Local Notes From Dillon Hear Visitor and Family News
Ike Rife Jr. visited from Medicine Lodge last Friday. Ed Schultz from Sheridan was a business visitor. Mrs. M. A. Walker and Dorothy spent part of last week in Butte. C. E. Miller of Wisdom was in Dillon businesswise. Hans Jorgenson, rancher from the Big Hole basin, was in town. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Husted stayed Monday from Wise River. Mrs. Lowell Grimes returned from Butte after an operation. Senator Pearl S. Smith from Helena attended to business Friday and Saturday. Harry G. Davis from the Big Hole District was a visitor Saturday. Bruce Risley, deputy state examiner, was in town from Helena. Robert Finch, student at Montana Missoula, spent the weekend visiting. C. W. Hignight learned of his mother L. A. Stubblefield death in Kankakee IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Risley
Helena
C. W. Hignight
Kankakee, IL
L. A. Stubblefield
Ranchers and Sisters Travel in Local Notes
Jesse Finsley among Big Hole basin ranchers in town on a business trip last weekend. Mrs. Albert Featherly left last Thursday for San Bernardino California to aid her sister Mrs. Lee Hoering who is seriously ill.
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Jesse Finsley
Big Hole Basin
Albert Featherly
San Bernardino
Calif
Lee Hoerning
Delegates Attend DeMolay Conference in Helena
John Orr led the Dil lon delegates to the DeMolay con clave held last week in Helena. The traveling group included Frank Hazelbaker Jr Herman Peter son Amos Wright Bert Orr Jr Lorin Shaffner Hiram Rodgers Lewis Whitworth Kenneth Smith Einar Anderson Ivan Shaw George Judge Rollin Thibodeau Floyd Howell William Backus and Ralph Spencer.
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John Orr
Dillon
Helena
Frank Hazelbaker Jr
Herman Peterson
Amos Wright
Bert Orr, Jr
Lorin Shaffner
Hiram Rodgers
Lewis Whitworth
Kenneth Smith
Einar Anderson
Ivan Shaw
George Judge
Rollin Thibodeau
Floyd Howell
William Backus
Ralph Spencer
Visitor Esther Lovell Spends Weekend with Lovell Family
Esther Lovell, a teacher from Miss, visited for the weekend with her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs George W Lovell, staying at their home while in the area.
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Esther
Lovell
George W. Lovell
Bergeson Motor Company figure travels to Helena for family illness
Bergeson present in Dillon as he runs the Bergeson Motor Company when illness in his family called him to Helena early in the week. C Gosman came from Lima and Martin C Jackson from the Big Hole basin to attend the February county commissioners meeting. Charles Henry, superintendent of the training school, returned from Spokane after attending his mother in law's funeral. Mrs. Henry stayed in Spokane.
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Y. C. Gosman
Lima
Martin C. Jackson
Big Hole Basin
Board -of -County Commissioners
Charles Henry
Spokane
Hazel Baker Visits Helena For Legislature Update
Lieutenant Governor F A Hazel baker, visiting from Helena last weekend, says state legislature business is progressing smoothly. He spoke about ongoing affairs and expressed optimism about upcoming sessions and decisions.
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F. A. Hazelbaker
Helena
Rich Magnet Be Friendly Like a Friend
A quoted aphorism attributed to Woman's Home Companion urges traits of sociability and reciprocity. It frames friendship as natural and self-perpetuating, praising charm and warmth as magnetic social forces.
Unlicensed Vendors Warned Over Harmful Eye Testing
Kalispell Times reports the State Board of Optometry warns against selling spectacles and using unlicensed testing devices. Attorney General L A Foot cites Sec 8155 and 8167, detailing penalties of 200 to 500 dollars or up to a year in jail for violations. The board aims to abolish the dangerous practice and protect public eye health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Optometry
L.A. Foot
R.C. M
State Board
Bar of Justice
Kalispell Times
Beautifying snow and eyesores in the city
T J Simons reflects on the beauty of fresh snow and its contrast with decayed and vacant properties along city streets. He urges owners to maintain residences, stop eye-sores, and teach respect for ownership to children, noting how neglect breeds mischief and harms the community.
