Town Folks News From Dillon District
A series of social updates and movements in Dillon includes J. E. Keller visiting from Lima and Miss Lucille Kelly visiting Dillon friends. Divorce granted to Rose Rogan from Patrick Rogan in district court. Various residents recover from illness, relocate to Oregon or Wisconsin, or plan trips to Grindewald near Bern Switzerland. Local families arrive from Butte Helena Alaska and Monida for schooling and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Kelly
Butte
Dillon
Rose Rogan
Patrick Rogan
Lamb shipments rise to start Beaverhead county season
About eight thousand carloads of lambs left Dillon and nearby loading points on Thursday signaling a busy season. H B Baumberger of Union Pacific notes October will exceed four hundred loaded cars in Beaverhead county with Dillon Divide Dell Amnstead Lima and Monida as main depots. Shipments to markets and western states for feeders will be heavier than usual though prices stay around 11 to 12 cents. Growers shipping this week include Roscoe Cornell George and James Harrison H C Sorensen Charles Fries Lovell Livestock Otto Schultz Carl Dillett and Charles Burden who sent nine carloads Thursday.
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Dillon
Union Pacific
Beaverhead
Divide
Dell
Amnstead
Lima
Monida
Idaho
Colorado
Roscoe Cornell
George and
James Harrison
H. C. Sorensén
Charles Fries
Lovell
Local residents and visitors frequent the Dillon area
R. B. Caswell returned from a Portland business trip. Miss Christina Rasmussen visited Butte early in the week. Mrs. D. Kannegaard of Polaris spent the weekend in Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Benson of Laurin visited Friday. Walter White of Wisdom attended to business in Dillon Monday. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Scott of Arstead and Loren and John Curnutt drove to Butte Sunday. H. M. Warner of Skaggs Safeway is active again after a week of illness. H. P. Brown of Skaggs Safeway was in Butte Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Estabrook of Butte visited Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Trolinger Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Kannegaard
Polaris
Dillon
Tom Benson
Laurin
Walter White
Wisdom
P. T. Scott
Arstead
Loren
John Curnutt
Butte
H. M. Warner
Skaggs Safeway
H. P. Brown
Skaggs Safeway Stores
Distant visitors attend dedication at new St. Rose church
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lapham and Miss Leonie Foussard motored from Jackson to attend the dedicatory services at the new St. Rose church. Mrs. George Mudd arrived in Dillon from her ranch near Fishtrap and will spend the winter in Dillon having recently purchased the W. E. Stephenson home on North Pacific street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lapham
Leonie Foussard
Jackson
New St. Rose Church
George Mudd
Dillon
Fishtrap
W. E. Stephenson
North Pacific Street
Miss June Roe Heads to National Park Seminary
Miss June Roe left Sunday for Washington D C to resume studies at the National Park seminary. She traveled as far as Butte with her mother Mrs E B Roe. Mrs A Williamson and J B Mulkey returned from Bronaugh Missouri after attending the illness and death of their mother Mrs N J Mulkey at age 87. William Tocher aged 65 an old time railway engineer died Monday at his home in Livingston. He is father to Mrs Jack Stricker who is visiting Canada with her husband. Mr and Mrs Walter Taylor and their guests Mr and Mrs Herbert S Taylor visited Bozeman Sunday at John S Taylor's home. They were accompanied as far as Whitehall by Mr and Mrs E L Poindexter who returned to Dillon the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Inabnit
Grindewald
Berne
Switzerland
June Roe
Washington, D. C
National Park Seminary
Butte
E B. Roe
A. Williamson
J. B. Mulkey
Bronaugh, Mo
N. J. Mulkey
William Tocher
Livingston
Walter Taylor
Herbert S. Taylor
Bozeman
John S. Taylor
Whitehall
E. L. Poindexter
Dillon
Warren Harding Celebrates Ninth Birthday Party
Warren Harding, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Harding, celebrated his ninth birthday with a party at the family home on South Idaho Street Saturday afternoon. A merry round of games preceded delicious refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Harding
