Local residents visit and business trips in Butte area
Mr. and Mrs. Kraabel of Lima and S. S. Hall of Divide visit in the city. Tip Morrison and F. W. Stephenson make business trips from Sheridan and Melrose. John Grant of Melrose and T. Lee McCracken travel for business, with others visiting for legal, medical, or civic reasons. New bedspreads arrive at Come Again Shop. Council canvasses city election votes and reports snow and spring range prospects. Edward and Mrs. Cushing return from California with Idaho Falls stop due to roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cushing
California
Idaho Falls
Sardines Named After Sardinia Island
The fish likely derives its name from the island of Sardinia in the Mediterranean Sea where the small pelagic fish used for canning are abundant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardinia
Imported Nuts and Their Global Origins
Pistachio nuts are imported from Sicily Syria and Persia. Cashews are grown in India Mexico and the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
Syria
Persia
India
Mexico
West Indies
Never Be Without It Foley's Honey and Tar Ad
An Altoona advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy for children with croup and teething pain. It claims to contain pure pine tar honey and other healing ingredients with no opiates or chloroform and urges mothers to ask for it from Geo. M. Gosman, successor to Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Ignes Barnes
Altoona
Penna
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Beaverhead county high alumni elects Henneberry president
At a Beaverhead County High School alumni meeting Ambrose Henneberry was elected president for the ensuing year by unanimous vote. Burniss Farrell became vice president with Mrs. W. V. Grimes as secretary and Albert Baker as treasurer. The group planned a banquet and dance for the 1929 graduating class at Dillon Park, timing the event for the week before commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of the
Beaverhead County
Ambrose Henneberry
Julia Anderson
Burniss Farrell
W. V. Grimes
Albert Baker
Henneberry
Dillmont Park
P. T. A. Meeting at Old Training School
The P. T. A. will hold its regular meeting in the assembly room of the old training school on Tuesday afternoon April 16 at 3 30. The kindergarten orchestra will perform and Principal Earl Fairbanks will discuss Junior High. Election of officers for the coming year will occur at this time and a large attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fairbanks
Faculty Women Entertained at Normal College Home
Friday afternoon April 6 faculty women of the Normal college and training school were entertained by Mrs. Earl Fairbanks Mrs. Rush Jordan Miss Vivian Robe and Mrs. R E Albright at the home of Mrs Albright. Spring flowers and Easter lilies decorated the rooms. Miss Margaret Knudsen with Miss Virginia Walden both of Helena played violin selections. About forty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Normal College and Training School
Earl Fairbanks
Rush Jordan
Vivian Robe
R. E. Albright
Albright
Margaret Knudsen
Virginia Walden
Helena
No Hostess Ellen May Guild Holds Alaska Discussion
A no hostess meeting of the Ellen May guild met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. F. A. Hazelbaker's home on South Pacific street. The topic for discussion was Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen May Guild
F. A. Hazelbaker
South Pacific Street
Alaska
D A R Meeting Held At Hazelbaker Home
Mrs. F A Hazelbaker hosted the D A R members on Tuesday afternoon at her South Pacific street residence for a social gathering and meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hazelbaker
South Pacific Street
Baptist ladies aid waffle and chili luncheon
The Baptist ladies aid invites the community to a waffle and chili luncheon on Saturday at noon and in the evening in the Met Len building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist
Ladies Aid
Metlen
Dinner Party at Andrus Hotel Hosted by Miss Bernice Metlen
Miss Bernice Metlen entertained at the Andrus hotel dining room last Friday evening. Thirty two guests were seated for a three course dinner with pink and white cut flowers. Afterward eight tables of cards were played. Mrs. Monte Mathews had the high score and Miss Glenna Vonce the low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Metlen
Andrus Hotel
Monte Mathews
Glenna Vonce
Bridge Parties At Barrett Home In South Pacific Street
The Barrett home hosted a series of bridge gatherings this week hosted by Mrs. Robert M. Barrett and Mrs. Hiram M. Brundage. From Monday dinner to Thursday evening, attendees enjoyed progressive bridge, well served repasts, and seasonal spring flowers enhancing each small table setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
South Pacific Street
Robert M. Barrett
Hiram M. Brundage
Pan-Hellenic Dinner in Fancy Dress Attire
Pan-Hellenic club held a no-host dinner Monday at Mrs. Ted McFadden home. Members and guests arrived in fancy dress for an evening of socializing and merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-Hellenic Club
Ted McFadden
Rainbow Dance Planned by Dillon Order of the Rainbow
The Dillon Order of the Rainbow prepared an elaborate annual dance to be held this week at the Masonic Des Molars hall. Invitations extended to all members and guests, with high expectations for a festive evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Order of “the Rainbow
Coisa
Masonic Des Molars
Fastern
West Wind pilot Nick Mamer to visit Spokane airport
Lieutenant N B Mamer of the Mamer Flying Service, known as Nick, will arrive piloting the tri-motored Ford airplane West Wind at Spokane’s municipal airport next Friday in April 1966. Mamer, famed for the 1927 New York to Spokane air derby near winner Speed Holman, has a long, colorful flying career and recently extended his record by remaining aloft over the Rockies until sub zero weather froze the ship's systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B
Mamer
Feltsfield
Spokane
United States
Nick
Speed” Holman
Minneapolis
New York
Los Angeles
Rocky’s Mountains
Nick Mamer tours by Ford Stout plane coast to coast
The article profiles aviator Nick Mamer, longtime Northwest aviation figure, describing his extended non stop flights from Spokane to St Paul and trips from the Pacific coast to Detroit and New York. It notes his role with Mamer Company and service in the Army Air Corps, plus his plans for future speeds and ocean crossings.
