Local travelers and visitors report in Dillon column
Melvin Harding visited from Lima on Tuesday. Homer Faust returned from a northern state and Canada trip last Sunday. Hugh Anderson came back from Seattle last Saturday and Mrs. Anderson plans more visits to Spokane and Seattle. David Evans from Melrose was a business visitor Monday. Cameron Gowen is spending a month at Jennings ranch from Melrose. Mrs. Richard Freeman of Armstead spent part of the week with Dillon friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lew L. Calloway of Helena visited Tuesday. The Clark family drove to Butte last Sunday. Jay McCarthy returned from Elkhorn Springs and left for a week in Butte. Mary Emily Elliott came back from Butte where she stayed with Miss Frances Nash Carl. Huntley conducted business in Big Hole basin Monday. Lincoln Howatt of the Butte Country Club offered golf lessons Monday and Tuesday. E. J. Bowman from Anaconda visited Friday. Mrs. E. O. Selway and Ruth Taylor and Edith Evans drove to Butte Friday. Harry Colfer returned Friday from a Los Angeles visit with his aunt Mrs. Clyde Kudor.
Foley Pills Diuretic Stimulant Ad by Geo. M. Gosman
An Anderson Indiana advertisement promotes Foley Pills diuretic with claims of quick relief for backache and irregular secretions. Wm F Lagle vouches for the product and the ad promises satisfaction guaranteed with widespread use and availability from Geo M Gosman Druggist.
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Wm. F. Lagle
Anderson, Ind
21St St
Geo. M. Gosman
Adv
Montana Employment Agency advertises farm help services
Montana Employment Agency at 324 S. Arizona, Butte offers experienced laborers, farm hands, teamsters, cooks and other staff. Phone 6567.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Employment Agency
Arizona
Butte
Real Estate Transfers from Leaverhead Abstract Company Weekly
Transfers recorded in the Leaverhead Abstract Company books for the week ending July 30, 1927. Includes property conveyances and associated docket details as logged by the firm.
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Leaverhead Abstract Company
Land Transfers Involving Richards And Peterson
The document records multiple land transfers including William A Richards receiving 160 acres in the Big Hole basin, another Richards acquiring 360 acres, and Annie C Peterson obtaining 120 acres in the Sheep Creek basin under United States ownership.
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United States of America
Wiliam A. Richards
Big Hole Basin
William A. Richards
Annie C. Peterson
Sheep Creek
Lizzie Armstrong Transfers Lots in Wisdom Townsite
Lizzie Armstrong conveys lot 6 of block S and lot 3 of block 2 in the original Wisdom townsite to Eva B. Jones. The deed specifies property within Wisdom and records the transfer between named individuals.
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Lizzie Armstrong
Eva B. Jones
Thc
Wisdom
City of Dillon Sues Brenner Over Cemetery Lot Transfer
The City of Dillon records action against Charles Brenner concerning one cemetery lot in Mountain View. The case seeks clarification of ownership and proper transfer procedures under local regulations.
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City of
Dillon
Charles Brenner
Mountain View Cemetery
Chapman transfers lot in Dillon townsite
Charles H. Chapman conveys lot 10 in block 20 of the original Dillon townsite to Martha Quackenbush and Lilliss Selway.
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Charles H. Chapman
Martha Quackenbush
Lilliss Selway
Dillon
Estate of Henry B. Miller Deceased Proceedings
In the matter of the estate of Henry B. Miller, deceased, a petition or notice initiates probate actions. The filing outlines executors, heirs, and asset disposition while setting hearings or deadlines for claims and validations under applicable law.
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Henry B. Miller
Obituary: Hull Featherly and Wigglesworth Deceased
Brief notices announce the deaths of Frank J. Hull James S. Featherly and Sarah Fr Wigglesworth. Public announcements provide names with no further biographical details.
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Frank J. Hull
James S. Featherly
Sarah Fr. Wigplesworth
Our Practical Pattern No 1210 instructions
A sewing pattern description explains fabrics for a checked silk or cotton version with white organdy trims. Options include gingham and French voile with matching collar and hem. Sizes 14 to 40 offered. material yardage listed. pattern delivery costs 25 cents by cash or postage from the Hand Out Pattern Department New York City.
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U.S
West 28Th Street
New York City
Vesuvius mining claims filed in Vipond and Axe Canyon
James Poitras and others file New Anaconda and Hecla quartz lodes in Vipond district. Tamil Steffan files Apex County Officer and Blue Ore quartz lodes in Axe Canyon district. Records list claim names and locations for mining interests.
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Vesuvius
Bryant
James Poitras
Vipond
Tamil Steffan
Apex
Axe Canyon
Mining Claims Listed in Frying Pan and Elkhorn Districts
Mining notices name James T. Blain and others for the Gold Brick claim in Frying Pan district. Ivan J. Foster is listed for Buster Boy quartz lode in Elkhorn and for Klan A quartz lode. George B. Conway is listed for Petrel and Defender quartz lodes in Bryant district.
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James TF. Blain
Frying Pan
Ivan J. Foster
Elkhorn
Ivan J.foster
Dawn
George B. Conway
Bryant
Defender
Representation of Quartz Lodes in Bryant District
George B. Conway describes the Pompeii and Geologist mining claims in the Bryant mining district. He details quartz lodes, claim boundaries, and mineral potential. The account outlines claim positions and geological observations relevant to prospecting and ownership.