Ralph Harding
South Idaho Street
Notice to stockgrowers urged to order mineral feed
Dr. J. D. Lee urges stockgrowers and poultry raisers to place orders for mineral feed now to complete a carload and deliver before bad weather slows ranchers’ access to feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
J. D. Lee
Entertaining Honor Guests at Bishop Home for Missionary Couple
Mrs John Bishop Mrs Mildred Thompson Miss Jean Bishop and Miss Lenore Thompson hosted sixty guests Thursday evening at the Bishop home. Rev and Mrs Philip May visiting spoke on their missionary work in French Cameroun Africa after a program featuring piano selections by Ralph McFadden and vocal solos by Marjorie Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bishop
Mildred Thompson
Jean Bishop
Unsteady man reads tag on Buick at Brundage Mortuary
A troubled man on Montana Street pauses before a Buick parked at Brundage Mortuary. He reads a radiator tag aloud claiming the car is filled with alcohol and mutters about two of them, exiting in an intoxicated state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Street
Brundage Mortuary
Rhoades Given Floater After Lima Disturbance Arrest
Frank Rhoades, arrested last week at Lima on a disturbance charge, was arraigned in justice court before Judge L. P. Phillips. He was given 24 hours to leave town or serve 30 days in the county jail, and he promised to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoades
Frank Rhoades
Lima
Justice Court
L. P. Phillips
Mrs Roe Hosts Hospitality Luncheon for Seattle Guest
Mrs E B Roe extended delightful hospitality to friends of her daughters with a luncheon at her South Washington street home for Mrs Moore McKinley of Seattle and Miss June Roe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Home
E. B. Roe
South Washington Street
Mukovich Arrested on Carrying Concealed Weapon Charge
John Mukovich was taken into custody Tuesday morning by Deputy Sheriff Carl Hartwig on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. He pleaded not guilty in justice court and posted bonds of 250 dollars for next Monday evening’s trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukovich
John Mukovich
Carl Hartwig
Justice Court
Hungarian native receives final citizenship in district court
Final citizenship papers granted in district court Monday morning by Judge H. G. Rodgers to Frank Korey a native of Hungary who has Americanized his name from Koritarovich to Korey. He resides near Monida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
H. G. Rodgers
Frank Korey
Hungary
Anna Jean Sockness Celebrates Fifth Birthday at School
Anna Jean Sockness marked her fifth birthday anniversary at the training school kindergarten with classmates. She and her mother brought a delightful assortment of dairies to share with the children at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Jean—Sockness
Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Shoe Growers association offers two hundred fifty dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and one hundred dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison National Forest Shoe Growers’ Association
Local visits and community notes from Dillon area
Innes visiting Power city. Norman Kurtz from Havre visited the city last week. E. W. and Lowell Smith came from Donovan Ranch last Saturday. Otto Pahnish from Grasshopper Ranch early in the week. R. W. Boone vacationing at his daughter Mrs. E. M. Gibson in Wenatchee Washington. Henry Fitter from Lima on a business visit for Shrine gathering. Gebhard Fassler and Ralph Streb from Melrose attended St Rose church dedication. Mrs. Ray Stone of Great Falls visiting with her parents the Congers and returned to Dillon with Mrs. Minnie Judge. George Opp officiated at the marriage of John J. Malone of Idaho Falls and Louisa Chambers of Thornton Idaho on Wednesday. Mrs. Jay W. McCarthy in Butte to see her husband at Murray hospital. he is recovering from an operation and may return home Friday. Harry Andrus in Mayo hospital Rochester Minnesota improving after surgery though a second operation may be needed. Normal college football players seek work to cover expenses. contact O. K. Moe at 348 to arrange employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Pioneer Montanan Knew Battlefield History
