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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1928
Page
8
The column records residents and visitors around Elkhorn and Grant including Hazel hosting snowbound guests at the Elkhorn springs hotel, dances at Jackson, mining work on Elk shorn district, state fair plans, and a burglary at J M Maddison store with missing cash and groceries.
Grant Miss Ora Stoutt left for Butte Wednesday to spend a few days with relatives and friends. Mrs Agnes Pierce and Mrs George Smith motored to Grant on Thursday. Mr and Mrs James Mansfield and children drove to Dillon Friday. Mrs Charles O Brenner returned from Butte Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Fero Marchesseau motored to Armstead Thursday. Mr Ben Mallon candidate for county commissioner on the democratic ticket payed Grant a visit Monday.
Report from Sheridan notes a desert-quiet town turned lively as county fair visitors filled Twin Bridges on the closing day. highlights include strong exhibits from lower school grades and the Sophomore initiation of Freshmen at the high school.
Mrs A H French and Mrs Margaret Graeter accompanied the Poin dexters to Butte Sunday. Graeter then went to Deer Lodge to stay with daughter in law, Warren Graeter, while French returned to Agenta. Leonard Lively and son visited her mother en route to Butte for medical care for her son. Henry Schaffer was a business visitor Saturday. George Best went to Butte for his brother Robert Best's funeral. his son Harold accompanied him home. A carload of ore was shipped from the Iron Mountain property this week. Elmer Pilon of Melrose visited his father last Sunday. Mary and Thelma Knapp spent last weekend with their mother. Mildred Stark and Jesse Williams visit Sidney Knapp’s home through Thursday.
William Gauthier, 28, a Beaverhead County resident, died at Murray hospital Butte from pneumonia after a recent operation. He was born in Bannack and served in the U.S. Marines during World War I. Survived by widow Minnie Fessenden, his father, six sisters and one brother. Funeral held at Brundage chapel with Beaverhead American Legion at the grave. Interment Mountain View Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Frank J Ryburn announce the birth of a six pound baby boy last Monday at Parrett hospital Doc the father a former Beaverhead high school basketball star who helped win the state championship greets friends at the democratic central headquarters with a happy grin
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