Residents and visitors arrive and depart for summer
Dillon welcomes a stream of guests from Utah Seattle California and North Dakota as locals and visitors plan extended stays. Notable arrivals include Noel Jackson from Utah and A B Keith from Seattle visiting relatives. A Lift a Kar greasing rack is installed at Beaverhead Auto Sales.
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Beaverhead Auto Sales Company
Reichle News Highlights Local Visits and Education
Mrs. Val Tadovich recovered from flu and could go out again. Reichle school eighth graders listed: Josephine Verbance, Rose Tadovich, William Buyan, Evelyn Polish, Archie Green. Walter Barber of Sacramento visits sister Mrs. Robert Joy. Ann Tadovich of Deer Lodge visits. Dr. W. A. Heichle and family visit Miss Teresa Reichle. W. B. Dalay and others fish at Reichle. Robert J. Bohler returns from California to visit Frank Beehrer. Rodeo attendees at Wise River include Mr. and Mrs. J. Campbell, Mrs. Wayne Cummings, Julius Hartwig, Bud Gransberry. Mrs. Marrison and Bernard Garrison visit Butte. Edna Garrison vacationing at home.
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Val Tadovich
Reichle
Josephine Verbance
Rose Tadovich
William Buyan
Evelyn Polish
Archie Green
Walter Barber
Sacramento
Calif
Robert Joy
Barbera
Ann Tadovich
Deer Lodge
W. A. Heichle
Butte
Teresa Reichle
W. B. Dalay
Reichile
Robert J. Bohler
California
Frank Beehrer
Wise River
J. Campbell
Wayne Cummings
Julius Hartwig
Bud Gransberry
Marrison
Bernard Garrison
Edna Garrison
Hudson Motor Car Names New Secretary and Directors
After the annual stockholders meeting President W. J. McAneeny announced EB. W. Sheldrick as secretary and a director and C. C. Winningham as director. Sheldrick has 18 years of Hudson service and Winningham has a 20 year association with the company. Winningham runs his own advertising agency and previously served as advertising man for Bales.
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W. J. McAneeny
Hudson Motor Car Company
EB. W. Sheldrick
C. C. Winningham
Sheldrick
Hudson
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Home Team Proves Proficient After Summer Return
Neal Cummings, Latt8 Visitora, and Gatton return from the School of Mines in Butte to join the newly organized baseball team. The squad has practiced hard and is gaining talk of facing a team from outside. Best wishes to the homeitesim for a strong season.
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Neal Cummings
Jin. Gatton
School of Mines
Butte
Cucumber Declared Healthful and Crisp in Modern View
Health notes praise cucumbers as nonpoisonous and beneficial for energy, offering vitamins A B C and D in smaller amounts. Fresh, crisp cucumbers are best, with ice water soaking restoring firmness. pickles remain a moderate healthful appetizer.
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Beef and Hog Markets Show Strong Outlook in West
In California and the western states beef prices tighten as supplies weaken and demand remains firm for fleshed steers. Cattlemen push fewer breeding stock, while grain fields allow short pasturing. hog prices stay high and the lamb market strengthens with wool growers’ campaigns boosting lamb as a cost rival to beef.
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Angeles
California
Pacific Coast
Arizona
New Mexico
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Summer Visit for Miss Smith and Ralph Smith
Miss Rachel Smith daughter of Senator and Mrs Pearl S Smith will spend the summer with her parents after teaching at St Mary's Academy San Antonio Texas Ralph Smith studying in Kansas will also stay with his parents. Harry Robison held on grand larceny charge after a hearing before Justice George Opp in Dillon and set at 1500 dollar bond.
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Rachel Smith
Pearl S. Smith
St. Mary’s Academy
San Antonio
Texas
Ralph Smith
Kansas
Harry Robison
Weat Yellowstone
Dillon
George Opp
World Girdling Students Return from Floating University Voyage
One hundred American students who sailed from New York eight months ago on the Floating University expedition are in Paris on the final leg of their world itinerary. They traveled with a Chinese Nationalist Government designation as a representative academic body. They disembarked with a military escort for protection from bandits and stayed in a Chinese monastery on a high mountain accessed by sedan chairs. In Siam they were welcomed by King Rama VI and spent sixty days at Phya Thai Palace. Mid term exams were conducted in the royal pavilion. They sailed up the Nile toward the tomb of Tut-Ankh-Amen in the Valley of Kings.
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New York
Paris
Biam
Ramael
Phya Thai
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