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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1925
Page
14
A long list records births by month and year, naming parents and the newborns as girls or boys. The compiled table shows numerous families from May through December with specify dates and twin cases, reflecting a female birth predominance during the year.
Ford Motor Company projected large material demands for its redesigned longer and lower bodies, all steel construction, and color closed cars. Increased steel use, extended fuel tanks, reinforced running boards, cast iron and asbestos brakes, color enamel, and nickel components would require substantial yearly supplies and new equipment.
In November veterinarians for the state livestock sanitary board and the U S bureau of animal industry tested 8119 head of cattle for tuberculosis, bringing total cattle tested in the state to more than 300000. Sheridan county area test work is completed and part set aside as a modified accredited area. Of November tested, 42 reactors were found. Connecticut and Maryland reported 350 and 299 reactors respectively, showing Montana health of livestock.
Friends and neighbors gathered at the Clemow ranch last Tuesday for a surprise party to welcome the Clemow family to their new home. A large turnout enjoyed an evening of fellowship and celebration in a festive atmosphere.
Miss Esther Christensen of Dillon visits Miss Ebba Anderson during the holidays. Numerous residents including Nellie McGinnes Elizabeth Dillon Maude Moolenteese and families spend Christmas in the Basin with relatives at Dillon Bozeman Wisdom and local ranches.
Miss Alma Olsen Miss Helen Olsen Miss Emily Olsen and Miss Eleanor Olsen entertained about sixty guests at a children's dress party at the Jardine hotel last Wednesday evening. Edith Husted won best little girl, Bill Ryan best little boy, and uncostumed guests served as kitchen laborers or helped with acts featuring Bill Ryan as trainer. Santa Claus arrived near midnight with toys for all as a Christmas tree glowed.
A very successful Christmas dance drew a large crowd at Pendergast hall hosted by the Odd Fellows lodge. Wisdom was represented by many attendees, a free midnight supper was served, and music was provided by the Pendergast orchestra.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hirachy hosted a Christmas Day dinner with many friends. A sumptuous meal followed by radio, cards and games. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Nelson Mr and Mrs Fritz Waldly Mr and Mrs George Loss Miss Margaret McHugh Soren Nelson and others.
The Jackson school presented an enjoyable program last Monday evening with commendable student performances. Teachers deserve congratulations for training the children. Santa Claus distributed gifts and candy along with nuts, apples, and oranges to all, as the house filled with an appreciative audience.
A close study of mouth microorganisms identifies four principal bacteria in order of importance. Streptococcus viridians is first, pneumococcus second, with various types of staphylococcus ranking third and further varieties noted afterwards.
Dr Hartzell notes fusiform Bacillus and other streptococci populate the mouth from tooth eruption, with streptococcus viridians forming about half of oral bacteria. He cites milk-borne outbreaks, advocates mouth sanitation to cut growth, and warns against tooth extraction as a cures.
Fred Carr of Dell spent Christmas vacation with his Dillon friends and is a University of Idaho student. Prof. Robert Clark visited from the Normal college in Butte. T J Call of Ennis was a business visitor to the city. Anastacia Boger returned from Cameron to visit her parents. Eileen and Josephine Funk visited from Sheridan. Mrs J W Kenny was a Butte visitor. Tom Sillers returned from Helena after Christmas with his parents. E W Smith and son Lowell spent Christmas in Salt Lake City. Miss Mary Harris and Tom Harris spent Christmas with relatives of Mr and Mrs Willard Nelson from Anaconda. Miss Marjorie Stevenson is holidaying here from Salt Lake City.
Holidays at his home here from Edgar where he is teaching school. Mrs Hart Fairbanks and children visit relatives in Sunnyside Washington. Alma DeCelles visits sister Mrs J B Kelly in Butte. Augusta Campbell spends holidays with daughter in California. William Dunn and son Ruthford return from Salt Lake City. Hans Sorenson heads to Coatesville Nebraska for winter. F D Willis visits Butte. Jimmy Montgomery of Anaconda visits Dillon. Abby Pearson of Long Beach California stays with sister Mrs H B Best over holidays.
The Delphian society will meet Monday January 4 in the city library to discuss Galsworthy The White Monkey. The Presbyterian Missionary society will convene Thursday after noon at 3 oclock. Mrs Lorenzo Cushing hosted the Bitter Root club at a Christmas party yesterday. The Needle club meets this afternoon at Mrs J E Morse's home.
Boise reports the Idaho Daily Statesman will say Friday morning it has been informed of a $100,000,000 silver and lead strike near Clayton, 65 miles north of Mackay. The Livingston mine strike was made on December 16 and announced to the press.
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