Dillon News Roundup Highlights Local Contests and Visits
In Dillon and surrounding areas, two entrants in the Washington centennial contest held in Dillon and Lima last Saturday won second place. Floyd Pahuish and James Ashworth represented the sixth and eighth grades respectively, while the basketball team finished fourth in the local tourney. The group later joined by Mrs. Musburger and Mrs. James Astivertite for the speaking contest. Numerous residents traveled for medical care, visits, and school events, with community members sharing news of health, travel, and local gatherings.
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Washington
Dile
Musburger
Russel
Mas. Brown
Daly
Dillon
L. Hoffman
Frank Kellum
Mary Ellis
Salmon
Idaho
Earl Bell
Carl Becker
Haviland
Frank Ryburn
Bobbie
E. A. Marchesseau
Irma May Holloway
Jack Brown
Joby
County Board Creates Two Gopher Districts April Session
The board of county commissioners created two more gopher extermination districts at its April session opening Monday, bringing the total to three districts two north of Dillon and one between Kidd and Monida. Besides this action, the meeting covered routine matters.
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Board of County Commissioners
Dillon
Kidd
Monida
Horses Wanted in Chariton Iowa Buy Carloads of Horses
An Iowa farming community seeks to purchase several carloads of farm horses. Wanted are harness broke or halter broke geldings brood mares and any color ages four to twelve. Contact Fred Chandler Chariton Iowa with available stock and shipment timeframe.
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Iowa
Fred Chandler
Chariton
Remarkable new era prescription for women's nerves and headaches
A physician advertised remedy claims to ease nervousness pain irritability and low mood in women during certain times. It is described as pleasant to take stimulating and harmless not depress heart and non narcotic, widely used by factories offices and shops with daily doctor and nurse prescriptions.
Grant News: Local residents travel for business and visit Dillon
James Prohosky visited Dillon on Tuesday for business. Mrs. Alex Christie and Mrs. Roy Stocker and daughter shopped in Dillon. Bob Marchesseau spent Tuesday in Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kay went to their ranch home. Mrs. Anna P. Mansfield left for Dillon to visit relatives. Mrs. Agnes Pierce of Dillon spent Wednesday in Grant. Merle Liggett and W. W. Hawkins visited Dillon Wednesday. The Johnsons of Butte enjoyed a week at the Howell ranch. QO. C. Gosman and Gleed of Lima visited Grant Friday. Warren Goldman traveled to Armstead on Thursday. M. R. Rand went to Armstead Friday. Hal Brenner, back from San Diego, Calif., returned Friday. Chester Barrett left for Dillon Friday for medical attention. Joe Chaput and Milton Tyler were business visitors in Dillon Saturday.
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James Prohosky
Dillon
Alex Christie
Roy Stocker
Bob Marchesseau
Matt Kay
Anna P. Mansfield
Agnes Pierce
Grant
Merle Liggett
Chester Barrett
Joe Chaput
Milton Tyler
Birch Creek Trustees Election and Party Honors
Election for the District No 9 school trustees was held last Saturday with Martin Fabie elected to a three year term. A surprise party for Martin Fabie followed Monday evening at his ranch, featuring cards music and a community sing. Dan Curtis visited Dillon. Sam Freeman reported fine bulls at the Staudaker ranch.
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Martin Fabie
Dan Curtis
Dillon
Sam Freeman
Staudaker Mpper
The New Ford Four-Cylinder Car
An advertisement describes a four cylinder Ford car featuring sun visor, cowl ventilation, and adjustable driver seat. Upholstery options include Mohair Broadcloth or Bedford Cord in all de luxe closed types.
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Ford
Local Notes from Dillon This Week
George Pyle attended to business in Dillon on Monday. Hollis Harrison returned from Butte on Tuesday and reports Mrs. Harrison improving and hopes to come home in about two weeks. Clyde Penny and wife came back last Thursday from Seattle and are guests of Mrs. Carl L. Knoll and family. Bill Banknecht went to Dillon Monday to spend the week. Mrs. George Pyle and Mrs. D Y Kaundgaard have severe coughs from after effects of flu.
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Hollis Harrison
Butte
Clyde Penny
Seattle
Carl L. Knoll
Bill’ Banknecht
Dillon
George Pyle
D. Y. Kaundgaard
Esteemed Matron of Salmon Is Summoned
Mrs. Anna B. McCaleb of Salmon Idaho died at her home at age 86. She visited this city frequently and is survived by son Mayor H L McCaleb, grandchildren John in Paris and Virginia Quarles in Los Angeles, and many nieces and nephews including Roy Herndon. She was a pioneer resident of Idaho.
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Anna B. McCaleb
Salmon
Idaho
H. L. McCaleb
John
Paris
France
Virginia Quarles
Los Angeles
Roy Herndon
McCaleb
Wdaho
Elks Lodge to Install Officers April 12 Meeting
Exalted Ruler Leonard Innes and officers of Dillon Lodge No. 1554 will be installed at the regular meeting next Tuesday evening April 12. District Deputy Savage will make his annual visit and a banquet will follow the installation. H. F. Rash of Monida was in town on business Tuesday.
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ELKS
Leonard Innes
Dillon Lodge
Savage
Bi Centennial Celebration Highlights Community Program
The A N A program and party drew strong attendance and neighborly sociability. Washington booth novelties sold out and the colonial dance delighted all. A relief fund was boosted by the event with a Washington bicentennial program noted for artistry and unity.
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Washington Booth
Washington
Rebekahs
Noble
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