Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting
The Dillon department met in regular session at the fire hall last night. The new motor fire truck was accepted and payment ordered. A concert at the public school netted five cents for the department. The Firemen’s Relief association elected F. C. McFadden president Robert Quackenbush vice president C. D. McKown secretary and A. A. Elliott treasurer. The fund totals $300 and supports firemen for injuries or death as provided by insurance company premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Firemens’ Relief Association
F. C. McFadden
Robert Quackenbush
C. D. McKown
A. A. Elliott
Gamble Concert Company Passes Through Dillon
The Ernest Gamble Concert company, a regular in the Normal college lecture series, traveled via Dillon yesterday en route to Ogden and Salt Lake. Mr. Gamble praised Dillon as musically inclined and said the group would return whenever they are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Ernest Gamble
Normal College
Ogden
Salt Lake
Gamble Concert Company
Light cattle run steadies market in North Portland sale
North Portland Oregon February 29 A light cattle run enters Monday's market with most trade steady Top price for pulpiers reaches 7.70 as hay and grain costs influence buyer activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Portland
Ore
Pulpiers
Informal Dance Honoring Visitors At Unitarian Church
Dillon social affairs note an informal Tuesday evening dance at the Unitarian church parlors hosted by Miss Ruth Conway in honor of Misses Zetta Gilbert and Marjory Conger visiting in the city at Judge J. B. Poin dexter's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Conway
Unitarian
Zetta Gilbert
Marjory Conger
J. B. Poindexter
Gilbert
Conger
McGuinness
Meagher
Mayger
Neighborhood club party under Washington's birthday decor
Fifty five members attended a Saturday afternoon event hosted by Mrs Pat Desmond with guests traveling up to thirty miles. Red white and blue decorations highlighted the dining room and refreshments followed later in the day. Dinner guests at the Lorenzo Cushing home included Mr and Mrs Goodwin T Paul Mr and Mrs Harry Gilbert Mr and Mrs O M Best Mr and Mrs Ernest Orr Mrs Laura Kress Miss Jean Bishop Leonard Eliel Dr Monroe and Fred Huber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Desmond
Washington
Lorenzo Cushing
Goodwin T. Paul
Harry Gilbert
O. M. Best
Ernest Orr
Laura Kress
Jean Bishop
Messrs. Leonard
Frank ,Eliel
Monroe
Fred Huber
Idaho Couple Quietly Wed in Dillon Courthouse
Lizzie Shaat and Flo F Main were married at the Dillon courthouse Monday by Rev Hugo P J Selinger. The Idaho couple planned their nuptials away from friends and will honeymoon in Butte before returning to Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Shaat
Flo. F. Main
Court House
Hugo P. J. Selinger
Idaho
Dillon
Butte
Regular club meeting Tuesday at 4 PM
A regular club meeting is announced for next Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Public School Auditorium. Dr. Garver is expected to attend and provide remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Garver
Market report shows cattle hogs and sheep steady
Live cattle steady with fed steers at 7.26 to 7.50 and cows and heifers scarce. Hog offerings light with a 15 cent spike to 8.15 top and bulk at 8. Lambs 9.05, ewes 7.00, yearlings and wethers 8 cents. Overall market described as strong with about 2700 head on Monday.
