Local Dillon Notes And Shopper News
Dillon residents and visitors appear in a jumble of short notices including Miss Mary Harris in Butte and Miss Nellie McCauley shopping in Dillon. Listings mention Dr. W H Stephan moving offices and a new dental location, Shoe repairs, rags for the Tribune, and various travelers from Dell Armstead Bannack and Melrose to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie McCauley of
Armstead
Dillon
W. H. Stephan
Poindexter Block
Gas on Stomach Made Mrs. Cook Nervous
Mrs. Lela Cook reports years of gas and nervousness and credits Adlerika with significant relief. The ad claims one spoonful cleanses the bowels, stops bloating, and removes matter unseen in the system. A. Potts Druggist endorses Adlerika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Adlerika
Lela Cook
A. Potts
Ady
Conways Visit Dillon After California Trip
Mr and Mrs George B Conway of Helena spent a few days in Dillon at the home of their daughter Mrs W J Cushing. They were enroute home from a several weeks trip to southern and central California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Hobson
Fullerton
Cal
C. D. Hocking
George B. Conway
Helena
Dillon
W. J. Cushing
Mrs. Conway
California
Senator Hazelbaker Attends Brantly Tablet Ceremony
Senator and Mrs Hazelbaker returned from Helena where they witnessed the bronze tablet presentation to the late Judge Theodore A Brantly in court esteem. The senator fell ill with the flu in the capital but has since recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hazelbaker
Helena
Supreme Court
Theodore A. Brantly
Lanark Community Hall Funded by Local Subscriptions
The Lanark community hall is projected at $2,000 and to be built through local subscriptions. Citizens donate to support the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanark
Normal College Notes Week Highlights and Coming Events
February 9 assembly featured Parent-Teacher Association remarks by Mrs. H. F. Best and plans to organize branches. Miss Mary K. Sands to lead next week’s program with a one act play The Pot Boiler. Women’s basketball teams form from dorms and town residents. Margaret Pimperton crowned Carnival Queen. Booster Club carnival nets about 200 dollars for Chinook, M Club hosting a dance, and Normal College faces Intermountain in basketball. Pepita operetta try-outs and March 19 20 shows scheduled with Nellie Cecil in the lead. A science club forms at the training school to spark grade seven and eight interest with Melvin Nelson assisting.
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Parent-Teachers Association
H. F. Best
Parent-Teachers Asociation
Mary K. Sands
Dramatics
Intermountain
Pepita
Nellie Cecil
Bozeman
Dean Angeline Smith Heads to National Deans Meeting
Dean Angeline Smith leaves Wednesday for a national meeting of the deans of women. Her itinerary includes Chicago and Lincoln Nebraska with additional stops in the eastern states.
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Angeline Smith
The
Deans of Women
Chicago
Lincoln
Nebraska
December graduates enter teaching across Montana schools
All December graduates of the Normal college are now teaching with most starting January first. A few secured positions a week or two later. Names and locations include Kathleen Ashburner Harlowton Rita Black rural Myrne Carlson Harye Mary Casson Josephine Cushing Judith Gap Hildegarde Larson Walier Lilyan McCanna Augusta Rosalie Monahan rural in Deer Lodge county near Anaconda Ethel Quinlan Lewistown.
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Normal College
Kathleen Ashburner
Rural teachers placed from Fallon county and college calls rise
Henrietta Slanger Ellen Ware Eleanor Woolverton and Laurel are named among graduates placed during Christmas holidays. The Normal college reports many rural teaching calls, preferring Montana trained teachers over importing outsiders, with ongoing demand for rural positions. Sunburst storage by Linois Pipeline and Ohio Oil Co to stabilize oil, Montana stock market 1925 improves. cattle shipments reach 83 296 head with 181 655 to Chicago. Helena Penwell Meadow sells a 566 acre ranch for 22000 dollars to Lawrence Halfert leveraging rented farm income.
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Henrietta Slanger
Fallon County
Baker
Ellen Ware
Eleanor Woolverton
Laurel
The
Normal College
Montana
Chicago
Helena
Penwell Meadow
Lawrence Halfert
Malta Holiday turkey prices rise to 48 cents a pound
Malta holiday shoppers see turkey prices climb to 48 cents per pound as market reports note higher costs for locally sourced birds. The rise affects price-sensitive families planning festive meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Phillips County
Terry-Bean Crop Sets 1925 Record Returns
The Terry Bean crop produced unusually high earnings in 1925 prompting farmers to increase plantings in 1926. Extension agents note strong prices and favorable yields benefited growers and local markets.
Butte Milwaukee Railroad Electrifies 200 More Miles
The railroad company announces plans to electrify two hundred additional miles of main line. This expansion aims to modernize freight and passenger service, improving efficiency and reducing emissions across key routes.
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Butte—Milwaukee Railroad
Dean's Pills Offer Kidney Relief Prominently Endorsed
Dillon resident James Prelat reports sharp back pains and frequent nighttime urination eased by Dean's Pills a diuretic kidney remedy from Pott's Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y manufactures advertise the product at 60 cents with a buying cue to ask for Dean's Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Dillon
James Prelat
Harness Imoker
North
Washington Street
Pott
Mr. Prelat
Foster-Milburn Co, Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Ranch for Sale 360 Acres in Montana
360 acres irrigated land with 340 acres good grain land and 20 acres wild pasture. No. 1 water rights. Located on the railroad between two towns five and four miles away. Clark Anderson of Dillon Montana offers favorable terms on both time and interest.
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Clark Anderson
Dillon
Montana
Readable Drug Advertisement Offer from Foley and Co
An old ad text urges sending ten cents to Foley Co in Chicago for a ten cent bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs colds and hoarseness plus a sample pack of FOLEY'S PILLS and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS. It claims millions helped and is signed Potts the Druggist with Adv. 6-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
FOLEY
Potts
Montana 1925 wealth totals and steer freight from Two Dot
The 1925 total value of raw wealth in Montana reached $327,275,236, equating to $589.02 per resident. For the third straight year a trainload of fat steers from Huidekopher ranch south of Two Dot on Crazy Mountain led the Chicago market.
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Montana
Huidekopher Ranch
Two Dot
Crazy Mountain
Chicago
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R. E. Elliott
Dell
Lester Norris
Melrose
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Ike Rife, Jr
Medicine Lodge
E. M. Martinell
Robert J. Dansie
Mike Stefanatz
Blaine
Dart’s Hall
May Sprinkle
Bannack
Charles F. Lloyd
Olaf Swanson
Herman Peterson
Tribune
Gladys Trambley
Red Rock
Our City
Mary Schoenborn
Three Forks
R. D. Curry
Golden Rule Store
Clinton
Hottell
James Kirkpatrick
Mont
Adv
Tom Carney
Rochester
Minn
Dillon Bench
Pearl I. Smith
Dillon Montana
Tattersall
McKinley
Tribune Book Store
Tattersall’s
Jim Andrus
Victor Carrigan
Latters Automobile
Johnson Trading Co
Blair Sprinkle
Missoula
State University
Catherne Lasich
Glendale
Earl Ogilvie
Anna Lasich
City Shoe Store
Henry Shoenborn
Helen Randolph
Margaret Pimperton
Belt
Georgia Hartman
Kalispell
Dorothy Graham
M Club
Melvin Nelson
Crandell
Personality
Service
Dillon Tribune
Haines City
Florida
Bryson
Aan
Linois Pipe Line
Ohio Oil Co
the Times
Will M. Rhodes
Sheridan, Montana
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