Jackson Social News and Local Updates
Mr and Mrs Roy Ford visited Dillon, then rode from Salmon Idaho to Jackson last Wednesday. Several locals attended a Wisdom dance and Mrs Geo Clemson traveled to Butte for medical care. The Basin Wranglers perform Aug 22 in Jackson and bridge work continues over Warm Springs creek.
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Roy
Ford
Dilton
Salmon
Idaho
Jackson
Dan. Pendergast
Lew Graham
Charlie Pinkerton
Rebekahs
Wisdom
Geo. Clemson
Butte
Lucy
Jardine
Helen
Clotskanie
Oregon
Plenn O’neil
Melvin Peterson
Polson
Emil Schindler
Dillon
Social visits and trips around Polaris and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Andy Pyle and daughters drove to Butte for a weekend visit with friends. Mrs Will Jacobson stayed at the Harrison home ranch. Mr and Mrs D Y Kannegaard visited the Pyle ranch and Mrs Kannegaard remained for several days in the Valley. The Hays returned from Butte after attending the rodeo. Several others traveled to Dillon Bannack and Missoula for gatherings and visits with local families and ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Pyle
Butte
Will Jacobson
Harrison Home Ranch
D. Y. Kannegaard
Pyle Ranch
Kannegaard
Andy Hays
Reid
Sadie McConnell
Getzelman
J. N. Mills
Dillon
Bridge
Clara Plant
Felt
Lorenzo Cushing
Eliel
R. O. Martin
Frances Sexton
Bannack
J. J. Brown
Missoula
Larry Daly
Union Services Planned by Baptist and Methodist Congregations
The Baptist and Methodist congregations will hold joint services next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. in the Baptist church. Rev. J. D. Smith will conduct both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
J. D. Smith
Remarkable new formula to end nervous tension in women
Doctors prescribe a pleasant stimulant to relieve nervousness headaches irritability and low mood during certain times. A-WOL is said to be safe non depressant non narcotic non habit forming and used in factories offices and shops through doctors and nurses.
Dr Leandra May Opens Montana Practice at 317 South Idaho
Dr Leandra May and her daughter Alice relocate to 317 South Idaho Street after purchasing the Holtz residence. A 1915 graduate of the American School of Osteopathy in Kirksville, she returns from the Seattle Osteopathic convention to begin general practice in Montana. two other daughters are expected to join soon.
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Leandra May
Alice
South
Idaho Street
May
Holtz
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Washington
Montana
Seattle
Baptist Aid Society Entertainment Hosted by Local Ladies
The Baptist Aid Society will be entertained Thursday, August 27, by Mrs. Eula Berry and Mrs. Jack Deputy at the Baptist Cottage.
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The
Baptist Aids Society
Eula Berry
Jack Deputy
Baptist Cottage
Birthday Celebration and Carnival Outing for Harry Colfer
Harry Colfer marked his four teenth birthday with a dinner for friends and a post dinner trip to the carnival, sharing the celebration with several guests on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Colfer
Louise Buhrer Returns From Six Week Alaska Vacation
Miss Louise Buhrer came back Saturday after a six week trip to Alaska and coastal points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Buhrer
Alaska
Coast Points
Slavery Declared Global Menace Amid League Efforts
A League of Nations slavery commission cites 5 million plus people in bondage worldwide, with Abyssinia, China, Hedjaz and Liberia as hot spots. Despite bans, debt servitude and contract labor mask the cruelty, while Britain reports about 700000 freed since World War I. Meanwhile, Pete Mancuso escaped a prison at Omaha two hours before an appendectomy.
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League of Nations
Abyssinia
China
Hedjaz
Liberia
League
Pete Mancuso
Omaha
Misdated Romance Leads to Bath Reading Scene in Evans Ton
Fragmentary tale recounts Willard Robinson of Evans ton, Tennessee, missing a date with Miss Johanna Donnelly and being found in a bath reading magazines. A Joliet life guard resigns amid swimming duties while a Chicago policeman reports a theft of $50 watch from his wife’s purse. details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Robinson
Evanston
Johanna Donnelly
Lynette Kemp
Joliet
Charles Schisler
Chicago
Hls
Beaverhead’s Best Bet Exhibit Earns Blue Ribbon
An old timer praises Bill Logan as Beaverhead county’s best single jack driller for virgin gold. His Sugar Bowl window display of gold bearing rock, nuggets, pan and pestle garners attention and comment, with the motto Beaverhead’s best bet resonating with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Logan
Beaverhead
Logan
Sugar Bowl
Dillon Citizens Hear Unemployment Talks and Local News
A Dillon report summarizes lectures by visiting speakers on unemployment with no clear practical solutions. The piece notes Dillon and Beaverhead county as a favored location. The column lists residents and visitors in Dillon, including Mrs. W N Bichler Armstead. Dr E G Free Butte. Lester Else Wisdom. J P Best family. Mrs Ed Lohr Lima. Mrs Andy Forsythe Nell Doyle Monida. Mrs Roy Jackson Lyston Dansie Bannack. and others visiting or traveling to Yellowstone Park, Butte, Sheridan, and Helena. It mentions a Celtic born brakeman story and local Scout activities along with several medical and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niblack
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Chicago man forced to pay damages after eviction and sale
William H. Oaks of Chicago evicted a tenant claiming he wanted the house for himself and then sold it. He was ordered to pay damages and cancel the sale. Marie Barmore of Glendale woke from sleepwalking to find herself on a street corner two miles from home.
