Tremblay Teaching in Geraldine Drops by Dillon for Christmas
Mrs L O Tremblay teaching at Geraldine visited Dillon last week to spend Christmas with her husband in California. Mr Tremblay formerly with the Golden Rule store becomes assistant manager there. She will return via Dillon Jane to finish her school term. Mrs John Meyers and Lucille of Pocatello visit Dillon at Annie Nelson and Dave Sullivan homes. J C Wimmer of Bozeman attends to business in the city. Mr and Mrs F L Grey visited in Butte Thursday.
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Polaris Residents Share Christmas Cheer Across Homes
Families and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Carl L Knoll, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Penny, the Kellums, Pahlinish and Pannegaard clans gathered for Christmas dinners. A school Christmas program featured poems, songs, a play, and Santa's arrival, with participants Virginia Gray, Floyd Pahnish, Lacey Pyle, and Dwight Harrison among others. Mrs. Mary Judge plans to move to Missoula after Christmas. Mrs. Harriet Tooley visited relatives in Harlow Town for the holiday.
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Floyd Pahnish
Ielmer Hays
Lacey Pyle
Betty Harrison
Tom Judge
Elmer Hays
Frank Judge
Dwight Harrison
Jerry Harris
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Helen Judge
Ruth Pyle
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Ilmer Hays
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Ralph Harrison
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Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract Company Week Ending December 31 1927
Real estate transfers are listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending December 31 1927. The items document property movements and recorded deeds, reflecting local land transactions and title work completed in that period.
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Patent U. S. A. Granted to Arthur M Peterson
The United States issued a patent to Arthur M. Peterson for a 640 acre tract in the Sage Creek basin marking a formal grant of public land to private ownership.
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Foley Pills diuretic praised by San Francisco customer
Mrs. Mary B states Foley Pills diuretic quickly relieved back pain and rheumatic discomfort, allowing peaceful sleep. The ad urges others not to suffer from backache kidney and bladder issues and notes Gosman the druggist in Ardv.
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Prize for Smithsonian Caried to be the largest kereni in the world
The Catfield collection item now weighs a substantial amount and is said to be the largest piece associated with the Smithsonian. The article discusses the term topaz, its biblical references, and notes that topaz is often confused with diamond, though it is softer and more prone to color changes with sun exposure.
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Editor Confronted by Angry Reader Over Name Spelling
A visitor storms into Welch Warbler's editor, demanding correction of his name. He identifies as Morgan T. David and protests that the paper miscalled him a thief and a blackleg, insisting his middle initial is I not H.
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Antique Craze Leads to Water Pitcher Incident
Narrative recalls a Newburyport tale where a water pitcher was hurled from a window, striking a man and triggering lament over lost antique value. The exchange shows distress over the item’s damage and its sentimental worth.
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Grandma Holland Remains Seventy in Seventy Years Tale
A brief note from the 20th century recalls Grandma Holland who was stated to be seventy since age fifty and would stay seventy for four decades, reflecting a characteristic anecdote from Woman's Home Companion.
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No hunting or trapping sign for sale at Tribune office
A small sign reading no hunting or trapping is offered for sale at the Tribune office as advertised. The ad notes simple wooden sign suitable for farms or properties and is listed in the newspaper’s classifieds.
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Distress Signaling Rules Evolve in Early 20th Century
The Marconi company in 1904 ordered stations to add CQ D to general inquiry calls for British ships to form a distress signal. The Berlin Convention of 1908 made SOS universal, though CQ D and SOS were used together for a period to ensure comprehension of distress signals.
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Unverified sayings attributed to Napoleon on marriage and France
The text cites disputed quotes linked to Napoleon Bonaparte about marriage to an Austrian princess and his friendship with Austria. It notes claims that he uttered aphorisms softening harsh truths, and mentions that authorities disagree over the line quoted as After me the deluge with attributions to Madame de Pompadour and Louis XV.
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Sunday School at First Presbyterian Church
The notice directs a Sunday school session at 10 00 a m at the First Presbyterian Church with no additional details.
Christian Science Sunday Services on Sebree Street
Services held every Sunday at 11 o clock. The public is invited to attend.
Methodist Church 606 Services and Sermon Topics
Il B. Ricketts, minister, invites worshippers to 9:45 Sunday school 11:00 morning worship with the sermon Christmas Echoes 6:30 Epworth League and 7:30 evening services on Patriotic Dangers.
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Church Schedule Announces Sunday School and Services
A local church posts its weekly timetable with Sunday school at 10:00, morning worship at 11:00 including the Lord's Supper, 6:30 B Y P A on Christian life, 7:30 evening service, 8:00 Wednesday prayer meeting, and 8:00 Thursday choir rehearsal.
St Rose Church Mass Times and Confession Hours
The Tribune notes St Rose Catholic Church OL IF Leschner, Pastor, offers Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 30, evening service at 7 30, weekday Mass at 8, confessions Saturday 8 to 6 and 7 to 9, first Friday Mass at 6 30.
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