People travel through Centennial valley after blizzard
Lakeview reports travelers from Dillon on November 5 heading into the Centennial valley. Weather disrupted mail service with runners from Monida, later eased by a Chinook. Local residents and visitors move between Lakeview Monida and Lake Idaho with sleds and autos as mild weather returns.
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Lakeview
Dillon
Centennial Valley
George Graham
Justin Brundage
Baby
Everett Brundage
L. E. Culver
Monida
Twitchell
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Minnesota
al Forsyth
Mr. Forsyth
Cowen
Great Falls
Lakeview Hotel
Rochester Hospital
Forsyth
Apex Notes and social happenings in Dillon
Mr Burnett returns from California to Dillon for his daughter illness. Mrs Cary visits son Rev Humphrey for weekend. Ladies Club to meet Mrs Alley Nov 14 to finish quilt. Mrs Slacker travels to Dillon. McGrew and Polish shop there. Beaverhead Ranch sells final sheep and thoroughbreds to J E Morse. Apex Hall hosts fair December 6 with plans advertised.
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Apex
McGrew
Dillon
Matt Polish
David Hier
J. E. Hubbard
Rice
Arthur
Lester
Ladies’ Community Club
M. H. Miller
Beaverhead Ranch Company
J. E. Morse
Fred James
Farlin
Jess Hubbard
Apex Hall
Blacksmith C. W. Churchhill to Move From Grant to Dillon
Grant notices that blacksmith C. W. Churchhill will leave Grant for Dillon where he will work at the trade with Mr. Mayfield and Henry Mantz. He will be joined by his mother and two Biothia in relocation.
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Grant
C. W. Churchill
Dillon
Mr. Mayfield
Henry Mantz
Cattle Movement and Winter Plans Across Rural Montana
In Dillon and surrounding areas, residents prepare for winter with cattle movements and downsizing. Harvey, Morris, and others load stock for Idaho and Denver markets while ranchers like Munckton, Elmose, and Staudher expand herds and trades. Local trips to Butte and Pool Creek mark a busy regional cattle season.
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Butte
Harvey
Dillon
Harry Morris
Idaho
Agnes Kay
Lazy Five
John Peterson
George Staudher
Leadore
Grant
Denver
Chas, Wilson
Mining boom sparks growth in Glen station district
Reichle P O reports Mc Carthy district mining showing first class ore and a Beiber shipment valued at 336000. Western Mining and Devoting near Lost Creek touts a strong showing despite storm delays. Stock movement and scheduled road work affect area commerce as locals hunt, cattle, and stockmen adapt to a restless fall.
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Reichle
John Poole
Dillon
Fink
Anaconda
Stephen
Frank Kainbich
Frank
Carl Hartwig
Henry Lehman
Cornell Place
Chas. Bennington
Chas. Sassman
Dr. Morrow
John Waters
Youthful Maestro Willy Ferrero Captivates Europe
Willy Ferrero an American born in Portland Maine at 18 leads 100 piece orchestras in Wagner Beethoven Rossini Grieg and others. Discovered early by Europe his parents Italians took him to Italy where he conducted orchestras in Paris Rome and London and met Emperor Nicholas Queen Alexandra and Pope Benedict XI. He received a gold medal in 1915 from the Italian minister of education after remarkable performances at the Augusteum.
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Willy Ferrero
Wagner
Beethoven
Grieg
Portland
Europe
Italy
Turin
Willy
Paris
Rome
Emperor Nicholas
London
Queen Alexandra
Marlborough House
Benedict XI
Haly
Augusteum
Agete
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Dillon Hide and Fur Co
FUR Market—Prime Furs
Dillon, Montana
P. O. Box
A. Hayden
Sam
Robinson
Idaho Falls
Ing. John Bray
Sheridan
Mont
Ruby
Frank Spencer
I Red Hanson
Geo. Hiner’s
Curtis Torp
Scotts Emulsion
Scott’s
Scott
Tet Boir
Grant News
Glen Station News
America
Montana Auto Supply Co. Incorporated
Buick
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