Dillon News Briefs Mention Local People and Ads
A Dillon roundup lists visits by D C Gosman and Sheriff Wyman. Hazelbaker sells land scrip. ukelele club and influenza illnesses noted. Local auctions and sales at Tattersalls and Diamond O ranch. Births and adoptions announced along with abstracts and real estate offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersalls
D. C
Gosman
Lima
Hazelbaker
E. S. Hughes
Butte
Dillon
D. F. Riggs
Whitehall
Diamond O Ranch
Local Residents Conduct Business Trips and Visits
Lima resident Emory Kellar was in town Saturday on business. Mrs. BE Roe of Bedrock spent a few days in Dillon earlier this week. Flora Armstrong visited from Medicine Lodge for business Tuesday. F A Hazelbaker returned Tuesday from Seattle on business. Mr. and Mrs. C C Thornton have recovered from influenza and were out driving Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J W Scott and Mrs. Roy Herndon took a car trip to Dillon Monday to take Herndon’s daughter to Curtis hospital for fever and possible flu. they returned to Armstead on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Birrer
Dell
Sgon
Iowa
Miles City
Dillon
Wm. T. Bucher
Camp Lewis
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Bucher
Medical Corps
G. A. Decker
Small Daugher
Armstead
Clarence
Emory Kellar
Lima
Town
Doctor Brownback Relocates Office to Phillips Apartments
Dr. George Brownback an osteopath moves his practice from 13 South Washington Street to Phillips Apartments North Idaho Street suite 11 indicating a location change for patients and referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brownback
South
Washington Street
Phillips Apartments
Idaho Street
Shaving Under Fire On The Argonne Front
Walter Ehrman of Kansas City in the Argonne with medical corps notes a khaki youth in a shell hole shaving between bombardments. The man uses a mirror between his knees and ducks during shells. A medic later clips a doughboy’s hair to a neat, stylish look before rejoining the trench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ehrman
Kansas City
Argonne Front
Ehrman
No Man’s Land
Buddie
Tim Healy Resignation Praised As Wit Loss In Parliament
A Tit-Bits writer notes Tim Healy’s resignation will deprive the house of its greatest wit. The piece recalls his quips on Irish office headaches and Campbell-Bannerman’s Ireland policy as well as a divorce case remark about a witness crying, calling it a notable miracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Healy
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Tate
Ireland
Tim
Moses
Knitters Pause After Supplying Soldiers Gear
The Congregationalist Advance notes with regret that many knitters stop their work as their industry has already met the immediate needs of soldiers and sailors. Their record includes millions of sweaters helmets and other protective items, a historic achievement remembered by returning heroes.
Mrs Vanderbilt Reunited With Two Doughboys Abroad
Mrs William K Vanderbilt on furlough from France where she directed Red Cross canteens for four years bumps into two doughboys she helped at a convalescent home. They express warm surprise and gratitude, recalling old friendship as they meet in a New York shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Vanderbilt
France
Red Cross
New York
Vanderbilt
Van
Property transfers and land deeds listed in 1900s notices
Andrew V Birrer receives 312.80 acres near Dell via warranty deed. Andrew J Lounsbury transfers 320 acres in Sheep Creek Basin to Fred E Hale for 10 dollars. Darius Chaput deeds 160 acres near Grant to James P Elmose with similar consideration mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Lounsbury
Fred E. Hale
Sheep Creek
Darius Chaput
James P. Elmose
Property transfers and deeds from regional land records
Land transactions include Louis Anderson to James P Elmose for 360 acres near Grant and Mary E Hoffman to Cook Sheep Company for 160 acres on Sage Creek. Exhibits cover quitclaims to 720 acres on Sage Creek and water appropriation notice for 24 percent cu ft from Rattlesnake Creek with Willow Springs withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Anderson
James P. Elmose
Grant
Mary E. Hoffman
