Local Short Stories and Community Notes
Vick Price leaves Tuesday afternoon for Fort Yellowstone to enter service in a clerical role. Lieut. Col. Craig R. Snyder, formerly of Dillon, has arrived overseas as a surgeon with Evacuation Hospital No. 13. Miss Alice Russell, of the Training School, earned a Bachelor of Arts at the University of California Berkeley and returned to Dillon to resume work. Two public school teachers resigned at the last moment before opening. substitutes teach until replacements arrive. Services at the Methodist church on Sunday include Sunday school at 10 a.m. and sermons at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., with Epworth League at 7 p.m. Dillon Furniture Company received the contract to furnish the new dormitory at the Normal College. orders are to be delivered as the building nears completion. J B Townsend, returning to Dillon on a visit from Stevensville, Bitterroot Valley, notes many changes and old friends. Mrs Townsend remains away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Russell
University of California, Berkeley
Dillon
Stevensville
J B. Townsend
Bitterroot Valley
Townsend
Beaverhead County
Enlistment and school notices from Dillon community
The local examining board will entrain 18 men to Camp Lewis the first week in October with calls within two weeks. Certificates issued to Miss Anna Bauman Miss Marjorie Sass and Mrs. Charles Shortt who have secured teaching positions. Ruth Barry, daughter of James D. Barry, broke her wrist on a school ground slide. Lenore Thompson from Twin Bridges will attend Dillon High School this winter living with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bishop. Three young men called for special service left Dillon for Boulder Colorado Imar Young Robert C. Farmer and Frank Goyer. Otto Harvey of Melrose was killed in action. Melrose flags at half mast. A brother in service will soon be sent to Siberia. Shooting season opened with early birds and ducks at Bedrock lakes drawing many Dillon and Butte sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Lenore Thompson
Twin Bridges
Dillon
John F. Bishop
Boulder
Colo
Imar Young
Robert C. Farmer
Frank Goyer
Bannack
Otto Harvey
Melrose
Siberia
Bedrock Lakes
Butte
Dillon News Briefs Sparse Town Socials and Departures
Dillon news briefs note a sequence of town visits and departures including Peter Anderson from Sage Creek, Mrs Dora Wilmott's divorce from Jos Wilmott, E M Yeaman of Lemhi Idaho visiting Dillon for a week, Charles Martin visiting his mother, P J Gilligan in Dillon on humane officer business, Judge Poindexter and daughter returning to Honolulu, and several transportation and relocation items. Furniture sale advertised on East Bannack Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Anderson
Sage Creek
Dora Wilmott
Jos. F. Wilmott
E. M. Yeaman
Lemhi
Idaho
Dillon
Charles Martin
Divide
P. J. Gilligan
J. B. Poindexter
Honolulu
East Bannack Street
J. W. Scott
Armstead
Ethridge
Pat’ Ward
City Drug Store
Big Hole Basin
Janie Tovey
Bristow
New York
Bernice Mayfield
Pilon
Rattlesnake Valley
John Else
Lima
St. Anthony
James L. Cochrane
Polaris
McGonigle
Orr Street
Cochrane
Dillon Briefs and Local Movements This Week
James Mauldin visits Butte and Helena. President Monroe in Helena on Normal college business. Mrs. Gilster and son from Leadore visit Dillon friends. Paul Bros. ranch trip near Monida. beef cattle sold to Rife and Duff. Fern Andrus and Alpha Farmer return from thrift stamp sales at the state fair. Bordwine sells Dillon home. plan move to Alhambra California. Police and fire chiefs inspect basements for fire hazards. C C Thornton to Butte to join wife and daughter visiting Minnesota. Isaac Cashmore visits Sassman ranch and brings Sassman sister to Dillon. Carl Price to run Price real estate and insurance. Miss May Price to manage Rattlesnake school business after term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Andrus
Alpha Farmer
Beaverhead County
L. E. Bordwine
Dillon
Bordwine
Spoon
Alhambra
Calif
Fire Department
C. C. Thornton
Security State Bank
Butte
Minnesota
Isaac Cashmore
Sassman Ranch
Apex
Stone Creek News Roundup Sept 18 Stone Creek
Grain improves while local notes cover births visits and moves. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Lane on Sept 13 at Mrs Johnson’s home. John Ryan buys a Ford. Mr and Mrs Handy from Butte visit Frank Brown ranch. O D O club meets with Mrs Sorenson in Dillon. Mrs Murray moves to town to send son Warren to school Harold joins later. Mrs Blak returns to Hamilton. Angus McCleod arrives from Butte for short vacation at J Libby ranch. Stone Creek school to start Monday with Mrs Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Lane
B. F. Johnson
John Ryan
Quincy Handy
Butte
Frank Brown
O. D. O. Club
John Sorenson
Dillon
George Murray
Warren
Harold
Blark
Rhodes wins 13 first prizes at state fair display
Sheridan reports W M Rhodes earned 13 first prizes in cattle and top honors for Hampshire sheep after showcasing shorthorn cattle and purebred sheep at the state fair. Local attendees listed include E D Marsh and family, R W Rossiter, G N Lotus, C C Hill, J M Madison, J F Oakwood, H B Nesbitt, and George Gammell. Mr Foster returns from Portland after attending G A R encampment amid a growing sense of hometown nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
W. M. Rhodes
Hampshire
E. D. Marsh
Vernon
Glen
R. W. Rossiter
R. G. Wilson
G. N. Lotus
Mr. Foster
D. A. Kramer
Weiser
Idaho
Uncle Sam
Portland
Bessie Foster
J. S. Manson
Butte
Manson
Registrants Names Fragment Continued From Page 1
Partial roster listing registrants with surnames and affiliations including Apex Reichle Wisdom and Marion, noting entries such as Pascual Henejoea Joe Williams Charles Vroman Kirby Frederick Bryan Edgar Bryan George Bryan Adison Stanfield Carl Kambich Frederick Hamisch Russell Cudney George Games William Hyland and John Skavdahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascual Henejoea
Redrock
Joe Williams
Wisdom
Charles Vroman Kirby
Frederick T. Bryan
Apex
Edgar Henry Bryan
George Elder Bryan
Adison Blanchard Stanfield
Carl Joseph Kambich
Reichle
Frederick Hamisch
Aarts Russell Cudney
Marion
Ich
George Edwin Games
William Ray Hyland
John Skavdahl
List of names by town with scattered spellings
A long roster of individuals tied to Apex Melrose Reichle Wis dom Bristow and other places. The list spans many entries from 104 to 203 with town marks and occasional misprints and ellipses. Continued next week.
