Local visitors and town notes in Dillon region
T J Call of Ennis visited in Dillon on Thursday. C R Courtney of Butte attended to business in Dillon. Charles Fitzgerald of Chinook was in Dillon for business. Frank Robison traveled from Point of Rocks to Dillon on Tuesday. Una Galahan of Twin Bridges visited Dillon with friends. Charles Perry, now ranching near Boulder, spent a few days in Dillon. Mr and Mrs A H French of Argenta were in Dillon for business Wednesday. Twin Bridges residents Orrie Lester and his family attended the M W A dance at the city hall. The Cash Meat Market shipped another carload of fat hogs to the Butte market Friday night, about two carloads monthly. The two young sons of Mr and Mrs Tom D Caverly, previously in quarantine 30 days, were released Tuesday night and markedly delighted to be out.
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Butte
Tom D. Caverly
Hughes Brothers Host A P Hughes In Dillon
A. P. Hughes of Barons Alberta stays in Dillon this week as guest of his brother George P Hughes and sisters Mrs Theodore Nelson and Mrs Arthur Graeter. He runs a large Alberta wheat ranch and with new machinery they can cut thresh and store up to 1000 bushels of wheat daily.
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A. P. Hughes
Barons
Alberta
Dillon
George P. Hughes
Theodor Nelson
Arthur Graeter
Hughes
Bishop's Crusade to Lead Children's Event at St James
The Rev Father in the Bishops Crusade period conducts a children's crusade at St James Episcopal church Friday at 4 pm. W G Gilbert reported six inches of snow at Virginia City after a trip from Ruby. C E Blinn and Dorothy and Ruth Gelhaus visited Dillon between quarters. Luther B Smith returned from Idaho Falls after a livestock sale amid strong demand. Frank Clark's truck skidded on a muddy hill road, rolled twice, and required towing for repairs.
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St. James Episcopal Church
W. G. Gilbert
Virginia City
Ruby
Luther B. Smith
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Frank Clark
Butte Wholesale Co
Dillon
Pioneer’s daughter Mrs Schoenfeld dies after illness
Mrs. O F Schoenfeld a Montana pioneer’s daughter died at her daughter’s home in Butte after a brief illness. She was 54 and born in Helena daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Pierce. She married Otto Schoenfeld in 1888 and lived in Helena Great Falls Sheridan before moving to Brandon mining country.
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O. F. Schoenfeld
Montana
Martin Hagenson
Butte
Angel of Death
Schoenfeld
Helena
Joseph Pierce
Otto Schoenfeld
Great Falls
Sheridan
Brandon
Mrs Schoenfeld Remembered as Educated and Liberal Woman
Funeral services were held at the home of her daughter Mrs Hagenson in Butte after her death. Rev Charles Chapman led the Episcopal rites with the choir singing Face to Face and Lay My Head Beneath the Rose. Interment followed in Helena in the family plot beside her husband and daughter Kathryn. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Hagenson Mrs Holly Mrs Marie Bowman a son Otto F Schoenfeld Jr and six grandchildren.
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Julié
Helena
Kathryn
Sons and Daughters of Pioneers
Montana
Hagenson
Holly
Marie Bowman
Otto F. Schoenfeld Jr
Fishermen Gather at Reichle to Close Season
Many anglers came to Reichle from Butte to finish out the fishing season on Sunday and Monday. Large trout were reported and local residents exchanged visits with guests from Dillon Apex Maiden Rock and others.
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Reichle
Butte
Beaverton horse sale planned for March 25
George Ditty of Dillion Horse Sales announces a big March 25 sale starting at 1 pm near the yards south of town. Hundreds of top quality Beaverhead horses will be offered, with entries due the day before for proper listing, following last month’s successful sale aimed at spring ranch and farm needs.
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George Ditty
Dillon Horse Sales Company
Idaho
Beaverhead
Ditty
Plans for New Church Take Definite Shape
At a Presbyterian meeting last Tuesday officers and workers adopted plans to fund a new church plant. Rev. Marion Humphreys of Philadelphia aided, with committee work led by Ben Stevenson. The three unit design includes educational and social buildings and a brick Gothic church with a stone trimmed façade.
