Local Happenings and Visits Around Dillon
A roundup of residents and visitors with notes on trips, calls, and social visits. Names include Wendell Jardine from Jackson, Miss Mildred Jackson, Mrs Mary Craver, Joseph Golobick, Bernard Bray, A J Spaulding of Butte, Judge Lyman Bennett, Mrs C P Brenner, William Dunn, arl Cantrell, Ernest Peyre, and many others. Local business listings for sewing machine parts and farm buyers. Various small notices on moves, teaching in Flagstaff, Rotary club plans, and the Dillon Telephone Directory ahead of January 20 1925.
Hurley Graphs. B. Ly. Hurley.
Quotations on self, duty, love, and human nature vie for emphasis. The piece muses on personal responsibility and the role of intelligence in learning from experience while noting the tension between heart and head and the haunting power of the human brain.
Night Themed Veiled Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse with repeated night motifs celebrates love and longing across seasons and distant lands. The piece urges companionship and warmth through moon and star imagery and dream filled nights.
Child Diet and Heritage Health Hinges on Bone and Teeth
The passage emphasizes that a child's bones and teeth reflect dietary quality. It argues nutrition quality drives long term bone health and dental outcomes, linking early diet to robust development and resilience.
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Coughett
Value of a Christian church in your town
First Baptist Church led by Minister E. L. Hurley outlines church benefits to the community. It cites property value, morals, social stability, and religious training for children. Sunday topics include A Finished and Unfinished Task in the morning and In Time's Garden in the evening.
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E. L. Hurley
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract Co Week Ending Jan 3 1925
Real estate transfers are listed for the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending January 3 1925. The itemized transfers note properties moved between individuals and firms, reflecting local land and property activity during the period.
Dillon Becomes Land Transfer Hub in Numerous Deeds
U S transfers and warranty deeds list 161 acre Alkali Creek parcels to Dora B Rash and 40 acres to heirs of Jules D Guy az near Medicine Lodge Creek. Dillon townsite lots shift hands among Loree, Lang, and Banks families with sums from 1 to 10500 dollars. Real estate sale orders, probate distributions, and official bonds accompany the entries in Bea verhead County notices.
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U. S
Dora B. Rash
Jules D. Guyaz
Medicine Lodge
Catherine L. Loree
Anna” Loree
George T. Banks
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Dillon
Tattersall's ranges offer factory-cost values
Compact notice from Tattersall's promoting ranges sold at less than current factory cost. Encourages customers to discard old worn-out fuel hogs and view new offerings. Ends with a brief 38-If fragment.
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Tattersall’s
Boy Injured Recounts Skating Rink Fall
Arthur Stoltz, son of Mrs. G. 0. Engman of this city and a high school student, suffered a severe brain concussion and facial cuts after dropping ten feet from a tree onto ice while stringing a wire for electric lights. He is resting at home and recovering. The Jefferson National Forest paid 4,659.74 dollars to seven counties for timber sold in 1924. Judith Gap C R Stone sold 400 lambs for 12 cents a pound.
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Arthur Stoltz
G. 0. Engman
Jefferson National Forest
Judith Gap
C. R. Stone
Foley Pills Endorsement From Dorchester Reader
Landon Taylor of Dorchester Towa writes Foley Pills are the best he ever used. He says he had kidney trouble but now feels fine and praises the drug as a diuretic stimulant. Potts, the druggist, carries Foley Pills.
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Landon Taylor
Dorchester
Towa
Foley
Potts
Insurance policies received for ex service men
The first adjusted compensation certificates in the form of insurance policies for ex service men were received this week from Washington by local war veterans. Over 2,000,000 of these policies have been applied for nationwide and applications continue flowing into the Veterans Bureau. Stockett The Andrus Co is preparing to drill a third well on the Coal Ridge structure.
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Washington
Veteran’s Bureau
Stockett
The
Andrus Co
New $125,000 gymnasium opens at School of Mines
Butte reports the School of Mines has opened a new gymnasium valued at $125,000. The facility enhances athletic programs and campus recreation at the historic mining school.
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Butte
The
School of Mines
Doan's Pills End Back Aches and Kidney Trouble
Dillon resident G Torgerson testifies Doan's Pills relieves back pain from kidney troubles. The ad urges readers to use Doan's Pills for similar symptoms, noting 60 cents at dealers and Wooster Milburn Co as manufacturers.
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Doan’s
Dillon
G. Torgerson
Glendale St
Doan
Mr. Torgerson
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