Local notices and visits in Dillon area
Thomas Pierce from Horse Prairie visited Dillon on Sunday. Beaverhead Motors promotes Ford purchases with finance angle. Frank Swartz, notable rancher, arrived from Los Angeles to handle local business. Dillon residents attend Butte performances of Madame Butterfly and visit ill relatives. Representative Addison T. Smith’s speech on rebuilding prosperity issued in document form via Wakeman in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Swartz
Dillon
Los Angeles
Mr. Swartz
Addison T. Smith
Idaho
W. F. Wakeman
Centre Street
New York
Local Dillon crowd attends Madame Butterfly at Butte
Broadway theater in Butte hosted Sunday and Monday shows of Madame Butterfly drawing many Dillon residents. Notable attendees included Mrs. John Orr Mrs. Bert Orr Mr and Mrs W J Featherly Mrs Elmo Jacquette Scott and several young women such as Helen Lyle Edna Schenke Tessie Degan Bertha Hales Judith Murphy and Hildred Symes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Butte
Dillon
John Orr
Bert Orr
Aladdin Lamp Sells At Fors Gren's Grocery
A compiled local page lists Fors gren's Grocery stocking Aladdin Lamp supplies with various ads for local businesses and notices. It notes Beaverhead Motors Co and Will Logan visiting Butte on business, plus several small ads for flowers, greenhouses, and services in Dillon. Birth lambing updates from Henry Thompson report strong lambing season at Kidd ranch with healthy ewes and bright prospects.
Cattleman Frank Easterwald Buys Stock Near Dillon
After Summer Supplies Frank Easterwald a noted cattleman from upper Horse Prairie visited Dillon last week to stock up. He bought about 150 high grade steers from Henry Thompson Dell and 50 head of stock cattle from others. He plans to drive the cattle to his ranch early in May.
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Frank Easterwald
Upper Horse Prairie
Dillon
Albert Anderson
Henry Thompson
Dell
Great Falls Ohio Baker Shows Hourly Output Amid Bridge Work
In Great Falls reports say Ohio Baker is producing as many as 50 barrels hourly during bridge construction. The update notes steady throughput and ongoing repairs affecting downstream deliveries and local supply chains.
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Great Falls
Ohio Baker
Great Falls-Homestake Builds 75000 Dollar Water Pipe Line
Great Falls-Homestake company constructs a water pipe line estimated at 75000 dollars, aiming to improve local supply. The project reflects investments in municipal infrastructure and expands regional utility capacity.
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Great Falls—Homestake Company
Montana Visitor Reflects on Centen nival Valley Ties
Dennis Carl, a former Montanan now based in Los Angeles, visited early this week while en route to Helena. He once lived on a Canton Broadwater County ranch for over four decades, sold his holdings, and retired. He spends winters in California and summers in Montana.
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Dennis Carl
Los Angeles
Centennial Valley
Helena
Mr. Carl
Canton
Broadwater County
California
Montana
Cattle Roundup Reports Good Condition as Spring Sale Looms
Jules Wenger and John Inabnit report cattle in the Big Hole are in good form and ready for beef markets and summer range. Great Falls Ulm Cascade highway could gain a three mile extension at an estimated cost of $25 000 as the board weighs the project.
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Jules Wenger
John Inabnit
Jackson
Great Falls
Ulm-Cascade
Board
First Outdoor Telephone Talk Across Two Miles
On October 9 1876 Dr Bell and Thomas Watson spoke over two miles of private telegraph wire between Boston and Cambridge demonstrating the first outdoor telephone conversation. The event marked a milestone in long distance communication and showcased the new apparatus’s potential.
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Dr. Bell
Thomas Watson
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
Great Falls Chalk Deposit Spurs Genoa Well Interest
A chalk deposit at Genoa draws renewed interest in the local well. The article notes Western Electric, Bell System’s manufacturing arm, produces 6000 miles of cable annually with 3,000,000 miles of insulated copper wire in a lead sheath.
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Great’ Falls
Genoa
Western Electric Company
Bell System
Quarreled Since Wedding Finds Cure in Remedy
A man recounts daily quarrels with his wife after marriage due to stomach and liver troubles. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for transforming his health and harmony, claiming the preparation removes catarrhal mucous and reduces inflammation. One dose will convince or money back.
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Mayr
Card of Thanks for Father’s Funeral
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and floral offerings at the funeral of our late father Frank P Harrison and to the following: Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McLaren Mr. and Mrs. Homer Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graves Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bates. 15-1
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Frank P Harrison
J. B. McLaren
Homer Harrison
Roy C. Chandler
Harry Graves
Walter A. Bates
Plans Under Way for New Club House in Anaconda
Anaconda residents learn that plans for a new club house are now under way as community groups push for improved meeting space and recreation facilities. Local leaders say project details will follow.
