Baseball Talk and Tax Work Foretell Local Season
The piece notes a lively baseball chatter as fans anticipate a better local season with teams like the Bunnies the Beavers and the Badgers shaping up. It also reports County Treasurer Bertie Mathews and Assessor Emerick starting personal tax collections and a strict Board of Equalization rule affecting duplicate assessment notices and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Sol
Bill Ross
Zegler Springs
Bob Barrett
Bertie Mathews
W. Emerick
Emerick
State Board of Equalization
State Board
Former Glendale Resident Dies in Dillon at 75
Frank Solander, longtime Dillon resident, died at his home on Kentucky avenue around 10 p.m. Wednesday after a month of illness. A Pennsylvanian by birth, he moved west for mining work in Glendale and nearby camps. Survived by daughter Mrs. L. T. Grimes of Bedrock and several grandchildren in California. Funeral conducted by Rev. Edward Smith at Brundage parlors. burial in Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Solander
Dillon
Kentucky Avenue
Bedrock
Pennsylvania
Glendale
L. T. Grimes
California
Brundage
Edward Smith
Methodist Church
Mountain View
Marriage Licenses Issued In Dillon District
Clerks issued licenses to Eric Nagel of Butte and Hildred Kaine of Great Falls last Saturday. They were married in Dillon and returned to Butte by afternoon train. Wilbur C. Whiting and Grace B. McCoy, both of Twin Bridges, received licenses here yesterday morning and then returned to Twin Bridges after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Eric Nagel
Butte
Hildred Kaine
Great Falls
Dillon
Wilbur C. Whiting
Grace B. McCoy
Twin Bridges
Rotary hears talk on creamery prospects at Sugar Bowl
Rev. Edward Smith urged service during the Rotary luncheon as Joseph T. Leimert led a plan to form a creamery committee with Leimert T D. Olmsted and Pearl I. Smith to study feasibility and report next week. 7 J Call, Madison County sheepman, arrived from his ranch near Fans, reporting livestock in good condition and optimism for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Rotary Club
Edward Smith
Sugar Bowl
Charles P. Thomas
Normal College
Joseph T. Leimert
Leimert
T D. Olmsted
Pearl I. Smith
J. Call
Madison County
Fanis
Fis
Salmon mill project head joins Dillon trip
Building Mill, R. C. Wadsworth, a Salmon man, registered at the Metlen hotel last Saturday. He came to Dillon on business connected with building a mill on mining property near Salmon and is in charge of construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Wadsworth
Metlen
Dillon
Salmon
Bounties Extended For Coyotes to May Sixth
County clerk J S Baker received a letter from E A Phillips secretary of the State Livestock Commission stating bounty claims for coyotes and other animals killed before March 6 may be paid if filed by May 6. The letter clarifies the March 6 repeal and requires affidavits showing animals were killed within sixty days before March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Baker
E. A.phillips
State Livestock Commission
A. Phillips
Easter and the Resurrection Center of Christian Faith
A Beaverhead Ministerial Association reflection emphasizes Easter as the church’s chief festival and Christ’s resurrection as central to salvation. It cites Paul’s words on faith, life after death, and the transformation at the resurrection, ending with a hymn-like proclamation of victory over death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
St. Paul
President Proclaims Forest Protection Week
President Harding issues a proclamation declaring April 22 to 28 as Forest Protection Week to stress forest preservation for industrial, commercial, and public welfare. He urges state governors to observe the week through schools, civic groups, press, and other channels to combat fires caused by carelessness and thoughtlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Record-Size Instruments Filed at County Clerk Office
A new county clerk record for instrument size was set as Anaconda Copper Mining Co filed two documents. The first incurred 150.35 dollars and the second 87.76 dollars, totaling 238.10 dollars in filing fees. Two weeks earlier, minutes from the same company set another record. The typewriter carriage may travel over a mile to file the instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Family leaves Dillon for Kansas after illness call
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wilson and their daughter Mrs. L. M. Halloran of Jackson visited Dillon last Saturday and boarded the evening train to Kansas where Mrs. Wilson's mother lies ill. Mrs Louis Tritt has gone to Los Angeles for a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Wilson
Louis Tritt
Los Angeles
Dr. Finch Leaves Normal College for Scranton Extension
Dr. Grant E. Finch will not return to Dillon next year after a year on leave from the Normal College faculty. He will teach World Problems in Political Geography to 180 students at Scranton, Pennsylvania, while completing his M A at Columbia. His son Eugene also studies at Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant E. ‘Finch
Columbia University
Dillon
Scranton
A. L. Stone
Finch
Columbia
Phi Delta Kappa
Eugene
Missoula
Normal College
Helen Finch
Ships Ponies By Express
Salmon man George W. Oliver shipped a carload of ponies to New York by express via freight to Pocatello. Oliver accompanied the ponies during the unusual shipment, noted after a trip to the Medlon last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
George W. Oliver
New York City
Oliver
Medlon
Pocatello
New York
Mr. Oliver
Officials Up for Re Election in City Caucus
Citizens approved the city regime at a Monday night caucus in City Hall. Outgoing officials up for re election include Mayor Roscoe Cornell Police Magistrate L P Phillips City Treasurer J B Mayfield and aldermen Amos Elliott Ward One W T Scully Ward Two Fred Woodside Ward Three A F Waldorf Ward Four. The total registered electors this year is 1097 down from 1245 last year with ward counts and declines noted. Many names dropped from the list were due to non voting in the general election or moves since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Cornell
L. P. Phillips
J. B. Mayfield
Amos Elliott
Box Car Society Organized Here
A local chapter of La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux was organized with twenty Voyageurs militaire meeting Thursday evening. Officers elected include Chef de gare George Gosman and Chef de train A A Gibson. members listed as Scotty Tait Vorhees Paddock and Alderic Tessier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecouter
Veterans de la Guerre
Societe National Des
408
Voyageurs Militaire
la Societe
American Legion
Legion
National Society
la Societe Des
United States ‘of America
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Voiture Locale
George Gosman
A. A. Gibson
Henry C. Wyatt
J. C. Fuller
Muffly Sees Big Year Ahead for Montana Mining
Senator Charles Muffly of Broadwater county predicts a record 1923 for Montana mining as activity surges in the state. He, recently appointed Dillon receiver for Elkhorn district properties, notes finance issues in a major operation while urging prospectors to seek base ore near visible outcroppings. Investor demand for lead rises due to construction needs and mine closures in other districts. Wyman Smith of Dillon visits between Bozeman State College terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Charles Muffly
Broadwater County
Butte
Dillon
Elkhorn
Muffly
Comepany
Montana Mining Assn
Joplin
Wyman Smith
State College
Bozeman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Solomon
Is Building Mill
Miles City
Bank 48
Beaverhead Ministerial Association
Guy ‘Gray
SiRppanty Sataniay
Kansas
Dr. Finch
Scranton, PA
Box Car Society
UN Military Order OF Legion
Voyageurs
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!