Dillon Visitors And Local Happenings In Apex Area
Noah Allen drove to Dillon last Saturday. Mrs Panich and her Butte visitors stay with kin Matt and Martin Fabac. Mrs Kinney of Dillon visited Noah Allen. Several residents motor to Dillon Wednesday. Nesbitt brothers visit old home as mother Mary Nesbitt nears 97. Pillen family in Anchorage awaiting reunion as husband reports rain and high living costs.
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Apex
Noah Allen
Dillon
Panich
Butte
Matt
Martin Fabac
Kinney
T. W. Cheely
Walter Siria
G. Rice
T. W
Spencer
R. S. Leebrick
Robert Nesbitt
Stockton
California
Ben Nesbitt
Nesbitt Brothers
Mary Nesbitt
J. A. Pillen
Anchorage
Alaska
Government Coal Company
Old Folks Foresee Dry Spell and Hay Shortage
Apex reports numerous local visits and activities while drought deepens. Otto Christiansen hauled hogs to Dillon. Armond Hood and Noah Allen traveled to Melrose. Enoch Young and family drove to Dillon. George Baker crews work on culverts and a schoolhouse lane bridge. A horse race drew a crowd and Walter Siria’s horse won. Weather remains dry with scarce feed, threatening winter crops.
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Otto Christiansen
Dillon
Armond Hood
Noah Allen
Melrose
al Crossley
Jack Walters
Enoch Young
Pete Nelson
Willow Creek
George Baker
Schoolhouse Lane
Walter Siria
Baker
Sheridan High School graduates in Commencement Exercises
Sheridan high school held its commencement with the class in caps and gowns. Elmer Glasser won the top scholarship while Josephine Funk, Frank Carey and others received diplomas. The event featured an address by M J Abbey and music by Mrs Dyer and others. The town plans a June 14 Federation event and a historical marker dedication for Bethany Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Fenton
Dyer
M. J. Abbey
Montana State College
Brim
Tio
Elmer Glasser
Issephine Funk
Frank Carey
Board of Education
Albert Lohr
George Willis
Frederick Branch
Fred Dudley
Charles Murray
Dorothy Marsh
Harriett Shaffer
Margaret Ball
Mary Copp
Josephine Funk
Sheridan
R. P. Bateman
Memorial Day observance led by Jackson Sunday school
A Jackson snowstorm and subsequent rain preceded a Memorial Day program organized by the local Sunday school. A large procession, led by children, visited the cemetery to place decorations. Alfred Peterson fell ill and was taken to Dillon for treatment. Jules Wenger, prominent Big Hole rancher, returned from Dillon after business matters.
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Jackson
Alfred Peterson
Dillon
Jules Wenger
Big Hole
Local Notes From Medicine Lodge and Dillon
Mrs Margaret Roode visited her mother in Argenta over the weekend. Frank Rife and Duke Davis made business trips to Dillon and the county seat. Mrs H W Brenner and the L D Brown party with Miss Pfitner called at the Craver ranch. Dr Morand offers eye tests and glasses, Metlen Block Dillon Montana ad. Montana Power builds a 48 mile transmission line east from here. Powell county's wool clip is conservatively estimated at 1,000,000 lbs.
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Medicine Lodge
Margaret Roode
Argenta
Frank Rife
Dillon
Hardin
Montana Power Company
Powell County
Grace Methodist Baccalaureate Omit Sermon on June 11
Grace Methodist Church postpones the baccalaureate sermon at the college on Sunday June 11 and holds only the 10 o clock Sunday school service for all ages. Congregation urged to attend other college services in the day.
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Methodist Church
Buy at Home Ad Promotes Local Merchants
The Tribune urges readers to support local Dillon merchants via a Buy at Home advertisement running for a month. Each week highlights the policy of trading with city merchants over mail order houses with the theme Investigate Before Love. Call on local merchants to compare prices with advertised mail order bargains.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Ouseny
Pacific region faces worst forest fire danger in 88 years
June 1 bulletins warn of extreme dryness across five coast states from Montana to California. Fires threaten logs, equipment and lives. authorities urge strict fire controls and all agencies mobilize patrols, weather forecasting, and potential forest closures.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific
Western Forestry and Conservation Association
Montana
California
Oregon
Sahara
Idaho
United States Forest Service
Jherents
War Department
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
Alias summons in quiet title action BeaVerhead Montana
District Court action in Beaverhead County Montana cites multiple defendants including Christian G Stahl Lemuel T Brown Mary McGough and The First National Bank of Dillon as executor The suit seeks a decree quieting plaintiff’s title to described real estate in Dillon Montana and to require responders to state their claims within twenty days or face default judgment The described property lies in the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 18 township 7 south range west Montana meridian with a 44 acre area more or less
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Bea Verhead
Ik. W. Bond
Christian G. Stahl
Lemuel T. Brown
Mary McGough
Lrst National Bank of
Dillon
Benjamin Bond
Abraham S. Rife
Alice A. Selway
Albert F. Selway
Mark M. Selway
Jessie G. Sel
State OF
The
First National Bank of
Abraham
George D. Selway
Raymond J. Selway
Martin Barrett
Ida M. Slack
Beaverhead County
Kentucky Avenue
Thompson
Rife
Range
Bears
Court seal and clerk signoff June 5 in case filed
Legal notice fragment shows judge seal, deputy clerk inscription, attorneys Rogers Gilbert 23-26, and plaintiff seeking general relief with witness statement dated June 5. The text is garbled but indicates court filing actions and representation in a civil suit.
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A. D
W. E. Stevenson I
Im M. Stephenson
Rodgers & Gilbert
Notice of Application for Tax Deed in Montana
The undersigned will on July 10 1924 apply to Beaverhead County Treasurer for a tax deed to the NE quarter of SW quarter of section 17 township 65 south range 12 west Montana Meridian containing 40 acres more or less. Amount due a de. Theodor Nelson.
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Beaverhead
Montana
State of
Range
Meridian
Theodor Nelson
Havre Debates Paving Plans for Business and Home Areas
Havre weighs paving a large area of its business and residential districts as Big Lake area grows. The Midwest Refining company has started a new wildcat well nearby, signaling energy activity that could affect local development and traffic.
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Havre
Big Lake
Midwest Refining Company
Highway and oil projects announced with regional notes
The Libby Troy highway will be rebuilt while Great Falls Ohio Oil plans to spud near Sweeney. A new Harlem Dodson road is proposed. Billings Stillwater Wool Growers sell 400000 pound pool at 43 cents to Silberman Sons of Chicago. Portland Montana Oil resumes drilling on the Alaska bench.
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Libby-Troy
Great Falls—Ohio Oil Company
Sweeney
Harlem
Dodson
Billings
Stillwater Wool Growers’ Association
Silberman & Sons, of
Chicago
Lewistown
Portland
Montana Oil Company
Alaska Bench
Great Falls Paving on Central Avenue Starts
Work on paving Central Avenue has started in Great Falls. City crews began the project to improve road conditions and infrastructure along the main thoroughfare.
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Great Falls
Central Avenue
Foley Pills Prove Effective Kidney Remedy
Mrs. Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania reports severe kidney pain eased after using Foley Pills. The diuretic claims to flush and cleanse the kidneys, with Potts the druggist advertising the product.
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Ellen Reighard
South Fork
Foley
Potts
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Sheridan News
H. B. Nesbitt
Isabel
June Kearney
Jackson News
Medicine Lodge News
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Pacific Region
B. N. Stevenson, Walter T. Vance
Olmsted-Stevenson Company
White Cafe
Standard Lumber & Coal
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