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Anaconda
Montana Bank Totals in Helena Reveal 141 Million
Helena reports banks totaling 141,898,442 dollars as of September 15 1922. Northern Pacific Railway plans to hire 1000 workers for repair. East Flatwillow district to receive two more test wells. Chinook irrigation project contract valued at 200000 dollars to be awarded soon. Ohio Baker well in Shelby reaches 1667 feet with good showing. Phillips county farmers save 4380 dollars in 1922 via cooperative shipping. Fallon Oil and Gas to explore holdings with standard rig near Baker. Sheridan Wyoming notes oil development along the North and South railroad right of way on a large scale.
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Sheridan
Wyo
New North and South Railroad
Telegraph Growth in England and New York City
For the year ending January 1, 1922, England added about 65 000 telephones while New York City saw an increase of roughly 87 000. The figures reflect rapid expansion of telephone service and infrastructure in both regions during the period.
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England
New York City
Eye defects cause headaches and dizziness says doctor
A fragmented ad notes eye defects blamed for headaches and nervousness and promotes seeing specialist Dr. Scarborough. It mentions mail address Box 63 and a hotel in Ion Montana with dates 14th 15 16 April.
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H. H. Scarborough
Anewes
Yidrus Hotel
Ion
Montana
Lon Chaney Leads High-Powed Quartet in Quincy Adams Sawyer
Lon Chaney directs a famed quartet for the Metro-SL production Quincy Adams Sawyer at Hartwig theater. Elmo Lincoln Hank Mann Billy Franey and Victor Patel perform the original piece Hark and Hear the Eagle Scream as Blanche Sweet John Bowers Barbara La Marr star in a large ensemble adaptation by Clarence G Badger with Bernard McConville. The film recreates a New England village with elaborate sets and features a cast of noted screen players.
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Sawyer-Lubin
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Hartwig Theater
Lon Chaney
Elmo Lincoln
Hank Mann
Billy Franey
Victor Patel
Mr. Chaney
Obadiah Strout
Charles Felton Pidgin
New England
Clarence G. Badger
Bernard McConville
Blanche Sweet
Barbara LaMarr
John Bowers
Mr. Sawyer
Alice Pettingill
Mason’s Corner
Lindy Putnam
Abner Stiles
Blacksmith
Louise Fazenda
Mandy Skinner
Edward Connelly
Claire McDowell
Joseph Dowling
Zazu Pitts
June Elvidee
Kate Lester
Harry Davenport
Millie Davenport
Sixteen Stars Highlight Quincy Adams Sawyer Cast
Through Sawyer-Lubin Pictures chief Arthur Saw yer the film Quincy Adams Sawyer features sixteen celebrated players in key roles. The article notes the ensemble talent and film company involvement, detailing its production aims and regional reception.
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Arthur Sawyer
Sawyer-Lubin Pictures
Organi
Wanted: Energetic men for quick money making
An advertisement seeks two or more energetic men, preferably with a car, for a moneymaking proposition offering $50 per week. Quick returns and favorable odds for the right applicants. Inquiries at 27 North Washington Street, Dillon.
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North Washington St
Dillon
Desirable Leaseholds Offer Ranches for Yearly Tenure
Desirable and profitable combined grain hay and stock ranches with irrigation and equipment available for lease for several years. Three locations: 1400 acres, 700 acres, and 320 acres, all favorably located. Contact C Newman at 13 and 4 Telephone Block, Dillon Montana. Breathing relief testimonial mentions Foley's Honey and Tar.
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C. Newman
Dillon
Montana
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Bond Grocery Co
Zeck Piano CO
Idaho Falls
Tattersall’s
Thomas Pierce
Horse Prairie
Dillon Sunday
Hazelbaker
Ford
Beaverhead Motors Co
Warren Graeter
Argenta
Dick Cosgrove
William Ruffini
Armstead
Our City
C. W. Robison
Warren Shepard
Virginia City
J. E. Kelly
Boulder
O. A. Pierron
Marshall Field
Lillian Hymes
George Selway
Melrose
L. F. West
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis
Minn
Bellview
Emerick
Wilbur Gilbert
Dollie Schwartz
Catherine Schwartz
Schwartz
L. J. Myers
Julia Selway
North Pacific St
Fred Huber
Bertha Huber
Pearl S. Smith
Phillips
Velma Phillips
Helen Finch
Rachel Smith
Ella Peterson
Madame Butterfly
Trey Gilkis
Forsgren’s Grocery
Will Logan
Dillon Greenhouses
William Fulwood
McHesser Creek
Dillon Monday
Meyer
Tribune Book Store
Joseph Brown
Browne’s Station
Milton Henry
Charles Burden
William H. Gaines
Bannack
Jint Phillips’ Employment Agency
Dillon Mont
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Dillon, Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
Sunscot
Sunset Magazine
San Francisco
Kidd
Thompson
Dillon, Mont
Livingston
Northern Pacific Railway
Lewistown
East Flatwillow
Chinook
Shelby
Ohio-Baker
Malta
Co-operative Shipping
Phillips County
Baker
Fallon Oil and Gas Company
Standard
Sheen
Quartet
S L. Company
Metro Studio
Sawyer Mansion
Caroline Dillard
Petersburg
Foley
Potts
Mme. “Ganna Wulska McCormick
Europe
Havre
Joplin
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