Selway Visits Dillon Then Returns With Cattle
Mark N Selway from the upper Madison visited Dillon with his parents Mr and Mrs T M Selway for a few days On returning he took back a herd of cattle to stock his ranch The Tripune learned Ed Smith declined a wool sale at 19 cents and his clip was sold for 25 13 cents through Coach Bros of Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark N. Selway
Madison
Dillon
T. M. Selway
The
Tripune
Ed. Smith
Coach Bros
Philadelphia
L. D. Graeter
Saxe
California
A. F. Graeter
M. B
W. P. R. Cocks
F. E. Craver
Bedrock
Montana
Billy Howard
Tombstone
Wyoming
Howard
D. T. Holman
Big Horn
Fire Signals And Local Notices In Dillon
Fire signal descriptions for ward alarms and drill terms appear alongside local notices about dinners, shopping, and social events in Dillon. Entries list merchants, household goods, and personal updates with names like Rathbone, Graeter, and Morton while noting cemetery and post office items and a forthcoming community publication.
Normal College Notes and Society Incoming Subscriptions
Miss Carson attended the Institute held in Livingston this week. Miss Agnes McMenamy’s mother and brother visited her this week. The Normal college paper the Monmal offers subscriptions now one dollar per year. The M. S. N.C. plans to have a college event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Livingston
Agnes McMenamy
Monmal
Informal Luce Recital Showcases Music Pupils and Growth
Tuesday evening Prof and Mrs Luce hosted an informal recital for their music pupils and Normal Junior class at the Normal assembly hall. The event aimed to accustom students to performing before audiences with critics appointed as observers. The program featured piano violin vocal and orchestra pieces plus a paper on Saint Saens debut and a mountain torrent piano piece. The School of Music has grown and seeks more pianos and instructors as the department nears 100 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luce
The
Uhlans
Hazel McDonald
W. G. Featherly
Miss Innes
Concert Valse
Helen Mayger
Zetta
Minnie Gilbert
Will Chapman
Albert Featherly
Fantasie
Saint- Saens
Miss Durnford
Mabel Brock
Anson Baxter
Erma Stone
Vespersia Luce
Miss Wright
Miss Corneil
Miss Mayger
Zetta Gilbert
Montana Gilbert
Margaret Edie
Foreman Brings Stock from Pioneer Stables to Reynolds Ranch
Mr. Baker, foreman at the Reynolds ranche, returns from the East with a car load of stock purchased from the Pioneer stables owned by Truman Bros. in Bushnell Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Baker
Reynolds
East Priced Shipment of Superior Shire Horses
Competent judges in the East hail the shipment as the best car load of horses sent West. The car includes five imported English Shire mares two years old and registered in English and American Shire books, two registered English Shire stallions yearlings one registered yearling Percheron and three grade shires. These are the only imported registered Shire mares in the State and crown Reynolds ranch as a leader in the breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Ranche
Dillon Fair and Racing Assn Elects Officers and Directors
The Dillon Fair and Racing association held a meeting at the First National Bank on Tuesday evening and elected B. F. White as president W. M. Knapp as vice president G. T. Paul as secretary and treasurer Directors named were W. M. Knapp Leonard Eliel Dave Robb Chris Snyder Frank H. Cooney W. C. Orr O. M. Best J. P. Murray and B. F. White An executive committee of Snyder Knapp and Robb was appointed to determine the association debt and develop payment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Fair and Racing Association
First National Bank
B. F. White
W. M. Knapp
G. T. Paul
Leonard Eliel
Dave Robb
Chris Snyder
Frank H. Cooney
W. C. Orr
O. M. Best
J. P. Murray
Messrs. Snyder, Knapp and Robb
Dodge and Hosford Wed in Dillon Presbytery
Emmet Hosford and Grace K. Dodge of Challis Idaho secured a marriage license in Dillon last Friday and were married at the Presbyterian manse by Rev. Dr. Martin. Hosford, a staunch Idaho Republican, praised Governor Gooding’s re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Hosford
Emmet Hosford
Grace K. Dodge
Challis
Idaho
Dillon
Presbyterian Manse
Martin
Gooding
Uncalled Letters at Dillon Post Office 1960 List
A 1960 notice from Dillon lists residents with uncalled mail to be sent to the dead letter office after 30 days. Names include Minnie Bryan Brashear, Elmer Dawson, Myrtle DeMoss, Levere Evans, Rollah Forbes, Glen Hodson, George Hale, J.R. Ellner, Parley Ploy, Sid Smith, Tom Turner, Henry Whitmore, Henry Werner, and others, signed by Postmistress Grace Lamont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Brashear
Minnie Bryan
O. Bentler
A. Blumber
C. H. B Ock
Jno
B. Crouch
W. B. Dory
Wm. Dickerson
Elmer Dawson
Myrtle DeMoss
Lillian Evans
Levere Forbes
Rollah W Hodson
Glen B. Holland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huber Brothers
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Montana
Mallory
Cravanette
Boss
J. Robert Morton
Graeter Grocery Company
St. Clair
Joan W. Morton Co
Masters Ward
Albert Swain
Huyler
Montana Mercantile Co
City
H. H. Swain
Tribune
Baker
Beaverhead County
Helio
Post Office
Hich
Channian
Eva Bower
Klapp
Mabel Berbo Tr
Helen Maygar
Mattie Preston
Edith Noyes
M.S. N. C. Monmal
M.N. S.C. Monmal
Normal College Notes
Dillon, Mont
Graeter
T. D. Olmsted
Fphone
Montana Mercantile
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