Dillon Social Affairs and Club Gatherings
Mrs. J. W. Tait of Helena visited Dillon friends last week with a host of old-time friends. Afternoon refreshments were served and guests enjoyed a pleasant social hour. The Meth odist Ladies Aid Society will meet September 15 in the lecture room with hostesses Mrs. Sarah Hughes Mrs. Edward Smith and Mrs. Billie Roberts. The Busy Bee club opened its season with a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. S. S. Patterson home and refreshments were served.
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Tait
J. E. Morse
J.W. Tait
Helena
Dillon Friends
Ladies Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Sarah Hughes
Edward Smith
Billie Roberts
Busy Bee
Busy Bee Club
S. S. Patterson
Delphian Society to Convene at Public Library
The first meeting of the Delphian society is scheduled at the public library on Monday September 12 at 2:30 PM. All members are urged to attend. Mrs Earl Selway and Miss Martha Chapman hosted the North side Country Club gathering Tuesday at Mrs Selway's home.
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Delphian Society
Earl Selway
Martha Chapman
Northside Country Club
Selway
Reverend Schmidth to Lead LA Services at Presbyterian Church
Reverend Schmidth of Los Angeles will conduct services at the Presbyterian church on September 11 at 2 30 PM. The event marks a noted local religious gathering with community participation and customary rites.
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Schmidth
Los Angeles
The
Presbyterian Church
Moonshine Sellers Nabbed At Yellowstone Park Entrance
M. W. Bucy, once of Dillon, was arrested with several others last week in a federal raid for selling moonshine at the western entrance to Yellowstone Park. The Baxters and Tonreys traveled to Butte for a weekend, while Roe family plans to occupy the Peterson home for winter.
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M. W. Bucy
Dillon
Yellowstone Park
Anson Baxter
Francis Tonrey
Butte
E. B. Roe
John Peterson
Dillon Briefs Highlight Local People and Fall Hats
Attorney John Collins visited Butte on business while Judson Best spent a weekend with family. Several residents traveled, moved, or shopped for fall hats as advertisements promote styles. The town notes mine coal arrivals and plans to expand work crews as demand rises.
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John Collins
Butte
Commissioners Hold Session and Plan Road Ditch Repairs
County commissioners held a regular and extended session to handle routine business and approve fall ditch repair orders to curb water overflow on county roads. They disbanded a public health nurse position, discussed expanding school inspections, and expanded a dam and reservoir oversight committee to five members including Mayor Roscoe Cornell.
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Board of County Commissioners
Big Hole
John B. Sommers
Park To Park
Elkhorn Road
Roscoe Cornell
George Metlen
Rattleswake
G. Volder
W. In. Chapman
I. W. Kramer
Kramer
Missoula
Dillon
Cornell
L. P. Phillips
Fair Grounds
Rife Street
William Logan
Medicine Lodge
Bedrock Road and Bridge
O. C. Gosman
Lima
A. C. Morrow
Beaverhead Valley
Thompson's Big Stock Ranch Named Best Rancher in Montana
The article profiles H Thompson and his Montana ranch detailing water rights, irrigation, and diverse farming. It notes cattle sheep horses hogs and poultry quality, a modern homestead with multiple buildings, and a philosophy of prudent sale, seasonal pasturing, and steady hospitality.
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Sline
Capas City
Mrs. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Montana
Christian Science Society Service Times in Dillon
The Christian Science Society of Dillon on Yeaman block E Center St invites the public to Sunday services at 11 a.m with subject Substance. Sunday School at 9 45 a.m and a Wednesday 8 p m testimonial meeting.
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Christian Science Society of
Dillon
Yeaman Block
E. Center St
Fine Weather Monday Lures Dillonites Away
The lure of trout streams picnic spots Harvest day at Wisdom and the ceremony at Beaverhead Rock drew Dillon residents away last Monday. Sunny weather signaled approaching autumn and boosted the exodus, with no formal Labor Day observance beyond the legal holiday.
