Dillon Social Roundup Includes Visiting Notables and Local Sales
A sprawling Dillon district social roundup lists visitors from Lima, Dell, Sheridan, Butte, Armstead, and Wright Creek area residents dropping in for brief visits. Local teachers and service members are noted, including Miss Doris Vrost and Miss Jeatu Hughes. A post Christmas cash find earns Al Dietrich $150 after seven years, and a Bitter Root development ad highlights a 9 acre alfalfa plot with a cherry orchard and water rights on a school bus route, offered for trade for a Dillon residence.
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Dillon
C. C. Newman
Simple remedy claims to banish headaches with one Adlerika dose
A testimonial from Geo. M. Gosman of Drugytet asserts Adlerika clears poisons from both bowels after a single dose, promising better sleep and reduced nervousness.
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Geo. M. Gosman
Drugytet
Twenty sixth annual canners and food associations meet in Chicago
The twenty six annual conventions of the National Canners Association Canning Machinery and Supplies Association and the National Food Browk arg Association will be held at the Stevens Hotel in Chicago from January twenty third to twenty seventh. The aim is to exchange information on improving canned foods and their sales and to reinforce safeguards in production. Leading nutritionists and researchers will address the gatherings, with figures such as Dr Kohman Miss Tivin Professor Gaylord Dr Daly Dr Esty and others previously speaking. The event draws thousands of canners and brokers and seeks to bolster the nation’s health.
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National Canners Association
The
Canning Machinery, and, Supplies’ Association
National Food Brakarg Association
Stevens
Chicago
FF. Kohman
Alice Tivin
F. Cg, Gaylord
D. M. Daly
J. R. Esty
J. J. Mactillivray
Charles G. Woodbury
Karl IF. Kellerman
Ruth Atwater
Sybil Woodruff
Walter H. Eddy
Lita Bane
Severa
Bridge party honors hold a junior club at St James
Members of the Junior Men's Bridge club and their ladies hosted by Team No 1 at St James guild hall enjoyed an evening of contract bridge. Anson Baxter led men with 6900 points while H F Best topped the ladies with 7700. Entertainment committee members listed. Next series to begin Feb 20 with five games. GIRL SCOUT TROOP NO 2 reports crocheting progress and plans for handkerchiefs and green borets. A Sandpiper Patt Lu meeting was missed by some. Helen Klebba praised as cook after a taffy pull. A sleigh ride is planned for Sunday.
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Sridge
St. James Guild Hall
Anson Baxter
Mr. H. BF. Best
Dale Metlen
W. J. Stephan
Malcolm Stone
Wayne Roberts
Harry J. Andrus
Mes
Poor's
Patt Lu
Helen Klebba
Mach
Helen
Dorothy Spewar
Local Dillon men suffer car freeze and storm stalls
William Lloyd, a Dillon post office carrier, froze his car while attempting to restart it after a skid on the grade during a Sunday night trip with Karl Opp from Butte. Several Dillon machines were stalled on the highway in the severe storm. Dr. W J Romersa of Dillon will conduct a dental clinic on Feb 16 in Idaho Falls on dental impressions and taking impressions of the mouth, with a similar presentation at the Montana Dental Association meeting in Billings on April 20-22.
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William Lloyd
Karl Opp
Butte
Dillon
W. J. Romersa
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Montana Dental Association
Billings
Past Commanders Night Observed by Beaverhead Legion
Beaverhead Post of the American Legion will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening at the Metlen hotel. Commander Parke T. Scott will preside and a dinner is scheduled for 7 o'clock.
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Beaverhead Post
The
American Legion
Metlen
Parke T. Scott
Groundhog Indicators Favor Six Weeks More Winter
A groundhog barely peeks from its burrow on Thursday and sees bright sun, signaling another six weeks of winter weather for local residents despite the clear day.
Child Study Club Meeting Highlights Antique Clock
The Child Study club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. J. C. Wuller home with Mrs. C. T. Callahan and Mrs. Waller leading discussion. L. V. Styles of St. Edward Nebraska owns an old handmade clock believed to be over 200 years old.
