Local Notices and Shop News In Dillon
Dillon week notes show Dr. Irwin recovering from mumps, homespun items at Dart Hardware Co, cups and saucers given away, rooms for rent at Hart lodging house, and several Dillon residents visiting Butte or Butte visitors in town. New Year customs, local births, dental moves, coal and wood transfers, and Christmas church activities are also chronicled with multiple named locals and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Lodging House
Dart Hardware Co
Arthur Conger
Butte
Wilson
Salt Lake City
Tribune Book Store
Eugene L. Poindexter
Wellington Dawes
Idaho
Glendale
Edith Poindexter
Drummond
Dillon
Dart Hardware Cos
P. F. Rudy
Rudy
Allie Call
The Heart on the Sleeve Adventure Ends in Love
A seashore tale follows a summer rescuer who saves Christobel Keith from a whirlpool. He discovers a red heart on her sleeve and a hidden romance with the girl and her mother, leading to a dramatic city meeting and a vow to reveal the truth. The mystery of the jeweled heart is tied to Christobel’s past and her warrior stance toward lovers. EPmond Compton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Heart
Christolw
Christobel Keith
Christohrl Keith
Miss Keith
Keith
Keiths
Christabel
Christobel
Waoers
Epmond Compton
Anderson and Shaw Couple Married in Dillon
George Anderson and Miss Irene Shaw of near Bristow Montana secured a marriage license in Dillon and were wed at the Presbyterian Manse. Rev. A. B. Martin officiated and the couple departed Monday for the groom’s Gragm ranch near Bristow to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Anderson
Irene Shaw
Bristow
Big Hole
Dillon
A. B. Martin
Gragm
Benjamin A. Shaw
Big Hole Basin
Mr. Anderson
Anniversary Dinner Turns Grim In Domestic Dispute
A tense quarrel between spouses over an anniversary plan ends with threats of violence toward a chicken. The husband protests the idea claiming no fault lies with the animal as the wife insists on a fatal tribute.
Star Scintillation Atmosphere and Stars
The Minneapolis Journal notes that star scintillation adds beauty but hinders telescope study. It observes Sirius at horizon with rainbow hues and discusses whether stellar own properties cause some scintillation besides atmospheric effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirius
Minneapolis Journal
Boy invites foe to party but foe does not come
A mother aims to reconcile two fighting boys Johnnie and Willie. Johnnie invites Willie to a party and vows to coax him to attend The gathering turns chaotic with no Willie arrival and the episode ends with Johnnie confessing his invitation and dare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Willie
Narper
Historical note on rights of peers in the justice system
The excerpt outlines privileges of peers including private audiences with the sovereign to discuss public welfare, trial by peers for treason or felony, immunity from civil arrest except for indictable offenses, exemption from juries, and the allowance to sit with a hat in court. It also mentions the option of a silken cord in place of a hempen rope for the last penalty.
Frantic Cabman Denounces Bus Disaster Victim
In a chaotic street scene London Judy notes a cabman cursing the bus driver blamed for wrecking his vehicle and crippling him while a constable urges restraint amid ruins and anger. The fragment evokes street protests after a catastrophic collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabman
London
Judy
The Dog as a Mealtime Nuisance
A Country Gentleman critique notes a dog’s habit of begging for food at meals. Despite its friendly traits, the dog is described as a most disgusting table companion, prompting unease about keeping animals during dining.
Emerson on Castles in the Air as Better Than Caverns
The prose compares grand airy castles to grim underground caverns, praising idealized visions over harsh confinement. Emerson’s line suggests optimistic, imaginative structures offer more comfort and value than bleak, carved-out spaces shaped by discontent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Dillon Woman Weds Michael Glenn in Livingston Ceremony
Mrs. Lucie Green, daughter of W. H. Pine of Dillon, wed engineer Michael Glenn on Thursday in Livingston. The couple plans to reside in Glendive where Glenn works on a dredge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Livingston
Lucie Green
Michael Glenn
W. H. Pine
Glenn
Glendive
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Alwys
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Montana
Irwin
Teddy
Tribune
F.C. McFadden
Fred Waldorf
Robert Gray
Bannack
R. R. Rathbone
First National Bank
Alice Herr
E. T. Brock
Rock Springs
Diamondville
Fred Hubert
J. A. Bowen
Morton Egbert
Poindexter
Robert Boone
St. James’ Church
David Maule
James Dunstan
Harriett Myers
Stone & Grady
Bannack Street
Pluma Tattersall
Maidie Rife
Miss Catlin
Deer Lodge
Maurice A. Walter
M.D
Maud Hill
Bedrock
St. James Guild
Philip Lovell
Huey
Railroad Avenue
George Gray
Mill Point
Riley
City
Blatz
Charles Perry
J. Robert Morton
Dd. B. Barton
Dilion
Miss Leone
Dillon Coal and Transfer Company
General Transfer and Dearlers
I’. E. Foote
Mr. Foote
Mrs. Foote
L. C. Ford
Miss Ada
Lima
M. A. Walker
Fred Oliver
Shorty
Wynes
Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Ben Froman
Gist
Hirschman
Butte- Argenta Copper Company
Iron Mountain
Argenta
Floyd Best
State Bank
Montana and
Bannack Streets
C. M. Eddy
C. Chariell
Dell
Board of County Commissioners
Col. Alf. Decker
Armstead
Beaverhead County
Court House
Terry Tuttle
Elgin
Ore
J. R.norville
Tuttle
Jefferson Valley
Tripune
Dr. Swain
Albert
Murray’s Hospital
SILK
Morton
Shaw-Anderson
Karl Riedelsberger Piano
T. J. Mulany
Dillon, Mont
THE
Graeter Grocery Company
Malaga
PEN Yan
Holly
Monarch
Oakdale Creamery
Huyler
Allegretti
Jersey
Copfipany
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