Social notes from Grant residents visit and local travel
Mr and Mrs Marchessau of Grant visited in the city Wednesday. Walter Vance motored to Idaho Falls last Saturday returning Sunday. John Inabait from Jackson attended to business matters. Harry D Lapham of Jackson was in town Monday on business. Mr and Mrs E L Fairbanks and family motored to Jefferson Island last weekend. Mr and Mrs Hugh McCaleb motor to Salmon to visit friends. D W Erwin attended to business in the northwestern part of the state this week. Mr and Mrs E W Brundage of Monida visited Dillon friends the first of the week. The Baxter Tonney orchestra played for a dance at Gilmore Idaho last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C P Dodge are the happy parents of a baby boy born Mrs Ira Wagner and her mother drove to Pocatello last Tuesday. L P Philips and crew repair concrete sidewalks on Idaho street this week. Mrs J F Wyatt, recently ill at Barrett hospital, returned home much improved. Mrs H D Jewett and young son arrived from Anaconda to join Mr Jewett at Tribune shop. Acting Supervisor Elofson and Walter Hoar motored to Sheridan on an official trip. T E Gilbert county attorney left for Kansas City to spend a week on business. Miss Hazel Lundy teaching at Ogden visited last week with her mother Mrs Ida Lundy.
Arkansas Father Visits Ill Arthur Brown in Barrett Hospital
S. S. Brown, father of Arthur Brown, who is quite ill at Barrett hospital, is visiting here from his Arkansas home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Brown
Arthur Brown
Barrett Hospital
Arkansas
Miss Dorothy Blinn and Dorothy McConnell Visit Blinn Home
Miss Dorothy Blinn and Dorothy McConnell from Missoula visited the Blinn home here during the weekend, sharing time with local family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Blinn
Dorothy McConnell
Missoula
Blinn
Miss Elliott with Friends Visit Home from Missoula
Miss Mary Emily Elliott accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Frye and Miss Bertha Wedum spent last weekend visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A A Elliott at their home. They traveled by auto from Missoula where she attends the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emily Elliott
Elizabeth Frye
Bertha Wedum
A. A. Elliott
Missoula
Marriage License Issued in Salmon for Jack Kelly and Ellen Simer
A marriage license was issued Tuesday to Jack Kelly and Ellen Simer of Salmon Idaho. They were married by Judge George Opp. Thomas O Connell, a nephew of Mrs. Henry Schoenborn, left for Los Angeles after visiting here. Mrs Luther Willard was called to Butte by illness of her daughter Mrs James Davis formerly Nilah Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kelly
Ellen Simer
Salmon
Idaho
George Opp
Thomas O’connell
Henry Schoenborn
Los Angeles
Luther Willard
Butte
James Davis
Nilah Greene
Beav erhead County High School PTA Plans Final Meeting
The Parent Teacher association will hold its last meeting of the year in the auditorium at 3 30 P M next Tuesday May 15. Dewey Cashmore son of Mr and Mrs W F Cashmore will arrive next Thursday from Cincinnati Ohio for a short visit before leaving for San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teacher Association
Beaverhead County High School
Dewey Cashmore
W. F. Cashmore
Cincinatti
Ohio
San Francisco
Mrs Dodd Hosts Week of Social Gatherings in Dakota Street Home
Mrs James Dodd hosted a sequence of house parties this week at her Dakota street residence. A seven oclock dinner opened Monday, a one thirty luncheon followed Tuesday, and another dinner occurred Wednesday evening, with spring flowers decorating the Dodd home for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dodd
Harry Andrus
Clyde Kutler
Dodd
Dakota Street
Ellen May guild meets at Mrs. Anderson’s home
The Ellen May guild gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. A. L. Anderson’s South Idaho Street home. Hostesses were Mrs. Anderson Mrs. J. M. Elmose Mrs. W. J. Bierrum and Miss Genevive Albertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen May Guild
A. L. Anderson
Idaho
Anderson
J. M. Elmose
W. J.bierrum
Genevive Albertson
Busy Bee Club Hosts Pleasant Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs. Edward Cushing acted as hostess to the Busy Bee club on a Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. O. M. Galloway, Mrs. Harry Schuler, and Mrs. F. E. Foote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cushing
Busy Bee Club
O. M. Galloway
Harry Schuler
F. E. Foote
Improvements at Country Club Golf Course Ahead of Tournament
A grounds crew under the grounds committee have finished raking all fairways at the Country club course after more than a week of work. They removed large rocks and obstructions and claim the course is now in perfect shape. Johnny Mallon has been busy on the greens adding oiled sand to improve putting, with more sand to come before the first tournament.
