Lakeview Winter Bits And Local Social Club News
Lakeview residents report frigid weather with temperatures from a few degrees below zero to twenty below. Christmas day felt mild, with several dinner parties including a gathering by Mr. and Mrs. O Connor. Women around the lakes formed a sewing club meeting weekly at members’ homes, hosting tea and social chats despite snowdrifts and a recent windstorm.
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William’ O’conner
Frank Jones
Frank Davis
Robert Allen
Freeman Marble
Joseph Hanson
L. E. Culver
Frank O’conner
Upper
Bray Ranch
Tuck Jones
Lima
Motlock
Monida
Leona Huggins
Women Above the Lakes
O'Conner
Alan Buck
Buck
O’conner
Frank
Resignation of Dillon Normal College Leader Effective January 31
The director of the teachers' service division, Mrs. Curran, has presented her resignation effective January 31. A Columbia graduate, she organized the correspondence study work aiding Montana teachers to certify and earn college credits. She will join the county superintendent's office in Spokane. A farewell dinner is planned for Montana and Beaverhead teachers.
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Teachers’ Service Division
Curran
Normal College
Columbia University
Montana
Spokané
N. D. Showalter
Washington
Showalter
Cheney
Oregon
Dillon
Tara
Beaverhead
O. Eldora Ragon
Constance Bregan
Department of Physical Education
Alvin Rudolph
Great Falls
William Anderson
Libby
Hughlum Cole
Deer Lodge
Dorothy Verry
Saco
Lavyrne Brown
Russell Sommers
June Emerson
Butte
Jane Fabrick
Bozeman
Earl O. Watts
Lodge Grass
John Donaldson
Wolf Point
Gargoyle Club
Mary K. Sands
Virginia Laughlin
Miles City
Alice Lillie
Local residents undertake trips and visits around Dillon
Mr. S B Howell made a business trip to Dillon Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Charles Stoll welcomed a fine big baby boy. Frank Brenner left Tuesday for Kansas for the winter with relatives. James and John Prohosky moved to timber on Medicine Lodge Tuesday to work ties. Alex Christie, Charles Brenner and wee Chaput motored to Dillon Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Charlie Wilson of Dillon visited friends on Horse Prairie Wednesday. E W Smith of Salt Lake is visiting the Smith ranch for a few days. Mrs Anna P Mansfield with Mr and Mrs Matt Kay and Mr Patrick Desmond went to California Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Elmer Selway and etnason motored to Dillon Saturday. James Mansfield made a business trip to Armstead Saturday. Mrs M R Rand returned Sunday after a few weeks in Butte with Dr and Mrs John A Donovan. Mr and Mrs A A Schroeder and family returned Sunday from Minnesota visiting relatives. Mrs Agnes Pierce motored to Grant Saturday.
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S. B. Howell
Dillon
Charles Stoll
Frank Brenner
Kansas
James
John Prohosky
Medicine Lodge
Alex Christie
Charles Brenner
Wee Chaput
Dillon Tuesay
Charlie Wilson
Salt Lake
Smith Ranch
Anna P. Mansfield
Matt Kay
Patrick Desmond
California
Elmer Selway
Etnason
Dillon Saturay
James Mansfield
Armstead
Butte
John A. Donovan
A. A. Schroeder
Minnesota
Agnes Pierce
Grant
Hoover Arrives in Miami at Penney Home Ahead of Inauguration
President elect Herbert Hoover landed in Miami on January 22 1929 accompanied by a staff of secretaries reporters and agents. A short parade led to Whitehaven the winter home of J C Penney where Hoover will rest fish and prepare his inaugural speech for several days. Penney invited Hoover to the island retreat praising Penney’s cattle farming and merchandising activities. The welcome included Miami Mayor E G Sewell and Penney managers Dr Burdette J Lewis and Miss Olga Autenrieth.
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Miami
Florida
Tribune
Whitehaven
Mr. Hoover
Penney
Biscayne Y
Secret Service
Hoover
South
E. G. Sewell
Olga Autenrieth
Burdette _J. Lewis
Penney Properties
Bryant
Miami Penney Service
Miami Herald
Poet Joaquin Miller and Lily in Hawthorne reminiscence
A Kansas City Times retells Julian Hawthorne recollections of Joaquin Miller, the Poet of the Sierras, at a London garden party with Lily Lizzie Tang. Miller asked for a lyric upon Lily and produced a verse beginning If all God's earth a garden were.
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Julian Hawthorne
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
London
Kansas City Times
Lilie
Tang Iry
Hawthorne
Jersey
Joaquin
Julian
Lillie
Tyre
Argenta Residents Recover From Measles And Winter Travel
Mrs Geo F Knapp and children have recovered from measles. Orrion Pilon A L Ballard and Homer Pilon visited Dillon on business. A H French visited Dillon Tuesday. Mrs Allen stayed with the Olsen family in Argenta Monday night. The thermometer registered 20 degrees below zero. Berg Christensen moved a band of sheep to be fed Monday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Pilon Jr and Arthur Pilon Sr moved to Butte Thursday seeking mining work.
