Dillon News Roundup of Local Visitors and Events
Jens Peterson, formerly in ranching and dairy, visited Dillon while now living in Nampa Idaho. Rancher W F Cogswell of Helena attended Dillon business matters. BeavErhead Alberta oil venture discussed by Rev Grigg of Butte. Drake Ryburn funeral drew Reno attendees. Miss Florence Holliday arrived from Missouri for a month’s vacation with Miss Louise Freeman. Many locals, including the Gundersons and Jardines, were noted at various trips, visits, and social events around Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens Peterson
Nampa
Idaho
Dillon
Re. TA. Grigg
Butte
Dilon
Beaverhead-Alberta
Florence Holliday
Maryville
Missouri
Louise Freeman
Bertie Mathews
Monte Mathews
Backache prompts Foley Pills diuretic claim
An advertisement urges readers to take Foley Pills diuretic for backache and irregular secretions, promising quick results. It invites inquiry to William IF Lagle in Anderson Indiana and cites Geo. M. Gosman, Druggist, as the seller with satisfaction guaranteed and wide usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagle
Anderson
Ind
Geo. M. Gosman
Montana Employment Agency ad for farm help services
Butte staff service advertises experienced farm help laborers teamsters cooks and related personnel. Located at 824 S. Arizona with phone 6567 for employment placement and staffing referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Employment Agency
S. Arizona
Butte
Wisdom area social notes and travel updates
Mrs. Soren P Nelson and Miss Esabel visited Dillon and returned with Mrs. Phil Murphy from California to spend the summer with her parents. Jake Neidt arrived in Wisdom from Butte and recently recovered from appendicitis after surgery at Murray hospital. Camas Nelson was a business visitor in Wisdom. Mr and Mrs George Loss and accompanying relatives took a quick trip to Butte for business and returned. Mr and Mrs J P Loss with their daughter Mrs Corwin and Mrs Weins returned from Yellowstone Park after an enjoyable trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gunderson
Prof. Gunderson
Utah Agricultural College
Wendell Jardine
Dillon
John Tovey
Madge
Malad
Idaho
Genevieve O’leary
Jardiné Stor
Lima
Soren P. Nelson
Esabel
Phil Murphy
California
Jake Neidt
Wisdom
Butte
Murray Hospital
George Loss
J. P. Lossi
Great Stars Highlight The Only Way At Hartwig Theatre
The Only Way brings Sir John Martin Harvey as Sidney Carton with a starry supporting cast including Fredrick Cooper as Charles Darnay Mary Brough as Miss Pross Frank Stanmore as Jarvis Lorry and Fisher White as Dr Manette in the Hartwig theater production based on A Tale of Two Cities arriving next Saturday Aug 13 under a United Artists release. The Hartwig asserts this is its greatest production with at least 20 principal roles featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin Harvey
Sidney Carton
Outward Sound
Mary Brough
Miss Pross
Jarvis Lorry
Frank Stanmore
Reveille
Fisher White
Bob
Dr. Manette
Hartwig Theater
Marmalade Demand Drives London Orange Auctions
The London Fruit Exchange auctions sour Seville oranges for marmalade production. Perishable fruit brings high bids daily with public sales dominating the market. The Monument building in central London hosts vigorous bidding and large yearly turnover exceeding $20 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Bull
Britain
London Fruit Exchange
Monument
Ethical Dilemma in Business Letters from Japan
A chaotic letter to a Pittsburgh firm discusses escaping penalties for nondelivery of a bar machine through a diplomat. It claims a strike at a factory and urges forging documents from Yokohama to avoid prison risk. The writing hints at dishonesty and uses grand, religious language to justify improper actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Mease
Yokohama
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Pelegrapt
Educated Essentials Ruskin on three questions for an educated man
Ruskin argues that true education rests on knowing one’s place in the world, understanding possible other worlds or futures, and choosing actions to attain happiness. He says a man who knows these things and acts on them is educated. one who knows them poorly is not, even if fluent in many tongues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruskin
Erosion Rates and Panama Canal Idea
Estimates claim water erosion across the United States could dig a ocean spanning canal through the Isthmus of Panama in about 75 days if concentrated. It cites rivers moving 270 million tons of sand yearly and a large plus amount of sediment in suspension, with a vast continental erosion rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
United States
There is only one really tragic figure in life
A quotation from American Magazine notes that the truly tragic figure is the person who never makes a start. It reflects on wasted potential and the consequences of inaction.
Punishment by Ostracism in Ancient Athens
Ostracism was used by ancient Athenians to banish citizens judged prejudicial to the state. A voting day involved writing names on small earthen tablets or shells, with six thousand votes required for exile. Today ostracism means to exclude from a circle.
Karl Hagenbeck and the state of humane animal shows
Karl Hagenbeck pioneered training carnivorous horses with mixed species and introduced cage free outdoor enclosures at his Stellingen Zoological Garden near Hamburg. His design eliminated visible grating wires, using water barriers to confine large animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Hagenbeck
Tle
Zoological Garden
Stellingen
Hamburg
Sian
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Eases Constipation Naturally
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois a practicing physician for four years claims his Syrup Pepsin offers gentle natural bowel regulation without harsh purges. It helps chronically constipated men women and children avoid sickening laxatives and restores regularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. Caldwell
Monticello
Illinois
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract Company
Real estate transfers recorded for the week ending August 6, 1927 as listed in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books. The notices cover property changes, grantor and grantee details, and registration dates within the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Harrison Family Transfers 160 Acres in Sheep Creek Basin
Allee Tlarrison and William M. Harrison of Fillmore California deed 160 acres in Sheep Creek Basin to Willis T. Martinell of Beaverhead County. Property transfer recorded as warranty deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allee Tlarrison
William M. Harrison
Fillmore
California
Willis ‘T. Martinell
Beaverhead County
Sheep Creek Basin
Death Notice: Dillon City Grants Cemetery Plot to John Duffy
A Dillon city notice records the allocation of two cemetery plots in Mountain View Cemetery to James Duffy and Edward Brown. The filing confirms ownership and burial rights.
