Local Happenings Roundup in Dillon Area
A digest of residents traveling and visiting. Fréd Mahlman and family left for California for the winter. Dr A H W Mebharland obtained a divorce from Alice McFarland. Mrs Clara Chapman and Mrs Millie Crowell visited Los Angeles for the season. Etta Metzel shopped in Dillon. Bridges and social visits noted among local families including Miss Betty Pielat and Miss Mercedes Hanson. Various locals attended business, ranch and commission meetings.
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Clara Chapman
Millie Crowell
Los Angeles
Betty Pielad
California
Dillon
Kozeman
Col- Jerre
Mercedes Hanson
Miss Pielaet
The
Normal
Christmas Party, Meetings Planned in Jackson and Dillon
Mrs Sam Freeman hosts a Christmas party for constabulary children with candy and a program. The club meets December 15 at Mrs J M Neidt's ranch if weather allows, else at Jackson with Mrs Camas Nelson. Fort Harrison gift drive seeks gifts by the next meeting for soldiers. Mr and Mrs Camas Nelson visit Dillon and Armstead. Procknaws plan to move to Stevensville. Alice and Bennie Johnson live in Jackson for school. Inabnits visit Butte.
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Micrearet Noreon
Santa Chius
Th Club
J. M. Neidt
California Fig Syrup for Children Promotes Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse young bowels and restore a well playful child. It promises gentle action without narcotics, suitable for babies and all ages, and warns to insist on the genuine product with printed directions on the bottle.
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California
Plead Not Guilty In District Court Robbery Case
Ed Warfield and Frank Henderson appeared before Judge H G Rodgers and pleaded not guilty to robbery charges. Each case was set for the January term of the district court.
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Ed Warfield
Frank Henderson
H. G. Rodgers
Glee Club Makes Public Debut At Normal College
The Normal college women’s glee club sang Friday evening in the college auditorium to a largely attended, enthusiastic audience. The group plans a western Montana tour over the next two weeks with similar concerts in several cities.
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the Normal College
College
Montana
Idaho Man Seeks Marshy Land for Muskrat Farming
Idaho Falls resident Mr. Stahl along with his wife toured through Lemhi and nearby areas this week seeking 160 acres suitable for muskrat farming. He eyed marshy, flood-free, alkali-free land with water, and noted local Boise and Blackfoot groups pursuing muskrat ventures. The Salmon Recorder Herald reports that muskrats breed prolifically, and government bulletins note four to seven litters yearly.
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He Stahl
Mr. Stahl
Idaho Falls
Gurowsrh
Lemhi
Uy Sda
Challis
Weiser
Springfield
Bingham County
Mudlake
Jefferson County
Boise
Laisnae
Pation
Itiekrat
Bite
United State Department of Agriculture
Salmon Recorder-Herald
Narrow Sleighs Barred From Montana Highways
Montana residents must swap to wide track sleighs as a 1928 law prohibits sleighs with runners under four feet six inches on public highways after December 31. Violators face a fine of 10 to 25 dollars. The move follows 1923 protests against narrow runners hindering auto travel.
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Montana
Postoffice Orders Refuse Improperly Packed Parcels
The second assistant postmaster general orders all post offices to refuse packages from the public that are improperly packed insecurely wrapped or tied. Senders are reminded to ensure parcels are properly prepared before mailing.
Montana Oil Output Seen Around Five Million Barrels This Year
Montana oil fields will produce about 4 987 500 barrels valued near 6 683 000 this year as Kevin Sunburst leads with 4 120 075 barrels worth 5 520 900. Cat Creek and Elk Basin add under 800 000 and 17 472 barrels respectively. Lake Basin yields 58 230 barrels for about 78 000.
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Montana
State Board of Equalization
Cat Creek
Elk Basin
Lake Basin
Kevin Sunburst
No Tax Paid on Automobile No License Issued to Run It
Helena County treasurer notes increase in motor vehicle counts as taxes must be paid before licensed operation. State Board of Equalization chairman Stewart announces law to restrict motor vehicle licenses until taxes are settled. realization that many vehicles lack tax payment and real estate liens influence licensing.
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Helena
Onoet
Hanes He Stewart
State Board of Equalization
Regiatmur
Turkish Delight Coming to Hartwig Theatre Next Tuesday
64 wives vie for the Americanized Turk who inherits a sultan’s throne in Turkish Delight a Paul Sloane production. Rudolph Schildkraut stars with Julia Baye Kenneth Thomson and May Robson in this Irvin S Cobb original. Support cast includes Louis Nathenasx Foby Claude and Harry Aan.
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Rudolph Schildkraut
Paul Sloane
Hartwig Theater
Schildkraut
Scehildkeaut
New York
Parkish Jaren
Julia Baye
Kennth Thomson
May Robson
Irvin S. Cobb
Louis Nathenusx
Foby Claude
Harry Aan
Kaley's Honey and Tar Compound Praised in Nebraska Ad
A Nebraska resident touts Kaley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe effective remedy for a persistent cough. The testimonial claims total cough relief in under two days with no opiates or chloroform and urges buying the genuine Foley brand from Geo. M. Gosman, Druggist.
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Kaley
Nebraska
Foley
Geo. M. Gosman
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Fréd Mahlman
A. H W. Mebharland
District Court
Alice McFarland
Etta Metzel
Alder
Mrs. A. Jardine Rife
Fy Ob. McGreeor of
Sheridan
City
A. E. Scott of
Dell
C. W. Brown
Mar Dels
H. A. Hall of
Lima
Andrus
J. K. Shaw
Big Hole Basin
Fred Tiddler
Jackson
H. C. McNinch
T. Lee McCracken
Thomas Menke
Anaconda
FE. S. Castle
Sam Freeman
Miro
Mrs
Hab Dative
Werevis Lore Oat
Martin Jacksen
Goeck
Mrs. Camas Nelson
Dillon and Armstead
Fred Procknaw
Stevensville
Miss Alice
Bennie Johnson
Mrs. Inabnit
Butte
Sarvioi
Maw
Wright
Pop
Rame
Merba
Goldstein
Idaho
the Tribune
Maz
Moser Fur Co
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