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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1925

Page

4

Jackson Montana Roundup of Christmas Week Social News

Mrs. Fred Hirschy spent Monday in wisdom shopping. S G Dishno is spending holidays in Dillon with home folks. J E Morse was a business visitor at Pinkerton ranch. Mr and Mrs S P Nelson visited Fritz Wacley home. Mr and Mrs Loss guests at Quigley home for Christmas dinner. Miss Francis Barber visiting mother at Pinkerton ranch. Mr and Mrs Martin Jackson entertained Anderson family at dinner on Christmas day. Miss Mildred Jackson and others heading to Salt Lake for University of Utah. Miss Myrtle Shaw home from Missoula State University. High school students home for holidays include Ethel Anderson Lucille Jackson May Clemon Emil Olsen Edith Husted and bb Anderson. Mrs Fred Dishno seriously ill in Missoula hospital. Christmas tree entertainment at Community hall Jackson well attended. music by Noel Jackson Ed Dishno and Fred Tessier, midnight refreshments. Mr and Mrs John Wenger home from Missoula. Mrs Wenger formerly Miss Jean Langdorf. They accept positions at Jake Neidt ranch for winter while Neidt party plans to visit Hast.

Jackson Mont Fred Hirschy Wisdom S. G. Dishno Dillon J. E. Morse Pinkerton Ranch Fritz Wacley Mrs. Loss Quigley Francis Barber Mrs. Barber Martin Jackson Anderson Mildred, Jackson Edwin Anderson Jakie Neidt Salt Lake University of Utah Myrtle Shaw Missoula State University Ethel Anderson Lucille Jackson May Tom Clemon Emily Olsen Edith Grace Husted Bba Anderson State Normal College Fred Dishno the Big Hole Noel Jackson Ed,Dishno Fred ‘Tessier John Wenger Wenger Jean Langdorf Jake Neidt Neidt Sheridan Elmer Hyndman Hyndman Curtis Holland R. W. Rossiter Dave Miss Boone Rossiter W. W. Buford Marjorie Dyer Eleanore O. A. Schulz Neva Walter Lester Schulz Butte Leonard Schulz Delafield Wisconsin St. John’s Military Academy Leonard Harry Foster W. E. Kearney Beaverhead E. A. Calavan James Calavan Richmond Vernon Marsh Spokane Walter Ellinghouse F. P. McGregor Livingston Ruby Valley Mary Raymond Helena Miss Raymond Junod W. E. Harmon

Local Happenings In Medicine Lodge

Edgar Rife visited his parents on the upper Lodge Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Willborn traveled to Armstead Monday. Mrs Craver spent the weekend with her son Amos. Martin Thurston hauled poles to Mr Dewitt at Armstead Tuesday.

Medicine Lodge Edgar Rife Upper Lodge Mrs. Willborn Armstead

Local visitors and travel reported in Armstead region

John Stringer of Portland visited friends. Dick Freeman made a business trip to Sheep Creek basin earlier this week. Ike Rife motored to Armstead midweek. Mrs. Duke Davis is ill at home on the lower Lodge. James Gravely and Vergil Givens were visitors in Armstead Monday.

John Stringer Portland Dick Freeman Sheep Creek Basin Ike Rife Armstead Mrs. Duke Davis James Gravely Vergil Givens

Sheridan News Highlights Quiet Holidays and Local Socials

Sheridan records a quiet holiday season with dinner parties and New Year celebrations. The notice lists visits, birthdays, and gatherings at the Hyndman, Holland, Schulz, Calavan, Marchesseau, and Pyle households, plus cattle shipments, seed pea contracts, and wool price optimism for 1925.

Polaris News Highlights Local Holiday Familiarities

Polaris residents James Brown George Judge and Wilbur Tash returned to Dillon to resume high school after visiting home. Mrs Olive M Harrison entertained with Xmas Day dinner guests including Harrison family members. Elizabeth Jane born December 29 to Frank E Marchesel and Jane Martin in Anaconda. Agnes Casey returned to reopen school after holidays. Local farming trades include W S Tash buying fat cows and Pyle Bros selling cattle to Frank Grice.

Butte J. M. Briggaman Sprin W. S Tash Frye & Co Pyle Bros Frank Grice

Christmas Gifts Bring Joy and Duplicates Mentioned

Flossie recalls a wonderful Christmas with many gifts and no duplicates. Catty Thing notes a festive Xmas with several duplicates under the mistletoe.

Flossie

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Claims Safety

Mothers demand a reliable cough remedy and Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has supplied generations. The advertisement touts long history and broad popularity, urging parents to choose Foley's and to refuse substitutes as Potts the druggist endorses it.

Foley Foley’s. Potts

A Romance of the Wilds The Free Traders

An attractive Northland girl and a Canadian mounted policeman meet by chance on the edge of the wilds. They face danger and rescue each other then embark on a great adventure fighting for survival and freedom against outlaws. A tale of youth romance sacrifice and joy.

Northland Wilds

Historic WwW Memorial Document Revealed at Evanston Exhibit

Antique parchment found at Rest Cottage Evanston NL linked to Frances E. Willard and Anna Gordon details a 1884 petition to ratify prohibition in the U S Constitution. Signers include Willard Buell Woodbridge Stevens and Pugh. The artifact forms part of a Medinah Temple exhibit during the National W C T U Golden Jubilee in Chicago November 14-19.

Rest Cottage Evanston Frances E. Willard Anna A. Gordon Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Caroline B. Buell Mary A. Woodbridge Lillian N. M. Stevens Esther Pugh Medinah Temple Cocaga Woman's Christian Temperance Union Evanston, Ill

New Hudson River Bridge Opens Bear Mountain Link

Thanksgiving Day marked the opening of a new private highway suspension bridge over the Hudson River above New York City. The 2260 foot structure carries a 38 foot asphalt roadway, rises 350 feet above the river, and offers panoramic views of the Hudson and the Highlands.

New York State New England Hudson River New York City Bear Mountain Anthony Albany New York Hudson Highlands West Point Storm King Highway United States

Old Remedy Claims Quick Cough Relief

Mrs. R. Morgan of Homewood Illinois praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for stopping her cough quickly and notes it has stood the test of time as the longest selling cough medicine in the world. Pottsville Denton will form an improvement district to raise funds for electric power service.

Denton

Graffe Family Safe Heist Reported as Burglars Strike

Fragmentary reminiscence describes an attempted theft by Graffe family at a home safe. Text notes burglars jimmied the lock and left the scene bare, with garbled adages interwoven and unclear outcomes.

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