Local residents make short trips around Dillon area
A series of brief social notes reports numerous visits and transfers. Mr and Mrs M R Rand and Warren Goldman on a Dillon business trip. Dr and Mrs John Morse and son and Mrs John Donovan of Butte to the Donovan ranch. Various visits to Armstead Dillon Grant and Weiser. hospital trip for Miss Foster, appendicitis surgery at Murray hospital. dinner hosted by Mrs C A Schultz with guests Corby Walter and Mary Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Rand
Warren Goldman
Dillon
John Morse
John A Donovan
Butte
Donovan Ranch
John. H. Sheser
Grant
Charles C. Brenner
Armstead
Hartwig
Graeter
Hughes ‘Ranch
Tage
Salmon
Idaho
Byron Nay
Lewistown
C. C. Hill
Charles Laedile
Lueads
Mary Thomas
Bert Foster
Weiser
Dr. Burns
Harry Foster
Gertrude
Murray Hospital
Miss Foster
C. A. Schultz
Lena Corby
Reichle News Briefs From Dillon and Nearby Visits
Local notes report several Reichle residents and friends traveling to Dillon for visits and errands. Julius Hartwig and Teresa Reichle joined others on trips to Virginia City and Cherry Creek fishing. The Cummings and Ericksons visited Hartwig’s home with several Sunday calls. A variety of weekend drives to Dillon, Butte, Silver Star, and Dillon again are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 30
Dillon
Julius Hartwig
Ray Tash
Willis Wright
Teresa Richle
Néal Cummings
J. N. Cummings
George Erickson
George Erickson, Jr
Butte
George Elliott
Rudolph
Joe
Albert Polish
Julius Hartwig, Jr
Cherry Creek
Peter Spritzer
Teresa Reichle
Virginia City
Joe Pace
Donald
Genevieve Green
Silver Star
Allie
Elna Hancock
Josephine Verdance
Nick ‘Adders
Sheridan Residents Attend Personal Affairs and Travels
Mrs. G. W. Rightenour reports Seattle residents visiting Sheridan to settle property matters. John Schneider of Alder will take possession September first. Bert Foster and Mrs. Foster visited relatives then returned to Weiser, Idaho. Bynum Greene from Centennial valley cattle ranch noted heavy rains and good grazing. Charles Walter Sr and family plan a month’s tour to Zion National Park and California including San Luis Obispo before returning via the coast to Seattle. George Handel also arrived from an unspecified location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Sutherland
Seattle
John Schneider
Bert Foster
Fred Jenkins
Twin Bridges
Bay Canyon
Zion National Park
California
Walter
Edison
San Luis Obispo
George Handel
Cattle Men Win Tax Refund Judgment Against County
J. T. Boone and H. M. Weber of Depry Lodge, Deer Lodge county, won a district court judgment against Beaverhead County for refunds of 222 in protest taxes. The county attorney withdrew and default followed. Cattle in feeding pens in Beaverhead county, owned by plaintiffs in Deer Lodge, were protected from assessment where fed by statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Boone
H. M. Weber
Depry Lodge County
Beaverhead County
H. G. Rodgers
T. E. Gilbert
Deer Lodge
Notice to stockmen for Dr Lee contact during summer
Notice to stockmen: if unable to reach Dr. J D Lee at the residence call 356 or 174. If urgent, contact Mill Point. This arrangement applies for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lee
Mill Point
J. D
Lee
Witchcraft in Law Across Cultures
The passage notes that neither Chinese nor American Indian societies organized campaigns against witchcraft like Europe or early American history. It emphasizes that Jews long prohibited witchcraft, citing Moses who declared that witches should not live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mosess
Way Down East Phrase Refers to New England As A Whole
The expression Way Down East shows a longstanding New England usage of the word down. It denotes not just Maine but the region as a whole. The phrase lacks a specific reason beyond its antique custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down
New England
Maine
Good Advice From a Dowager on Presenting a Girl
A garrulous young man asked a dowager to present a girl and began to narrate her. She replied that when you present a girl you simply present her and do not give her away.
