Social notices from Dillon and surrounding areas
A sequence of short notes records visitors and residents in Dillon and nearby towns. Individuals named include John Inabnit from Jackson, Al Dewitt from Armstead, Ike Edinger from Divide, Mrs. Loy H. Lee of Leadore, Ruy Kemp, M. McKnight from Ed Kenison, Charles Paire from Salmon City, Frank Blair of Horse Prairie, Miss Mille Adams at Andrus hotel, John Hodgson from Sheep Creek basin, W. S. Tash from Grasshopper, John Judge from Polaris, Dr. Arthur Jones from Butte, James Mansfield from Horse Prairie, and John Peterson from Horse Prairie. Prices noted for tatting thread and yardage are 35 and 36 cents respectively.
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John Inabnit
Jackson
al Dewitt
Armstead
Dillon
Ike Edinger
Divide
Loy H. Lee
Leadore
Ida
Charles Paire
Salmon City
Andrus
Frank Blair
Mille Adams
John Hodgson
Sheep Creek
W. S. Tash
Grasshopper
John Judge
Polaris
Fred North
Miss Mille Adams
Arthur Jones
Butte
James Mansfield
Horse Prairie
John Peterson
Will Logan
Medicine Lodge
Bimrose
Andy Pyle
George Whitworth
Sheep Creek Basin
Frances Nungesser
C. W. Oberem
Addie Baldwin
California
Christian Science Society
Yearlan Block
Center Street
R. H. Rutledge
Ogden
Dillon Visitors and Local Notes From Town Last Week
Local Dillon items report visitors from Idaho Montana and other towns on business and leisure. J M Neidt Jackson rancher S K Clark James Denning A S Berdsley A H French B C Nutter Mille Ad Vernon Jenkins Mary Judge and family traveled to Ruby valley while Dave Neelan toured the Short Line. Andrus hotel guests include Mr and Mrs W D Sandy J A Reynolds Leroy Arnott Addie Baldwin Add Frances Nungesser and others attend church and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant EB. Fin
Spokane
J. M. Neidt
Jackson Rancher
S. K. Clark
James Denning
Dubois
Idaho
Berdsley
Lima
A. H. French
Argenta
B.C. Nutter
Helena
Dillon
Dave Neelan
Blackfoot
Mille Adams
Andrus
Fred Gilbert
Home Park
W. D. Sandy
Centennial Valley
J. A. Reynolds
Leroy Arnott
Refreshment Parlor Opens Near Normal Warren Stone at Campus
Warren Stone has opened a refreshment parlor at the bridge near the Normal campus. He has built a small frame building to serve the many students in attendance at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal
Warren Stone
Bridge
Newspapers Prove Superior Advertising Medium in Crisis
The Red Lodge Picket Journal notes advertisers shift from magazines to newspapers as crisis lessons show newspapers deliver sure returns. Major magazines report steep March losses from 68 to 32 percent, while foreign ads gain as business improves and advertisers seek reliable paper space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everybody's
Scientific American
Hearsts
Cosmopolitan
Pictorial Review
Popular Science
Literary Digest
Delineator
American
Vogue
Vanity Fair
Peoples Home Journal
System
Leslie’s
Motion Picture
Harper's Bazaar
Century
Ladies’ Home Journal
Metropolitan
World’s Work
Saturday Evening Post
Red Lodge
Nelson Sues Larabie Stock Co Over Water Right Purchase
In Deer Lodge on June 28 the case of Nels Nelson against Larabie Stock Co opened before a jury. Nelson, a Beaverhead County landowner, bought 2000 acres near Deer Lodge in 1919–20 for 125000 dollars, believing he secured an 1863 water right later shown as 1869. Damages sought amount to 12500 dollars. Attorneys include W Keeley for the plaintiff and Scharnikow Blaisdell, Wilson & Co., Nolan for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Nels Nelson
Larabie Stock Company
Nelson
Beaverhead
Larabies
W. Keeley
Scharnikow & Blaisdell
8. P. Wilson and Co
C. B. Nolan
Helena
J W Snook Sells Steers in Portland Market Report
John W. Snook, returning from Portland, shipped and sold a carload of 1150 pound beef steers. Market price ran 6.14 per pound, about 74.75 per head. Freight and feed totaled 326, about 13 per head. Mr. Snook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Snook
Portland
Snook
Cattle market reports caution on future prices in Leadore
A Leadore Progress report notes 74 carloads of cattle moved to Monday's market. Steers sold 5 to 7 cents, cows and heifers 6 to 6 cents. Grass fattened cattle from California may pressure prices as beef steers in Portland last year fetched twice current levels. Mr. Snook finds stockmen reluctant to forecast fall or winter prices. industry outlook remains a guess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Portland
Snook
Leadore
Adamses Return From California Health Trip
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Adams arrived Monday afternoon from Los Angeles where they spent several weeks for Mrs. Adams health. They traveled by automobile and reported a splendid journey both ways. Mrs. Adams is greatly improved, and Mr. Adams noted varied roads and weather, completing the California trip in 21 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L. K. Adams
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Portland names first policewoman Mrs Burnham deputy sheriff
The first American policewoman, Mrs Burnham, is appointed as a deputy sheriff in Portland Maine, marking a historic step in law enforcement. Her achievement highlights progress for women in public service and sets a local precedent.
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America
Burnham
Portland
Maine
Gala Day at Dillmont Park Marks Legion Carnival
The American Legion plans a July 10 carnival and picnic at Dillmont Park with afternoon and evening dancing and a midway of concessions. The Legion band will provide music and free transportation may be arranged for attendees. Also notes an Idaho man returning home for the Fourth and women gaining staff eligibility and equal pay at the League of Nations in Geneva.
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Dillmont Park
American Legion
Dillomnt Park
the Legion
International Labor Office
League of Nations
Geneva
Berlin Scientist Invents Tool to Gauge Work Load
A Berlin scientist develops an apparatus to measure the amount of work a man can perform without harming his health to the danger point.
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Berlin
Reward Offered for Vandalism at Dillon Horse Sales Barn
George E Ditty announces a reward for the arrest and conviction of boys who broke windows and sashes at the Dillon Horse Sales property causing about one hundred dollars in damage. He warns parents to control their children or face prosecution and possible reform school placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Horse Sales Company
Reform School
George E. Ditty
County Board of Equalization Meeting Notice 1921
Taxpayers warned the county board of commissioners will convene on Monday July 18 1921 as the county board of equalization. Correct any errors found in assessor lists at the meeting and bring your assessment list.
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Board of County Commissioners
County Board of Equalization
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Eastman
Kodak
Potts
Druggist
Ruy Kemp
Hughes & McCaleb's
Ed Kenison
Columbia Records
Just
Broken Moon
Nora Bayes
Ted Lewis
Medley Fox
Yerkes Jerarimba
Zoz
Coca-Sanders Novelty Orchestra
Mon Homme
Fox
Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra
Grant Stephens
Howard Marsh
Campbell and
Port Moonlight
Mediey Fox
Happy
Mecca
Onlay Fox
Erkes Jazarimba Orchestra
City Drug CO
Montana
Redfern and Warner
Uistest Chas, H. Niblage
J. W. Snook
Fred Weil
Western Wholesale Grocery Company
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