Jack Reese Becomes Dillon Express Agent
Jack Reese assumed duties as local express agent in Dillon replacing Jack Carey. Jack Gilchrist, who had been acting due to Reese’s illness from a prior wreck, may tour as express agent in Montana or Idaho. Dillon residents lament the loss of Jack and wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Reese
Dillon
Mr. Reese
Jack Carey
Jack Gilchrist
Mr. Gilchrist
Montana
Idaho
Jack
Melrose Couple Plans Move to Dillon Home
Mrs. Ed Ryan of Melrose visited this week to look at a home. Mr. Ryan expects to move his family to Dillon in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ryan
Melrose
Ryan
Dillon
Northside Country Club entertained by Mrs Ewing and Mrs Saunders
Mrs Edward Saunders and Mrs John Ewing hosted the Northside Country club Tuesday at Mrs Ewing's home. A sumptuous dinner was served to more than seventy guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Saunders
John Ewing
Northside Country Club
Ewing
Ladies Host Methodist Aid Gathering at Church Parlor
Mrs Lorain Spencer Mrs Esther Miller and Mrs Ned Saunders will entertain the Methodist aid society next Thursday afternoon in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Spencer
Esther Miller
Ned . Saunders
Methodist Aid Society
Dinner at Anderson Ranch Takes Twelve Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Anderson entertained at their ranch home north of Dillon last evening. Covers were laid for twelve guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Anderson
Dillon
Junior Missionary Society to Meet at Rathbone Home
Members of the Junior Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. R. R. Rathbone next Monday evening. Miss Marjorie Stevenson will entertain the Westminster next Thursday afternoon, March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnior Missionary Society
R. R. Rathbone
Marjorie Stevenson
Busy Bee Club Enjoys Afternoon Entertainment
Mrs. Jasper Nelson hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering for Busy Bee club members with light refreshment and stories, according to the society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Busy Bee Club
Jasper Nelson
Presbyterian Ladies Host by Mrs John F Bishop
The Presbyterian ladies were entertained by Mrs. John F. Bishop yesterday afternoon in a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Bishop
Dillon Local Notes On People And Commerce
Ground oats at Gracter Grocery. Judge Clark returned from Butte. P J Kelley of Butte visited Dillon. Hair goods offered at Mrs Hart's. Nels Nelson visited southern county. G F Brandell of Grand Island in town. Edna Moore of Divide visiting Dillon. Rev E V Ostrander returned from Butte. J A Law of Columbus in Dillon. J E Doyle and J H Bray from Monida in town. Lachman of Seattle paid Dillon a visit. H J Smith of Melrose attended to business. W W Smith of Seattle inspecting local market. R N McMillen came from Bannack. H C Pagenkoff and M A Ferrara of Butte guests at Medlen. Mrs Adam Maier and Mrs Kasper Hauser visited from Glen. D Frazer of Frye Bruhn Packing in county last week. Chas Perry from Armstead visiting Dillon. Philip Everson spent days in Dillon on business. Mrs Will Jennings and Billy to Helena for three weeks. New auto hearse soon for Dillon. Anderson Livery ordered eight cylinder Caddillac hearse body. Bill Keller of Dillon Dry Goods on crutches after foot operation. Will Pahnish and Edith from Grasshopper shopping. Bill notes cattle fat and contracts with White of Butte. Dr G W Nash of Bellingham visited sister Nina Nash in Dillon. Dr Nash returning after Chicago and Chicago meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Clark
Butte
P. J. Kelley
D'llon
H. C. Pagenkoff
M. A. Ferrara
Medlen
Adam Maier
Kasper Hauser
Glen
Reichle
D. Frazer
Frye-Bruhn Packing Company
Portland
Chas. Perry
Dillon
Armstead
Perry
Philip Everson
First State Bank of Bay
North Dakota
Northwestern Surety Company
Will Jennings
Little Billy
Helena
J. H. Sharpe
Dorothy
Jennings
Sharpe
Anderson
Winton
Montana Auto Supply Company
Bill” Keller
Dillon Dry Goods Co
Bill
Will Pahnish
Edith
Grasshopper
White of
Best Beuverhead County Steers Shipped From Red Rock
One of the best steer bunches of the year left Beaverhead county from Red Rock this week. William Tash of the D. L. ranch shipped 183 head of two year olds, averaging 1210 pounds, to Centennial Land and Cattle Co. in Seattle at seven cents a pound. Bob Kennon state stock inspector Tooke approved the lot as the best ever shipped from Red Rock. Sam Shesser sent 25 head of two and four year olds to the same company at seven cents per pound, averaging 1366 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Red Rock
William Tash
D. L
Centennial Land and Cattle Company
Seattle
Bob
Sam Shesser
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huber Bros
Huber Bros. Masonic Temple
Dillon, Mont
Helena Street
Eliza B. Thomas
C. W. Lawrence
Railroad
Lawrence
Sherman Hughes
Jennie C. Nash
Nna M. Nash
George Nash
Bellingham
Nash
Lillian R. Free
J. E. Monroe
Needle Club
F. E. Foote
Wi. D. Gist
Hawley Selway
Baptist
P. A. Sisson
A.C. Gruwell
Terry Browning
East Bannack Street
Neighborhood Club
Good Government Club
Northside Club
M. E. Aid
Westminister
Gracter
Edna Moore
Divide
E. V. Ostrander
J. A. Law of Columbus
J. E. Doyle
J. H. Bray
Monida
J. Lachman
H. J. Smith
Ww.b. Smith
Bannack
G. W. Nash
Nina Nash
Chicago
Simpson
W B
Optometrists
Albert Stamm
RANCH
Fae
Faust
Uinger Snaps Baronett Biscuits
Chocolate
Social Tea
Vanilla
Graham
Dainties
Cocoanut Dainties
Snapparoon
Montana Mercantile
City Hall Company Quality Grocer
the Dillon Bakery
Tattersall’s
E. H. Brundage
Undertaker
Montan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!