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Child Study Club
J.C. Wuller
C. T. Callahan
Waller
L. V. Styles
St. Edward, Nebr
Edith Herndon
Theta
South Washington Street
Trail Builder Boys Enjoy Valentine Party at Guardian Home
The Trail Builder class of the L. D. S. Primary spent Thursday afternoon at guardian Mrs. P. J. Hansen's home. They made valentines popped corn pulled candy and had a fun time getting all stuck up. Attendees included Jay Casterline Bruce Jeppson Harold Harmon Grant Hansen Donald Smith and George Bowring Jr.
Local Couple Hazel Jacobson and Eldon Bybee Wed License Granted
Miss Hazel Jacobson and Eldon R. Bybee were granted a marriage license at the district court clerk's office, Wednesday of last week. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobson and a local high school graduate.
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Hazel Jacobson
Eldon R. Bybee
Pocatello
Wred Rife
Willam Jacobson
When Ladies Meet in stock at Tribune Book Store
The play When Ladies Meet will be discussed at the club meeting on February 11. The Tribune Book Store has the stock copy priced at $2.00.
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Tribune Book Store
Former Resident Dies in Missoula
Word has reached here of the death in Missoula of Mrs. F. E. Dodds, who for several years lived in this city. She was the wife of the Rev F. E. Dodds, a Grace Methodist pastor here many years ago.
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Missoula
F. E. Dodds
Dodds
Grace Methodist Church
Evening Guild Meeting Highlights Scores And Door Prize
Mrs John Tessier led the ladies with a high score while Mrs Mable Crichton was low. John Tessier topped the men and Findlay Watson was lowest. Mrs Henry Cahill won the door prize as the guild enjoyed strong attendance and looked ahead to future social events.
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George. Trey
Paul Bramsian
Plhocle
John Tessier
Mable
Crichton
Low
Meni S
Findlay - Watson
Henry Cahill
Guild
Local News Roundup From Dillon Area
Miss Luella Stickney completes a home hygiene and nursing course in Bannack. A Modern Woodmen drive at city hall drew a packed crowd with music by Leo Davis and a colored orchestra. St Rose Guild hosts a card party with bridge and pinochle prizes. Many local visits and trips noted, including governors’ backers, a horse sale in Orden, and the murder of a local love-letter case. Government data show 31 degrees below zero at night. John E. Hutchins named Justice of the Peace for Wisdom township.
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Luella Stickney
Bannack
Leo Davis Band to Play at Dillon City Hall Thursday
Leo Davis and his ten colored musicians will perform at Dillon City Hall Thursday night. The popular dance band recently played to a capacity crowd and failed to reach the coast via Seattle, instead shipping cars to Idaho Falls. Admission is 75 cents per couple with free chanting planned all evening.
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Leo Davis
Dillon
City Hall
Seattle
Idaho
Wood Sawing Service Visits Homes for Woodpile Cutting
Portable wood sawer offers to come to homes or ranches and saw wood piles for $1 per quantity. Contact details appear garbled with a name like Pool HMall-C Browit.
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Hmall—C. 1
Browit
Lima youth injured riding a walf at Woodman dance
Albert Poe son of Lima residents sustained a broken tee in a mishap last Sunday while riding a wallow. The injury mirrors a prior similar fracture requiring special care. Out-of-town attendees at the Woodman dance in Dillon included Mr and Mrs Jeff Brown and Miss Sophia Guyaz of Armstead among others.
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Robert Poe
Lima
City
James Jensen
Armstead
Dillon
George Wolfe
Albert Poe
Mgr
R. L. Toe
Butte “Mhond
Momine
Dillon Byrday
Jeff ‘Brown
Sophia Guyaz
M. R. Rand
Donovan Ranch
Holly Staudaker
Mary Trostle
Ivo Himer
Orrie Nyhart
Harold Enger
Twin Bridges
Henry Montague
Hugh Naughton
Roy Osborne
Bannack
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