Incomplete Historic Obituary Fragment
A fragmentary OCR list shows names including Alice Paterson Joins, Jean Gilbert, Mary Williams, Marguerite Conj, Catherine Bates, Helen Best and others. The text appears to be a deceased notice or roll call with multiple individuals and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Paterson Juddie Best
Jean
Gilbert F Srson
Jane
Walddorf
Jack Gilber
Baxter Tommy
Lusbhen
Hell
Mast
Mary Williame
Ore
Marguerite Colng
Hope
Mathews
Harry
Wil-latas
Catherine
Batey
Helen
Ida Best
Mary Hester
Dacker
March Receipts Reported by Fish and Game Department
The Fish and Game Department reports March receipts totaling $8,213.39 with additional funds from the biological fund at $8,218.30. Resident licenses bring in $98,148 and non-resident licenses add $100, with deductions for agent submissions $164.10. Trapping licenses account for $3,205 and shipping permits $156.60. Beaver licensing and beaver tags total $831.60. Refunds run low at $0.48, fur sales $484.50, fines $433.50, confiscations $2, and capital expenditures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fur ‘Dales
State Receipts Rise Noted for March Month
State receipts show a marked increase for March this year, totaling 1,262,164.01 from all sources, compared with 790,268.79 in March 1927. The report cites distributions to the counties from the ledge and refunds of licenses and taxes after administrative expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Young
Treagher
Fugitive Gets Penitentiary Term in Idaho Montana Case
A man identified as a fugitive from federal prohibition charges was sentenced to 32 months in the penitentiary. He was found liable for about 94 thousand dollars and arrested recently near Twin Falls and other locations, with Montana accusations tied to Beaverhead County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Idaho
Clay ‘Roselle
Fed‘ Vetal-Government
Penitentiary
Ind
Pocaitello
Atwin-Falla
Tanhoy
Beaver‘Head
Montana Rail Shippings Fall Slightly in February Yet Some Commodities Rise
The Montana Railroad Commission reports February shipments totaling 24,166 cars for interstate and intrastate traffic. While petroleum copper and cattle declined, sugar wheat and flour saw notable increases in the same month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heqena
Montana
Peel
Ames
Presbyterian Church Hosts Rain Bow Girls Sunday Service
The Presbyterian church invites the public to 11 o'clock worship with the Rain Bow Girls, and the Sunday school at 10. The minister Rev Thomas J Simons, along with George R Featherly and Charles Henry, represented the church at the Presbytery of Butte spring meeting in Deer Lodge this week, with a round trip by car. The service drew a larger audience than expected and heightened church joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Arger
One Woman to Another at the Vidor Stirs Comedy Night
Florence Victor stars in One Woman to Another a Paramount vehicle now playing at the Hartwig Theatre. The plot centers on a tense chase through dark waters as Theodor von Bitz plays a daring lead in a situation of exposure and mistaken identity with Migs Victor. The film blends light comedy with borderline spicy farce and features an excellent supporting cast.
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Mobile
Chase
Daark
Florence
Victor
Paramount
Hratwig
Theodor: von Bitz
Migs
Ina
Parent-Teacher Association to Meet in Primary Building
The Parent-Teacher Association will hold a regular meeting in the primary building at 3 30 p m next Tuesday April 17 The program includes music community singing gardening L A Light music educational current events and community singing Hostesses are Misa Hrwin Mrs J P Best Byron Nay Mrs Willis Mrs W G Gilbert Mrs Wandrey Miss Wynne Mrs R J Bidstrup A T Petergon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher ‘Association
L. A. Light
Misa Hrwin
J. P. Best
Byron Nay
Willis
W. G. Gilbert
Wandrey
Wynn
Gargoyles prepare one act plays and Chinese program
State Board of Educational Examiners in Helena schedules a Monday session in Dillon to issue teaching certificates. Next Tuesday morning the Gargoyles present two one act plays The Stolen Prince Gone and The Pangere a comedy from Cape Cod at assembly with a large local cast including Hiram Salters John Don alddon Walter Point Timothy Tidditt William Chance Gertrude Salters Frances McLaughlin Marie Nelson Helen Catherine Ballard Leonard Nelson Roberta Waller Adele Marcinkowski and others. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Educational, Exraminers
Helena
Dillon
Daauing Toachéve
Gargoyles
Cape Cod
Lincoln
Hiram Salters
The
Royal
Cook
Mary ‘Thomas
Butte
Marie Nelson
Emima LaPorte
Red Lodge
Leonard Nelson
Deer Lodge
Helen Catherine Ballard
Roberta Waller
Hureka
Guy Lester
Miles City
Adele Marcinkowski
Culbertson
Dillon Briefs Highlight Visits Trade Moves And Transport
Judge J C Day, Helena attorney, spent Saturday in Dillon visiting friends and handling business. Photographer Morton Eliott plans to move to Whitefish with wife and three children. Mrs H B Dilatash and infant return to Spokane from Dillon. Intermountain Transportation expands service between Butte and Dillon. A train of twenty race horses moved from Tijuana to Edmonton. Bert Orr returns from Arkansas Hot Springs. Ed Cushing returns from California. Penney store manager J C Jeppson returns from Salt Lake. United States district attorney Collins returns to Helena. Beav erhead Motors expands shop and storage. First Ford for the territory delivered by Beaverhead Motors. Barry and Hopking lease Sullivan barn for used car storage. Fred Gill and Richard Trueman visit Dillon from Wise River. Finsley and George Logsdon visit for business. Montana Livestock Association meeting in Havre. Orr and the Clemons join. Mille Adams relocates art shop near Camel Inn. Postmaster C Paller returns from Columbus Ohio after mother’s death. J W Carney visits Dillon. E Keller from Lima attends to business. Will Logan installs electric piano at Sugar Bowl cafe. plans a dance space.
