Local Visitors and Strayed Animals Reported Around Dillon
George Schimmel visited Dillon from Butte early in the week while Cc. E. Calvert came from Lima late last week. Grant residents Mr. and Mrs. Barrett and Mr. and Mrs. Howell stayed with friends in Dillon. Armstead residents F B Rife and Emmett Carroll were in Dillon. A red muley cow and one yearling marked lazy T were strayed near John Tessier’s property. Mary Lee Tower and Martha Salee taught in Armstead over the weekend. Jack Lockness and his wife traveled to Menomonie Wisconsin for the illness of Mr Sockness’ father.
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S. B. Howell of
Grant
Jack Lockness
Menomonie, Wis
Mr. Sockness
Local Notes Report Short Travels and Illnesses
Cashmore left for Lewistown to visit his daughter Mrs. A. M. Maxemner for several weeks. J. C. Jeppson of J. C. Penney made a quick business trip to Anaconda last Thursday night. Mrs. Fernauder, ill with pneumonia, is improving after a downturn then recovery. Mrs. T. J. Murray and Montana remained in Dillon after bringing C. L. Miller’s remains from San Jose, California. Miss Zella Ventver, student at the Montana State Normal college, was called home to Valier by her sister’s death from skating injuries.
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J. C. Jeppson
J. C. Penney
Anaconda
T. J. Murray
Montana
C. L. Miller
Dillon
San Jose
California
Zella Ventver
Montana State Normal College
Valier
Rancher Edward Sanders Visited Town After Idaho Washington Trip
Edward Sanders formerly ranched near Apex spent last week in town on business. He and his wife have been visiting Idaho and Washington since leaving Dillon last summer.
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Edward Sanders
Apex
Mr. Sanders
Idaho
Washington
Dillon
Golden Brown Native Converts Heiress Complicates Match
The Native Convert notes she would be a good wife for you, but the Missionary points out she is a mulatto. The Native Convert retorts that she is the local heiress, prompting the Missionary to concede the issue carries a different complexion.
Spirit of Christmas and Christ within the heart
A preacher urges keeping Christmas in the true spirit of Jesus Christ and worshiping in churches with awe. He reminds readers to heed the angelic voice, visit Bethlehem in spirit, and return home glorifying God and praising Him. The note is signed T. J. Simons.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Bethlehem
Defending belief against atheistic verse and its claims
A defender argues that denying God erodes moral norms and law, criticizing an atheist poem as ignorant. The piece asserts God is not abstract, but the creator and sustainer guiding all events, including tragedies, and that human fate results from human choices within divine providence.
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God
Hardy's First Employment as Architect at 8 Adelphi
The article recalls Thomas Hardy starting his career as an architect with Sir A Blomfield at 8 Adelphi Terrace London where the British Drama League now occupies. A library panel honors Hardy with inscription Thomas Hardy O M noting his 1862 to 1867 tenure as office employee aged twenty two to twenty seven.
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Thomas Hardy
A. Blomfield
Adelphi Terrace
London
British Drama League
O. M
Thames Embankment
Instinct of an Insect Drives Precise Wood Boring
A wasp like ichneu monda uses a hairlike tail drill to bore into wood and lay eggs that prey on wood-boring larvae. The hollow drill ejects eggs that hatch to destroy pests, a trait noted for its high economic value in protecting crops.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Cited as Cough Remedy
A. H. McDaniel of Lindside West Virginia praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the best cough and cold remedy. He claims a severe cough vanished after less than half a bottle. The product is sold by Geo. M. Gosman, successor to Potts.
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A. H. McDaniel
Lindside
W. Va
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Identifying Hisself in an Old Telephone Exchange
A Chicago Tribune item recounts a brief word game where Barry James answers a call and a man asks for his father. Harry James characterizes the caller by saying, This is the son of my father speaking. The anecdote plays with kinship as a riddle.
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Barry James
Harry James
Chicago Tribune
Value of air and cost in everyday life
A brief aphorism from the Atchison Globe reflects on how people undervalue the air we breathe because it costs nothing. It equates earning a dollar to a mountain and a molehill to highlight perceived worth.
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Atchison Globe
Kipling Mentions Seventy Mammal Species In Verse
The article notes Kipling's knowledge with accurate references to seventy mammal species within his poetry. It highlights his detailed zoological awareness across verses and underscores the breadth of his natural history imagery.
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Kipling
Travelers Cheques for convenient travel funding
Travelers Cheques were invented for the convenience of strangers among strangers. Through this bank you can purchase American Express Travelers Cheques, the safe system of financing yourself for any trip whether long or short. Travelers Cheques are universally accepted, they identify the holder, and the simple system of signing and countersigning protects the holder in case of loss or theft. Inconvenient denominations 75¢ per $100.
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American Express
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Hughes & McCaleb’s
Hearthstone
George, Schimmel
Butte
Cc. E. Calvert
Lima
Mrs. F
Rife
Armstead
Emmett Carroll
Big Hole Basin
John Tessier
Martin C. Jackson
Mary Lee Tower
Martha Salee
I. Cashmore
Lewistown
Mrs
A. M. Maxemner
America
T. J. Simons
W. J. Romersa
Hughes & McCaleb
Albert T. Reid
Aaledict Pets
United States
Walter 8. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
I. WH. Reid
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Oregon
Northern Pacific Railway
Hardy
R. D. Curry
Standard Lumber
F. H. Bimrose
Annabel Desmond
Phillips
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