Local Dillon Notes and Short News Items
Mrs Ralph OLeary spent the week end in Butte. L D Baldwin of Lima was a visitor Sunday in Dillon. S W Gorman left for Bozeman to locate. Mrs J W Scott of Armstead and Mrs J A Donovan with Mrs M Rand from Medicine Lodge visited. Miss Doris Allen teaching near Lakeview spent the weekend with Dillon friends. Extra copies of the fair premium list available at Tribune office. Several locals and visitors from Armstead Billings Reno and East Helena noted. Duck season opening brought many carloads through Dillon to Centennial valley. F E Foote editor suffered a left hand injury at work. Two men named D Barry and R Raymond were detained after a restaurant dispute about a short change game.
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Butte
Dillon
Centennial Valley
Committees Announced and Local News Reach Dillon
The article covers a Tuesday afternoon teachers reception with welcome by Mrs Joby Orr and a response by Mr Wahl. It lists new officers led by President Mrs T K Julson and multiple committees for the year including program, magazine, literature, hostess, and membership with numerous members named. Also notes visits and travels of local residents including Horace McIntyre, Dan Kowske, Mrs Theodore Brantley, and others around Dillon and Missoula.
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the. PT. AL
Joby Orr
Wahl
Wilma Colfer
Mary ‘Hester Bond
T. K. Julson
T. K. ‘Julson
Harry Graves
Ann Feely
Findly’ Watson
Earl Wheat
Wilbur’ Gilbert
Booth
MacGregor
W. Stephan
Frances Tonrey
Hiram Brundage
Roy Forrester
Harold Warner
H. M. Kinch
Jardine Rife
Miss Shotwell
George Gosman
Carl Hartwig
James Kelly
Alf, Cashmore
John Orr
E. B. Roe
James Dodd
Grimes
Violet Eastman
D. V. Erwin
John Neal
Pearl Hull
Joe Fuller
T. J. Simons
Thomas Luebben
T. B. Olmsted
Elinor Hedrick
Homer Harrison
Forest Bayerd
Joe Wedum
George Strub
Ralph Harding
Charles Oberem
A. S. Johnson
Carl Taylor
J. P. Klebba
J. Sc.jeppson
Fred Chapman
Julia Anderson
W. F. Cashmore
Otis Wedum
Byron Nay
Harry Williams
Chester Gilbert
Justin Brundage
Thomas Caverly
Charles Nelson
W. E. Barry
E. L. Fairbanks
Children Enrolling in Wealth Crusade Health Program
Thousands of Montana schoolchildren enroll in the Modern Health Crusade sponsored by the Montana Tuberculosis Association to learn hygiene and build health. The program runs twelve weeks with weekly health chores, rewards for rooms, and certificates from the National Tuberculosis Association. Local officials urge participation and supplies are available from the state association in Helena.
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Montana
Montana ‘Tuberculosis Association
National Tuberculosis Association
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Elizabeth Ireland
Montana Tuberculosis ’ Association
Helena
Madison National Forest rewards thieves captors for crimes
Notice from the Madison National Forest Rowers Association offers rewards for crimes. A reward of 280 dollars is offered for the conviction of any sheep thief and a reward of 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber. The notice emphasizes deterrence and public safety.
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Madison National Forest Shrowers’ Association
Wtf
Anniversary Bridge Party For Chapman Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapman hosted a bridge party on East Orr Street to celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary. Four tables played with guests dressed in 1914 fashion. refreshments followed. High scores went to Mrs. T. E. Gilbert and Howard Morse, while Mrs. Anson Baxter and D. A. Galt had the low.
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Fred Chapman
Orr Street
T. E., Gilbert
Howard Morse
Anson Baxter
D. A. Galt
Morse Host Tenth Wedding Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs Howard E Morse extended hospitality to friends Saturday night with a seventh oclock dinner in observance of their tenth wedding anniversary. The evening featured bridge with six tables, high scores by Mrs T Lee McCracken and D A Galt, and low scores by Mr and Mrs Warren Stone.
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Howard E. Morse
T. Lee McCracken
D. A. Galt
Mrs. Warren Stone
Quiet Dillon Wedding Unites Maddox and Whitworth
Judge Opp united Charles Maddox and Winnie Whitworth in a quiet Monday ceremony at Mrs. Martha Melvyn's west side home. The couple, both residents of Dillon, celebrated with intimate friends, a dinner, and an evening of cards.
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Martha Melvyn
Bannack Growing Popular With Dillon Motorists
Bannack attracts Dillon drivers each week as they tour the old capital to view historic spots and new mining activity. The Grasshopper and Elkhorn areas offer picnic spots and a relaxing mountain excursion nearby.
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Dillon
Cowboy Evangelist J B Peterson Visits Dillon Revival
J B Peterson known as the Cowboy Evangelist preached in Dillon during an open air revival Friday and Saturday. He has lived in Dillon for about 25 years and his daughter, a noted vocalist, was born in the city.
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J. B. Peterson
Dillon
Northside Country Club Meeting at Mrs Keenan's Home
The Northside Country Club will meet at the home of Mrs. J H Keenan on September 24.