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Dillon
S. T. J. Simons
Mystery of Dollar Mark Origin Traced to Spanish PS Roots
The dollar symbol has many theories of origin but a professor cites a direct link to the Spanish abbreviation PS for pesos. He explains the P often had two strokes, gradually transforming into a U and then the modern dollar mark.
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Central Asia
Virginia
Beet Sugar Producers Warn on Cuba Trade Pressure
A Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association bulletin warns that rising costs and Cuba’s cheap sugar threaten U S beet sugar firms and 100,000 farmers. It argues current tariffs fail to protect domestic producers and keep prices high for consumers, risking reduced domestic sugar supply. The message appeals for higher sugar duties to safeguard American capital and jobs.
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Dunver
Colo
Congress
Cuba
United States
Mountain States Beet Growers’ Marketing Association
On Liking People and Personal Antipathies
The piece reflects on the impossibility of liking everyone and notes common dislikes. It recalls Barton’s unopened letter and Andrews, plus Holmes’s five disliked types. It condemns flattery, deference, and fear of opposing superiors as common social irritants.
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Barton
Andrews
Parton
Holmes
Electric Light Chains and Brightening Components
A guide suggests painting the end of the chain and the buttons with luminous paint to locate a drop chain on electric bulbs and the ewuth in darkness.
Your Conscience Roy L Smith Quote
A moral reminder attributed to Roy L Smith urges never choosing any gain that requires breaking faith with one’s conscience. The message emphasizes integrity and steadfast ethics across decisions and actions.
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Roy L Smith
Castoria trusted by mothers for infant sleep and relief
A nostalgic hometown appeal touts Castoria as a safe, non narcotic home remedy for babies. It claims Castoria quiets crying, aids sleep, and treats colic, constipation, and diarrhea with fifty years of trusted use and twenty five million bottles sold last year.
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Fletcher
Misreadings in Masters Remarks on English Speech
The London fortnightly Review notes Joseph Conrad mispronounced English words during study. It cites his swapping of vowels and attempting to write words like vowwel and usit, illustrating unusual speech patterns rather than praise for linguistic mastery.
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Joseph Conrad
London Fortnightly Review
Chronicle editor laments Atlantic City beauty contest cancelation
The San Francisco correspondent notes rumors that Atlantic City may cancel its annual beauty contest. The Chronicle expresses ongoing interest in pageants as a blemish on the city’s otherwise settled affairs.
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The
Chronicle
San Francisco
Atlantic City 8
Ita
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for Coughs
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as effective for stubborn coughs from colds. It emphasizes pure pine tar and honey ingredients with fast relief for inflamed respiratory tissues and claims suitability for children and adults. Sold by Geo M Gosman.
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Foley
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Millionaire Donates One Million for Humanity Aid
A philanthropist described as a 72 year old glove manufacturer and millionaire has given one million dollars to a charitable organization he helped found. The gift aims to aid humanity and supports the organization’s charitable work.
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Ike Rife Jr
Medicine Lodge
Ed Schultz
Sheridan
C. E. Miller of
Wisdom
Hans ‘Jorgenson
Frank Husted
Wise River
Lowell ‘S. Grimes
Butte
Pearl S. Smith
Harry G. Davis
Robert Finch
State University At
Missoula
Et Ane Decker
Albert T. Reid
Tom Lincol
Wes
Albore T. Reid
U. S
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Hinois
Western Newspaper Union
Jonicnt
Tribune Book-Store
Scott
American Express
EY Bri Art Agn
W. J. Romersa
Hughes & McCaleb
F. H. Bimrose
Kk.’ D. Corky
Annabel Desmond
Phillips
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