Local residents and visitors scene in Dillon listings
Dillon locals and guests are noted in a flurry of brief items. Names include W B Miller Monida Aladdin Forsgren S0, R Stevenson Wisdom, Taylor Bradley Armstead, Jesse Swafford Melrose, J E Keller Lima, William Irvine Lima, Walter Ellinghouse Sheridan, Nels Atkinson Melrose, William Fullwood Jr Point of Rocks, Louis Penwell Helena, Dan Chick Donovan ranch, Jeff Cox William Fullwood Sr Blaine, Harold Fuqua Ashton, Manetha Brown Harvey Sorenson, deer tracking, Walter Jones Medicine Lodge deer, Tattersall ads, Frank Foltz Sandpoint operation, Emmett Morrow Divide, Lloyd baby carriage, Elmer Little Melrose forest ranger exam, Don Randolph, City Shoe Store slippers.
Injury Fatal to George H Dengler in Oregon
Word comes that George H Dengler formerly of the Centennial valley died in Portland Oregon after a timber accident. He was 54 born in Pennsylvania and survived by his mother two brothers and three sisters. He had lived in Dillon and the southern county area before moving to Oregon. He died Oct 16 after a skull crushing injury and is buried at Mount Scott cemetery in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Portland
Ore
George H. Dengler
Centennial Valley
Dengler
Dell, Lima
Monida
Oatskanie
Oregon
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mount Scott
Pennsylvania
M. J. Dengler
Grants Pass
W. L. Dengler
Morton, Wash
Fred
Rogue River
Jennie Mathes
Mamie Campbell
Josephine Parker
San Francisco
Lost horses seek owner with reward in Bannack Montana
Missing bay gelding with white hacks and brand SZ weighs 1500 pounds. Two brown mares weigh 1250 and 1800 pounds, one branded. Reward of 10 dollars offered for information leading to recovery. Contact WM. C. Griffith in Bannack Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. C. Griffith
Bannack, Mont
Bring Yourself and Children to the First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church issues a cordial invitation to all, urging loyal members and nonmembers alike to attend services and Sunday School. It promises welcoming fellowship, adult and children’s programs, and quality teaching to help raise better citizens through religious training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bring Yourself and Children
Toa
the First Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
Christian Church
Jesus Christ
Pygmalion Sparkles With Farce and Modern Wit
Dr J D Lee returned from a trip noting conditions in the Big Hole basin with about twenty thousand cattle wintering on the ranges. Mrs J H Patrick left for California to spend the winter. Liza Doolittle and Professor Higgins star in Shaw by way of a lively stage comedy full of curbstone English and social satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Liza Doolittle
Jolly Pickering
Shakespearian
Doolittle
Liza
Curbstone English
You
Mr. Higgins
Henry
J. D. Lee
Big Hole Basin
J. H. Patrick
California
Normal College Notes On Campus Developments And Events
The gymnasium seats 500 in folding chairs 1500 in bleachers plus balcony seating for several hundred. Autumn Go drew large crowds with 500 in the bread line. Exhibits will showcase manual training work during the Teachers Association session. The Chinook yearbook is progressing amid senior cap and gown photo debates. Friday features a lecture entertainment and reception by Dean Coleman and local bands. dancing closes with Baxter Tonney orchestra. Halloween party with stunts games and dancing follows. Residence halls gain renovations including sun parlor redecorating, plaster updates, new tubs and floors, and a tunnel heating line to the kitchen. An ice machine upgrade is planned. Booster Club sold orange and black skull caps and plans a Thanksgiving carnival dance. New library ink stands with No-Mar bases arrive. General Assembly schedule omits Oct 27 due to the State Teachers Association. several programs noted through December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers Association
Teachers Association
H. T. J. Coleman
The
Normal College
Country High School
Training School
Dillon
Baxter Tonney Orchestra
Two optimists joke about Roch ester distance
A brief transportation note shows two hikers passing a motorist asking the distance to Rochester. The driver replies seventy miles, prompting the hikers to quip that it is only about thirty five miles per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Transportation News
Sheriff Mooney Displays Bannack Era Shackles
A rusted pair of handcuffs and leg irons once tied to Henry Plummer, Bannack’s early sheriff bandit, are shown at the sheriff office. The fetters, secured by a Bannack prospector after Plummer’s execution, later passed to J. J. Smith of Monida and were recovered by Mr. Miller before being sent to Sheriff Mooney as souvenirs. Chinook Turkey growers plan pooling sales on several carloads of holiday birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriffs Office
Henry Plumimer
Bannack
Plummer
J. J. Smith
Monida
Fire year report notes Beaverhead National Forest fires
The Beaverhead National Forest record shows nine fires in the year with two serious Class C fires covering ten acres or more and six small blazes under a quarter acre. Total area burned 85 38 acres with fighting costs 4634 dollars. Eight blazes caused by lightning, one by a careless camper. About 90 percent of Northwest fires last spring and summer were lightning caused, about 30 percent above average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
National Forest
Cooke City Glengarry Mining Strikes Rich Ore
Reported ore from Cooke City Glengarry runs five feet with values claimed from 175 to 540 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooke City
Glengarry
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. B. Miller
Aladdin
Forsgren’s Grocery
Hazelbaker
Ib. R. Stevenson
Wisdom
Taylor Bradley and Son
Armstead
Jesse Swafford
Melrose
J.e.keller of
Lima
William L. Irvine
Walter Ellinghouse
Sheridan
Nels Atkinson
William Fullwood Jr
Point of Rocks
Louis Penwell
Helena
Dan Chick
Donovan
Grant
Jeff Cox
William Fullwood Sr
Blaine
Harold Fuqua
Ashton, Ida
Manetha Brown
Harvey Sorenson
Walter Jones
Medicine Lodge
Tattersall’s
Frank Foltz
Tattersall
Emmett Morrow
Divide
Lloyd Baby Carriage
Elmer Little
Don Randolph
City Shoe Store
Grap
CIA
A. B. Chapin
Normal College Notes
Fairchild
Hallowe’en
Rerention Hall
General Assembly
Miss Sands
Mooney
MY Amal
Anderson Market
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Bank OF Strength and Service
White Star
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