The death of Jacob Adams aged 82 of Helena recalls his long life as a Montana pioneer. He claimed World War I familiarity with Verdun ground and said he had previously fought in the Franco German War as a Hessian conscript. He joined the German army and later witnessed Paris in triumph as a loyal American citizen in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Adams
Helena
Montana
Verdun
Adams
Prussia
Hessia
Paris
Morrison of Monida Visits City on Livestock Business
E. J. Morrison of Monida was in the city Thursday on livestock business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Morrison
Monida
Risley Visits City on Official Business
B A Risley assistant state examiner is spending a few days in the city on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Risley
Mrs Jacobson Heads to Mayo Clinic in Rochester
Mrs William Jacobson traveled to Rochester Minnesota this week to visit the Mayo Clinic. Judge H G Rodgers heard evidence on Wednesday in the civil case Melvin Wes singer versus Hans Pederson with a motion for a new trial under advisement in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jacobson
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Clinic
H. G. Rodgers
Melvin Wessinger
Hans Pederson
Miss Genevieve Albertson Returns to Normal College Faculty
Miss Genevieve Albertson resumes her faculty position at Normal College in Dillon after a year away in New York City and Samuels Idaho. She returned last Sunday to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Albertson
Dillon
the Normal College
New York City
Samuels
Idaho
For Sale Mink Karakul Sheep and Foxes
Bitter Root Fur Farm in Corvallis Montana offers fine Mink Karakul sheep and foxes for sale at $75 per pair. Prices considered reasonable for quality specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Montana
Mrs Ismma Staudaker Visits Dillon For Week Of Friends
Mrs Ismma Staudaker a well known former resident of this city is spending the week in Dillon visiting with friends She now makes her home elsewhere and is traveling to several nearby towns during her stay in the county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismma Staudaker
Dillon
Butte
Fox Raising A Good Sideline Adizes Silver Fox Ranch
Advertisement for raising silver foxes and puppies or adults at Hidden Treasure Silver Black Fox Ranch in Mukilteo Washington. Notes October and November delivery from Fox Ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Fox Ranch
Mukilteo
Wash
Better Health Longer Life From Foley Pills Diuretic
Mrs J E Stevenson of Semproria Kansas suffered chronic back ache stiff joints and urinary troubles until Foley Pills diuretic eased her pain and lifted her spirits. She reports daily inquiries about the remedy and endorses its reliability and satisfaction. For sale by Geo M Gosman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stevenson
Semporia
Kansas
Geo. M
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J. E. Keller
George Wolfe
Ray Johnson
Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity
Montana State’ College
J. E. Morse
Henry Coulam
Union Pacific System
F. T. Jones
Walter Stamm
Ekalaka
I Stamm
Charles O. Walker
Sheridan
Hans R. Johnson
O. A. Wedum
Alaska
Mrs. Wedum
Wisonsin
E. R. Monahan
City
Boise
Vsit
B. N. Stevenson
Iss Marjorie Stevenson
Billings
Stevenson
Billings Normal
Mary Carney
Yellowstone Ark
Rose Hainds
J. A. Baxter
Francis Tonney
E Baxter
Railroad Avenue
Pinchle
Eugene Bond
W. 4Htephan
Jed McFadden
Lee McCracken
Park Davis & Co
Foxall
Mont
R. B. Caswell
Portland
Ralph Estabrook
S. W. Trolinger
Joe Vazanko
City Shoe
Pendleton and
Wearwell
Pendleton
Northwest
Yellowstone
Glacier
Innes
Norman Kurtz
Havre
E. W. and
Lowell Smith
Donovan Ranch
Otto Pahnish
R. W. Boone
Henry Fitter
Gebhard Fassler
Ralph Streb
Melrose
St. Rose Church
Ray Stone
Great Falls
James Conger
Minnie
George Opp
John J. Malone
Idaho Falls
Louisa Chambers
Thornton
Harry Andrus
Mayo Hospital
O. K. Moe
Carl B. Taylor
Aten
FOX Raising
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