River road work and Willows cleared along river edge
County engineer George Metlen reports a crew on the river road west of the city while the Willows along the river edge have been cut down and roads widened in several places. O W Stallings, Bannack hunter, spends the day in Dillon on business. Desmond, a prominent rancher from Horse Prairie, travels from Grant to Dillon for business. Miss Aparth Leonard visits Dillon from Divide. Wise Signe Mattson was in town Sunday for Easter. Frank Rite ars Vis from Medicine Lodge home in Dillon. Mrs Fred Smith of Hughes visits Dillon today.
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George Metlen
O. W. Stallings
Bannack
Desmond
Dillon
Grant
Leonard
Divide
Mattson
Matt
Armid
Special Case Kitchen Aprons and Towels Sale
Special price 211 on 42x36 cases and other finer fabrics in sizes up to 60c. Rubber and creton apron varieties in colors red pink green blue lavender. heavy muslin rubberized options. Bath towels large and thick with colored borders, special buy 5 for 1.00.
Turkish Towels and Tablecloth Offer
Double thread towels 22 by 40 inches highly absorbent and finely woven in blue with bordered ends. Regular 45 cent value. Special one dollar. All linen full size tablecloth same quality and colors as towels for 1.75.
All Linen and Bedding Specials in Bright Colorful Sale
Bed Sheets 81 by 90 inch large size at 95c with extra fabric and hemstitched options. All Linen Breakfast Cloth sets with 4 napkins at 1.35, towels at 65c to 50c, Huck towels 2 for 25c, dresser scarfs in chiffon and lace, tapestry runners 1.45 to 4.95, tapestry pillow tops, bridge table covers, oilcloth covers from 1.25 to 1.95, dust mitt priced as shown.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at car features and marketing terms
Fragmented text references Chrysler sales statements and vehicle attributes like upholstery interior fittings and gear shifting. It suggests evaluating risks of driving in congested streets and perceived speed and pickup, but the garbled source limits clear meaning.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbyterian Church
Thomas
J. Simons
Vidor
J. C. Day
Whitefish
Morton. Eliott
Spokane
H. B. Dilatash
Son
Dijatash
Othe ‘Intermountain
Butte la
Tijuana
Mexico
Edmonton
Canada
South
Arkany
Springs
Orr
John.t. Orr
California
Ed Cushing
J.C. Jeppson
C.penney
Thix-Place
W. Logan
Collins
Hielena
United Stated
Bead Motors ‘Company
Michhine
Tqptis
Ford
States Telephone Company
Beaverhead Motors Company
Barry & Hopking
Wise, River
Fred Gill
Richard Trueman
Wise River
Gill
Wise
Finsley
Jackson
George Logss
Havre
Montana Livestock Association
Morae
Bert Orr
Mrivand
George Clemon
Beaverhead
State Livestock Commission
Mille Adams
Camel Inn
East
C. Paller
Columbus
Ohio
Carney
W. Carney
Ithe Atate Game and Fish Warden
Dilon
Mr. Carney
Lima
Plano
Will. Logan
Sugar Bowl
V. Fe
W. Buddy
Toms
Chas
Niblack
Niew. Ryslérs
J. Zer
Chrysler
Bud “Galt Up
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