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Northside Country Club
J. H. Keenan
Garden Guild Meeting Plans Fall Activities at St James
The Garden Guild of St James church met at the rectory to review the season and plan fall events. They approved buying an edger and other equipment, decided on top dressing the lawn, and planned tulip bulb planting for spring. To fund the program they will offer safe choice peony roots of named varieties for transplanting at prices from one dollar up.
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Garden Guild of
St. James’ Church
Early Risers: Bert Orr Leads In Morning Diligence
Bert Orr returned from Antelope basin to Big Springs Idaho after guiding a band of wether lambs to Wilson Packing Co Los Angeles. He led a six day trek with assistants and reported waking before 3:30 AM daily. He chairs the Sons of I Will Arise and touts his strong early rising record. Albert Metzel ranks second with a similar habit, while Sam Ditty occasionally bags a second snooze.
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Bert Orr
Antelope Basin
Centennial Valley
Big Springs
Idaho
Wilson Packing Co
Los Angeles
Bert
Sons of I Will Arise
Albert Metzel
Ruby Valley
Sam Ditty
George Clemow Joins Early Rising Club In Dillon
George Clemow and Mrs. Clemow are in Dillon to attend the fair. Clemow was elected a member of the Early Rising club after a unanimous vote, with a charter member noting he is “entitled to belong” because he never goes to bed.
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George Clemow
Clemow
Dillon
George
Early Rising Club
Sheriff Sale Listing In Beaverhead County Montana 1929
The Beaverhead County sheriff announces a sale on October 5 1929 at 2 PM at the court house front door Dillon Montana. The sale covers the defendant Hans Pedersen interest in a ditch described by section lines in Tp 9 S R 12 W with easterly traverses across multiple sections. Orr County Sheriff and undersheriff C H Hartwig advertise the action.
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Melvin Wessinger
Hans Pedersen
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Prantap Cr
S. R
Bio Ana
Orr
Sherif
Beaverhead County
C. H. Hartwig
Death of Alex Hart Noted in New Orleans
Word reached Dillon that Alex Hart, former resident and son of Mrs. Anna Hart, died in New Orleans last week. He leaves his wife, two children, a sister Mrs. Dan Shively, and a brother Mortimer, with his mother as survivor.
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Charles Nelson
New Orleans
Alex Hart
Hart
Anna Hart
Dillon
Dan Shively
Mortimer
Birthday Dinner in Honor of Mr Collins at South Pacific Home
Mrs John Collins hosted a seven o clock birthday dinner last Monday at her home on South Pacific street. Autumn flowers and colors enhanced the decorations. Five tables of Pinddle followed a dinner of handsome appointments.
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John Collins
South Pacific Street
Mr. Collins
Visiting May Family Returns for Two-Week Stay
The Rev. and Mrs. P. J. May and their son Donald arrived Tuesday afternoon for a two week visit at the B. N. Stevenson home on Glendale Street. The May family formerly lived here when he served as Presbyterian pastor until five years ago. They are on a year’s leave from Africa where they are missionary workers.
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P.J. May
Donald
City
B. N. Stevenson
Glendale Street
May
Presbyterian Church
Africa
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Ralph O'Leary
L. D. Baldwin of
Lima
S. W. Gorman
Bozejan
J. W. Scott
Armstead
Glay
Roy Herndon
J. A. Donovan
M. Rand
Medicine Lodge
Mrs. O. K. Moe
East Helena
Lorenzo Cushing
Missary Innes
Elkhorn
Eva
Annie Stocker Grant
Doris Allen
Lakeview
Tribune
Leota Hughes
E Argenta
Kur Graeter
George Sunday
Billings
Mrs. Idaday
William and
Ruff Dunn
Eir
Reno
R. H. ‘Hardy
e-Denver Union Stock Yard
Corhmy
Ft Today
Elkhornsterday
Banuk
Catherine van Noy
Ada. Donald
Ann Feeley
Mary Baker
Jope
Bertie Mathews
F. E. Foote
The
Dillonary Messenger
D. Barry
Robert Raymond
Memrs
Horace McIntyre
Dell
Dan Kowske
Nomad
Theodore Brantley of
Missoula
F. A. Hazelbaker
E. B. Harkness
Evan Burrell
Jackson
Lee Brantley
Big Hole Basin
Elizabeth Lefert
Barrett Hospital
Burns
Kansas
Glen ~Lyong
Omaha
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Marjorie
Salt Lake City
Miss Stevenson
California
Mr. Stevenson
Salt Lake
Elmer Gordon
C. C. Walker
Sheridan
J. Warren Shaw
Baby
Wise River
Mrs. W. S. Tash
Grasshopper
J. W
Utah
Mrs. Dewey Marchesseau
C. A. Barrett
Grant
W. M. Clapp
Wisdom
Harry Lane
Charles Wright
Wyo
L. A. Campbell
Bitterroot Valley
Rexall
Mont
Carl B Baaylor Laanes
City Shoe
S. J. & C. D. Jaffee
New York
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Wool Jersey Uits
Ero Teena
Cowboy
Garden Guild
Sheriff's Sale
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