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William H. Oaks
Chicago
Marie Barmore
Glendale
Calif
Local Quip Sparks Lettered Debate on Wives and Jokes
A neighboring editor offers his view that a man with a wife who laughs at his jokes has good material or a good wife. The remark circulates in the letters page provoking discussion about humor and partnership.
Hard Times Seen In This Man's World Voice
Old timers say we don’t know real hardship yet. The speaker predicts a clearer sense of hard times soon in this stark reflection on life and adversity.
Poor Sleep Linked to Gas in Upper Bowel
Fragmented OCR notes suggest a health concern linking poor sleep with gas in the upper bowel. No clear patient name or date is readable. context appears clinical or observational.
What kind of store is that fellow at Ten Degrees running
A motorist asks what shop the Ten Degrees attendant describes. The answer lists diverse activities including Ford parts, groceries, real estate, painting, marriage as Justice of the Peace, post office duties, stamps, hams, molasses and boarding upstairs, jokingly calling it a drug store.
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Toad Rock
Ford
Back styles and suntanned backs draw fashion parallels
The article notes that as fashion shifts, high back dresses will hide suntanned backs, and compares the effort to achieve a proper tan with the old difficulty of coloring la meerschaum pipes.
Motor Cop Records Name In Notebook
A motor officer questions a motorist who gives a long formal name Aloysius Alistair Chol Mondeley Coupean, as the officer notes the exchange in his notebook. The moment captures a routine traffic stop with a distinctive, elaborate name.
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Aloysius Alistair Cholmondeley
Coupean
Remark At Clip Of Street Encounter Echoes Threat
A terse warning follows a tense street exchange with a dismissal to avoid future trouble. No further details are provided about the incident or the parties involved.
Definition of heredity and example in a student exchange
A teacher asks Jimmy to define heredity and give an example. Jimmy replies that heredity means traits pass down, noting that if his grandfather had no children then his father would not live nor would he.
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Pat
Jimmy
Sheep Range to Let Frying Pan Basin Lease
Property description for Frying Pan Basin offering 3 800 acres with 2 500 enclosed 1 300 leased plus extensive outside grazing. Springs supply water and a center pasture never freezes, sheltered area yields a fine crop of new fall grass.
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Polaris
Union Church
Maris Dillon
Baptist Aid
Knox
Dell
James H. Foust
Brittain
J. Carter
Upper Black
Tail Deer Creek
Harry Sorenson
State Bank & Trust Company
Margaret
J. Noyes
W. G. Noyes
W. O T. Scully
Dillon West Road
Samuel S. Patterson
Nellie L. Patterson
Lillian Wheat
West Park
Joseph
Sirois
John P. Hjelmsand
Wise River
Olivier P. Upham
Lenore C. Upham
Lakeview
T. C
H. K. Boysen
I. B. Mining Company
Mary Elizabeth
Gem
Selah
Kenneth
Carrie
Sunnyside Lode
W.N. Bichler of
Armstead
E. G.’ Free
Lester Else
D. A. Galt
Madison County
Martin Jackson
Ed Lohr
Lima
Andy Forsythe, Jr
Nell Doyle
Monida
Roy Jackson
Lyston Dansie
J. P. Best
Yellowstone Park
O. M. Best
Grand Lodge of
Eastern Star
Frank May
Leanora May
Gallatin
Herb Wheat
Lloyd Holm
Carl Hartwig
Sheridan
Mr. Hartwig
Varenica Hartwig
Claude Lay
Jean
Eugene, Ore
John B. Smith
Anna Battman
Barrett Hospital
Marie’ Stefanic
Plum Street
Ann and
Frances Standuhar
Apex
W. F. Cashmore
Helena
Francis
Henry Hoffland
H. D. Hildreth
Dorothy Hildreth
Gebhard Fassler
Melrose
Catherine Hartwig
Frank Little
Oregon State College
Frank
Hartwig
F. O. B. Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Carl B. Taylor
Link’s School of Business
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