Dillon tennis tournament opens amid weather delay
The first tennis tournament to be played in Dillon in many years opened last Wednesday with multiple matches. Finals may be postponed due to bad weather. In men’s singles Mitchell beat Cornell 6-2 6-2, R Smith beat A Taft 6-2 10-8, Light beat Ayburn 6-2 6-0, Bates beat C Gilbert 8-6 6-4, plus second round wins by Smith, Johnson, and others. Women’s singles saw Wentworth and Barry win, with Berry later defeating Wolfe 12-10 6-1 to reach finals. Doubles results included Light/Poage, Boone/Gilbert, Waldorf/Metlen, and others advancing. finals set for later in the week if weather allows.
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Dillon
Mitchell
Cornell
R. Smith
A. Taft
Light
Ayburn
Bates
C. Gilbert
Johnson
Poage
Wentworth
Tragutt
Barry
White
Gibson
Osborne
Waldorf
Boone
Simons
Cole
Stone
Wolf
Free
Gilbert
Metlen
Welborn
Ryburn
Tragitt
Bannigan
Burrell
Taft
Smith
Berry
Wolfe
D. Osborne
Selner
Local residents visit Dillon Armstead Grant and Armstead trips
The town sees a flurry of visits and shopping with residents traveling to Dillon Armstead Grant and Armstead for business and leisure. Spouses and families join in outings to Elkhorn Springs Medicine Lodge and Spokane while attending visits and social stays with friends and relatives throughout the week.
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Jack
Brenner
Dillon
C. C. Gosman
J. L. Waldemar
Ada
Elsie
Chas. P. Brenner
Isabel
Mary Gray
Ralph Nickles
Elkhorn Springs
George Hughes
Carl Hansen
Carl
Grant
Garrey Geiger
Armstead
S. P. Meade
Stage Set for Best Rodeo Program in Years
The program runs from Sunday to Monday with rodeo events starting at 1 30 and two hours of events. Fire department tug of war and hose battle on Montana street follow, with greased pole climbs and pig and pie contests. World famous performers Harry Shuler Al Johnson and their mule Sadie appear, plus Lloyd Delong Jack Blackmore and a local talent band.
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Montana Street
Meaderville
Dillon
Dillon’s
Harry Shuler
al Johnson
Shuler
Johnson
United States
Canada
Lloyd Delong
Jack Blackmore
Association of
Ropers
Yodler
Eddy Bakery
Helena
Northwest
Madison County News and Personal Notes Update
Local residents Vern Clark and family relocate from Ennis to Sheridan. Clark opens a bakery in the Rositer and Madison building on Main and Hamilton. Mrs Clark is daughter of Dillon couple Owen. Rodger family returns to Pasadena via Dillon relatives. Postmaster Marsh ill at home. Edison Walter visiting from San Francisco with Dillon ties. Weather and crops improve after forest fire smoke and recent rain. gardens recover, cucumbers and tomatoes promising. Madison County praised for its climate and historic status.
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Point of Rocks
Vern. Clark
Ennis
H. H. Halse
Ruby Street
Clark
Sheridan
Rossiter and Madison
Main
Hamilton Streets
McCracken Company
Clarke
Quitman Owen
Dillon
R. E. Rodgers
California
Miss. Vernetta Cheney
C. W. Marsh
Edison Walter
Charles Walter, Sr
San Francisco
Charles, Jr
Madison County
Treasure State
Harrison Harman Mayfield Dies After Illness
Harman D Mayfield a well known Dillon resident died Saturday night about 10 o clock from a heart attack at his Center street home He was born March 10 1870 in Longmont Colorado came to Dillon in 1908 and operated a blacksmith and machinery shop He was active in community affairs a high ranking Odd Fellows member and is survived by his widow a daughter Mrs C W Coe three sisters two nieces and two nephews Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 pm from the Methodist church with Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges in charge and burial at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Kentucky
Avenue
Center Street
Longmont
Colorado
Dillon
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
C. W.coe
Joe Steel
Robert McCoy
Arthur Bell
Fort Luppins
Colo
L. D. Spencer
Richmond Hobson
Fullerton
Calif
John
Ed May‘field
Methodist Church
Odd Fellow and
Rebekah
Mountain View Cemetery
Lakeview Notes Include Snow, Dances And Travel Plans
Centennial winter mood as August snow noted. O Connor's hosts a Saturday dance for a large crowd. Culver birthday celebration with lunch. Harry Bannon and Frances Ferguson visit from Ohio, planning Jackson Hole trip. Mrs Montgomery to Portland. Culver and Wagoner visit Goble from Indiana. Berrying efforts yield few berries. haying completes with good crop. Hartwig brothers travel to Salt Lake to book films for theatres. Lost shoe between Dillon and Glen. reward offered.
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O’connor’s
Wagoner
Lakeview
Dillon Week Visitor Notes and Local Baseball Tie
Dillon residents and visitors filled the week with business calls and social visits including Mr. Becker Mrs. Haviland Frank Hancock and the Rebichs. A rain interrupted Grasshopper nine vs Bannack with Al Ward and Clyde Kearns trading blows in a 2 to 2 five inning exhibition.
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W. S. Tash
Polaris
R. Dyas
Jack Brown
Marchesseau Ranch
Robert Tweedy
Betty
Dillon
al Ward
Ami
Claude Lay
Jean
Ryburn
Bannack
Clyde Kearns
Wenatchee Couple Returns After Ten Day Visit
Mr and Mrs John H Finnegan of Wenatchee Washington departed for home Tuesday following a ten day visit with Mr and Mrs B M Gibson in the city.
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John H. Finnegan
Wenatchee, Wash
Many Women Suffer Needlessly
A scientist perfects a remarkable formula titled AWOL that claims to end nervous depression headaches and low mood in women. The ad asserts quick relief without heart depression, non narcotic, non habit forming and safe for daily use, urged for those harmed by older pain remedies.
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Reichle News
Mr. Morgan
Washington, D. C
Reichle
Ferguson
Wayne Cummins
John Cummins
Pacific Coast States
Dan Piccone
Yellowstone Park
Sarah Harroun
Glen
Mac Poole
Menan
Idaho
Steve Kambich
Frank Kambich
Helen Kristoff
Leslie Stone
Sugar City, Idaho
F.X. Lechner
St. Rose’s Catholic Church
Frank Esterwald
Gladys Parker
Christie
Mrs
J. H. Shefer
Prairie
Carrie Shefer
Maxine
Spokane
H. C. Biering
Stocker
M. R. Rand
Omar Larrabee
Frank P. Blair
Roy Stocker
Tom Scott
Oliver
S. P. Meade and Son
James Mansfield
Tom Brenner
Barrett Hospital
Henry Siefkin
James Elmose
Clum Mansfield
Mr. Dougherty
Medicine Lodge
James Blair
By Granger
W. B. Hartwig
City
Charles
Salt Lake
Tribune Office
Chas. H. Niblack
Bannack News
Butte, Montana
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