Paragraphs Show Citizens Travel and Local Activities
Dillon readers report on residents leaving for Cen terville Iowa and Chicago then returning home. university students Ernest Nelson Blair Sprinkle Harold Blinn visit for Easter. George Gosman buys a Chrysler from Beaverhead Auto Sales. Williams Hollingsworth returns from Long Beach. George Clemon elected first vice president of the Montana Stockmen's association with local attendees. J L Rumbaugh returns from Oregon California to farm in Dillon. C N Casterline becomes manager of the American Express office. Superintendent Manning and many Dillon educators attend Spokane Inland Teachers Empire meeting. Phelps visits from Helena as revenue agent. Frank Eliel attends state board of education in Helena. Dr Eugene Free arrives from Chicago. Easter vacation and teachers to Spokane. Tyro from Elkhorn visits. Hughes & McCalebs advertise floor waxer rental.
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Towa
Sherman Hughes
Centerville
Iowa
Mr. Hughes
Chicago
Missoula
Ernest Nelson
Blair Sprinkle
State University
Harold Blinn
Dillon
Bugs Chrysler
George Gosman
Chrysler
Rumbaugh
New Express
C. N. Casterline
Rawling
Wyo
American Express
Manning
Lewistown
F. H. Garver
Phelps
Office of
Internal Revenue Collector
Helena
Medlen
Frank Eliel
State Board of Education
Free
Eugene Free
Ella Free
Spokane
Inland Teachers’ Empire Association
Linden, McCullough
A. T. Peterson
Misses Shotwell
Mary Baker
Agnes Reid
Bernice Bower
Miss Duboc
Genevieve Albertson
Marie Egan
Bannack
Hughes & McCaleb's Lambing Supplies Advertised
Kemp presents branding paint in all colors. Hughes and McCaleb offer a wide range of lambing supplies at Hughes and McCaleb's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes & McCaleb’s
Shall We Organize to Stop Cruelty to Animals
Virginia Randolph, eighth grade, urges action against animal cruelty and proposes forming a local Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. She cites poisoned dogs, abused horses, and the need for humane treatment, volunteering to contact national HQ for support and promoting citywide kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Randolph
Gome
Society of Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Treasure State Deaths Rise In 1925 Report
Helena April 3 1925 Montana registrar L L Benepe notes higher deaths from disease in three ailments typhoid whooping cough and flu while tuberculosis diphtheria scarlet fever and poliomyelitis decline. Leading causes include pneumonia up 16 percent heart up 6 percent cancer up 3 percent with deaths from accidents down 2 percent. Personal crisis reports 105 and homicides 46 rise from 1924 figures.
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Helena
L. L. Benepe
Montana
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Lakeview
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Howard
George Clemon
Big Hole Basin
Montana Stockmen’s Association
Billings
Clemon
J. E. Morse
Boss Emerick
Coast
J. L. Rumbaugh
Oregon
California
Johnson
Hughes & McCalebs
Ame
Bob
Wellsworth Windsor
Carl B. Taylor
Optometrist
American Legion
Beaverhead
Dept. of Montana
Hartwig Theatre
Charleston
Josohuskumorngke
Terry & Company
Tsuki
Baxter-Tonrey Orchestra
Hughes & McCaleb
E. W. Bond
Gans
Maytag
Carruthers Motor Company
Dillon, Montana
Bilstad-Maytag CO
West Broadway
Butte, Montana
Buddy
Treasure State
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