Wife Reflects on Theaters Ad Shows "Irish Rose" Run
A husband and wife read theater advertisements in the newspaper and discuss whether the play "Abie's Irish Rose" is still on stage, with the wife prompting and the husband reacting in surprise.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
3
A husband and wife read theater advertisements in the newspaper and discuss whether the play "Abie's Irish Rose" is still on stage, with the wife prompting and the husband reacting in surprise.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a reward of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
A humorous theater note references a couple discussing a revival of Abie's Irish Rose. The wife asserts the show remains popular while the husband jokes about a misheard line.
A humorous dialogue notes a baby who clearly copies his father, with the mother remarking the child is “simply crazy about his bottle.”
Dialogue from a rural setting where a young man asks an elder about married life and finances. The old man advises giving the wife control of salary and placing the husband on a regular allowance to avoid time and trouble.
The Bozeman Stillwater County Wool Growers Association reports a 1925 contract for over 500000 pounds at 50 cents per pound. Montana has spent about 20 million dollars since 1914 on oil activities, drilling 1.3 billion feet and yielding 16 million in crude value. MacDonald and Asquith faced hecklers while speaking at election platforms. Baldwin spoke quietly to millions at a radio company office.
A fragmentary note mentions a Scotch designer referenced in a discussion of spring fashion and skirts. The wording implies a bet or boast about the designer's influence on upcoming styles without full context or details.
A reflective piece traces a boy’s milestones from a stray dog to first earnings ten cents and a bicycle. It notes childhood moments like a note with a hair lock, a dented hat, and a dentist visit amid family life and growing independence.
A traveler asks the conductor if there is time to fetch a drink before the train leaves. The conductor replies affirmatively and adds that he will accompany the tourist, humorously stating crying catfish.
A compilation notes numerous topics from 53 one-way streets in New York to Denmark considering disbanding its armed forces. It mentions Spain appointing its first female mayor, Italy planning a huge skyscraper in Rome, and technical notes on dirigible gas cells. It also cites bootleg immigrant trafficking profits and Baltic Sea mine relics postwar.
A speaker notes wearing a large brimmed hat when going out in a car with friends to protect the ears while passing through the windshield area. The remark emphasizes practical headwear and safety habits during rides.
A collage of items notes U S English publishing output, the 1910 America dirigible disaster from Atlantic City, Eskimo use of schooners, college and high school education value, large gull migrations in Montana, Yiddish kibosh origin, a petrol line break on a French plane and a transcontinental telephone disruption near Elko Nevada.
Dorchester Iowa resident Landon Taylor asserts Foley Pills are the best he ever used. He reports prior kidney trouble and now feels fine. Advertisement by Potts the druggist notes Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for kidney issues.
Students at Indiana University Bloomington cannot drive outside Bloomington or possess a car while attending the university. The ban cites poor scholastic standing per the dean’s statement.
The folding rooms in Washington disposed of over a million obsolete House publications and about 900000 Senate documents. More than 50 tons were sold as waste paper.
A scar on a ten year old tree from barbed wire remains three feet from the ground at thirty five years. A surveyor blaze at shoulder height a century ago stays shoulder height if the tree remains. Trees add girth with seasons but height comes from growth at the top.
Mabel Whitworth Wagner formerly Mabel Whitworth of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove up a stock raising homestead entry No 022925 for sections 19 20 29 30 T9S R6W with witnesses Thomas Flynn Otto D Bullis Clyde Smith and Archie Gauchay all of Dillon. Hearing before United States Commissioner F A Hazelbaker March 18 1925.
District Court summons to Bert B. Carlisle in Beaverhead County Montana to answer Louise Carlisle's complaint to dissolve their marriage. Defendant must file an answer within twenty days of service or default judgment will be entered. Case references a marriage on 1910 in Montana.
The grounds allege that for over three years the defendant wilfully failed to provide common necessaries and deserted the plaintiff without cause. The filing notes the plaintiff as Wig B Carlisle, age 10, and is dated January 30, 1925 with clerk Fred Rife and attorneys Gilbert & Gilbert and T F McFadden listed.
United States Land Office notices Francis Hann through agent M. Wichman of Salt Lake City has applied for four United States patents for the Isabella Bare Hill Maltby S and Francis H lode mining claims in Blue Wing district Beaverhead County Montana survey No 10494. The notice lists specific boundary bearings and distances and states the area is 76934 acres with adjoining plots Del Monte Lot 52 Bonaparte Lot 53. Published in Dillon Montana by Register F A Motz with posting December 18 1924.
Notice is given that Eli Marius Peterson of Dillon Montana made Stock raising Homestead Entry 022539 on February 10 1922 for the S% of section 8 and the N% of section 10 township 9 South range 11 West intends to prove up his claim within three years before F F A Hazelbaler at Dillon Montana on February 19 1925 Albert Anderson Mads O Anderson Anton Christensen Berg Christensen all of Dillon Montana F A Motz land office at Helena Montana February 4 1925
Administratrix Katie Osterman of Beaverhead County Montana, the estate of George Osterman deceased, calls all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the law office of W J Cushing in Dillon Montana. Dated January 20 1925.
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