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Presbyterian Church
Marion Humphreys
Department of Building Fund Campaigns
Philadelphia
B. N. Stevenson
Churchs’ Bureau of Architecture
General Committee On Finance
Finance Committee
Ben Stevenson
Jean Bishop
J. T B. Clailey
A. T. Peterson
Humphreys
Dillon
Auction Sale of Dairy Cattle at Dillon Ranch
George Ditty to hold an auction Saturday March 19 four miles south of Dillon. Entire herd of dairy strain cows to the highest bidder. Cows described as first class and good milkers. Sale begins at 1 o'clock with Luther S. Smith as auctioneer and A G Williams as clerk.
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George Ditty
Dillon
Luther S. Smith
A. G. Williams
Bears Immune to Tear Gas in Yellowstone Tests
In Yellowstone Park tests a small black bear exposed to tear gas showed no reaction. Researchers report the animal became familiar with campers supplies and did not blink during the experiment.
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Yellowstone Park
Deputy Couple Visit Pocatello for Brother’s New Market
Mr and Mrs J W Deputy return from a week in Pocatello Idaho visiting their Dillon born brother Francis Staudaher and attending the opening of his new meat market at 205 No Main. The market features a five ton bed wall cabinet a 35 foot enclosed refrigerator counter and a 25 head cattle capacity ice box. Francis has been in Dillon for five years and invites friends to visit.
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J. W
Pocatello
Idaho
Francis Staudaher
Dillon
No. Main
Francis
Famous Lecturer to Speak in Dillon on The Kingdom of the Clouds
Dr. Cora Best renowned climber hunter and traveler will lecture March 19 at the college auditorium. Sponsored by the U S Bureau of Commercial Economics shewill show motion pictures and lantern slides about American scenery and travel experiences. The talk is free and open to the public.
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Cora Best
United States Bureau of Commercial Economics
Best
U. S
America
Montana Stockgrowers Meet in Miles City
The forty second meeting of the Montana Stockgrowers association will be held in Miles City April 7 and 8 with a business meeting, lectures, demonstrations, and a number of prominent speakers. The Eastern Montana Woolgrowers annual meeting will be held on April 6.
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Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Miles City
Eastern Montana Woolgrowers
No hunting or trapping sign for sale at Tribune office
Classified notice states a "No hunting or trapping" sign is available for sale through the Tribune office advertisement section. The ad specifies ownership by the Tribune office and invites inquiries for purchase.
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Tribune
Secret Tong Meeting Set Despite Threats From Exexutioner
Chinese government announces a March 26 assembly of the tong in Dillon with a banquet and initiation of 24 new members. Attendees must show cards to avoid dire consequences. meeting aims to draft a ceasefire solution and forward it to faction leaders. Placards appear at Andrus fountain window.
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King Sling
Sun Yat Sen
Dillon
Tong
Sam Dit Tee
China
Andrus
Hazelbaker explains state laws at Dillon Rotary meeting
Senator F. A. Hazelbaker was the sole speaker at the Dillon Rotary club's Wednesday session at the Andrus hotel. He delivered a clear concise review of the recent state legislature, summarizing major measures and significant appropriations that have become law. President A. T. Peterson chaired the gathering.
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F. A. Hazelbaker
Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus Hotel
Na nodsOife
Pres. A. T. Petreson
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Tattersall’s Variety Store
Just
H. Schoenborn, Mgr
T. J. Call of
Ennis
C. R. Courtney
Charles Fitzgerald
Chinook
Frank Robison
Point of Rocks
Una Galahan
Twin Bridges
Charles Perry
Boulder
City
A. H. French
Argenta
City Hall
Orrie Lester
Clara
May
C. E. Blinn
Dorothy
Ruth Gelhaus
Missoula
Sheridan News
G. W. Rightenour
Carl Decker
Albert
Joe Pace
Apex
J. Mittelmeier
Fred Pillings
Pillings
W. Bennett
Maiden Rock
Rudolph Polish
Eli Daniff
Wolf Creek
J. €. Ferguson
David Meeds
Helen Decker
Earl Tedrick of
Ferguson Home
Mrs. Casto Keith
Flint McCauley
Melrose
Gus Fitchen
Uction
SuLlIvan Bros. Livery Barn
Hartwig & Sullivan
Eliel
Miles
Hazelbaker
Rotary
Tribune Book Store
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