Saints Trim Teachers in Last Home Game of Season
Mount St. Charles crushed the Normals 49 to 0 in Dillon last Saturday in a weather hampered clash. Goode scored 29 points and two dubious touchdowns were ruled out for offside while Carolan almost broke through for a sideline TD that was nullified for holding. The win closes scholastic play in Dillon with a trip to Butte next, as Saints show strong offense and defense despite a dust storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Charles
Normals
Teacher-Panther
Goode
St Charles
Dillon
Butte
Butte Miners
Saints
Jovick
Gannon
McCarthy
Robinson
Mairlie
Murphy
Truckmer
Carolan
Road Viewers Back Beav erhead West Side Route
The beaverhead west side road petitioners Herman Jackson et al seek a two mile road along the Beaverhead river township 7 south range 9 west. Viewers say first over Cook estate, with rocky hillside grading. Cook refuses right of way. Swetich grants right of way behind dry land. Herman opposes. Estimated total cost around 1 280 plus 600 for bridges and 1 000 for stock passes and grading. Viewers note need to aid Swetich farm and Montana Market. recommend open road to Swetich and fencing and stock passes for Herman property.
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Herman Jackson
Beaverhead
Stephan Cook
Mike Swetich
William Herman & Son
Cook Estate
Beaverhead Canal
Mike Sweiich
William Herman
Slaughter House
Rock Point
Cacs Geeso Dcta
Tocal Cscssinetce
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Swetich Place
Marie Montana and Bernard Ocko Delight Normal College Audience
Miss Marie Montana and Bernard Ocko headlined the Normal College entertainment series last Wednesday. The concert drew a large crowd with encores and strong vocal performance praised for refined training and superb accompaniment. Dillon music lovers welcomed their return.
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Marie Montana
Bernard Ocko
Dillon
Neat five room bungalow with full basement and small cottages
Classified ad notes a neat five room bungalow with full basement and a partly furnished two room cottage. Rent described as reasonable with inquiry directed to Public Administrator or Smith & Kelly for details.
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Smith & Kelly
Dillon Notes On Local People And Family Events
E S Clark of Miles City visited the Andrus hotel on livestock business. Frank Sammons, a Dillon figure, was committed to Warm Springs state asylum by a sanity board. R E Foster returns from Roberts Idaho for short livestock work. William Kennison named estate administrator for the late W W Kennison. Verona Smith of Salt Lake City and Allan Dansie of Jackson visit the J Jackson home. Baby boy born to Clyde and Mrs. Powers of Wenatchee Washington. parents and older son are Dillon natives. Mrs Bertha Owsley hosted friends for Frances Comfort's sendoff to winter with daughter A L Anderson in Dillon.
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Frank Sammons
Dillon
State Asylum
Warm Springs
Sammons
Verona Smith
Salt Lake City
Allan Dansie
Jackson
James Jackson
Clyde Powers
Wenatchee
Wash
Powers
Annie ‘Friend
Bertha Owsley
Frances Comfort
A. L. Anderson
Tiwin Bridges
Beaverhead road district access dispute documents filed
A 1926 filing notes interrupted water access across the Beaverhead road district. The document dated November 8 1926 lists GEO. R. FEATHERLY as Viewer and GEORGE METLEN as Surveyor and records formal submission of the report.
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Geo. R. Featherly
Beaverhead Road
George Metlen
Church activities outline for Sunday and Tuesday services
The program lists 9 45 Sunday school for all ages with R E Albright on The First Christian Community. 11 00 Morning worship on A Balanced Deil for Life with a duet by R E Albright and Mrs H H Bates. 12 20 Men’s Brotherhood class in courthouse union class. 6 00 Epworth League led by Bernice Farrell on union topics Are Boys as Religious as Girls. 7 30 Evening service Genesis discussion Do you believe Genesis is the Word of God Sold to the Highest Bidder. Tuesday November 16 Rev Rickett will preach at Armstead school house at 7 30 pm public invited.
