Community notes from the Dillon area highlight visits and events
Wayne Cummins returns from five months with his mother near Portland. Linnenweber guests at the Garrison home. Mrs. Schmidt travels to Butte for dental work. Junior Farmers Union meet at Frank Buhrer’s with games and a taffy pull. Johnnie Carlson ends up with sticky hair. Fay Gransberry hosts a dinner for son Raymond’s eighteenth birthday. Campbell’s host a large free dance at Glen. Brakovee family visits Tadovich relatives in town. Pianist Genevieve Green will broadcast on KGIR at Butte Sunday at 2 30. Evelyn Polish, Marie Reichle, Virginia and Montana Ferguson visit from Dillon. Glen PTA holds a business meeting Friday.
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Wayne Cummins
Portland
Ore
Linenweber
Alders
Garrison Home
Albert Schmidt
Butte
Farmers’ Union
Frank Buhrer
Johnnie Carlson
Fay Gransberry
Raymond
Jane
William
Bryan
Virginia
Montana
Ferguson
Cummins
Hubert
Norma
Charles Page
Campbell’s
Glen
John Brakovee
Amy
Larry
Val Tadovich
Genevieve Green
KGIR
Evelyn Polish
Marie Reichle
Montana Ferguson
Dillon
Glen Parent-Teacher Association
Montana Golden Jubilee parade plan in Miles City
A Montana Stockgrowers jubilee in Miles City May 26 to 28 will feature cavalry from Fort Meade, the regimental band, Cheyenne and Crow Indians, longhorn cattle, old stagecoaches, and a mammoth parade with county participation. Activities include old-time music, dress, saloons, and entertainment, plus possible appearance by Teddy Roosevelt.
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Mr. Metlen
Miles
City
Montana
Stockgrowers Association
Fort Meade
South
Dakota
Fort Keogh
Livestock Commission
Beaverhead County
Northern Pacific
President Grant
Gold Creek
Miles City
Teddy” Roosevelt
Dell Mercantile robbed again. funds missing
Dell Mercantile in Dell suffered a second break in within weeks when a safe was robbed early Friday. Store operator Pascal Bimat was in town Saturday but could not specify the amount taken. Ranchers John Anderson and Charles Wheat were in town earlier in the week.
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Dell Mercantile Company
Dell
Pascal Bimat
John Anderson
Charles Wheaton
Jackson
Easy Pleasant Way to Lose Fat and Gain Health
An advertisement promises rapid fat loss and improved energy with Kruschen Salts. It urges readers to weigh themselves, take an 85 cent bottle daily, then weigh again to prove its value, claiming dramatic personal changes and broad druggist availability.
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America
Annual hostess aid society election and reports
The hostess society held its annual meeting with election of officers. Treasurer’s report showed a $288.30 year total, the smallest in 20 years. Receipts since March 9, 1898 were $12,402.04 with $12,396.24 disbursed. Officers elected: President Mrs. Frank Tolson, Vice President Mrs. J Leary, Secretary Mrs. Ida Gammell, Treasurer Mrs. G W Rightenour, who was re-elected and is the society’s longest continuous member since December 31, 1895. A two course supper preceded business. others listed. Also reported: Mrs. Glenn Marsh back from Three Forks after flu recovery. obituary notes for Andy Gammell, 72, pioneer of the area, with funeral at Methodist church. survey crews laid off, to have six weeks work.
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Frida
Frank Tolson
J. Leary
Ida Gammell
G. W. Rightenour
Rightenour
E. D. Marsh
Harry’Foster
Glenn Marsh
Three Forks
C. E. Shaw
Andy Gammell
Utah
Sheridan
James Gammell
Robert Dempsey
Ruby Valley
Methodist Church
P. W. Haynes
Jennie Garrity
Anaconda
John Gammell
Fred Ellinghouse
Gammell
Local ill in Dillon and community notices
Polaris J. D. Harrison is ill at the family home in Dillon. Wilbur Tash to begin operating the mail stage line July 1st after being awarded the contract. Mrs. Alfred Thornton has recovered from quinsy. Clare Judge visited Carroll ranch to help dehorn cattle. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Pyle hosted a party March 3rd with bridge and games. Attendees included Frank Marchesseau family, Mrs George Pyle, Mrs H. M. Boughton, Carl L. Knoll, Andy Hays, George Harrison and sons Ralph Eugene and Bill. Ryburn spent the weekend with relatives in Dillon. George Harrison handled Dillon business Friday. Hollis Harrison was in Dillon Friday. Harry Tash and family visited the DL ranch Saturday. Mrs E A Marchesseau and son visited Dillon Tuesday. R D Marchesseau returned to Dillon Saturday with wife and two daughters visiting relatives. Final B and B Pinochle club meeting of the season was held at Greenview, the ranch home of Peter J Peterson, last Friday evening.
