Local notes from Dillon Amid visits and weddings
Dillon residents report visitors from Butte Armstead Spokane and Idaho Falls. A marriage license was issued to Fredrick Crabtree and Elizabeth Bloxhan. Old Timers reunion at Salt Lake drew H J Hanneman and daughter Mary Ellen. Weather and crop conditions described as favorable with sheep shearing underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrick A. Crabtree
Elizabeth Bloxhan
Idaho Falls
George Opp
H. J. Hanneman
Mary Ellen
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
State Normal College Football Schedule 1929
The schedule lists State Normal College football games in 1929 with opponents and locations. Oct 12 at Helena against Intermountain Union, Oct 19 at Dillon vs Billings Polytechnic, Oct 26 at Rexburg against Ricks College, Nov 1 at Dillon vs University of Idaho Southern Branch, Nov 11 at Dillon against State University Freshmen, and Nov 15 or 16 at Butte vs State School of Mines, including Armistice Day and homecoming events.
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Intermountain Union
College
State Normal
Helena
Billings
Polytechnic
State Normal College
Dillon
Ricks College
Rexburg
Idaho
University of Idaho
Southern
State University
State Normal Col · Lege
State School of Mines
Butte
Kenworthy receives three year prison sentence in district court
Andrew Kenworthy was sentenced to three years in the state prison after pleading guilty to entering the ranch home of William Rosenbaum near Dell and taking articles. Judge H G Rodgers noted a prior jail record and denied liberty. Other cases included three youths from Dillon promised release pending job placement and six month court appearance.
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Andrew Kenworthy
William Rosenbaum
Dell
H. G. Rodgers
Kenworthy
Havin
Rodgers
Norman Wynes
Leo Moran
Jerry McGahn
Mint
Hartwig
Foley Pills diuretic advertisement by Geo. M. Gosman
An advertisement touts Foley Pills diuretic as relief for kidney and rheumatic troubles. Arthur O Malley of Carson Hill California reports swift relief after using less than two bottles. Satisfaction guaranteed and products offered by Geo M Gosman.
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Arthur O’malley
Carson Hill
Calif
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Adv
Summer Sidelights At Barratts and Local Picnic Plans
The annual summer go event for students and faculty occurred Wednesday at Barratts with a 5 30 dinner. Cars furnished by the faculty and Dillon residents conveyed attendees to the canyon. President Davis returns from Havre after visiting the Northern Regional summer school where he is supervising director. Principal W J Shirley directs Havre activities. A Friday faculty picnic is planned at Ms Shotwell's cabin above Argenta. Dr Theodore Shank of the Red Cross speaks Friday on summer schools and exchange notebooks with foreign schools. MT pupils participate. Ernest Gamble Concert Company set for July 9 at the Normal college auditorium. previous Dillon appearances drew strong crowds.
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Dillon
Davis
Havre
Mss Shotwell
Argenta
Theodore Shank
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Montana
Ernest Gamble
Normal College
New York Handball Ace Meets Waterloo in Dillon
Dillon's two man handball club led by George Melton and W B Hartwig defeated Lou Ziller of New York 21 5 and 21 15 at Normal college court in two spirited matches. Ziller, a Pastime Athletic club member, praised Melton as a tough opponent after learning of him from previous national tournament participants. Melton, former Montana singles champion, has earned several northwest titles with Hartwig in regional events.
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Dillon
George Melton
W. B. Hartwig
Melton
Lou Ziller
New York Star
Normal College Court
Ziller
Pastime Athletic Club
New York City
Cleveland
George
Montana
Bud Hartwig
Northwest
Hydraulic mining to begin at Bannack in Bon Accord district
The Idamount Gold Mining Company has begun extensive hydraulic operations near Bannack in the Bon Accord district. They report ground values of about 28 cents per yard and have installed a giant pump and new amalgamation method, claimed to be first in this country. J E Dolan and T C Anderson lead the project and anticipate an encouraging report soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idamount Gold Mining Company
Bon Accord
Bannack
J. E. Dolan
T. C. Anderson
Golf Tournament Opens Entry To Women For July Fourth
The organizing committee announces that women may enter the upcoming July Fourth golf tournament. The event is a blind bogey format offering a $35 merchandise prize and an additional $15 prize for the actual low score across two rounds.
Construction starts on Frank Unangst’s East Helena house
Start of construction announced for a new residence on East Helena Street near Atlantic for Frank Unangst. The article notes substantial improvements by Unangst this year on his Thomsen Avenue properties as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Harrison
Orr Street
Frank Unangst
East Helena Street
Atlantic
Unangst
Thomsen Avenue
Clark and Sullivan Buy Dillon Horse Sales Barns
W A Clark and Dave Sullivan announced the acquisition of the Dillon Horse Sales Co. barns and corrals from the George Ditty estate. They plan a major sale in early July and aim to revive Dillon as a leading national horse market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark
Dave Sullivan
Dillon Horse Sales Co
George Ditty
Dillon
United States
Clark
Reward for beef theft on listed ranges
A $1 000 reward is offered for evidence leading to the conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the ranges or premises of the Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial or D. V. Erwin stock inspector. This offer applies to individuals not employed as regular law officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole
Horse Prairie
Grasshopper
Centennial
D. V. Erwin
McFarland Doctor Makes First Eagle at Dillon Country Club
Dr A H McFarland eagled the long No eight hole at Dillon country club golf course with a second shot on the green and a putt for a three. His round total was 39. Greens are being prepared for the July Fourth tournament with new sand shipped from Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. McFarland
Dillon Country Club
Anaconda
Man Wanted Any Age in Age of Chivalry
A pointed line from American Magazine notes that true chivalry requires a Galahad, implying standards for knightly conduct across ages. The witty remark contrasts romantic ideals with modern realities and gender expectations.
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American Magazine
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