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George B. Conway
Geologist
Bryant Mining
George DB. Conway
Pompeii
Bryant Mining District
Not Always Imperial Great Ones of Earth
A fragment from William A. Anderson in Adventure Magazine recalls informal and formal royalties the author met as a simple citizen. He describes African kings and a wilderness queen near Lake Evassi, noting pageantry, power, and personal humanness. He cherishes an authentic princess who gifted him a gold watch while contemplating dropping her title.
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Wallo
Lake Evassi
Gericn
Atric
Wiehtfall
William A. Anderson
Adventure Magazine
Egyptian Linen craft traced to ancient times
The Detroit News notes linen use dates back to Pharaohs and priests with linen garments in biblical contexts. It claims Egypt produced flax long ago, spreading the craft to Tyre and Europe, and cites Exodus as mentioning flax product in Megpt era.
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Joseph
Pyre Boss
B.C. Fra Tyre
Europe
Egypt
Detroit: News
Early Medical Shift From Opposite-Side Bleeding
The piece recounts how before Bresset, surgeons bled patients on the side opposite the pain. Bresset proposed bleeding near the site of the hurt, sparking fierce debate. Charles V banished him briefly, then recalled him after an emperor relative died under the old method.
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Bresset
Sressot
Charles V
Presset
Sunday Sermon Stumbles Over Scholar Talk
A minister delivers a Sunday sermon but his erudite phrases fall flat with churchgoers. The audience reacts to the foreign sounding vocabulary and long words, while he retreats to a simpler closing in his familiar style.
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Negra Prirsen O
Tie
Tee
Piatti Bey
Pete Cookies
Charity and kindness in daily life urged by P W Howe
The note argues for more charity between men and women and less quarrelling. It reflects on the burdens women face listening to husbands jokes and questions whether women are as burdensome to men as men are to women. The author urges gentler talk and mutual understanding.
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P. W. Howe
Hunnish Invasion and the Fourth Century Wars
The Huns were a Mongolian race that invaded Europe in the fourth century. They fought the Goths and pressed into central Europe, driving Gothic groups south into Spain Italy and the Balkan peninsula. Their advance contributed to the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, with western reach as far as Gaul now France.
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Europe
Spain
Italy
Belken
Roman Empire
Gaul
Figure of merit and moral vision in everyday life
A critique notes that inspecting others for faults with a microscope yields little value, while a telescope toward their beauty and character offers real insight and worth. The statement contrasts negative scrutiny with constructive admiration.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Aids Elderly Bowel Health
Old Folks Need Most men and women past fifty need periodic help for constipation. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promotes natural regularity without griping or upsetting the system. It is harmless and pleasant to take, with a 60 cent bottle and a free sample offer from Monticello, Ti.
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Monticello
Professor Moore recounts Big Hole battle history at Montana event
Professor Clinton H. Moore, a Montana pioneer and student of Nez Perce history, describes the Aug 8 1877 clash at the Big Hole fought between Nez Perce led by Chief Joseph and General Gibbon’s force. He notes treaties, displacement of lands, and the daylong fight that left 208 Nez Perce dead and 72 soldiers and civilians killed or mortally wounded.
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The
Big Hole
Moore
Joseph
Boise
Idaho
Jseph
Bitter Root
Fort Missoula
Big Hole Country
General Toward
Gibbon
Howard
Butte
Simon Hauswirth
Alex and
Ian Johnson
Sammy Alexander
Prolific talk on Indian rights at Butte mining event
The speaker highlighted prior wrongs to Indians before the battle and recalled Chief Joseph withdrawing toward Yellowstone where General Miles signed a treaty. The professor received a great ovation at the conclusion of the talk.
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Joseph
Yellowstone Park
Miles
Butte
Pioneer of Park Is Dead Major Harris of Yellowstone
Major Moses Harris first military superintendent of Yellowstone park died in Rochester New York at Rochester General Hospital. Born September 6 1839 in New Hampshire he served from Civil War era to 1890s and earned the Medal of Honor for gallantry at Smithfield West Virginia. He promoted park road improvements and led early park administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Harris
Yellowstone
New York
Hardin, Mont—Ward
Livingston
Rochester
N. Y
Yellowstone Park
New Hampshire
United States Army
Havin
David Year
Trevis
Smithfield
W. Va
Southwest
Harris
Monument to a Cow: Chicago Skyscraper Finished With Odd Runway
A 22 story Chicago office building completed with 21 upper floors extending ten feet west of the ground floor. The deed required a ten foot runway along the west end for the former owner's cow, leaving the structure as a lasting reminder of the bovine clause.
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Chicago
Rheims Cathedral Restored and Reopens on Ascension Day
The Rheims cathedral has undergone architectural restoration and resumed religious services on Ascension Day May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims Cathedral
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Melvin Harding
Lima
Homer Faust
Canada
Hugh Anderson
Seattle
Mrs. Anderson
Spokane
David Evans
Melrose
Cameron Gowen
Jennings
Richard Freeman
Armstead
Lew L. Calloway
Helena
City
W. H. Clark
Jay McCarthy
Elkhorn Springs
Mary Emily Elliott
Frances Nash
Carl. Huntley
Lincoln Howatt
Butte’ Country Club
E. J. Bowman
Anaconda
E. O. Selway
Ruth Taylor
Edith Evans
Harry Colfer
Los Angeles
Clyde Kudor
Employment Agency
Gream
Atkeson Dairy
W. H. Keithley
Ward A. Brownfield
Our
Albert T. Reid
Aberts
Reid Autocaster
Great Ones
Earth
Pepsin
W. B., Caldwell
Hmcore
Qut
Bamming Babe
Jon Gehrig
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Biddin
Leggat Hotel
Alex. Leggat
Mer
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