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Wisdom
Beaverhead Rock
Dillonites
Mr. Ashworth Joins Eliel Bros as Bookkeeper
Mr. Ashworth of Butte starts a new role as bookkeeper for Eliel Brothers, adding accounting support to the firm.
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Mr. Ashworth of
Butte
Eliel Bros
Future outlook of the sheep business discussed by W S Jackson
W S Jackson of Dayton Washington argues the sheep industry can improve with ewe shortages and tariffs. He notes peak lamb prices have passed, banks tightened, and a need to manage buck numbers to avoid market glut while expressing strong interest in remaining in the business.
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W. S. Jackson
Dayton
Wash
Elliott returns home from Missoula with guest teacher
Mary Emily Elliott came home Monday from Missoula after several weeks visiting her sister Miss Mildred. She traveled with Miss Mabel Knudson the new high school English teacher who will stay at the Elliott home for about a week.
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Mary Emily Elliott
Missoula
Mildred
Mabel Knudson
Elliott
Max Lauterbach Visits Butte for Business
Max Lauterbach was in Butte for several days this week on business matters.
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Max. Lauterbach
Butte
Apex Notes Highlights Local Visits and Village Moves
Mrs. Schleicher and sister Mrs. Williams shopped in Dillon. Mrs. Mary Roberts of Seattle visits her mother on the Bryan ranch. Sheriff Dan Mooney handled business last week. Mrs. Glen Squires and children depart for Butte to start school. Cora Bryan spent weekend at the Bryan ranch. The Reichle Nichols visited. Noah Allen baled hay for Fabric brothers. H. M. Miller and Mr. Nichols were in Dillon. Frank Gilleland rode the southbound train. Ruth Parker, Willow Creek teacher, visited Apex. Crossley twins’ parents and LaVeta were welcomed. baby updates noted. Dubois party tours national park with Mrs. Keene and Mrs. Ware. Miss Anna visits, Thykenson and Otto Christenson travel to Dillon, Howard Wilson from ranger station visits. Poole of Reichle calls at Apex.
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C. F
Brinn
Sclkham Springs
Josephine Numbers
Boise
A. F. Waldorf
Morse
Harlowton
Waldorf
George MacDougall
R. R. Rathbone
Baptist District Association
Anaconda
Addie Baldwin
Klein Block
Gladys Burles
Centennial Valley
Dillon
Wisdom
H. A. Bond
Butte
Medicine Lodge
H. M. Miller
Frank Gilleland
Ruth Parker
Willow Creek
Apex
H. Miller
N. Allen
Beatrice Maddox
LaVeta
Loreta Crossley
al Crossley
T. Dubois
Mr. Dubois
Keene
Ware
National Park
Dude Haggarty
Missoula
Fire department sponsors carnival in Dillon for week
The Dillon fire department announces a one week carnival starting September 17 coming from Helena. It features a top animal show and better concessions. Proceeds will fund a new fire truck. Mr and Mrs H I Andrus and Mrs Colfer with their son returned Sunday from a Colorado motor trip.
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Dillon
Helena
H. I. Andrus
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Masonic Temple
Northside Club
Lutheran Church
Dillon News Briefs
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G. A. Decker of
Armstead
F. M. Best
Elkham Springs
Mrs. Tait
Mary Perkins
Nevada
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A. L. Stone and Son
Lee
Cal
James Kirkpatrick
Byron Nay
Grasshopper Valley
Lee McCracken
G. McCracken
Yellowstone National Park
Frank Blair
Grant
J. H. Sheser
Horse Prairie
J. W. Rees
W. C. Jennings
Billy
Archie Henneberry Ranch
H. Thompson
Christian Science Society
Eaverhead Milling and Elevator Company
Dillon, Montana
Nelson
Jasper Nelson
Prop
Osoooooov
Mrs. Mary Roberts
Seattle
Mrs. Bryan
Bryan Ranch
Dan Mooney
Glen Squires
Cora Bryan
Fire Department
Ansco
City Drug Company
Dillon, Mont
Western Wool Growers’ Association
Western Woolgrowers Agency
George Melton
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