Olive Trees Live Long and Prolific in Spain Orchards
Olive trees live long and begin profitable at thirty years. They bear for 700 to 1,000 years with some specimens reaching 20 feet in girth. Spain's orchards produce about 1.5 billion pounds of olives annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Curried Halibut Cream Recipe
Melt butter and soften onion in it then add curry powder and flour. Stir in milk and cream until creamy. Fold in halibut pieces, season well and serve hot.
String Bean and Egg Salad Preparation Note
To one pint of cooked string beans add one half cup chopped celery one quarter cup chopped nuts one tablespoon chopped onion. Make a paste from the yolks of three hard boiled eggs add to French dressing. Mix well with beans and chill thoroughly.
Raspberries and loganberries for sale in Idaho crate price
Local ad lists berries for sale by Frank Gribnall of Post Falls Idaho with price 2.50 per crate and payment by money with order. An anecdotal note emphasizes Foley's Honey and Tar as a trusted remedy for coughs and croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gribnall
Post Falls
Idaho
Normal College Holds Commencement for 44 Grads
Montana State Normal College wrapped its summer session with 44 graduates, four men and forty women. The event featured Prof. Lucy H. Carson’s address The Teacher's Freedom, with music by Ralph McFadden and the women's glee club. Most graduates have teaching contracts or pending positions. many are from Butte and Northern Montana, with several from parochial schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State
Normal College
Lucy H. Carson
S. E. Davis
R. O. Shannon
The
Baptist Church
Ralph* McFadden
Montana
Butte
Doroetha Arps
Augusta
Blanche Barkenbus
Missoula
Clair Bartholomew
Lewistown
Martha Beamer
Whitehall
Beatrice Berno
Cut Bank
Ruby Bliler
Geraldine
Maryfrances Briggeman
Gold Creek
Valerie Burns
Katherine I. Byrne
Hazel Bockmeyer Cappious
Corvallis
Hazel Carpenter
Pop
Verna Higgins
Ledger
Besse Halbert Honey
Lanark
Mildred Howard
Stevensville
Dorothy Jemison
Fdna C. Johnson
Absarokee
Margaret Lowney
Seley Moore
Hamilton
Anna M. O’brien
Claudia Peterson
Three Forks
Estelle A. .Provinse
Red Lodges
Agnes Cecilia Fennelly
Walkerville
M. Chrysostom
Knox
Helena
Mary .Finbarr
Anaconda
Mary Imelda
Lindsay
Mary Leonard Higgins
Micha’ McInerney
Sheridan
Wyoming
Viola D. Smith
Sweet Grass
Russell L. Sommers
Deer Lodge
Catherine V. Sulivan
Hilda N. Yarlett
Margaret Knudsen
Gertrude Foster
Winifred Derry
Frances Myrick
Russell Sommers
Rush d Jordan
Miss Russell
Bartholomew
Dr. Davis
Women’s Glee Club
Ralph McFadden
Frank Eliel
Recessional Chorus from Faust by Gouriad
A fragment listing the chorus title Recessional Soldiers Chorus from Faust by Gouriad Ralph McFadden appears in the OCR. The text references performers or contributors but lacks a complete article context. The snippet suggests a musical setting or performance note without full details of date venue or ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust
Normal college honors list 1929 roll of graduates
The Normal college announces an honor roll of 20 percent of the graduating class, listing 38 scholars led by Virginia Laughlin of Miles City followed by Sister Imelda Lindsay of Anaconda Esther Enseleit Hinsdale and Harriet L Rome Stevensville. Alphabetical names include Irving Ady Weldon Mary Alexander Brockton Clair Bartholomew Lewistown Martha Beamer Whitehall Mildred Beck Charlo Hazel Bockmeyer Cappious Corvallis and many others from Montana towns, with several sisters noted among the top ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal ‘College
Normal College
Virginia Laughlin
Miles City
Imelda Lindsay
Anaconda
Esther Enseleit
Hinsdale
Harriet L.rome
Stevensville
Helen Krantz
Morony Dam
Great Falls
Irving James Ady
Weldon
Mary Frances Alexander
Brockton
Clair B. Bartholomew
Lewistown
Martha B. Beamer
Whitehall
Mildred C. Beck
Charlo
Hazel Bockmeyer Cappious
Corvallis
Hazel Mae Carpenter
Poplar
Lois L. LaBreche Coleman
Glacier Park
Hyla Crawford
Walier
Isa Maclaren Denson