Cook Sheep Company
Sage Creek
John A. Peet
Beaverhead Lumber Company
Lima
Scott & Decker
Alvin Dewitt
Armstead
Walter Thomas Fagan
Hoffman Estate
Frankie Maynard
George Conley
McGowan Springs
Edward D. Parks
Long Creek
Red Rock River
Lucy Shive
Little Basin Creek
Birt L. Horrd
W. H. Graeter
Rattlesnake Creek
Willow Springs
Orchestra Concert by Gregory Pupils at Training School
A Tuesday evening program at the Training School auditorium presents a three recital series directed by Mr. Gregory. An 18 piece orchestra plus solos and duets by students include Grace Little Ralph McFadden Laura Hildreth Daisy Hildreth Richmond Hobson and others. Admission is free to the public. The second concert occurs on April 8 with a finale in early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A.gregory
Training School
Mr. Gregory
Grace Little
Ralph McFadden
Laura Hildreth
Daisy Hildreth
Richmond Hobson
George Ditty
Fred Staudaker
Ralph Cushing
Richard Ettinger
Walter Grimes
Lester Opp
Earl Wheat
Francis Cashmore
Jay Cosgrove
Frank Marini
Nellie Little
Harry Ettinger
Flaunt Wealth Due to War Narikin Feed Tokyo Dinners
Tokyo lawyer Shioiri cites lavish displays by narikin in Horitsu Shimbun. Mine owner hosts 50 guests at 300 yen each, Kobe narikin spends 100 yen per head, and a fu na narikin orders mogidombur delivered hot over 100 miles for 200 yen profit. He warns of wasteful excess corrupting morals and suggests heavy imposts to curb such actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shioiri
Tokyo
Horitsu Shimbun
Ikao
Bibachi
How to Trap Foxes and Mink With Classic Methods
Instructions describe using a No 2 fox trap in swift water, setting three traps on and around a path to mislead wary foxes, and the importance of scent for trapping animals like mink and raccoon with bait such as corn in mud.
Marie's American Anthem Becomes Schoolhouse Jest
In France six year old Marie Attle visits a Red Cross hospital daily and befriends American soldiers. They teach English and sing with her, inspiring a class moment when Marie mistakenly declares the national anthem as Hall Haul the Gang's All Here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
France
Red Cross
America
Heating the House: Proper home temperature guidelines
The living room should be 70 degrees with occasional airing and closed doors to the hall. Dining room and kitchen target 65 degrees. kitchens often run higher. Bedrooms should not be heated except for dressing times. Bathrooms may be as warm as desired and halls get no special heat as people move through them.
Engineering feat bisects ship for canal passage
Popular Mechanics notes a historic achievement by Ciever Engineering as two halves of the 10,000 ton Charles R. Van Hise were turned on their sides to pass the Welland canal. With a 60 foot beam and 44 foot lock width, each half cleared lock sides by eight inches, enabling Atlantic service navigation.
Flying to be the next great American amusement
The principal of a leading American aviation school predicts flying will become a major amusement in the United States. He notes that many aviation cadets come from wealthy backgrounds and can afford their own planes. accustomed to speeds around 150 mph, they may find ordinary travel tame.
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Montana Mercantile
California Club
California
Richelieu
Fee Richelieu
Meee Greene
Dillon News Briefs
Boy
Columbia
Washington St
H. D. Mayfield
Billie
W. C. Jennings
A. A. Curnutt
Drayman
Isaac Rife
Medicine Lodge
E. H. Duff
Elmer Gordon
Montana
R. W. Boone
Jane
Billy
C. W. Scott
F. D. Willis
Beaverhead High School
Southern
Carl Decker
Tattersall’s
Anna L. Bauman
Bedrock
Singer
John Cosgrove
M. Gist
Melrose
Parley Dansie
Robert Reece
Elizabeth Sutherland
Missoula
Frank Bell
Beaverhead Valley
Helend
Mrs. Bell
O Connor
Danville
Peyton Brand
Ministry of Knitters
The
Andrew V. Birrer
Enfred Fisk
Dillon Beach
Apex
George E. Roe
Centennial Valley
George J. Izatt
Big Hole Basin
Ansco
Tahoe
Callonus
Speedex
Cyko
CityDrug Co
E. W. Jones
Optometrist
Albert Stamm
Jeweler
Scott & & Bowne
Scott’s Enuleior
Japan
Western Wholesale Grocery Co
Dillon, Mont
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