Dillon Notes and Visitors Highlight Week In Town
Local residents and visitors fill the Dillon scene this week. Ike Edinger from Divide and Steve Kambich visit on business, Miss Katherine Nolan of Butte visits friends, and John Peterson drops by Horse Prairie. May Price teaches in Seattle and enjoys holiday at Dillon home. Absent travelers include Julia Halse and friends from Sheridan, plus Halse siblings motor in from Sheridan. Hints of rental listings and Christmas photo specials appear from Fairchild Studio and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Price
Seattle
Dillon
Montana Educators Attend Two Day Montana Association Meet
Miss Alice Roe county superintendent of schools Miss Mary Innes from the Training school's primary department and Principal A. T. Peterson from the high school returned last Wednesday from Helena where they joined about 90 delegates from across the state at the Montana Educational Association two day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Roe
Mary Innes
A. T. Peterson
Helena
Montana Educational Association
Visitors and residents share New Year week in Dillon
The list records locals and visitors in Dillon during New Year week. Names include Chris Derson Hugh Nelson Mae Collins Troy Evans Ruby Wyatt Helen Sipple Mildred Jackson Marjorie Dauterman Grace Little Cameron Gowen and John Ries, with notes on travels from Butte Missoula Alder Grasshopper valley and Denver. A baby girl was born at Barrett hospital last Sunday.
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Chris Derson
Alder
Hugh Nelson
Butte
Barrett Hospital
John A. Ries
Mrs Craver and granddaughter shop in Dillon
Mrs Mary D Craver and her granddaughter Ethel Armstrong from Medicine Lodge shopped in Dillon on Wednesday. George Stimpson and Robert Ridstrop returned from Spokane on Wednesday with a shipment of fat hogs and reported satisfactory prices.
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Mary D. Craver
Ethel Armstrong
Medicine Lodge
Dillon
George Stimpson
Robert Ridstrop
Spokane
Harold Murray Burned in Ford Car Radiator Cap Incident
Harold Murray recovers after a head burn from removing a overheated Ford radiator cap. Mr and Mrs George R Baker return from Portland Oregon after a year there. Baker will succeed Joseph Fuller as deputy clerk and recorder when Fuller becomes postmaster.
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Harold Murray
George R. Baker
Portland
Oregon
Baker
Joseph Fuller
Dillon Delphian To Meet On January Fifth
Dillon Delphian will meet January 5 at Mrs. Gault's with Mrs. Howard Morse leading. Topics include meaning and origin of Opera, early composers, opera in different countries, changes over time, English Opera 18th century to present, Slavonic Opera, Opera today in Italy Germany and France, seven chief opera houses, offshoots and curiosities of Opera, Mozart's The Magic Flute.
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Dillon Delphian
Needle Club Christmas Party At Mrs Andersons Home
The Needle club held a Monday afternoon Christmas party at Mrs A L Andersons south Idaho street home. Members guessed contents of parcels and guessed donors. Miss Julia Anderson and Miss Jeanette Garver assisted Mrs Anderson.
Cross Country Club Hosts Midwinter Hike by River
The Cross Country club one of the oldest social organizations in pre city held its annual midwinter hike last Monday. Guests carried lunch baskets and camped on the riverbank west of town as a chinook wind followed a cold snap making the day ideal.
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Cross Country Club
Pre City
Dinner party for New Year at Cahill home
Miss Fannie Cahill and her brother Henry Cahill hosted nine close friends for a New Year’s Eve dinner at their South Atlantic street residence. The home was seasonably decorated and the gathering continued with cards as guests welcomed the new year after midnight.
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Fannie Cahill
Henry Cahill
Cahill
South Atlantic Street
Busy Bee Club Christmas Party Held at Mrs Orrs Home
Busy Bee club members gathered for a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Ernest Orr at her sister Mrs. Lee Reese’s Railroad avenue home due to impractical travel to the country estate. The event was a success from all points of view.
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Ernest Orr
Busy Bee Club
Mrs. Orr
Lee Reese
Railroad Avenue
Orr
Robison and McRae Wed at Armstead Baptist Parsonage
Harold J. Robinson and Miss Jef ie B. McRae of Armstead were married last Tuesday evening at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. J. L. Sturley. Attendants were Ambrose Henneberry and Miss Alyce Brgurher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Robinson
Jeffie B. McRae
Armstead
Baptist Parsonage
J. L. Sturley
Ambrose Henneberry
Alyce Brgurher
Alumni Club Meeting At Mrs Davis Home
The Normal College Alumni club will meet at Mrs. 5S. EF. Davis home 510 So. Dakota street on Monday evening January 5. Hostesses for the evening are Mrs. Davis Miss Josephine Erwin and Mrs. Pearl Robinson.