Galata
Aura M. Dutcher
Dillon
Clara I. Evinson
Vananda
Jerry J. Fogarty
Wilsall
Gildford
Ida Fenton Hardy
Marion
Elizabeth A. House
Livingston
Evelyn B. Johnson
Outlook
Dorthea Vesper Kelsey
Moorhead
Rosemary
Lee King
Helen Marie Krantz
Leone L. McCoy
Twin Bridges
Irene Mengan
Columbia Falls
Mary F. Mensing
Havre
Gwendolyn M. Mitchell
Butte
Anna M. O’brien
Harriet
Beav erhead County High School A T Peterson Publishes Agriculture Outline
A Tentative Outline for a Course in Agriculture by A T Peterson has arrived in Dillon. Peterson, principal and agricultural instructor, notes aid from Dr S E Davis and D P Thurber in producing the Montana state issued eighth grade course for public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Peterson
Beaverhead County
State Normal College
Dillon
Montana
State Department of Public Instructions
Cloudbursts Hit Red Rock River Ranch Trout
Mr and Mrs Henry Thompson visiting Dillon from their ranch report a recent cloudburst sent muddy water down the Red Rock river. They say many fish could not breathe and some died while a few trout were recovered from the river bank. Haying was paused due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thompson
Dillon
Mr. Thompson
Red Rock
Tommy
Helpful Pedestrian Highlighted by Local Florist
A pedestrian receives praise from a florist for timely aid, with the notice noting the person’s family ties to the Sayer Cincinnati Enquirer as a prospective reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayer
Cincinnat! Enquirer
Cape Horn Discovery by Schouten in 1616
Round Cape Horn the route was first navigated by Willem Schouten a Dutchman from Hoorn in 1616. The voyage followed the strait south of Cape Horn proving a shorter westward passage for ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Horn
Schouten
Hoorn Holland
Active living with Foley Pills diuretic touted by S D McMillan
Hudson resident S D McMillan credits Foley Pills diuretic with ending his misery from back pain and sleepless nights. He claims the remedy left him limber and free of pain and urges others to try it. Geo M Gosman, successor to Potts, markets the product with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Sonny
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Herb Pennock
Miller Huggins
Yankees
S. D. McMillan
Hudson, N. Y
Ranchers Move Toward Motorized Farming with New Mowers
Ranch life shifts as tractors replace horses in daily work. Some ranchers operate day and night mowing crews with double shifts, reducing labor needs and labor trouble. Dealers highlight tractors pulling seven to eight foot mowers, with one case a fourteen foot swath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbin
Jubilee Singers Delight Utica Audience at College Auditorium
A large crowd applauded after each number as the Utica Jubilee Singers performed at the Normal college auditorium. The Negro spiritual songs drew special praise with many declaring the concert the best ever heard in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica Jubilee Singers
Normal College
Nature's forethought protects food with natural containers
The article notes that nature designs fruits and vegetables with protective skins that preserve the pulp. It highlights how the outer covering acts as a durable barrier, aiding in wholesomeness and freshness of produce.
Economic Trade and Cosmetic Trends in Early Modern Markets
The article notes that total cross-border transactions exceeded 21 billion, underscoring strong foreign exchange activity. It discusses refrigeration advances, then highlights cosmetics growth as a gauge of national prosperity, citing Dorothy Gray and a 666.4 percent rise from 1914 to 1920, linking personal grooming to broader economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gray
United States
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Reichle News
Sheridan News
G. W. Rightenour
Rev. Shannon
Connie Mack
Jubilee Singers
Washington
Willis H. Carrier
Newark
N. J
United
Weather Bureau
Strateiic Citez
Itamerita
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