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Dillon
James Duffy
Edward Brown
Mountain View
Administrator's Deed In Mason Estate Transfer
Pearl J. Smith as administrator of the Hudson L. Mason estate transfers property in the Big Hole basin to John Peterson. The deed records the conveyance by administering authority and notes the transfer as part of probate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl J. Smith
Hudson L. Mason
John Peterson
Big Hole Basin
Order Confirming Sale of Real Estate in Mason Estate
A court order confirms the sale of real estate in the estate of J. Mason deceased. The order names the executor and specifies the sale approval and distribution of proceeds under probate procedures.
Royalty Assignments From State Bank of Dillon
State Bank of Dillon transfers to John Korn a 1 percent royalty on oil and gas produced from 360 acres in Rattlesnake Valley and to TP Terpin a 1 percent royalty on oil and gas produced from 160 acres in Rattlesnake Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Dillon
John Korn
Rattlesnake Valley
TP. Terpin
Representation of Quartz Lode
Peter TL Peterson holds Union Picker mining claims Nos 1 2 5 4 5 6 7 in Beaverhead County s unorganized mining district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter TL. Peterson
Union Picker
Beaverhead County
State Football Classic at Missoula October 15
Montana's Grizzly football team will meet the Washington Huskies on Dornblaser field Saturday October 15 as part of the annual homecoming program scheduled for October 14 and 15. The event marks Washington's first visit to Missoula and is expected to draw former Montana students and Seattle businessmen to campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Grizzly
Washington Huskies
Dornblaser Field
Grizzlies
Uilverstoof Washington
Washington
Seattle
Missoula
Sweden funds Canadian hockey team's European tour
The Swedish government finances a Canadian hockey team's trip to Europe to promote the sport in Sweden and establish hockey as a winter game, signaling official support for international exchange and development of hockey culture.
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Europe
Sweden
Jumping Skill Imagined in New York City Tale
A whimsical comparison imagines a human leaping with grasshopper like agility to clear the Flatiron Building in New York City. The line plays on extreme athletic prowess as a playful urban fantasy.
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New York City
Chicago Store Opens Silence Room for Exhausted Women
A Chicago department store creates a silence room equipped with steamer chairs and chaise lounges to rest and refresh its weary women shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lost persons circle without guiding landmarks
A historical note explains that unequal strides force lost individuals to circle in cycles, making a straight path impossible without identifiable landmarks to guide direction.
Damascus Damson Plums Trace to Ancient City Origins
Damson plums originated in the city of Damascus before 600 BC, linking a common fruit to its ancient birthplace and long historical cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
French warning on future war cruelty by gas warfare
A French speaker warns that future conflicts could see asphyxiation of entire cities by gas warfare as chemical progress advances. The remark highlights the looming threat of mass poisonous gases in future global conflict.
Cod river oil touted as mosquito remedy in Pyrenees traveler tale
A traveler in the Pyrenees mountains describes cod river oil as a cool emergency remedy to ward off mosquitoes and biting lies.
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Pyrenees Mountains
Vimoutiers Unveils Statue Honoring Marie Harel
Vimoutiers, France unveils a statue to Mme Marie Harel, celebrated as the discoverer of Camembert cheese, honoring the town’s famed resident with a commemorative public tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vimoutiers
France
Mme. Marie Harel
Bay hunter shoots stag turned lawn statue in error
A Massachusetts hunter during deer season fired at what appeared to be a noble stag but later realized the target was an abandoned piece of ornamental lawn statue.
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Bay State
Ancient skis aid in travel across snow long before Christian era
Scandinavians used skis as walking aids in deep snow long before Christianity. Armenians trained horses to walk on skis in snow, indicating early adaptation of skis for mobility across winter terrain.
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Fain Alkire
Dillon Daily Mesenger
Portland
W. F. Cogswell
Helena
C. W. Brown
Real
Victor Recording Orchestra
Dillmont Park
Angus McLeod
Jerry Murphy
Loiselle, Taxi Company
Helen .Jaydine
Rebecca Jardine
Dana Thurber
Mrs. Gunderson
Miners Lake
Ike Edinger
Divide
C.M. Livingston
Fred Spears
Dan Pendergast
L. R. Packard
W. J. Lowry
Lorraine Monforten
Whitehall
J. L. Houx
Bert Orr
Mrs. McKenzie
Wise ‘River
Mrs. Shepherd
George Clemon
Sam Peterson
Dr. Ryburn
Will
Dell Lloyd
Jackson
Cora Berry
Lyon
Madison County
A. A. Curnutt
Jean
Ady, Oe
Employment Agency
Atkeson Dairy
Jackson News
Camas Nelson
Dickens
George Tash
Emmett Noone
the Tribune
Henry Ford
Albert T. Reid
Humane
Dr. Caldwell
Pepsin
W. B. Caldwell
J. Mason
Leggat Hotel
Alex, Leggat, Mer
U.S
Che
Toledo
Ohio
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