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Normal College Alumni Club
EF. Davis
Dakota Street
Davis
Josephine Erwin
Pearl Robinson
Bitterroot Club Hosts Pleasant Christmas Party
Mrs. A. G. Williams was the hostess of the Bitterroot club annual Christmas party Tuesday afternoon. It was one of the pleasantest meetings of the year and all the members thoroughly enjoyed it.
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A. G. Williams
Bitterroot Club
Westminster Guild Meets With Bernice Metlen Monday
The Alpha Kappa chapter of the Westminster Guild will meet with Miss Bernice Metlen at 515 South Dakota Street on Monday evening January 5.
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Alpha Kappa Chapter
The
Westminster Guild
Bernice Metlen
Dakota St
Manse Society Hosts Mrs Cushing Thursday Tea
Mrs Lorenzo Cushing will entertain the Manse Society Thursday afternoon January 8 at her home on South Washington Street.
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Lorenzo Cushing
Manse Society
South Washington Street
Sheriff admits side line amid bootlegging surge
A visitor warns bootlegging is rampant, while the sheriff admits he runs a nearby undertaking business and cannot interfere with big bootlegging operations. The exchange highlights corruption and organized crime influence in the town.
Puzzle Caption Reveals Cross Roads Car Reference
A playful exchange features a speaker asking Duke about his car. The reply turns the question into a joke, naming the vehicle as a Cross Roads Puzzle.
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Duke
Diversified Farming vs One Crop Gambling
D. H. Otis of the American Bankers Association urges diversified farming to reduce risk from single crops. He cites conferences across Federal Reserve districts and calls for more livestock, local programs, and banking support to aid farmers.
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D. H. Otis
American Bankers’ ‘Association
Agricultural Commission of the Association
Federal Reserve
Holé
Agricultural Commission
Bankers and Chamber Promote Agriculture in Chambersburg 1923
In early 1923 bankers and the Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce launched a vigorous county wide agricultural program. They supported farm groups with bulletins, held rural meetings, exhibited farm products and advertised home goods. A milk receiving station opened nearby, paying farmers $20 000 in its first month and marking a turning point in farming.
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Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Banks
Chamber of Commerce
California bankers pool emergency fund for state cattle losses
California bankers formed a $1,000,000 emergency fund at a recent San Francisco meeting to help the state cover slaughtered cattle due to foot and mouth disease. The Federal and State governments would each pay half the appraised value, with banks supplying the rest as a loan to the state.
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California
San Francisco
Vermont Bankers Association Prize Funds for 1923 Club Members
The Vermont Bankers Association offered $1000 to winning club members in 1923. Part of the funds were used for prizes for project leaders, with several hundred dollars allocated to girls and young participants across various activities.
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Vermont Bankers Association
Doland
Iro
Employment Bureau Sign Promotes Local Work Placements
A front window sign advertises the Employment Bureau offering placements for cooks, maids, seamstresses, nurses and other jobs. The message emphasizes practical work opportunities in the community.
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Employment Bureau
comedy producer and writer spar over coarse jokes
A producer criticizes the comedian as too coarse while a scenario writer defends screening the material before public release. The exchange reveals tension over humor boundaries and censorship in creative work.
Work of Organized Banking to Promote Better Farming
The Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association outlines programs to boost farming, including boys and girls club work, diversified farming, and expanded agricultural research funding. Conferences across 47 states have linked bankers, schools, and farmers to yield concrete plans and stronger agricultural committees, aiming to improve farming conditions through banker farmer collaboration.
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Agricultural College
Colleges of Agriculture
Bankers’ Associations
Commission
Banker-Farmer
New ,Jersey
Ohio
Wisconsin
Arkansas
College of Agriculture
Oregon
Bankers Association
Kentucky
Agricultural ‘Commission
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Ike Edinger
Divide
Steve Kambich
Reichle
John Peterson
Katherine Nolan
Fairchild
Dale Metlen
Horse Prairie
Abbie Pearson
Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs
Floyd Best
Our City
Julia Halse
Harriett Shafer
Josephine Funk
Harvey Halse
Sheridan
Archie Hayter
Montreal
Canada
H. H. Hoffland
Salt Lake
Medicine Lake
L. M. Bryan
Montana State College
Bozeman
M. D
Lafayette
Indiana
Purdue University
Mae Collins
Troy Evans
Ruby Wyatt
Missoula
Edward Smith
Livingston
Helen’ Sipple
Mildred Jackson
Jackson
Robert Dansie
Marjorie Dauterman
George Harby
Grasshopper Valley
Grace Little
Denver
Cameron Gowen
Tribune Force
Chester Barrett
Thomas Barrett
Mary Gelhaus
Anderson Market
Needle Club
American Bankers ~ “Association
Lid
Hollywood
Dumb Dan
C. H Otis
American Bankers Association
Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association
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