Local visitors and residents noted in town diary
Otto Gosman a Lima business visitor. Tom Gilbert attending business in Kansas City. Isaac Edinger from Divide on business. Harold Holmes visiting California relatives. Verona and Genevine Metlen from Medicine Lodge. Mabel Mayfield visiting Denver for two weeks. IB N. Sharp involved in Melrose mining, in town Wednesday. newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Talent. M. T. Polish Jr. from Reichle to see brother at Barrett hospital. Mrs. Albright of Polo Ill visiting son Prof. R. E. Albright. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Caverly return from Salmon and Bitterroot vacation. Mrs. Jack McLaren operated on in Butte hospital. Rev. F. X. Leschner with Misses Bullard and Strube drove to Butte. Carl Dickey editor of World's Work visiting at J. H. Dickey home. Mrs. Emma Randell and Miss Lois Randell visiting from Iowa City at Gruwell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma _ Randell
Lois Randell
Iowa City
A. C. Gruwell
Mrs Shannon's Family Leaves for Hamilton After Illness
Mrs. R. O. Shannon and her children departed Wednesday for Hamilton Missouri to visit her father whose serious illness prompted the trip.
Miss Mary Gist Visits Dillon From Los Angeles
Miss Mary Gist arrives this week from Los Angeles to stay about three weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A L Anderson. She says she is glad to be back in Dillon and looks forward to a pleasant visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gist
Los Angeles
A. L. Anderson
Miss Gist
Dillon
Bennett Party Visits Dillon During Western Montana Tour
The Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Bennett of Missoula and Mrs. Joe Warnock of Philadelphia with her daughter Dorothy visited Dillon early in the week while touring this end of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Bennett
Missoula
Bennett
Joe Warnock
Philadelphia
Dorothy
Dillon
Dillon Boy Enters General Motors School of Technology
Henry Rodgers son of Judge H G Rodgers leaves Dillon for Flint Michigan to enroll in a year long General Motors School of Technology course. The program is selective and highly regarded, with strict entrance requirements and limited enrollment for outstanding students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Henry Rodgers
H. G. Rodgers
Flint
Michigan
General Motors School of Technology
General Motors
Desirable dairy ranch for sale near Twin Bridges Montana
For sale 170 acre productive dairy ranch near Twin Bridges with TM Hole water right. Price 12 500 dollars. Contact C C Newman Dillon Montana.
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Twin Bridges
C. C. Newman
Dillon, Mont
Please Write To Ed Grinstead From Fort Collins
A personal appeal from Fort Collins Colorado asks Eddie Grinstead who has lost an eye to write back after two years of longing. The notice requests any letters received be returned corrections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Grinstead
Eddie
E. Mt. Avenue
Fort Collins
Colo
Progressive Magazine reverses stand on Hoover
A July 12 statement by a German-American committee pledged support for Secretary Hoover after a New York conference. The Progress Magazine figures listed include George W. Angerstein, Frederick F. Schrader, Thomas C. Algerstein, and others. The reversal shocked Tammany Hall and German-American voters who had expected Hoover opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
National Committee
Mr. Hoover
New York
George W. Angerstein
Steuben Club
Chicago
Progressive Magazine
Frederick F. Schrader
New York City
National Congressional Committee
Thomas C. Algerstein
National Historical Society
Walter R. Miller
Steuben Club of
Walter H. Brandenburg
Board, of Education of Chicago
John J. Gorman
Congress
Illinois
United States
Tammany Hall
Epworth League Institute Attendees Return Home
Rev. H. B. Ricketts and family arrived from Luccock Park where the Epworth League Institute hosted 169 enrolled youths. Dillon participants included Mrs. Carl Taylor and daughters Louise and Mildred, plus Frances Caverly, who visited Mrs. Taylor's mother in Gardner after leaving Luccock Park.
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H. B. Ricketts
Margaret
Rollin
Luccock Park
Epworth League Institute
Dillon
Carl Taylor
Louise
Mildred
Frances Caverly
Churches announce Sunday services at Sebree Street
The Christian Science Society at Sebree Street invites the public to attend Sunday services at 11 o'clock each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society
Sebree Street
St Rose Catholic Church Mass Schedule
St Rose Catholic Church lists Sunday masses at 8 and 10 30 a m with an 7 30 p m service. Weekday mass at 8 00 a m and confessions Saturday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. First Friday mass at 6 30 p m under Pastor F X Leschner.
