Local Visitors and Departures Note Dillon Week
Happ Brenings R E Marchesseau from Polaris, John Kruger from Bannack, M Mansfield from Grant, Harry Davis from Jackson, H M Temple from Lima visited Dillon. W M Sweeney from Dell, Chester Barrett from Grant, John Brown from Dill, Mr and Mrs Ben Moore from Lima, Mrs J L Hughes from Idaho Falls visited. W H Ball from Armstead, Henry Siefkin from Grant attended to business, Roy H Cochran from Melrose spent Saturday in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Moore
Lima
Dillon
Henry Siefkin
Grant
Roy H. Cochran
Melrose
Dillon Notes Andrus Visit Andrus Guests In Dillon
Dillon news describes visits and travels including Miss Signe Mattison of Armstead guesting at the Andrus, Mrs N C Ransom of Sheridan visiting friends, Charles Henderson registered at the Medlen, J W Finsley of Jackson on business, Woodburn and Brundage hunting county, Edward Cushing party leaving for Los Angeles for winter, deer brought from Birch creek, and university student Mary Emily Elliott pledged to sororities. Judge Poindexter from Honolulu visiting then heading to New York City. Talent Temple Keenan and Freeman headed east for three day open season on clr with a well equipped outfit from Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Talent
Paul Temple
Jack Keenan
Sam Freeman
East Boulder
Clr
Dillon
Winter quarter opens early at Normal College
The winter quarter starts December 5 with regular classes on December 6, earlier than in recent years to align with the training school. Summer quarter moves up to June 10. Christmas break runs December 17 to January 1. Autumn quarter graduates about 30 students. winter registration is expected to grow. Dr. S. E. Davis tours western Montana high schools. Armistice day events include lectures, music, and a faculty chorus. A prize book note ends the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
S. E. Davis
Montana
Missoula
Alberton
Superior
American Legion
Parent Teachers Association Meeting Plans Suggestions
The Parent Teachers Association will meet Tuesday November 15 at 3 30 PM at the high school. Members are asked to offer program ideas for the rest of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ill
United States
Parent-Teachrs’ Association
Mrs Luebben and Mrs Davis Host Autumn Party Series
Mrs Ernest Luebben and Mrs S E Davis entertain at the Luebben home with a three night series this week. The first Monday, second Wednesday, and final Thursday evenings feature autumn blossom decor and a delicious repast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Luebben
S. E. Davis
Luebben
Stag Dinner Hosts Honor Local Guests
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gruwell entertained Wednesday evening at a stag dinner for Terry Browning, Charles Niblack, Sam Ditty and Charles Burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Gruwell
Terry Browning
Charles Niblack
Sam Ditty
Charles Burden
Northside Country Club Dinner at Mrs. Bidstrup Home
The Northside Country Club will be entertained with a 1 o'clock dinner Tuesday November 15 at the home of Mrs. Robert Bidstrup.
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Northside Country Club
Robert Bidstrup
Mystery Party Held by Rebekahs at I Q O O F Hall
The Rebekahs hosted a mystery party after their meeting Thursday evening at the I O O F hall. Attendees from Dillon Armstad Dell and the Big Hole basin enjoyed games and dancing. the event was a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
I. Q O. O. F. Hall
Rebekah
Dillon
Armstad
Dell
Big Hole Basin
Marriage in Butte Unites James Andrus and Eva Waldemar
James Andrus and Eva Waldemar were married in Butte by Judge Carroll last Saturday afternoon. Attended by Mr and Mrs Clarence Corvin, the couple will reside in Dillon where the groom works at a Blue Bird service station. Andrus is a Beaverhead county high school football alum familiar in Dillon. Waldemar is the Grant daughter who has lived in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Andrus
Eva Waldemar
Butte
Local notes show visitors and farm activity in Polaris region
Ruth Pyle recuperates from illness while J J Brown and family drive from Dillon for relatives visit. Fred Nelson buys steers from Carl Knoll and Norman Nelson. Pyle and Hays return from Dillon. Marchesseau returns home after weeks away. Judge brothers visit Dillon and return with James Brown and George Judge. Deer hunting pursued by Kannegaard and Marchesseau. Harrison children recover from jaundice and return to school. Roy Stansfield travels to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Pyle
J. J. Brown
Dillon
Fred Nelson
Big Hole
Carl Knoll
Norman Nelson
W. S. Pyle
Andy Hays
KE. A. Marchesseau
John
Clare
Frank Judge
James Brown
George
Judge
Frank Marchesseau
Beryl
Bobby Harrison
Roy Stansfield
Elkhorn Springs Leased to E. E. Hazel of Anaconda
The hotel and other Elkhorn Springs buildings were leased this week to E. E. Hazel of Anaconda by J. J. Brown, longtime owner. Hazel plans improvements before the spring opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn Springs