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Johnny Mallon
Wemple Wins Pavilion Contract At County Fairgrounds
R T Wemple, Dillon carpenter, awarded the livestock pavilion contract after three bids on 50 by 100 foot and 100 by 100 foot plans. Bid totals ranged above 10 000 with Wemple at 9 350 for schedule 1. Building will be concrete brick and tile with a shingle roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Wemple
Dillon
Board of County Commissioners
Fair Grounds
John Kent
Wemple
L. C. Ford Jr
Lima
Sam Bates
T. E. Gilbert
W. C. Orr
J. E. Shaw
A. L. Anderson
Council Re organizes for the Coming Year with New Committees
At the re organization meeting last Monday evening the city council appointed committees for the year including sewer and water Waldorf Gosman Brundage. street and alley Woodside Waldorf Gosman. finance Williams Waldorf Orr. city hall Orr Gosman Phillips. fire and order Phillips Featherly Brundage. cemetery Brundage Woodside Williams. judiciary Featherly Woodside Waldorf. A F Waldorf elected president and Forest Bayard named city engineer. John Orr and George Gosman became aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf
Gosman
Brundage
Alley
Woodside
Williams
Forest Bayard
Cornell
John Orr
George Gosman
Kellum Files Petition in Sheriff Race
Frank Kellum former undersheriff files his nomination petition on the republican ticket for sheriff, first from his party to enter the race. Incumbent W. C. Orr seeks re election on the democratic ticket. Kellum is known in the county from railroad and ranching work and now sells cars for Barry & Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kellum
Dan Mooney
W. C. Orr
Kellum
Barry & Hopkins
Purchase of Moose Pool Hall by Gray and Knotts
Archie Gray and L E Knotts bought the Moose pool hall on Montana street, opened six months ago by W F Shockley. The popular venue with three tables will be operated personally by the new owners who took possession last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Gray
L. E. Knotts
Moose Pool
Montana Street
W. F. Shockley
Thompson pleads guilty to fictitious checks in justice court
Byron Thompson admitted writing fictitious checks and received a sixty day jail term in county jail. James Shea faced a disturbance charge, was admonished to leave the city or serve jail time, and chose to depart the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Thompson
Justice Court
James Shea
Barrett Hospital Damaged by Blaze
Two young men Dick Donaldson and Alvin DeWitt noticed smoke at Barrett hospital on Saturday morning and alerted authorities. Volunteers contained a stubborn fire by attic flames estimated at about $1000 damage. patients were safe. Caretaker Lee Hoerning plans repairs, hospital funds cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Donaldson
Alvin DeWitt
Barrett Hospital
Lee Hoerning
A. L. Stone
Beavers Leave for Annual Track Meet
Coach Gunderson leads six boys and two girls from Beavers High to Missoula for the annual state track meet and interscholastic events opening Thursday. Team members Frank Little Ralph Spencer Kenneth Smith Henry Hignight Dan Pendergast Hiram Brundage plus readers Miss Georgia Metlen and Miss Jane Herndon join the delegation along with Mrs. Eleanor Wandrey and the coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunderson
Missoula
Frank Little
Ralph Spencer
Kenneth Smith
Henry Hignight
Dan Pendergast
Hiram Brundage
Georgia Metlen
Jane Herndon
Eleanor Wandrey
Cattle Shipment Led by J F E Shaw to Eastern Markets
J F E Shaw joined a 22 carload shipment of fat steers and cows from the Big Hole. The cattle were loaded at Divide last Tuesday and will be sold in eastern markets, likely in Chicago or Omaha, with Shaw attending the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE. Shaw
Divide
Big Hole
Chicago
Omaha
Fur Farm Organized in Treasure State
Articles of Incorporation filed for Treasure State Fur Farms Inc with $25 000 capital stock. Directors named J P H FF and Ida Jh Best. Farm located about one and one half miles north of town, well equipped and stocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure State Fur Farms, Inc
Ida Jh. Best
Notice on electors registration closing June 1 1928
The registration books for the Primary Nomination Election close June 1 1928 at 5 o clock p m Electors may register with the County Clerk deputy registrar or any Notary Public or Justice of the Peace as provided by law Any elector who did not vote in the November 1926 General Election must re register to vote in the upcoming elections John S Baker County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar Beaverhead County Montana Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
City Initiates Free Clean-Up Campaign This Spring
The city will haul away rubbish from streets alleys and private premises free of charge this week to promote a neater, saner city and reduce fire hazards. Trucks began Thursday and will operate for the balance of the week. Residents are asked to place rubbish for collection.
William Muncton of Wise River in Dillon visit
William Muncton of Wise River spent the first of the week in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Muncton
Wise River
Dillon
Incentive Urges Clean Premises For Public Load Efforts
A campaign offers free alley loading service to trucks, avoiding yard loading charges to encourage property owners to clean up at once. The move aims to improve the community's appearance and stimulate faster cleanup.
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Marchessau of
Grant
Walter Vance
Idaho Falls
John Inabait
Jackson
Harry D. Lapham
E. L. Fairbanks
Jefferson Island
Hugh McCaleb
D. W. Erwin
E. W. Brundage of
Monida
Baxter-Tonney Orchestra
Gilmore
Mrs. C. P. Dodge
Ira Wagner
M. B. Whitworth
Pocatello, Idaho
L. P. Philips
Idaho Street
J. F. Wyatt
H. D. Jewett
Anaconda
Mr. Jewett
Tribune
Elofson
Walter Hoar
Sheridan
Kansas City
Hazel Lundy
Ogden
Ida Lundy
S. Main St
Butte Mont
Bond Grocery Co
F. H.bimrose
Huber Bros
Jewelers & Opticians
Council
Purchase Pool Hall
Beavers
Beaverhead High
FUR Farm Organized
John S. Baker
Beaverhead County
Montana
Hare Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
ROYAL
Dillmont Park
Asroensren
Anderson Market
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