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ST. Rose Catholic Church
Sam Carruthers Weds Beatrice Pylea in Butte
Dillon reports the marriage last Saturday in Butte of Sam Carruthers and Beatrice Pylea at the Lutheran church. The groom, son of the late S. S. Carruthers, is a Dillon native and former Standard Motors employee. The bride, a former normal college student, will reside with him in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Butte
Sam Carruthers
Beatrice Pylea
Lutheran Church
S. S. Carruthers
The
Normal College
Standard Motors Company
Double Wedding Ceremony In Dillon Neighborhood
Two Dillon couples were married last Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Iffie Burgess on North Washington street. Judge L P Phillips officiated as friends staged an old fashioned charivari by riding the newlyweds about the city in a drag hitched to a car. The couples were Jack Lyle Young and Edna Burgess and Earl G Downing and Minnie Gordon. Young hails from Idaho Falls. his wife is Effie Burgess’s daughter. Downing and his wife have long made Dillon home. Minnie is Will and Gordon’s daughter.
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Dillon
Iffie Burgess
Washington Street
L. P.phillips
Jack Lyle Young
Edna Burgess
Earl G. Downing
Minnie Gordon
Mr. Young
Idaho Falls
Effie Burgess
Mr. Downing
Will Gordon
Visit from Los Angeles brings Selbys to Dillon
Mr and Mrs Edward M Selby of Los Angeles guests at the Andrus hotel last Saturday. He is attorney for Skaggs Safeway and touring districts from Butte to Pocatello. Mrs Selby, formerly Eva Depue, revisited her Dillon home not seen since 1887 but found no familiar faces.
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Edward M. Selby
Los Angeles
Andrus
Mrs. Cushing Hosts Bridge Breakfast for Mrs. Thornton
Social event details a breakfast hosted by Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing in honor of Mrs. C. C. Thornton visiting from Minnesota. Eight bridge tables were in play after a breakfast with handsome appointments and joint hosting by Mrs. Barrett and Miss Catherine MacGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Cushing
C. C. Thornton
Dillon
Minnesota
Jack Barrett
Catherine MacGregor
Cushing
Eliel Hosts Dinner for Mrs Dexter in Dillon
Mrs Jessie Pindexter from Columbia Missouri visits Dillon and is entertained at the Eliel residence on South Washington Street by Mr Frank Eliel. The rooms are decorated with flowers and many of Mrs Pindexter’s friends attend the Sunday afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Poindexter
Dillon
Columbia
Frank Eliel
Eliel
South Washington Street
Mathers Wetzell wedding in Idaho Falls court
Alex Mathers of Pocatello wed Eva Wetzel of Idaho Falls last Thursday afternoon at the courthouse, with Judge George Opp presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Mathers
Pocatello
Eva Wetzel
Idaho Falls
George Opp
Court House
Crank Phrase Draws Self‑Description by Writer
A writer in the American Magazine labels himself the worst crank in town, defining a crank as someone who knows exactly what he wants and persists until he gets it.
Saint James Episcopal August Communion Sundays 9 AM
St James Episcopal announces August services with Holy Communion every Sunday at 9 00 A M led by Rector H N Tragut.
Methodist Church Morning Service and Sunday School Schedule
The Methodist Church announces a 10:00 Sunday School for all ages and an 11:00 morning worship with a sermon titled The Foolishness of the Gas. Union evening services at 8:00 will be held at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Eureka Origin and Meaning of the Greek Exclamation
The Grecian term Eureka means I have found and marks Archimedes discovery legends about King Hiero's crown. It is noted as California's motto and used as an exclamation of triumph upon a discovery.
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Archimedes
Hiero
Mureka
California
Normal College Notes Highlight Exhibits and Plays
Dr. Shank visits for Junior Red Cross work and an exhibit of student projects runs Friday afternoon. A dramatic recital Friday night features three one acts directed by Miss Strobach. The alumni hold a picnic Thursday evening, and next week's assembly marks the August graduating program with diplomas to be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Shank
Normal College
Red Cross
Shank
Moe
The
Normal ‘College
S. We. Davis
Aida
Verdi
Ralph Mel
R. E. Albright
Genevieve Albertson
Nina M. ‘Nash
Mary Baker
Puppy love defined as early affection in a puppy
The note explains what puppy love is by describing the earliest feelings between a young dog and its caretakers during the first part of the animal's life. It uses simple wording to frame this initial bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Dog
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Lima
Tom Gilbert
Kansas City
Isaac Edinger
Divide
Harold Holmes
Verona Metlen
Genevine Metlen
Medicine Lodge
Mabel Mayfield
Denver
IB. N. Sharp
Melrose
Mrs. Lee Talent
West Side
M. T. Polish Jr
Reichle
Barrett Hospital
T. D. Caverly
Jack McLaren
F. X. Leschner
Elizabeth Bullard
Susan Strube
Carl Dickey
J. H. Dickey
Bond Grocery Co
H-Bimrose
Progressive
F. X. Leschner, Pastor
Society
Mrs. Thornton
Mathers-Wetzel
ST. James Episcopal Church
H. N. Tragut
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