Dillon News Briefs Highlight Tattersall's and Local Visitors
Soot Destroyer at Tattersall s and multiple ads for Tattersall s supply goods. J E Morse in Helena on official business. M D Bucy of Monida and J L Walker and wife visiting Dillon. Portland stock buyer J C Kennedy registered at Andrus. Miss Edith Reneau from Jackson visits Dillon. Locals travel to Helena for prize fight. Various residents attend to business and social visits in Dillon this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Morse
Helena
Tattersall’s
M. D. Bucy of
Monida
Dillon
Hazelbaker
J. L. Walker
J. C. Kennedy
Portland, Ore
The
Andrus
Tom Wentworth
Grant
Tattersall’s. Adv
E. W. Brondegee
Andy Pyle
Spokane
N. C. Griffin
C. A
Fred Nye
Twin Falls
Idaho
Metlen
J. M. Briggerman
Deer Lodge
Edith Reneau
Jackson
Community Notices and Local Appointments in Dillon
Food sale at Olmstead Stevenson's store by the Women’s Bible class. Mrs E B Sprindle visits Carmen Idaho with daughter Mrs Mac. Pyeatt. Wanted a girl 12 to 15. Contact Frank Benoit Dillon. Mrs H C Robertson returns from Butte seeking medical advice. Milk cow for sale at Cornell ranch near Dillon. Myr and Harry Davis visit Dillon from Jackson. Dr. Best moves office to Metlen block above Olmstead Stevenson's. Tom Sontag returns to Dillon after contract work in Rexburg. Drag harrows disc harrows grain drills and disc gang plows offered at reduced prices by Montana Hardware & Implement Co. J L Dunn inspects Western Union clocks in Dillon. W S Tash loads beef cattle in Dillon for coast markets. Beese Stansill Mackey and Hays in Dillon with Tash cattle shipment from Polaris. H T Norman reports lambing 7,000 ewes at Woods Livestock. 90 percent crop. A C Bond returns from Mount Pleasant Mich after Radium treatment and shows health improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Tash
Dillon
Jake Beese
O. A. Stansill
William Mackey
Andy Hays
Polaris
H. T. Norman
the Woods Livestock Company
Demand the Best Butter From Salmon Creamery
The Salmon Creamery of Salmon Idaho advertises Lemhi Creamery butter churned three times weekly from pure Jersey cream. It claims equal or lower price than rivals and offers to mail supply if dealers are out, ensuring fresh churned butter for every family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Dillon
Salmon Creamery
Idaho
Buried With the Husband The Barua Tribe Ritual
The Barua tribe of the Congo district holds a grave burial for a man with the chief wife and other wives lowered alive into the grave. Wives are crippled to prevent escape as drums and shouts fill the earth being shoveled over them. The ritual ends with the grave filled and all buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Africa
In Name of Religion Khlysts Dance Madness
A description of a Khlyst sect gathering detailing prayers and candlelit rites followed by wild dancing. Participants shed garments, wear white robes, and engage in frenzied behavior including crawling, biting, and chaotic physical acts until exhausted and bloodstained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russht
Weather Drives Birds Into Towns Across England
Cold and hunger force birds to urban areas as green plover flocks appear in Hertfordshire stockyards and paddocks. Buckinghamshire reports thousands of rocks near villages while old scouts seek food at back doors. London pigeons feed on ice amid irritated gulls, and starlings forage from river floes, showing surprising adaptability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hertfordshire
Buckinghamshire
London
The Boy of It on the Street Car
A street car ride to school ends with a boy and two younger sisters. The sisters fight over who presses the stop button. the boy forcibly presses it, then pushes ahead as they alight. He darts onto the tracks ignoring the bell, prompting concern as the car continues on.
Microbes in Sugar Bowl Destroy Cuban Sugar Crop
About one per cent of the Cuban sugar crop worth 1.5 million dollars is ruined yearly by molds and bacteria too small to see. In the United States each person consumes about 81.84 pounds of sugar annually, and at current losses 873000 people could be supplied with the sugar spoiled by germs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marble surpasses wood in Italian stairways
A Washington report from the American commercial attache in Rome notes that American lumber has risen in price in Italy. Builders now find marble staircases cheaper than wood due to mill cost and freight rates multiplied by the four to one exchange premium. New Orleans Times-Picayune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rome
New Orleans Times-Picayune
New Hampshire Wins Four Electors For President
The article notes New Hampshire completed the nine state ratification of the Constitution on June 11, 1788, giving it four electoral votes. It traces the colony’s origins to Captain Mason and Portsmouth, with settlements at Rye, Dover, Exeter, Hampton, and changes under royal province status.
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New Hampshire
United States
Virginia
Mason
Portsmouth
Hampshire
England
Charles
Merrimac River
Rye
Dover
Boston
Anne Hutch-ingon
Exeter
Hampton
Massachusetts
Charles II
White Mountains
Granite State
McClure
Abstract Firm Seeks Prompt Title Services in Dillon
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co based in Dillon announces readiness to prepare prompt abstracts. Frank Hazlebaker serves as president as the firm offers complete, detailed title services to clients in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Montana
Old Fashioned sewing bees aid European relief effort
Chicago reports revival of old fashioned sewing bees as part of Red Cross work in the Central Division aiding needy children in Central and Eastern Europe under the European Relief Council chaired by Herbert Hoover. Treasury Savings stamps cost 4.15 in April and redeem for 5 on January 1, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Red Cross
Central
Europe
European Relief Council
Herbert Hoover
Treasury Savings
Uncle Sam
Edwards Smith Church Service and Welcoming Message
Bannack and Washington Streets hosts the Edwards Smith minister. Residence adjacent to the church with phone 163. Sunday school 10:00 a m led by Prof. L R Light. Morning worship 11:00 a m Epworth League 6:30 p m evening worship 7:30 p m. Pastor in pulpit for day services. General welcome extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannack
Washington Sts
Edward Smith
L. R. Light
Epworth League
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D. Leese
Dillon Friends
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Verne R. Runyon
Pocatello
Dillon Greenhouses
Frank Landon
Los Angeles
Cal
Russel Smith
Cornell
Olmstead-Stevérnson’s
Women’s Bible
E. B. Sprink Dle
Carmen
Mac. Pyeatt
Frank Benoit
Maryland” ‘Ave
Butte
Mont
Cornell Ranch
Myr
Harry Davis
Dr. Best
Olmsted-Stevenson’s
Tom Sontag
Rexburg
Montana Hardware & Implement Co
J. L. Dunn
Western Union
A. C. Bond
Bond Grocery Co
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Potts
Broadway
New Yor City
Bar Voeneker
Crane
Airways In Stock
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Montana
Methodist and Presbyterian Federated
Come
Burke Auto Transfer Company
E. A. Burke
Propr
E. H. Brundage
Land Office
Pearl J. Smith
Montana
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