Local Residents Visiting and Visiting Plans Mentioned
Ry Ward visits from Grant last Monday while T J Call travels from Ennis on Tuesday for business. Mrs O M Best leaves Friday for Seattle to visit her son J P Best. H W Brenner spends early week in Dillon from Medicine Lodge. Dave Hier returns to Dillon after several weeks in Salt Lake City. Mrs Hans Sorenson leaves Saturday for Coattsville Nebraska to visit relatives. Mrs Mary Jane Van de Walker will winter with daughter A F Waldorf. Ladies seek at home sewing work with Amsterdam Dress Co Amsterdam NY adv.49
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O. M. Best
Seattle
J. P. ‘Best
Dave Hier
Salt Lake City
Dillon
Hans Sorenson
Coattsville
Nebr
Mary Jane van de Walker
A. F. Waldorf
Amsterdam Dress Company
Amsterdam
N. Y
Postal rules warn against written inclosures in parcels
Postmaster J. C. Fuller reports a postal department warning about letters or information inside parcel post packages. Such contents transform the parcel to first class postage unless enclosed in an outer envelope and affixed with two cents postage.
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J. C. Fuller
Post Office Department
Old-Time Dillonite Back Davie Davies Visits Dillon
Davie Davies an longtime Dillon resident and former iron foundry owner on Railroad avenue was in Dillon this week from Idaho where he runs a sawmill. He cites a heavy snow storm near Salmon that could strand him away for the winter and says he met many old friends in Dillon.
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Davie Davies
Dillon
Railroad Avenue
C. T. Magnus
Idaho
Salmon
Mr. Davis
Liberty Weekly Income and Tax Record in Stock at Tribune
The Liberty Weekly Income and Tax Record, the most complete record book for the purpose, is in stock at the Tribune Book Store. Price five dollars. Call and examine it. Friendly penguins have been known to make advances to humans by following them and presenting pebbles.
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Liberty Weekly
Tribune Book Store
Eliel’s
May guild Christmas tree planned at Dec 2 gathering
The annual May guild Christmas tree will be held Sunday afternoon December 2 at 3 o clock at the home of Mrs Findlay Watson with Mrs Watson and Miss Mae Lowe as hostesses. Gifts go to Sri Taimarat hospital Siam furnished by Presbyterian women of Montana. A program titled Christmas in many lands will be presented.
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May Guild
Findlay Watson
Watson
Mae Lowe
Sri Taimarat Hospital
Siam
Presbyterian Women of
Montana
Father and Son Meeting Sponsored by PTA Plans
Saturday at 8 o clock the Parent Teachers Association hosts a father and son gathering. Men and boys lead the program with refreshments and a 25 cent admission for two. Mothers invited. The event features a grand march, dances, a Hawaiian wedding playlet, a love song, tumbling acts, and various school and city ensembles. Tickets available via training and high school boys and Boy Scouts.
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Parent-Teachers Association
McCash
J. H. Rayder
Miss Smith
Camp Fire
Stephan
Reese
Peterson
Price
Gibson
J.C. Taylor Dazie
G. E. Holmes
Old Glory Woos
Gregory
Christmas mail flow climbs at local post office
Postmaster Fuller notes outgoing Christmas mail rising noticeably as the holiday nears. Incoming mail remains steady for now but is expected to grow in a few days, with Fuller hoping more people will send early Christmas mail for mutual advantage.
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Fuller
Needle Club enjoys Christmas luncheon with Mrs Thomas
Mrs C P Thomas entertained the Needle club Wednesday afternoon at a 1 80 luncheon. It was the last meeting before the annual Christmas gathering to be hosted by Mrs C W Woodburn in two weeks. Mrs Thomas invited guest Mrs Ernest Luebben.
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C. P. Thomas
Needle Club
C. W. Woodburn
Thomas
Ernest Luebben
Dillon Literary Society Meeting Set for December 6
The Dillon Literary Society will hold a meeting on December 6 at the city library to discuss The Green Tree by Louis Bromfield.
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Dillon Literary Society
Green Bay
Louis Bromfield
Shakespeare Club Sets Meeting Discussing Craig's Wife
The Shakespeare Club will meet Saturday December 4 to discuss Craig's Wife winner of the 1925 Pulitzer. Miss Lucy Carson will lead the discussion.
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Shakesspeare Club
Craig
Lucy Carson
Boston University Finds Neatness Hurts Marital Happiness
The university cites neatness as a major barrier to happy marriage with husbands favoring orderly spouses over perfectly neat ones.
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Boston University
No hunting or trapping sign for sale at Tribune office
A classified notice lists a "No hunting or trapping" sign for sale at the Tribune office. The terse item notes availability and point of contact at the newspaper.
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Tribune
Longest Shakespeare Word Appears in Play's Final Scene
The line notes that hon orificabilitudinitatibus appears in the first scene of the last act of Love's Labour's Lost, marking the famous longest word found in Shakespeare's works.
MP Pushes Universal Gas Masks and Training
A British parliament member pledges to urge government to provide gas masks for all citizens and to establish classes on their use. He argues this precaution will be essential in the next war.
California Fig Syrup Ad Claims Gentle Laxative Benefits
An advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a pleasant tasting laxative for babies and children of all ages. It claims the formula sweetens the stomach starts the liver and bowels without cramps or narcotics and warns buyers to insist on the genuine California Fig Syrup with bottle directions to avoid imitations.
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California
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Ry. Ward
T. J. Call
Ennis
H. W. Brenner
Medicine Lodge
Homer
Harrison
Ellen May Guild
Santa Claus
Metro Ent
Dublin
Pendleton
Stewart—Cantrell
Shakespeare Club
Andrus Hotel Corner
A. B. Chapin
OUAPI
Atkeson Dairy
Grand View Poultry Farm
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