May day memories and local notes from Blaine
May day celebrations brought jolly baskets for children. Montana division superintendent Geo H Olmstead visited town. Creeks run high near capacity. School election yielded 25 votes all for bonds. Miss Bessie Marley recovering well after surgical operation. Cattle sold by Chris Darnutzer to Swanstrum Bros. Katie Swanstrum returned from visiting Butte. Walter Smith and Mrs. N E Smith traveled to Dillon. Edgar L Marley visited Laurin and Newton on business. John Dixon of Big Hole basin guests at Maurer home. J Henry Maily went to Sheridan to see his hospitalised sister. Stewart children sick with measles but improving. Albert Swanstrum in Dillon this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Olmstead
Montana
Chris Darnutzer
Swanstram Bros
Katie Swanstrum
Margaret Humes
Butte
Walter Smith
N. E. Smith
Dillon
Smith
Edgar L. Marley
Laurin and
Newton
John Dixon
Big Hole Basin
H. ES. Maurer
J. Henry Maily
Sheridan
Wn. Stewart
Albert Swanstrum
Bond Election Passes With Strong Support Across County
The county wide high school bond vote favored Proposition S with 274 ballots and only 13 against. Dillon showed strong interest. Glendale Heola Lima Bedrock Bannack Polaris votes supported bonds amid some opposition in the Big Hole. The high school board will canvass results and begin building plans for next fall. Modern Woodmen organized Dillon Camp 9511 with 17 charter members and plans a banquet and monthly events. Cavalry horse acquisition for Britain continues, with J M Conway targeting 200 to 300 saddles to ship from Twin Bridges for South Africa.
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Dillon
Glendale
Heola
Lima
Bedrock
Bannack
Polaris
W. O. Austin
Anaconda
Order of the Modern Woodmen
Dillon Camp
Dart’s Hall
J. M. Conway
Billings
Anderson Brothers
Beaverhead County
Conway
South Africa
Transvaal
Foreclosures and suits filed in Butte court clerk records
The docket lists suits including Pittenger versus Chas H Padley with Cushing and Robison as attorneys. Another case notes foreclosure of mortgage by J as Conger. A fragment mentions Mormon immigrants passing through Gowntown en route to Alberta.
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Pittenger
Butte
Chas. H. Padley
Dar . Cushing & Robison
Hil Lovell
Jas. Conger
Roasted Chief of Police Letter Critiques Mayor and Kress
A reader writes from a late evening incident praising the Examiner man who sent a roast via a sand slinger and objects to a political appointment. The note urges Mayor White to appoint a capable Democrat chief of police and criticizes press dirt aimed at J E Moree.
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Examiner
Sandslinger
J. E. Moree
White
Kress
Josephus Ricu
Six Horse Team for Sale at Phillips Ranch Argenta
Quartz hauling outfit with wagons and harness offered for sale. Terms reasonable. See the Phillips ranch on the Rattleswake, J. W. Surgzernano, Argenta.
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Salequartz
Phillips Ranch
J. W. Surgzernano
All creditors urged to settle Gooch and Coon accounts
All persons owing Gooch and Coon are requested to call and settle their accounts within ten days with no further notice. W. Barzovug attorney for Gooch and Coon signs the notice. Includes a separate tag line about a cold remedy claim for one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooch & Coon
Barzovug
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blaine News
Misa Maily
Cera
Jos. T. Young
Taylor
A. A. Elliot
Johnson
John B. Logan
O. O. Axe
George A. Zoll
E. A. Brooke
William Brown
Guy Knapp
Clifford Bond
Goughtown
Al‘ute
Ostada
Acker’s
Acker
HALL
U.S. Senate
Washington, D.C
H. Hooker & Co., Proprs
Buffalo, N
L. J. Williams
Argenta
Callon
J. T. Farley
Dillon, Mont
Hawney J. Smuway
Sweet Water Basin
Thomas Winsett, Dillon
Brundage
M. Bonjean
Paris
Green Medicine Co
P. O
Mont
India
Tarr
Kaiser, McCann. & CO
E. W. Grove
Fire and Life Insurance
I. J. Price
Dillon, Montana
Thompson & Reynolds
MNO, Deere and Oliver
Dillon Implement.Co
Dillon Brewery
J. L. Weiser
Prop
Superior
C. W. Dart Hardware CO
Woprey
aIeAprey J
Nopur
The
Free
Denver
Chicago
C. F. Warren
Dooly Bldg
Sena Ed
Union Meat Market
Deputy Bros
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