Dillon News Briefs Find grocer sales and local cameos
Local notes show Bond Grocery Co promotions on butter eggs and apples, and oblong notices of births, visiting residents, and business travelers. Community updates mention Hazelbaker shipments, mining and abstract services, and residents like Mrs. Peterson and Mr. Ward in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Grocery Co
Clayton Schuler
Hazelbaker
Isaac Edinger
Divide
Blaine
Busy Bee Club
Theron Moran
Dillon
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
E. P
Pat” Ward
Great Falls
Ward
Rainbow Drug Company of
Frank Hazlebaker
Pres
Mont
Covert London Coatman Thomas Britton Loved by Aristocrats
The article describes Thomas Britton a humble coal dealer in Clerkenwell who, despite a plain trade and attire, gathered London’s elite including the Duke of Devonshire and the Earls of Oxford Pembroke Sunderland and Winchelsea at his Aylesbury Street home. His ground floor shop and upstairs music room hosted weekly gatherings with a British Museum portrait chronicling his influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomas Britton
Clerkenwell Churchyard
Duke of Devonshire
Earls of Oxford
Pembroke
Sunderland
Ound
Winchelsea
Britton
Realist tale mocked by Waker in Philadelphia club
George Horace Lorimer derides realists while recounting a parlor tale about a girl engaged to two men. The maid proposes a ruse to choose a fiancé, suggesting she feign mourning to secure commitment to the remaining suitor before the scene ends with both suitors leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waker
George Horace Lorimer
Philadelphia Club
Bessie
Leather industry ranks third in U S manufacturing
The 1914 census of manufacturers shows about 250,000 people employed in the U S leather industry. Some 55,936 work in tanning and leather trades, with the remainder mainly shoemakers and harness makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The Bargaining Play: Lawyers Win in Collective Disputes
In a dialogue style, Farmer Countessel likens collective bargaining to a plain lawsuit. The party with the sharpest legal talent is likened to the one most likely to secure a favorable settlement or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Countessel
Tacoma Pastor Leaves Pulpit for Norwegian Fishing Life
H B Nyoen former pastor of the Norwegian Baptist church of Tacoma Washington heads to Harstad Norway seeking a steadier income. He aims to support his wife and four children by fishing and then serving as pastor there earning about 1500 dollars a year with house and fuel. His decision follows limited earnings from Teoma church and a desire to return to Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seasat
Norway
Nowley
H. Bo Nyoen
Norwegian Baptist Church of
Tacoma
Wash
Ameren
Harstad
Teoma
Australian cost of living described by trade representative
Mick Sheldon, Australian trade representative, says living costs have risen 30 percent with a four room cottage renting $20 to $25 monthly. He notes compulsory arbitration, no new war tax, three wheat crops on the market, and soldiers paid $10 a week until they secure fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick Sheldon
Sheldon
Admonishing Them on a Dusty City Beat
Constable Sam T. Slackputter sternly scolds youths for matching pennies on the sidewalk, saying the practice disrupts his walk and dusts his uniform as he patrols the Petunia beat. The remark appears in the Kan as City Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam T. Slackputter
Petunia
Rkan
City Star
Bombing suspect linked to divinity student says Buffalo Express
The Buffalo Express reports that the man alleged to have thrown the bomb at Egypt's premier is described as a divinity student. Mrs Skepp jokes about dragging others to church as the discussion continues.
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al Jolson
Harry Fox
Charles Harrison
Lewis James
Chas. Harrison
Campbell
Burns
Mary
Whispering Pines
Lou
Cairo
Peggy
Harry Burr
George Meader
Campbell and Burr
Dance Records
Art Hickman
Beale
Prince’s
Alabama
Athens
Bill Bili
Louis T. Gruenberg
Toscha Seidel
Lance
Saatem Pate Perey Grainger
My John
Perey Grainger
Columbia Orchestra
Guido Neiro
Guido Ceiro
William William
William
William Tempert
Lola
Columbia Band
Novelty Records
Belalaika Orchestra
Canta
Erminie
Vocal Records
Rigoletto
Barrientos and
Heckett
Riccardo Starediari
Hulda Lashanska
Cece Eprpeeeen
Virginia Asker
Homer A. Rodeheaver
Josh
Fire Department
Cal Stewart
Nancy
Ada Jones
P. H. Connor
Melrose
W. N. M. Warnick
Dillon News Briefs
Dillon Greenhouses
W. N. Bichler
Armstead
Goodyear
Red Boot
Ely
Herbert
Will Harvey
Lavon
Ernest C. Selway
Alton T. Crossley
Utopia Mining Company
City Drug Company
H. C. Patterson
Dell
Clay Patterson
Tribune Book Store
Eph Peterson
Bedrock
Butte
Joe
George Metlen
Helena
Carl Taylor
Polson
Taylor
Stamm’s Jewelry Store
William Veal
Kansas
California
Grant Haines
Veal
Jessie Tilden
Queen
First Principles
Australia
Uch
E. H. Brundage
Undertaker
Burke Auto Transfer Company
ED Burke
Prop
Black Rea
Black
General Furniture Distributors
The
Crystal Laundry
H. H. Sato
Corne, Sebree and
Sts
J.carhart
Annabel Desmond
Pacific St
Marguerite Henry
Thai I
Avila Uh
Standard Lumber
C. E. Blinn
North
Montana St
Dillon, Mont
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
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