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R. E. Albright
Jesus
H. H. Bates
Men’s Brotherhood
Epworth League
Bernice Farrell
Presbyterian Church
Ricketts
Armstead
Supreme Sovereignty Theme at First Presbyterian Church
Next Sunday at 11 the pastor preaches on The Supreme Sovereignty of the Lord Jesus Christ. Sunday school begins at 10 with Mary J. Pyfer leading Christian Endeavor at 6 30. An 8 30 Students social hour at the manse precedes the 7 30 evening service where questions on confession to God or man and Bible marginalia are explored.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Mary J. Pyfer
Former Dillon resident dies in Butte at age about 40
Frank McGough, a Dillon native and son of former Beaverhead County clerk Phil D. McGough, died in Butte last Tuesday at about 40. He was born in Dillon and known by many older residents of the city.
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Frank McGough
Butte
Phil D. McGough
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Presbyterian Church Seeks Establishment and Psalm Reference
Public invites attend Sunday services with teaching at 10 preaching at 11 discussion at 6 30 question 7 30 social 8 30 Ellen May guild meets Thursday with Marjorie Stevenson and Alice Roe at the former home guild to conduct the November 21 evening service Manse society holds Thursday meeting at 312 South Washington quiet ways are best come to church
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Byterian Church
Ellen May
Fratie Stone
South Washington Street
James Episcopal Church Service Schedule
The notice lists services at James Episcopal Church: Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Church school at 9:45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11:00 a.m. First Sunday monthly Holy Communion at 11:00 a.m. Holy days Holy Communion at 10:00 a.m. Rector C. H. Parlour presiding. You are invited to attend.
Baptist Church to Host Dr Curry November 14
First Baptist Church announces state secretary Dr Curry of Montana will speak at both morning and evening services on November 14. All are welcome with a special invitation to students.
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Dr. Curry
the Baptist of Montana
The
Baptist Church
John Inabnit of Jackson Visits Dillon for Business
John Inabnit of Jackson was a business visitor in Dillon on Thursday and Friday sightseeing local commerce and meetings.
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John Inabnit
Jackson
Dillon
Adlerika Relief Promises Ease After Stomach Trouble
Mrs. A Howard reports fear of eating due to stomach upset and credits Adlerika with allowing normal meals. An ad asserts one spoonful removes gas and bloating, clears old waste from intestines, and relieves obstinate constipation with testimonials from A Potts, Druggist.
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A. Howard
A. Potts
Land transfers and mining claims listed in Montana records
Patents show United States grants to Charles J. Kelly for 640 acres in Sage Creek basin. Warranty deeds cover Beaverhead Milling Co to Pennsylvania Oil Co near Oregon Short Line railroad. Henry Thompson to William B. Gleed for 480 acres near Gosman. Numerous Dillon area transfers among Elliott, Erickson, Wagner, Gill, and others. Claims by Loft, Jones, Ross, and Hawkins noted in Montana mining district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charles J. Kelly
Sage Creek
Beaverhead Milling Co
Pennsylvania Oil Co
Oregon Short Line
Henry Thompson
William B. Gleed
Gosman
Albert F. Cle
Fred Gill
Wise River
John Borsen
Mabel Wagner
Dillon
Amos A. Elliott
Mildred C. Erickson
Dillon Bench
Mary Elliott
Rife
Amos A. Ellott
Amos M. Elliott, Jr
Thompson
Lulu H. Elliott
Poindexter & Orr
E. E. Loft
Little Betty
Dorothy Baily
Montana
W. W. Jones
Harlick Lode
Catherine Ross
W. H. Jones
W. Hawkins
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U. S. Mail
Post Office
Col
R. N. Cutts
Harry S. New
Balkovatz
Troy
R. Johnson
Moe
Webb
Henneberry
C. Johnson
Smith
Emerson
McNeil
Hartwig
Montana State
Sweeney
West Side River
E. S. Clark
Miles City
Andrus Hotel
R. E. Foster
Roberts
Idaho
William Kennison
W. W. Kennison
Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Ernest E. Loft
Goos ST
James Episcopal Church
C. H. Parlour AM
STM
First Baptist Church
the Beaverhead
Bond Grocery Co
Barry and Hopkins Garage
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