Dullea Mahoney Wedding and Local News in Sheridan
Miss Katherine Dullea wed Dr. J. J. Mahoney of Virginia City on April 22 at St. Patrick's church with Miss Helen Dullea as bridesmaid and Mr. J Browne Jr as best man. The couple will reside in Virginia City after visiting Salt Lake City. The I O F marked its 84th anniversary in Sheridan with a ball and music by the T B Cornet Band. Local items note visitors, entertainments, and incidents including an explosion that killed and crippled sheep belonging to M Lauterbach near McCarthy Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Dullea
J. J. Mahoney
Virginia City
U. DR. Dulles
St. Patrick’s Church
Father de Berrie
Helen Dullea
J. Browne, Jr
Brown's Station
Miss Dullea
Messrs
Comfort, Wheat
Page
Gardiner
Duilea
Marie Lott
Dwight Buchnell
Excelsior Ranch
Gleas
M. Lauterbach
Mr. Lauterbach
McCarthy Mountain
River Rising and Local Tax Payees Noted
Special correspondence notes Ernst Schmid of Butte visiting Beehrer Bros with mother Mrs G W Beehrer after returning from Hunt Era Hot Springs for rheumatism treatment. Wood Livestock Co pays taxes in Beaverhead and Madison counties. farmers sell hay to them as river rises cutting off cross-river communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Livestock Company
Tribunewiwis
Ernst Schmid
Butte
G. W. Beehrer
Beehrer Bros
Huntera
Francie Browne
Browne
Tommy Haw
Rattlesnake
Beaverhead
Madison County
Dwelling House Destroyed by Fire in Rochester
Special correspondence from Rochester reports a house fire at J O Thomas residence after a child touched burning paper in a stove leading to most belongings being burned or damaged. The Woodmen announce a dance on May 8 drawing a large crowd. Local notes mention Mrs Dwight returning from Salt Lake City and Barney Howe’s illness improving.
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The
Tribune
Rochester
J. O. Thomas
Thomas
A. M. Dwight
Salt Lake City
Barney Howe
Hardesty Hotel
J. E. Dickey
Twin Bridges
Jock
Idaho Falls
Mira
Murdock
Fire destroys car repair shop and bunk-house
A fire at 4:30 Saturday morning destroyed the car repair shop and bunk-house used by night men. Explosion from a lamp is suspected. tools and clothing of the repairers were lost. The event follows local notices of residents moving and changing posts around the area.
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The
Tribune
Lia
George Ripley
St. Anthony
George
H. J. Just
Peat
Charles Truax
Just
Missoula
Ford
Alex Singer
Salt Lake
Paul
Gosman
Misa Rich
Messrs
Selstrom
Singer
Mite Society
Order of Odd Fellows marks eighty four years in America
Apollo Lodge No 15 O F celebrated the Order’s eighty fourth anniversary in America with 200 plus attendees. The piece notes origins in early 1800s Baltimore by Thomas Wildey and Civil War losses around forty thousand members, highlighting the Order’s postwar growth and harmony efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order OF
ODD Fellows
America
Apollo Lodge No. 15
Odd Fellowship
England
Cesar
Thomas Wildey
Baltimore
First Dillon Cabin and Early Dairy in Beaverhead Valley
The 1868 cabin built by Richard Deacon became Dillon’s first dairy source, supplying butter to Bannack miners. Deacon lived there until selling his ranch to Dillon Towns in 1880. The cabin still stands in Charles Deputy’s yard near the County High School.