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Geo. F. Knapp
Orrion Pilon
A. L. Ballard
Homer Pilon
Dillon
Pil
A. H. French
Allen
Argenta
Olsen
Berg Christensen
Arthur Pilon Jr
Arthur Pilon Sr
Butte Dast
That Doctor Fell Feeling At Albany Knickerbocker Press
A compressed news item notes a psychologist asserts there is no such thing as pain explaining the idea with examples. The Albany Knickerbocker Press frames the discussion as a reflection on pain and its perception.
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Albany Knickerbocker Press
Death of Polaris Jake Boese in Butte at 32
Polaris Jake Boese aged 32, long-time Grasshopper valley resident, died Sunday morning in Butte likely from heart trouble. Found by his brother at 10 am. Survived by brother Leon Beese of Butte and sister Mrs Eaton of Newton Iowa. Interred in Butte cemetery Wednesday.
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Jake Boese
Grasshopper Valley
Butte
South Main
Boese
Leon Beese
Mrs. Eaton
Newton
Iowa
Margaret
Penny
Andy_Hays
Otto Pahnish
Dillon
John Judge
Ruth
Lucy Pyle
Folklore Legends Believed in the British Isles
A British Folklore Society congress recalls persistent myths such as a Manx king cat that lives as a house cat by day and travels at night in regal form. Beliefs link cats with fairies and witches are chased by greyhounds. An old Manx law even allowed killing a Scotsman to placate a ghost with goats.
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British Isles
British Folklore Society
Isle of Man
Scotland
Pierre van Panssen
Atlanta Constitution
Funny Fish Emerges From Ground Hole in Malay Jungle
Report tells of a strange fish from the Malay peninsula that hopped to a tree and winked at a bystander before sliding down to a water pool. It dipped water with its fin and showered itself, claimed as the periopthalmus schologserti in curious lore.
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Malay Peninsula
Crab Finds Rich Oil Field off Honduras Coast
A land crab aided discovery of a high grade oil field on an island off Honduras. Crabs burrowed in soil and one dug beneath a cottage marsh, leading to an owner’s odor detection and confirmation of a substantial oil flow after years of unsuccessful searches.
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Oue Island
Honduras
Sears
Detroit Free Presa
Carrel-Dakin Solution Helped King George Wound Care
Reported wartime use details the stabilized Carrel-Dakin antiseptic known as Zonite. Physicians including Lord Dawson and Dr. Sherman oversaw its delivery to the king. The solution reportedly reduces wound infection and influenza germs and is nonpoisonous and healing when properly stabilized.
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Lord Dawson of
Penn
King George
William O'Neill Sherman
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburgh
United
Shean
Theound
United States
Little Evelyn Corrects Sewing Mishap with Funnel
Three year old Evelyn, absorbed in her mother's sewing, notices no thimble and asks if the needle has stuck or hurt. She then suggests her mother should wear a funnel on.
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Evelyn
Chamois Gloves Treated With Olive Oil Preserve Leather
A note advises adding a few drops of olive oil to the washing water for chamois leather gloves to prevent hardening and stiffness. The oil is said to preserve the leather and maintain its suppleness.
Think It Over Money and Joy in a Home for the Poor
Forbeg Magazine questions whether wealth equates to happiness and explores the value of a home for the poor. The piece challenges readers to consider how financial measure relates to dignity and fulfillment in shelter.
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Forbeg Magazine
Three Glasses Water Eases Constipation Remedy
A home remedy advocates drinking three glasses of water before breakfast to ease constipation. Adding a teaspoon of Adlerika per glass is said to cleanse both upper and lower bowels, remove old waste, stop gas and sour stomach in ten minutes, and relieve constipation in two hours, per G M Gosman, druggist.
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G.M. Gosman
Old Man Eloquence: Senator Hoar Remembered
The Senate honors George Frisble Hoar of Massachusetts known as the old man eloquent for 37 years of service. He was famed in his later years for his rhetorical skill and steadfast public leadership.
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Senate
George Frisble Hoar
Massachusetts
Treadmill Habit Persists Amid Nervous Work Routine
A fragment notes thousands stay on the treadmill as a nervous habit tied to work, with the speaker and a companion reflecting on life and routine. The readable lines imply a resignation to monotony and the search for meaning beyond daily labor.
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Iarm
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Rockefeller Institute
Alexis Carel
Henry
Drysdale
Alexis Carrel
BR. Henry
Dakin
Acro Dawyson
Lionel Woultry
New York
Los Angeles
Thelma Gordon
Helen Gilliland
Blanche Cooperman
Tina Decker
Peggy Udell
LD Books
al Noyes
Ajax
Dimsdale
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Montana
Treadmill
Juin
Ali
Niue
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