Local Penings Chronicle Dillon Ads and Visitors 1911
Local notes list visitors and ads from Tattersall’s Beaverhead Motors and Huber Bros. appearances. People from Dillon Butte Dell Dell ness Sheep Creek Jackson Twin Bridges Armstead Big Hole basin frequent town for business and leisure. Sales on hats public land script and percolators featured with various rental listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Beaverhead Motors Co
William Sweeney
Sheep Creek Basin
William Rupple
Twin Bridges
Huber Bros
Victor Mathews
Dell
Dillon
Come in Old Friend Uncle John Poem Dialogue
A rustic verse scene shows Uncle John inviting a neighbor named Bill to chat about news and weather as a coping mood, with casual exchanges on gossip and social topics and a closing remark about avoiding slander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Widder
George
Farmers cooperation can ease farm marketing difficulties
The author argues that farmers should organize and act like labor and business to gain equal rights and benefits. He cites a rescued infant as a moral example of self-help and urges extending cooperative organization beyond legislation to improve production, marketing, and living conditions for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Farm Bureau
Washington City
California
When the Train Arrives At The Station
A vivid portrait of a town train depot with its people and routine. The center of activity, the depot shines after recent refurbishing and welcomes travelers with familiar figures like Kate Poole and assistants, agents Call and Shafner, and regulars such as Chief Skinney Nelson and Col. Drummy. The piece notes the friendly scene, cattle of punctual regulars, and the lively crowd that gathers to greet arrivals or see off departures.
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Dillon
Kate Poole
Bechtold
Call
Mr. Shafner
Skinney” Nelson
Col. Drummy
Lee Reece
Mr. Freund
California
Andrus
Metlen
Herder Heroes and Selfless Rescue in Blizzard Tragedy
An ex service man herder near Rock River Wyoming died in a May blizzard while saving a comrade. Westcotts raincoat covered Youngs body, illustrating his heroism. A separate tale recalls a Freemont County Idaho herder who saved a boy in a snowstorm, carrying him two miles through the storm after his horse fled. An estray sale notice lists red and white cattle to be auctioned at the W. C. Brown Branch on July 8, 1922 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock River
Wyoming
Westcott
Young
Freemont County
Idaho
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstracts Week Ending June 3 1922
Real estate transfers listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending June 3 1922. Names of grantees and grantors appear with parcel notes and transaction dates reflecting property transfers in the Beaverhead region.
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Dillon area property deeds and notices summary
Multiple 1900s style deeds and notices record quitclaims and warranty transfers in Dillon Montana area. Hannah Buchalli and Mabel Safford convey Bear Creek parcels to Samuel B Sheser. Mary Staudacher Starwich and Margaret Rebich trade townsite parcels near Dillon for $10.00. Charles and Martha Wilson transfer a 50 by 80 foot lot to William Wilson for $1.00. John Grey sells 960.28 acres west of Dewey for $10.00. Isaac Melinger receives one lot in Mountain View Cemetery. Sanford Shepherd files water appropriation for waste waters from Trumen Creek and Wise River. Frank Madden administrator sells undivided Wyohish? interest in Eeho quartz claim Bald Mountain district for $275.00. John Tessier administrator pursues forfeiture for Eldorado and Standard lode claims with $100 improvement fee. Homestead exemption set for Daisy McNinch to husband Gilbert McNinch.
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Mary Staudacher Starwich
Margaret Rebich
Dillon
Tessier
Matt Plat
Tessier’s
Charles Wilson
Martha Wilson
William Wilson
Washington and Bannack Street
John Grey
W. C. Jones
Dewey, Montana
Isaac Melinger
Mountain View
Sy Sanford Shepherd
Trumen Creek
Dewey
Montana
Sanford Shepherd
Wise River
Frank P. Madden
Frederick Co. North
C. W. Robison
John S. Hubbard
Bald Mountain
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co Ad Prospect
Ad from Dillon Montana promoting Southern Montana Abstract and Title Company with Frank Hazelbaker as president. Framed as an endorsement for the service, urging readers to use the firm for abstracts and title work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Dillon, Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
Kidney Pills Bring Quick Relief, Says Va. Man
W Hi Shadwell of Stanley Virginia reports kidney trouble disabled him until Foley Kidney Pills were prescribed by the fire chief. After three bottles he was completely relieved and has had no recurrence of symptoms. Sold everywhere. Also sewing machine supplies advertised.
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W. Hi. Shadwell
Stanley, Va
Foley
Fire Department
Adv
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Harvard
LeRoy Brown
Dartmouth College
Harvard Stadium
Dartmouth
Tattersall’s
A. F. Graeter
Butte
Harry Lapham
Jackson
G. V. Patterson
Dellness
David Hier
Apex
Tatterall's
Christ Nichols
Krimp Krust
Litf
Tattersall’s. Adv
Mrs. Olsen
Big Hole Basin
Hazelbaker
Charles Selway of
Max Lauterbach
J. E. Monroe
Jos. C. Smith
Anna Hart
Ed Smith
Martin Innes
A. Potts
Jos. Gobolick of
Armstead
Dillon Greenhouses
Cc. M. Krebs
Monida
N. Pac
Milton Nay
Grasshopper Valley
Bernice Hirschman
H. E. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Parke T. Scott
Col. Decker
Normal College
Uncle John
Land Office
Beaverhead
Pearl I. Smith
Title Building
Dilton
By Miles Poindexter
U. S
Washington
Senator Miles Poindexter
Herder Heroes
Estray
Kellys
Kelly-Springfield
Lloyd & Blair
Hannah Buchalli
Samuel B. Sheser
Bear Creek
Mabel Safford
John Tessier
Frank Landry
Eldorado Lode
Daisy McNinch
Gilbert McNinch
Mme
Karl Lang
Potts
Beaverhead County
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Metlen Hotel
Main Brothers
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