E. E. Hazel
Anaconda
J. J. Brown
Mr. Hazel
Beavers Lose to Butte High in Muddy Showdown
Butte High defeated Dillon Beavers 37 to 0 on a muddy field as Inkret and Schneller led the scorers. Butte claims the western district title and will meet Billings on Thanksgiving. Beavers defensive effort noted despite the lopsided score. Nevada ends streetcar era as buses replace trolleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High
Beavers
Little
Price
Butte
Billings
Inkret
Schneller
J. Inkret
W. Inkret
Sullivan
Dillon
Tutte
Jecals
Losine
Ricks Team Tops Bulldogs In Rexburg Tilt
Ricks college eleven of Rexburg defeated the Normal college 18 to 6 last Saturday afternoon. Davis of Ricks sparked a late scoring drive with passing and a field length series. Parkinson and Lindquist scored for Ricks while Davis, Henneberry and Scott advanced the Normals to the goal line before Davis plunged in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricks College
Rexburg
Davis
Ricks
Parkinson
Lindquist
Normals
Henneberry
Scott
Richardy
Bullgé
Five-Point Buck Displayed After Birch Creek Hunt
Glen Lyons bagged a large five point buck on Birch Creek and brought it to Cash Meat Market for display. The deer weighed 397 pounds and is among the season’s biggest local captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Lyons
Birch Creek
Display of Art Work at McLadden's Collection
An unusually fine collection of prints is shown this week at McLadden's. The pictures are from originals by famous artists and are colorful and attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcl’adden’s
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract For Week
Real estate transfers recorded in Beaverhead Abstract Company ledgers for the week ending November 5 1927 show multiple conveyances. Total value cited appears as 64060 dollars across listed parcels and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Books of the
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Land Patents Mention 820 and 480 Acre Tracts
United States grants 820 acres in Centennial valley to Clay ton Kennedy and 480 acres to Charles H. Rody. Both entries reflect federal land patent allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Clayton T. Kennedy
Centennial Valley
Charles H. Rody
Land transfers seal deals in Montana basin regions
Jesse W. Finsley transfers 942.37 acres in the Big Hole basin to State Bank & Trust Co. Mary M. Fassler conveys 442.5 acres near Melrose to Gibbard Fassler. A. L. Stone transfers 480 acres in Axe canyon to Michel Boka.
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Jesse W. Finsley
State Bank & Trust Co
Big Hole
Mary M. Fassler
Gibbard Fassler
Melrose
A. L Stone
Michel Boka
Axe Canyon
Lazy Five Ranch Transfer to Montgomery for 480 Acres
A transfer of 480 acres from Lazy Five Ranch Co to W. M. Montgomery is reported involving property on Hors Prairie. Details on dates and official filings are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazy Five Ranch Co
W. M. Montgomery
Jin
Cain transfers Lot 4 Block 1 Barnett Addition to Dillon
Quitclaim deed records Alice M. Cain transferring Lot 4 in Block 1 of Barnett's addition to Dillon to David Maule. The action names the parties and the parcel affected in the historical conveyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Cain
David Maule
Barnett
Dillon
Mining Deed 5 Percent Interests Recorded in Beaverhead
Greats Western Development Co transfers 5 percent interests in five mining claims to A. Hi. French. Claims named Fissure Carbonate Ground Hog and Reno lie in Beaverhead county with ownership recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greats Western Development Co
A. Hi. French, Fissure, Carbonate, Ground Hog
Reno Lode
Beaverhead County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Happ Brenings
R. E. Marchesseau
Polaris
John Kruger
Bannack
M. Mansfield
Harry Davis
Jackson
H. M. Temple of Lima
W. M. Sweeney of
Mrs
Chester Barrett
John Brown
Dill
J. L. Hughes
Idaho Falls
W. H. Ball
Armstead
Hartwig
College
Tim M’coy
The
Frontiersman
Ivan Moskine
Michael Strogoff
Barbara Kent
Andre Beranger
Monte Blue
Twin Bridges
Signe’ Mattison of
Armstidd
the Andrus
N. C. ‘Ransom of
Sheridan
Charles Henderson
the Medlen
J. W. Finsley
Charles
Woodburn
H. M. Brundage
Edward Cushing
Los Angeles
California
Harvey
Elmer Sorenson
Mary Emily Elliott
State University
Delta Psi Kappa
Alpha Phi
J. B. Poindexter
Honolulu
New York City
Helen
Everton
Normal College Notes
Albright
Cluley
Peterson
Louise Reichardt
Marks
Margaret Ulry
Louis Schlier
Lucia
Ma Lindy Lou
P.T. al Meeting
Stag Party
Kannegaard
Pyle Ranch
Mary Sheppard
Andy Pyle
Walter Hill
Cleopatra
Nevada
I. Price Dyer Wand Teen Ee
Aladeldah
Wharf Devs Lereee
Keeavenee
Sreen Dunlight
Renee Eeeee Dahlberg
Raesedentenwertannseepe Essen
Teweeees Kennison
Sullivan Yost
Enee
Renege
Assersereee
Samecene
Wright Janhunen
Wenne Een
Tens
Arse Spencer
Evans Pensesea
Raes Maeneerenenses Landers
Little Schneller
Pec
Cen
Sansa
Holden
Bulldogs
DR. C. E. Echternacht
Osteopath
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