Dillon Gossip Sparsely Chronicles Local Visitors
Dillon residents host and visit kin and friends from Butte Lima Sheridan Twin Bridges and Jackson. Residents include Carruthers Fitter Bullerdick Alten Linder White Cullen Wright and many others across the region. Attendees travel from The Big Hole basin Divide Bristow and Anaconda while notable figures Metlen Hazelbaker and McFadden attend events and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruthers
Dillon
Butte
Henry Fitter
Lima
Lewis Bullerdick
Sheridan
High
Clarence Axe
Ras Hangen
Leslie Alten
Little River
Kansas
Austin Linder
Twin Bridges
Will White
Miss Brooks
White
Joseph Cullne
Grace Cullen
Salt Lake City
Cullen
Carolyn. White
B. F.white
Glacier National Park
Canadian Rockies
Amos Wright
Montana Auto Supply Company
Alfred Hovren
Crockett
Cali
Jasper Nelson
Barrett Hospital
Hank Paul
Tom Morrow
Divide
A. P. Williams
Williams
Ivan Shaw
Big ‘Hole Basin
Warren Shaw
Squaw Creek
Obed Shaw
Bristow
Frank Pendleton
Big Hole Basin
W. A. Armitage
Herbert Armitage
George Clemon
May Clemon
Jackson
Normal College
Paul Stahl
California
Louis Stahl
Idaho Falls
Frank Stahl
John Kennedy
Anaconda
Poindexter & Orr Ranch
George Metlen
B. J. Metlen
Helena
Frank Hazelbaker
Ralph McFadden
Local repairs and new arrivals mark Dillon week
Fred Haywood arrives from Provo to run radiator and body repair at Barry Hopkins garage. Two baby boys born to Mr and Mrs R B Foster and Mr and Mrs Albright, both nine pounds, are reported healthy. Civil and social news cover motor tours, neighbors moving to Dillon, travel to California, and visits from Drs Cosgrove. Reverend Tragitt ships peonies from Detroit Lakes to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Haywood
Provo
Utah
Barry & Hopkins
Haywood
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
R. B. Foster
Sheep Flocks Increasing in the United States
Economists discuss meat marketing to absorb growing supplies of beef veal pork and lamb. A campaign promotes lamb though beef and pork use expanded distribution to avoid price surges. Community demonstrations including cooking classes recipe books and packing efforts aim to broaden consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McNaughton
Los Angeles
United States
Madison County Fair at Twin Bridges Opens Sept 13
The Madison County Fair at Twin Bridges will open September 13 for three days with improved exhibits and facilities. Governor J B Erickson will speak September 14 at 11 30 a m on agricultural topics and Wellington D Rankin will speak on the closing day September 15. An extensive amusement program includes a rodeo and a Montana State Band performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
J. B. Erickson
Erickson
Wellington D. Rankin
Montana
Fly-Tox Insecticide Promises Health And Cleanliness
The Examiners Beaverhead newspaper notes a new product FLY-TOX marketed as a safe fragrant stainless solution to kill flies and other household insects. It claims three germ transmission methods and urges consumers to insist on FLY-TOX developed at Melion Institute of Industrial Research by Rex Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melion Institute of Industrial Research
Rex
1928 Lamb Crop Up 8 Percent Across U S
The 1928 lamb crop is eight percent larger than last year, about 1 8 million more lambs, due to more ewes bred and higher survival. Wool prices rose about 14 percent nationwide. world demand stays strong for wool. Hog prices rose with Chicago at 13 per cwt and Los Angeles paying 14 10 for Nebraska hogs, amid tight regional supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
Chicago
Nebraska
Missouri River
Pacific Slope
Inter-mountain
J. R. Scott Re elected Poultry Head Fifth Time
J R Scott of Helena was re elected president of the Montana State Poultry association for the fifth time marking his third consecutive year in the role. Other officers include Rev Fred Whitford Forsyth as vice president John Le Dorsch Butte secretary treasurer Lloyd Cheem Helena election commissioner and Harriet Cushman Bozeman on the executive board. Scott is touring Montana towns selecting breeding stock selling baby chicks and signing breeder contracts ahead of next spring. He will travel through December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RR. Scott
Helena
Scott Poultry Farm
Montana State Poultry Association
Fred Whitford
Forsyth
John le Dorsch
Butte
Lloyd Cheem
Harriet Cushman
Bozeman
Two Mexicans Charged With Tire Theft in Armstead
Al Ramon Rodriguez and Pedro Lopes were arrested in Armstead for stealing car tires. Rodriguez pleaded guilty and received 90 days in county jail. Lopes pleaded not guilty and is held under $200 bond awaiting a contempt hearing. A separate district court hearing before Judge Henry G. Rodger involved a water case that was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Ramon Rodríguez
Pedro Lopes
Armstead
Carl Hartwig
Guidiye
George Opp
Lopar
Matt Polish
Anton Buyan
Frank
Henry G. Rodger
Canted meat material ported from Mexico
Readable fragments describe meat material from Mexico and its distribution. The snippet hints at import origins and supply notes without clear event details or named entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
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Glacier National. Park
McFadden
State Normal College
Department of Music
Mises Annabel Desmond
J. B. Shaw
Jackson Hole Country
Hajoy
John Collins
Marguerite Collins
Bitter Root
R. J. Dansie
Clark Canyon
Martin Jackson
South Dakota Street
Lee Hoerning
San Bernardino
Cal
Mr. Hoerning
Boerrett Hospitals
Clarence Hocking
A.E. Cashmore
Montana Mercantile Company
San Francisco
Clair Cosgrove
Jay Cosgrove
John 8. Baker
Bierny
B.W. Emerick
Diggle
Detroit’ Lakes
Rev
H.n.‘Tragitt
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Tragutt
Rei
Detroit
Lakes
Minneapolis
Far
Ben Davis
Salmon “City
Idaho
Charles Bourquin
Minnesota
Missouri
East
Robert Clark
Orange, N. J
Beaverhead County
Barry and Hopkins
Examiner
Beaverhead
Chas. H. Niblack
Arizona
J. R. Scott
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