Local News Briefs From Dillon and Surrounding Areas
Numerous short items report residents visiting Dillon or traveling to Butte and Salt Lake City for business or leisure. Names include Terry Browning, Dr. Ackley, Miss Grace Cowin, Henry Thompson, Chris Maurer, J. W. Deputy, and many others with ranches at Wisdom, Triangle and the Big Hole. A senior class play at Normal auditorium is announced for May 29, along with local construction at the Orr garage and new house plans.
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Ackley
Butte
Grace Cowin
Wisdom
Dillon
Henry Thompson
Crabtree
Fred Nelson
D. J. Stephens
Bristow
C. H. McCafferty
B.C. H
Chris Maurer
Salt Lake
J. L. Nyhart
William Stewart
Otha
Twin Bridges
Rollo Bender
Spokane
Edith Philips
Orr
John T. Orr
Warren W. Shepherd
Jefferson
Madison
Sherman Hughes
Big Hole
J. W
Normal
John McFadden
Wayne
F. C. McFadden
Ohio
Memorial Sunday at Baptist Church Service
Memorial Sunday will be observed next Sunday evening at the Baptist church. The G. A. R. members will attend and the pastor will preach a sermon on the Lesson of Decoration Day. In the morning service at 11 a.m. the Beaverhead County High School graduating class will attend and the baccalaureate sermon to the class will be preached.
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Baptist Church
Beaverhead County High School
Dillon Letter List And Dead Letter Notice
Grace Lamont P M notes remaining uncalled letters will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC if not claimed within two weeks. Names listed include Adams John Anderson Rodger Arthur Frank Beker E C Berry A M Bozixi Peter Carlson Elmer Christensen R P Doyle James Duran Antonio Emo James Ford Al Fox Gray Gray Mrs Mable Hinch Billy Hurst Ray Johnson Dee Keane C M Keeler Orvil Larabee O E Lesser Henry Masters M W Miller J W Morgan Miss Ethel Mottelson Moody Wm T McCollum M S Nelson Adolph Palmer W O Sheets Charlie Smith Jennie Watters.
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Washington, D. C
Grace Lamont
P. M
Adams
John
Anderson
Rodger Arthur
Frank Beker
E. C. Berry
A. M. Bozixi
Peter
Carlson
Elmer Christensen
R. P. Doyle
James Duran
Antonio Emo
James Ford
Fox Gray Gray
Mrs
Mable Hinch
Billy Hurst
Ray Johnson
Dee Keane
H. E. Keeler
Orvil Larabee
O. E. Lesser
Henry Masters
M. W. H. Miller
J. W. Morgan
Maymie Mottelson
Ethel
Theosophy Study Class Opens Mondays at 8 PM
A weekly study session begins at 8 PM and ends at 9 30 PM at 2386 W Reeder St. Textbook is The Ancient Wisdom by Annie Besant All are welcome to attend this ongoing class.
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W. Reeder St
Annie Besant
Pasture For Sale Near Dillon After June 10
Water on site after June 10 with capacity for 100 head or more cattle. Prime location for grazing. Interested buyers should see or write Ralph C. Smith, Box 162, Dillon. Field note 21-1¢.
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Ralph C. Smith
Dillon
Passing of the Montana Pioneer Henry Cowden
Henry Cowden a famed Montana pioneer dies suddenly at home in Helena neuralgia of the heart listed as cause. A native of Ohio age 73 he came to Montana in 1865 leading a pack animal overland. He helped build the Banner ditch and was a prominent Mason serving as ruler of local lodges and in charge of the Masonic temple. Survived by his wife and a 15 year old daughter.
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Helena Independent
Henry Cowden
Montana
Cowden
Helena
Ohio
Mr. Cowden
Callifornia
Virginia City
Banner Ditch
Beaver Creek
Morning Star Lodge
No. 5
Mrs Frank Long Dies in Madison County After Illness
Mrs. Frank Long aged 53 or 54 died last Saturday at her son Ghieries EB Allen’s home from a grippe complication after paralysis. Born October 12, 1858 in Grand Rapids Michigan she moved to Montana in 1869 with the Young family. The Longs married William Allen in 1862 and Frank Long in 1904. one son Charles Allen survives. She left three brothers George William Charles Young and two sisters Mrs Bert Hofer and Mrs W O Peck along with many relatives.
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Pony Express
Frank Long
Ghieries EB. Allen
Sterling
Madison County
William Allen
William
Charles Young
Bert Hofer
W. O. Peck
Mrs Burgess of Burgess Ranch Dies at East Helena
Mrs. Harry Burgess died at her East Helena home last evening after a brief illness. Born October 1, 1861 in Bartlett Ohio, she moved to Montana in 1866 and married that year. She leaves her husband and one son and was active in the First Baptist church Women of Woodcraft and Degree of Honor.
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Helena
Harry Burgess
Burgess Ranch
East Helena
Burgess
First Baptist Church
Women of Woodcraft
Black and White Langshans Prize Winners Sweep Iowa
First prize winners located in New York Chicago Topeka Kansas Ocononowoc Wisconsin Breeze Illinois Butte Helena and Dillon sweepstakes in Fort Dodge Iowa. Eggs priced at 3.00 for 15 and 5.00 for 30. Curves Hicnkcnut Dillon Montana.
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New York
Chicago
Topeka
Kas
Ocononowoc
Wis
Breeze
Ills
Butte
Helena
Dillon
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Mont
Notice For Bids On Dillon Street Sprinkling Contract
Sealed proposals will be received by the Dillon Montana City Council until eight p m June 5 1912 for a one year street sprinkling contract. Each bidder must state contract price per day and hours per day commitment. T D Oustep mayor Harton F Pgasg acting city clerk.
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Dillon
Montana
T. D. Oustep
Harton F. Pgasg
City of Dillon seeks gravel hauling labor for one year
May 23 1912 notice from Dillon Montana invites bids for hauling gravel and other material. Bids must state daily cubic yards. contract awards consider price per day and total material hauled. Mayor T D Omited and acting city clerk Harston F Pease sign.
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Dillon
Montana
T. D
Harston F. Pease
Dillon City Seeks Bids for Cement Walks and Crossings
Dillon Montana May 23 1912 city seeks bids by June 5 for two year program to furnish materials and labor for cement walks crossings curbs and return curbs within the city. bids must state price per square foot for crossings and sidewalks per cubic yard for excavation and rock filling bond of 5000 with Montana sureties required. plans available at city clerk or city engineer offices and bids may be rejected.
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Dillon
Montana
Dillon Montana
Suerty Company
George R. Metlen
T. D. Ormsted
Haron F. Pease
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