Dillon Social Affairs St James Guild Meeting
The Episcopal guild will meet next Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Boss Emerick for a Dillon social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Lutheran Aid society events and new Needle Club members
The Lutheran Aid society will be entertained by Mrs. Henry E. Olson Thursday afternoon October 3. A shower for Miss Jessie Poindexter was hosted last Friday by Mrs. R. L. LeKander Mrs. Guy Gray and Miss Zetta Gilbert. The M. E. church Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon September 26 in the church lecture room hosted by Mrs. W. G. Roberts Mrs. Betsy Haines and Mrs. Compton. The Needle club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. J. W. Scott of Armstead at the J. F. Bishop home. Two new members were elected Mrs. Mattie Martin and Mrs. L. R. Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Aid Society
Henry E. Olson
R. L. LeKander
Guy Gray
Zetta Gilbert
Jessie Poindexter
Aid Society
M. E. Church
W. G. Roberts
Betsy Haines
Compton
Needle Club
J. W. Scott
Armstead
J. F. Bishop
Mattie Martin
L. R. Light
Pretty wedding at St James Episcopal Church
Miss Jessie Poindexter wed George Clarence Moore of Harlowton with Rev. R J Jensen presiding. The ceremony featured a bridal gown veiled with orange blossoms and yellow bridesmaid gown. The couple planned a short wedding trip and will reside in Harlowton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
Jessie Poindexter
George Clarence Moore
Harlowton
R. J. Jensen
St. James
Dorothy Poindexter
E. L. Poindexter
Alfred Cashmore
Gilbert
Mrs. Moore
Dillon
Normal College
Moore
Full meal praised for repeat visits after first try
A well cooked and properly served full meal pleases diners and guarantees a return. The statement highlights satisfying cooking and service as key to repeat patronage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard
Henry VII
Howard Atches
Huber Bros
Vick Price
Richard Price
Fort Yellowstone
United States
France
Craig R. Snyder
Evacuation Hospital No
Methodist Church
H. G. Humphrey
Epworth League
Paul
Dillon Furniture Company
Sume
Standard Lumber & Coal Co
North
Mer
Dillon, Mont
Anna Bauman
Marjorie Sass
Charles Shortt
Ruth
James D. Barry
Dillon News Briefs
Stone Creek News
Stone Creek
Sheridan News
Scott
Bowne
Henry Maynard -Miller
Hugh Lawrence Toothman
Patrick O’connell
Dewey McKinley Hegarty
Jesse Eugene Hubbard
Joseph Albert Godfrey
Christian Rieber
George Buchanan
Phoenix
Ariz
David Adolph
Anderson
Casper Anton Mautz
Jose Hermandes
Menan
Juan L. Gasolis
Giovanni Cosentino
Joseph Consetino
Christopher Shinners
William Hamilton
Armand C. Hood
James Sweeney
Peter Spritzer
Joseph Nampel
Joseph C. Ferguson
Frank A. Tufts
Arthur Garfield Miller
Robert Frakes
Alton Theo Brassley
William Anthony Quilici
Thomas Gilbert Stevens
Valentine Wegerbon
Duncan Buchanan
Charles Bertram Bennington
Henry Charles Norris
Charles Edward Felt
John Pucinelli
John Winson Grant
Patrick Bradley
Hapriden Ward Norris
George Kambich
William James Kambich
Mel
Rose
Frank Fassler
Gilbert Erwin Quilici
Serge Allison Robinson
Wisom
Henry Arthur Stewart
Ray Shaw
Joseph
Osborn
Amos Don
Christian Eppler
John Ferriter
Austin Edwin Jacobs
Charles Edward Duke
Dward Thomas Fitzgerald
Burdette Aubrey Porter
Knute Ole Salveson
John Hughes
Gibbons
David Jones Stephens
Hans Jorgenson
Thomas Rainey
Bowen
John Roach
Henry Theodore Hendricks
Fishtrap
Clarence Morrison
Edward Tracy Bennie
Thomas _Rupert Borthwick
Patsy James Sullivan
Emery Lewellyn Newcomb
Albert Baumle
Jacob Albert Louk
Oscar Emil Foreburg
Billings
John Stewart
David Cloyd Wampler
James Christian Peterson
Jack Miles
Oscar William McVay
Frank McMahon
Frank Avery Chapman
Cula Lemire
St. Peter
Albert Stamm
Montana
Lutheran Aid
M. E. Aid
Andrus Hotel
Louis DE Grignis
W.S.S
Union Electric Co
Richard R. Price
Bannack Street
Frank Hazelbaker
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