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Dillon
Richard Deacon
Dillon Towns Company
Bannack
Charles Deputy
Patterson Woman Recovering After Appedicitis Operation
Mrs J Patterson is recovering from an appendicitis operation after traveling from Deux to Butte for treatment. Special correspondence notes she is doing nicely and expected home next week as winter weather returns and farming activity shifts with hay markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
CO. H. Rudy
Oimpana Bros
Butte
Guibert Holbrook
Wyoming
Henry Thorpson
John Patterson
Hottie
Beaverhead sheepman sells Billy Jones ranch tract
Tommy Haw of Beaverhead county sold 560 acres on the Rattlesnake known as the Billy Jones place to Joe Rebich and Joe Butala for 15 000 dollars at 26.77 per acre. He also bought 1650 ewes from E Hample of Butte at 3 85 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Haw
Beaverhead County
Billy Jones
Joe Rebich
Joe Butala
Tommy
E. Hample
Butte
Fraternal Lodge Growth Under Arthur Badcon in Dillon
Apollo Lodge No. 15 I O O F reports good growth in recent months with Arthur Badcon as Noble Grand. The Dillon lodge is active locally though largely unknown to the public, as members promote Odd Fellowship and community work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Lodge No. 15
Arthur Badcon
Dillon
Odd Fellowship
Hundred Sheep Shot Near Dillon in Suspected Revenge
Max Lauterbach of Twin Bridges reports unknown shooters killed over one hundred of his sheep Tuesday night near McCarthy Mountain, while his herd was wintered on the range. The loss follows tensions among nearby stockmen and may be linked to opposition to sheep on the range. Lauterbach vows to pursue those responsible.
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Max Lauterbach
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Mr. Lauterbach
McCarthy Mountain
Woods Live Stock Co
J. E. Morse
Reardon Bros
Bitterroot
Mr. May
Lauterbach
Miss Olive Sharkey Weds Rev Frank B Bonner
Miss Olive Sharkey a 1902 State Normal College graduate, married Rev. Frank B Bonner on April 23 1903 at her Salmon City Idaho home. The couple plan to reside after June 1 with the groom serving at the First Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Sharkey
State Normal College
Salmon City
Idaho
F. B. Bonner
Sharkey
Dillon
Idaho Recorder
Frank B. Bonner
H. Clinton Collins
Episcopal Church
F. B. Sharkey
Lemhi
First Presbyterian Church
Bonner
Winger Shot at Schuler Ranch in South Carolina
F. Winger foreman at the Schuler ranch on Horse Prairie is shot twice by Lesser Andrews during a morning feed dispute. A 32 calibre revolver fired three times injuring Winger in the left ankle and right shoulder. a third shot missed. Andrews fled. Winger to Utah for rest, with hopes he recovers and Andrews is captured.
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F.C. Winger
Schuler Ranch
Horse Prairie
Lesser Andrews
Winger
Andrews
Mr. Winger
Schuler
Andrewa
Dillon
Bond
Hyrum City
Utah
Teton Valley
Idaho
South Carolina Artillery
J T Young Buys Half Interest in Dillon Bakery
J T Young closed a deal Wednesday for a half interest in the Dillon Bakery formerly owned by A Kuntze. He resigned from Dart Hardware and began duties at Kuntze Young, planning stock increases and larger scale operations with emphasis on fresh fruit and the signa and soda water business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Young
J. T. Young
Dillon
A. Kuntze
Mr. Young
Dart Hardware Company
Dutiene
Kuntze & Young
Sigam
Young
Concert May Fifteenth by St James Church Ladies
The Ladies of St James Church plan a concert at the Opera House on Friday evening May 15. Mrs Richard Atwater will sing and Prof Pasmore will organize the program. Atwater, Bishop Brewer addressee daughter, has trained soprano voice with international stage experience. The event promises a rare musical treat for Dillon music lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
Opera House
Richard Atwater
Bishop Brewer
Pasmore
Atwater
Germany
England
Australia
Dillon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twin Bridges News
He Dullea-Mahoney
Jay Foster
Waterloo
Mont
E. O. Means
Laura Holland
F. C. Kingsley
Willie
Nissoula
Willis News
Rochester News
Lima News
Dillws
H. F. Ge
Dell News
Mra. J. Patterson
R. P.smith
Thigillon
R. P. Smith
Order i America
Bannack Stret
W. Hayward
Buink Street
Idaho Stret
Beaverbender
Metten Hotel
Pike
J Pierce
Campbell
G. W. Scott
Canada
Revie
Oder
Miss Sharkey
Fred Winger
Les. Andrews
Fred Schuler
South Carolina Tough
Smoent
Russell
S 'E
Peelie
Rip van Wi
Rip van Winkle
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