Polaris News highlights local travel and school plans
Polaris news notes Mrs Felt's Dillon trip and Portland visit plans for December. It covers staff moves and teaching assignments at Polaris and nearby areas, ore hauling ambitions by Judge and Mercer, rising silver prices boosting mining prospects, local family movements, school term start and trips to Dillon for Normal training, and regional farm yields with thrashing results across Madison county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Frank B. Felt
Dillon
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Felt
Portland
Oregon
Dee
Hunter
Niss Marion
Li Cochrane
Elkhorn
James Purdy
Judge Ranch
John Judge
Capt
Mercer
Dillom
Judge
Grant
P. Marchesseau
Ruth
Florence
May Marchesseau
New York
Lula Madden
South Manchester
Conn
Madden
J. P. Purdy
Andy B. Pyle
Idaho
J. C. Harrison
Edw. P. Marchesseau
Laura Ames
Anna Marchesseau
Polaris Lake
Willard. Pyle
Montana
Grasshopper Valley
Dillon News Briefs from Dillon and Surrounding Areas
Dillon residents and visitors frequent from Grant Wisdom Sheridan and Monida on a bustling day. Local notices include for sale houses in Lima and six room bargains, new automobile rules limiting under sixteen drivers, conscription events, travelogue on Alaska at Normal College, and various personal updates from James Mansfield to Miss Langdorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Livery Co
James Mansfield
Grant
Fred Wilson
Wisdom
T. F. Jenkins
Sheridan
B. W. Emerick
Monida
A. M. Closky
Jackson
Joe Dowling
C. S. Hopkins
Dell
Dillon
T. E. Gray
Three Forks
Lima
E.G. Farnsworth
Constance Barrett
A. F. Contway
Bannack
J. F. Mercer
Polaris
James Elmose
George Gray
Midpoint
George Shannon
Centennial Valley
Frank
Edgar
Ike Rife
Medicine Lodge
Julia Rose
James Dodd
Montana Street
Dillmont-park
John E. Shipman
Minneapolis
Alaska
Normal College
Fred Hale
Alexander. McNeill
Owl
T. E. Luebben
Parley
Shouvers
Como
Montana
Hawley Selway
Long Beach
Calif
Selway
A. T. Kellum
Ben Pierson
Pomona College
The
Burns Perry
Perry
Tribune
illness of C R Stanfield and local notes from Apex
C R Stanfield suffers a paralytic stroke and slowly improves. W E Stintson visited Dillon. Tom Brown leaves for Helena to join the army. A coal shed rises at Birch Creek school built by John Lee. Lewis Penwell visits from Helena. Martin Evatt visits Joe and Frank Mantz. Threshing starts on T H Dubois farm east of town. Mrs Luella and Minnie Thompson travel to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apéx
C. R. Stanfield
Stanfield
W.E. Stintson
Dillon
Thomas Brown
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Apex
Helena
Tom
Birch Creek
John Lee
Farlin
Lewis Penwell
Martin Evatt
Butte
Joe
Frank Mantz
T. H. DuBois
Town
Luella
Minnie Thompson
Pioneer Mrs Van Brocklin Dies in Madison County
Sheridan reports the death of Mrs. Van Brocklin a Madison County pioneer of 1864 who passed away suddenly last Saturday at the Alder home of Mr and Mrs Phillip Conrey while visiting. She had been in usual health the night before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam “van Brocklin
Madison County
Alder
Seattle
James Neely
Sheridan
Ruby Valley
Alderhall
Anstice
Nevada
Weldon Bowman
B. F. Bowman
E. D. Marsh
Madison County Monitor
Twin Bridges
James Duncan, Sr
Arkansas
Tilton Bros
Barber Ranch
Raymond
Marcus
The
Grim Reaper
van Brocklin
Phillip Conrey
Prices for 1917 18 Thrashing Season Announced
The note lists crop rates set by Wheatland Thrashing Co and local managers for oats wheat barley rye flax and peas for 1917 18. Oats 3 cents per bushel 40 lb wheat 6 cents per 60 lb barley 6 cents per bushel 48 or 60 lb rye 7 cents per 56 lb flax 15 cents per 66.1 lb Peas price to be fixed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Moran
Harry C. Smith
William Teers
Report of the Condition of The State Bank of Dillon
The Montana bank report shows the State Bank of Dillon in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana and the cashier swore before a notary on December 17 1917 to the accuracy of the statement. Directors were listed in the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank OF Dillon
Dillon
Montana
Pasinest
Beaverhead
Prue
Niel Tee
Bon
Dilton
Ineust
F. Aneer
Nia
Charlotte Welcomes Troops with Southern Hospitality
Charlotte prepares to host troops from the Western States with open homes and public facilities. Citizens, churches, hotels, and the YMCA coordinate meals, rest rooms, and entertainment while promoting religious charity and civic pride. The city emphasizes home ownership, education, and robust industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Young Men's Christian Association
Hlizabeth
Presbyterian Hospital
Tetei Ak
Charotte
Horner
Tg Tae
Charlotta
Queens ‘Conlegé
Thurch
United’ Statte
Washington
South
Carolinas
Southern Railroad
Southern
Myers Park
Linits
Industrialigys Gimalotte
Caroinas
Sopgey
Cial Enterprises
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Armstead
Horse Prairie
Julia Reddington
Lemhi
Clara
Eades
Western Wholesale Company
Gilmore
J. P. Lossi Company
Wisdom News
Lora Guyaz
Miss Guyaz
Garner Abstract Co
Virginia City
Sophie
Butte -In
Bedrock Lakes
Big Hole Basin News
United States
Apex News
Sheridan News
Tryst
s@cott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Cadillac
Montana Auto Supply Co
Dillon, Montana
Rankin House
Ixtures
Aeeteetenseeneenseesenenanceacaste
Aeentenees
Edinborough
Scotland
Christian Charity
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