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J. D. Harrison
Dillon
Wilbur Tash
Alfred Thornton
Clare Judge
Carroll Ranch
Andy Pyle
Frank Marchesseau
George Pyle
H. M. Boughton
Carl L. Knoll
Andy Hays
George Harrison
Ralph
Eugene Halloway
Bill Pierce
Ryburn
Hollis Harrison
Dilon
Harry Tash
DL Ranch
E. A.,marchesseau
Dewey
R. D. Marchesseau
Greenview
Peter J.peterson
Madison county fish rules differ in year round opening
The notice details Montana fishing regulations by county. Madison county allows year round fishing on sections of the Madison River between Bozeman Norris bridge and the Missouri River, and from certain bridges to Ennis lake, while Beaverhead county bans fishing on many lakes and streams from March 15 to July 4. Wise River remains open only in July and August.
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Madison County
Madison River
Bozeman-Norris
Missouri River
Montana Power Company
Madison
Ennis) Lake
Ennis- Jeffers
Hutchins
Beaverhead
National Forest
Pindar
Sirelle
Acta
Local residents attend events and visit Dillon and Grant
Monday through Tuesday reports list Charles Brenner and Isabelle Brenner on business in Dillon, Jim Jensen of Armstead visiting Grant, Warren Leland from Bozeman visiting Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Dan Whitmer and Alpine Arizona visitors, Brenner and Meade families hosting, Geo B Hughes and Blair and Shefer visiting Grant, Jimmie Selway returning to Dillon, water meeting attendees Chas Brenner Bill Brenner Prohosky Stocker, and J H Sheser visiting Grant for errands.
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Whitmer
Conda Jensen
Sylvester Meade
Dillon
Brenner
Geo
Armstead Community Notes Highlight Birthday Surprise
A birthday surprise for Miss Leota Hughes by intermediate pupils and a later gathering at her home were reported. Fire drill practice supervised by Parke T. Scott and W. C. Given taught safe building egress and extinguisher use. Local residents, errands, and mass at Lima were also noted along with visits to Dillon and Grant.
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Taylor Bradley
Stanley
Charles Bradley
Butte
Leota Hughes
Miss Hughes
Parke T. Scott
W. C. Given
Ruth Irion
Jesse Brown
Dillon
F. S. Irion
F. Coon
T. Clifford
Lima
Florence Wall
William
James Mansfield
Grant
W. N. Bichler
M. R. Rand
Sophia Guyaz
Scott Home
Sophia Guyar
Mothers and Daughters Evening at the High School Gym
The P T A extends a cordial invitation to all mothers and daughters and to all teachers to attend a Mothers and Daughters evening at the high school gymnasium Friday March 23 at 7 30. A 25 cent charge will be made for mothers teachers and escorts of the girls only. Families with several girls are urged to have teachers grandmothers aunts and friends accompany them. The complete program will be published later.
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Masons
Eastern Stars
Rainbow Girls
de Molay
Luxuriously Fitted Auto Trailer Put Into Service
James Dodd puts into service a four wheeled auto trailer notable for its silver and red design. The trailer features rear wheel fenders and a sturdy practical appearance.
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Tnme
James Dodd
Dillon Anaconda debate to open scholastic season at high school gym
First scholastic debate of the season set for Thursday night at the high school gym. Dillon team Paul Fidler and Jack Reeves will argue against Anaconda High on the resolution that the United States should adopt the essential features of the British radio system. Also notes births and social notices from Barrett hospital and local families.
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Dillon
Paul Fidler
Jack Reeves
Anaconda
United States
List of commercial retailers and locations
A compiled ledger of retail numbers and names with associated Dillon and Lima addresses and business aliases such as The Mint Medlen Hotel Moose and The Eagle. Entries include John Hurley James Johnson Fred Lyon George Main W P Lyons Ruth Smith W E Tallent C S Truax Peter Westergaard E L Wheat Frank Anangst Dana Miller L Robinson Rus Erickson with street notes and store names.
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Fred G. Lyon
Dillon
H.J. Reeves
Bannack St
Ruth Smith
W. E. Tallent
the Lobby
C. S.truax
Lima
Peat Hotel
Peter Westergaard
Helena St
E. L. Wheat
Judge Bourquin to retire from bench on May seventeenth
United States District Judge George M. Bourquin announced on March 8 that he would retire from the bench on May 17, marking the twenty second anniversary of his Taft appointment. He was frequently mentioned as a possible Republican Senate candidate to oppose Burton Wheeler but gave no definite plans.
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President Taft
United States
George ‘M. Bourquin
United States Senate
Burton K. Wheeler
Bourquin
North Side Country Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Roberts Home
The North Side Country club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. W. E. Roberts on Tuesday March 20 at 1 o clock.
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North Side Country Club
W. E. Roberts
Emergency Crop Loans Available Across Montana
Emergency crop loans are available through regional offices in Helena Great Falls Bozeman Columbus Lewistown Miles City Wolf Point Malta Conrad Glendive and Missoula. The notices list multiple towns serving as loan centers for farmers in need of drought and disaster assistance.
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Tana Livestock
Helena
Great Falls
Bozeman
Midland
Columbus
Central Montana
Lewistown
Miles City
Northeast Montana
Wolf Point
Milk River
Malta
Conrad
Glendive
Western Montana
Missoula
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Barrett Hospital
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James Giudici
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John “E. “Hurley
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