Children to Present Plays at College
College students and trainees selected for the first production of plays to be staged in two days. Cast includes youth actors and a noted performer. Cast details remain broad as original OCR text is fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice C. D. Riley
Granny’s
Granny
Frankie Pierson
Dorothy Langdorf
Red Riding Hood
Dorothy Smith
Miss Sands
Dorothy Lee
Drama League
Northwestern University
Parent-Teacher Association
Montana
Shakespeare Club
Montanarial
President Davis Begins One Year Sabbatical Leave
President Davis of the Normal college takes a sabbatical for 1929 30, returning September 1 1930. Professor Light serves as acting president during the year. Davis plans to study teachers colleges and normal schools and visit Harvard Columbia UPenn Stanford and California universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Normal College
Light
Dr. Davis
Harvard
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Leland Stanford University
University’of California
Alfred Atkinson
State College
Bozeman
University of Montana
Cornell University
Europe
Montanomal
Xray Reveal Hidden Tree Defects and Diseases
An X-ray system exposes internal tree trunk flaws and diseases not detectable by standard inspection, enabling early diagnosis of hidden conditions affecting wood health and structural integrity.
Fragmentary OCR Note Inspires Cautious Summary
An incomprehensible OCR fragment from a newspaper page offers limited readable content. It shows scattered characters and symbols, with no clear event, names, places, or dates to identify a story or notice.
Grant a Brenner and neighbors in Dillon visit turns
Mr Hal Brenner returned home Wednesday after a few days in Dillon visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Elmer Selway and their young son drove to Dillon for a brief stay. William Brenner left for Long Beach California to see his mother. Chris Pederson returned to his home after visiting friends in Denver. W T Scully and Hughes Oil new manager Harris called on customers in Grant. George Johnson shipped a Chevrolet truck to Leadore Idaho. Mrs George Smith drove to Dillon for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Brenner
Dillon
Elmer Selway
Small Son
William Brenner
Long Beach
Calif
Chris Pederson
Denver
Colo
W. T. Scully
Harris
Hughes Oil Company
Grant
George Johnson
Leadore
Idaho
George Smith
Anne
Gulifersia
Tr. Coorge Plica
First National Bank of Dillon Assets and Statements
The Montana bank lists assets including cash and due from banks, loans and discounts, and federal reserve reserves as of March 27, 1929. The balance sheet shows totals such as cash items, U.S. government receivables, and other assets, with officers and notary details on file in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Dillon
Montana
Essecssseressers
Furm- Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Ceee
U. S
United States
ne_ture
U. 8
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Oh. Kraabel of
Lima
City
Is. S. Hall of Divide
E. J. Morrison
Sheridan
Melrose
T. Lee McCracken
Butte
John Grant
C. M. Holburt
Virginia City
Dilton
Fred Rife
Great Falls
Jack Bennett
Baby
A. A. Curnutt
George Lovell
The
Order of Rainbow
Phillips Block
Clarence Wall
O. A. Bergeson
Bergeson Motors Company
A. L. Stone
Kansas City
D. E. Anson
Wisdom
Pratt
BERG
Mr Pressaist Fets
Rexall
P. T. A. Meeting
D. A. R. Meeting
Rainbow
Dancs Eriday
Mamer National Repute
St. Paul
Pilot Mamer
Mamer Company
Northwest
Army
41St Division Air Service
Washington National Guard
Forest Patrol Service
Ford
Detroit
Nick” Mamer
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Pacific
Art Walker
Walker
Air Service Unit
Ford-Stout Metal Aircraft Company
Jackson News
Elveretta Langdorf
Herb. Strum
Martin C. Jackson
Jackson Woman’s Club
George Loss
John Inabnit
Geo. Clemow
Jim Elmose
Better Homes
John Wenger
Walter White
Jackson
Jackie Bros
A.W. Wilson
Wm. Christensen
Nelson
East Fox
P. E. McMenomé¢y
O. W. Smith
Salt Lake City
Albert Gordon
Billings
Elmer Gordon
Taylor Bradley
Anderson Sheep Company
Clark's Canyon
Marcus Rand
Beaverhead Lumber CO
Dillon and
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Eradita
Pooble
Parker T. Scott
Ron
State of
County of
Beaverhead
I. J. H. Gilbert
J. H. Gilbert
H. K. Bulger
Eliel W. G. Gilbert
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