Community notices and Montana mining hopes across state
Local society items note neighbors attending schools and rodeos in Dillon and Wisdom, deaths in California, and travels among families. A Montana School of Mines survey under President Francis A. Thomson reports large gold ore tonnages in multiple counties, with estimates from several operators of potential profitable deposits and names of key locales and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Montana Schoo of Mines
Francis A. Thomson
State ‘Bureaus Of—Mines
Wand “Msanlacwu
Semivs YI
Butte Mining School
Thom
Son
Bureau
Montana
Ellen May Guild Meets at Mrs Hagzel’s Home
The Ellen May Guild will be entertained by Mrs Frank A Hagzel Thursday afternoon at her home on South Pacific Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen May
Frank A. Hagzelbaker
South Pacific Street
Baptist Aid to Meet at Cottage Thursday Afternoon
The Baptist Aid will be entertained at the Baptist Cottage Thursday afternoon, September 44. Mrs. Robert Frakes and Mrs. T. C. Wright are the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Aid
Baptist Cottage
Robert Frakes
T. C. Wright
Royal Neighbor Juveniles Gather for Meeting in Dillon
The Royal Neighbor Juveniles plan a 6 30 PM meeting Thursday at the I Q O F hall with entertainment by Marjorie Opp. M B Harvey of Polaris was in Dillon on Wednesday. Mrs S B Howell and Mrs J F Blair of Grant visited Dillon. Harold Blinn leaves Tuesday for Pullman to resume teaching at the state college. Francis Hancock of Bannack reports 26 men employed at the I B mines there. An Erato announcer quotes the Presidential inaugurations with a remark about silk hats on few gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja Gony
Dillon
Loren Williamson
Bitterroot
Williamson
Dorothy Finsley
Martin ‘Jackson
Ameting
Richard Shepherd
Frank Venable
Butter
Jackson
Fred Hirsehy
California
Hirsehy
Montana
Lena Nelson
Fred Hirschy
Jack Husted
Ida Olson
Dave Htirsehy
Phoenix
Arizona
Lucy Jardine
Rebecca Jardine
Wisdom
Joe Shaw
Hampion
George Stewart
Sam Peterson
Melvin Peterson
Bowen
Dysart Gowen
Alvin Peterson
Onor
Francis Baker
Helen Crippen
Harry Lapham
A. W. Wilson
Royal Neighbor
I. QO
O. F.ihall
Marjorie Opp
Harold Blinn
Pullman, Wash
the State College
Francis Hancock
Bannack
I. B
Street Lighting District Defeated in City Council Vote
The proposed residential street lighting district failed after protests exceeded the 51 percent threshold at the city council meeting held last week. The council still approved installing 100 more lights in the new district amid local comment about darkness during September nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Dillon
Duck season set to open October 1 in Montana
Federal limits cap the season from October 1 to November 30 with a reduced daily bag of 12 ducks and a possession limit of 24. Only eight named duck species may be taken and totals for species and acceptances are restricted. Elk hunting begins in Beaverhead county from November 12 to 15 with one bull allowed in the Wise River drainage area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Commission
Montana
Beaverhead
New Eating Vogue From France Spreads Eastward
The article states salads as an appetizer began in Europe with France as the origin, per California Governor James Rolfe Jr. It notes the trend started in California and moved east, aided by Mrs. Curtis B. Dall and other notable figures, spreading through hotels and clubs in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
James Rolfe, Jr
California
America
East
Curtis B. Dall
Roosevelt
Social and visiting roundup at Pyle and Bannack events
Visitors including Mr. and Mrs. I. E. King and Roy Jacobs left for Seattle after a Yellowstone Park trip. Shirley May King joined the Pyle party. Mrs. F. E. Marchesseau and son visited Bannack. George and J. Brown hosted J. Judge and Helen Judge with others in Dillon. Polaris school opened with Joe Ryburn as teacher. Cattle foreman Carl L. Knoll visited the Knoll ranch as beef herding activity occurs in Elkhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. EE
King
Don Booth
Roy Jacobs
Pyle Ranch
Seattle
Yellowstone Park
Shirley May King
George Pyle
FE. A. Marchesseau
I. P. Marchesseau
Bannack
J. J. Brown
John Judge
Dillon
Helen Judge
Carl L. Knoll
Andy Hayes
Elmer Hays
George ‘Harrison
W. S. Tash
George Harrison
Elkhorn
Andy Pyle
Frank Madden
Wise River
Polaris
Joe Ryburn
Grasshopper Herding Association
Knoll Ranch
Preserved snake found in alcohol jar shocks locals
A large rattlesnake preserved in a jar of alcohol was found in a refuse heap by Mack Baker on Monday and taken to the sheriff, recalling temperance era imagery of booze as a dangerous reptile. County Treasurer Bertie stations reports Beaverhead county’s August auto license share totals 5883 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Baker
Bill Smith
Sheriff’s Office
Bertie
Beaverhead County
Dillon Residents Injured in Crash Near Glen Dive
A head on collision near Glen Dive left Mrs. Callahan with a head wound and Mickey Callahan with a compound fracture of the jaw. C T Callahan left for the scene in Rev. I X Lechner's car driven by Paul Bramsman. The sister driver and younger daughter were only slightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Callahan
Mickey
Glendive
Rev. I. X. Lechner
Paul Bramsman
Prisoner Vance Recaptured After Beaverhead Escape
Sheriff W C Orr reports Rawlins Wyoming officers captured Claude Vance believed among six men who escaped Beaverhead county jail on May 25. Vance, alias Phil Jackson, robbed a Grant post office and leaped from a two story window during a safe burglary. He will be returned to Montana for federal charges in Helena or Butte. two others, Tony and E R Mangus, remain jailed in Helena.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Claude Vance
Beaverhead County
Grant
Vance
Earl Cook
Beaverhead
Phil Jackson
Federal
Department of Justice
Montana
United States
Helena
Butte
Tony
E. R. Mangus
Logan
West Virginia
Herbert P Kakuske New Coach at College
Herbert P Kakuske appointed as new coach at the college as classes discuss diploma progress two year course and increased upper division credits. Freshman after noon sessions set for first week to advise new students and administer tests aiding individual study planning. Civil suit Elizabeth Turner vs Union Pacific stage lines moved from prior court docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuents
Teachers College
Elizabeth Turner
Union Pacific Stage Lines
Local Community Notes Reach Back to School Openings
The district reports new term starts on Thursday at two schools with Miss Catherine Finnegan and Miss Harriet Schuler as teachers. Families travel to nearby towns for visits as residents, including Mrs. John Hand and Miss Avis Mellrath, join students and staff. Local residents such as Horace Hand, Mrs. Ilsie Garrison, and the Krank Kambiehs are mentioned in routine visits and farm work around Dillon and Glendale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Avis
Mellrath
John Hand
Shirley
Ann
Dillon
Reichle
Buchter
Catherine Finnegan
Harriet Schuler
John Cummins Syd
Julius’ Hartwig
Butte
Horace Hand
Lavon
Elsie Garrison
Bernard Garrison
Lee Joy
Krank Kambieh
Glendale
Earl Fitschen
George Fitschen
Cameron
Harris
California
Real estate and mining transfers announced in Beaverhead region
Deeds recorded show Rasmus Hansen transferring 60 acres in Sheep Creek basin to Peterson-Hanson Co. Julia Gordon administratrix deeds Julia Reddington estate property in Block 10 P C addition to W R Gordon. Distribution decree for Rueben P Willard estate. Certificates of Location cover several lode claims in Blue Wing and Meadow Creek districts including Silver Freak and Badger groups. Transfers also include Cora Belle No 1 and Paradise lode claims in Montana district and Hurley Leach to Nev. mining claim in Montana district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasmus Hansen
Peterson-Hanson Company
Sheep Creek
Julia Gordon
Julia Reddington
W. R. Gordon
Rueben P. Willard
Louis W. Hoffman
Golden Wonder
Blue Wing
P. C
H. D. Paddock
Badger
Meadow Creek
E. T. Taylor
Harriet FE. Taylor
Montana
J. F
G. A. Taylor
Paradise Lode
Hurley Leach
Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Noel M Jackson
LA report says Noel M Jackson and wife welcome a son born September 8 who has been named Martin C after his grandfather Commissioner Martin C Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Noel M. Jackson
Martin C
Martin C. Jackson
Morse Waldorf Family Returns to Dillon from Great Falls
Mr and Mrs Morse Waldorf have returned to Dillon after living in Great Falls and plan to resume their local routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Morse Waldorf
Dillon
Great Falls
Plans for District Convention
Proceedings outline for a district convention include roles for a district vice president and historian, appointment of a district chairman, singing district songs, a round table discussion with a question box, announcements, unfinished and new business, correspondence and bills, closing remarks, adjournment, and an informal tea.
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Charles E. Pew
Golden Cloud
Golden Mist
Lewis and Clark County
Pew
George B. Conway
Conway
Phillips County
Big Timber
Doering Et al
German Gulch
H. H. Mayer
Rimini
Pony
W. M. Manning
Jardine
H. C. Bacorn
Charles Whitcomb
Portman
J. F. Powers
Troy
Harry Hunter
Tribune Book
Carl B. Taylor
D. P
Holton
Kansas
Jay— de
Ellen May Guild
Baptist Aid Society
M. B. Harvey
S. B. Howell
J. F. ‘Blair of
Erato
Vourlesy Wartaaghariter
Cecil Trolinger
Sheridan
Sam Trolinger
Matt .Christiansen
Christine Wagenbreth
Chas, Rawlings
Reno
Nev
John. Gelhaus
Mary’ Louise Johnson
Armour Lynch
W. C. Orr
Herbert P. Kakuske
Real Espfate
Beaverhead Abstract Co
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Brigart
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