Local Livestock Sale In Dillon Saturday Report
George Melton and Otto Schultz of Dillon bought a number of three and four year old steers and yearlings here Saturday. Monje Foster and Emory Hall delivered them in Twin Bridges Sunday. Mrs Byam a grammar school teacher is confined to her room with rheumatism this week. Mrs George Harbison of Whitehall is substituting for her. Mrs H J Foster was a Whitehall visitor Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Melton
Otto Schultz
Dillon
Monje Foster
Emory ‘Hall
Twin Bridges
Byam
George Harbison
Whitehall
H. J. Foster
Dillon Correspondent Notes Local Visitors and Illnesses
Dell Montana January 24 report lists Mrs R Schick Mrs R E Elliott S M McKnight and E F Price among Dillon Saturday travelers. Various residents visit doctors children fall ill pneumonia and health improved after treatments. cattle buyers prices unsatisfactory. several locals travel to Butte Missoula Twin Bridges and Valley Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Anderson
Dillon
J. J. Morse
Cook
Ben Willard
Butte
Neslund
Blackfoot
Noah Gray
Snow
Local Social and Business Notes From Grant Area
Grant society hosts Mr and Mrs C A Barratt for dinner. Mr and Mrs Tom R Pierce return from Butte trip. K W Smith of Salt Lake visits Smith ranch on upper Horse Prairie. James N Mansfield and Hubert Flynn travel from Dillon. Patrick Desmond leaves for extended trip about two months. Miss Gladys Kay visits Lazy Five ranch home. A A Schroeder visits Grant from Ranger station. Alvor Waldemar recovers from severe lumbago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Barratt
Jack Hain
Tom R. Pierce
Butte
K. W. Smith
Salt Lake
Smith Ranch
Upper Horse Prairie
James N.mansfield
Hubert Flynn
Dillon
Patrick Desmond
Gladys Kay
Lazy Five Ranch
A. A. Schroeder
Grant
Alvor Waldemar
Weather Change Brings Cold North Wind to Waterloo Mont
In Waterloo Montana on January 24 a weather shift arrives with a cold north wind and scant snow, as longtime residents note an unusual spell for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Mont
Riverside Weather and Local Visits Brief
Pleasant weather continues in Riverside. Raymond Banks spent the past week visiting sisters in Dillon. Carlton Innes hauled grain to Dillon during the week. Doris Hull returned to school after a two week absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Banks
Dillon
Carlton Innes
Doris Hull
Apex Notes Snapshot of Local Social and Business
In Apex Montana on January 25 Bob Frakes shows off a new Ford roadster. Mr and Mrs Blanche Stanfield visit Dillon. Noah Allen travels to Butte. Maynard Miller and Otto Christensen visit Mantle ranch. Frank Mautz sells steers to Anderson Bros in Dillon. Joe Pace visits Reichle and Dillon. Anna Mautz honored with a surprise party. Oswald Schlicher traps two bobcats on Hob ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apex
Mont
Bob Frakes
Blanche Stanfield
Dillon
Noah Allen
Butte
Maynard Miller
Otto Christensen
Mantle Ranch
Frank Mautz
Anderson Bros
David Hier
Walter
Siria
Blanche, Stanfield
Enoch Young
Anna Mautz
Oswald Schlicher
Hob Ranch
The Lure of Quiet Worth on the Small Stage
A reflective piece praising actors who perform without fanfare and urging readers to value humble parts. It contrasts movie stars with stage performers and extols discipline, duty, and perseverance over crowd-pleasing applause. The essay cites Shakespeare and Irving to argue that real glory lies in doing one’s part well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehold
Brutus
Anthony
Merchant
Shylock
Marshal
Henry Irving
Robespierre
Sue
Legion Notes Rise in Post Membership Drive
The Legion reports a heated membership drive with ex service men recruited after a late Wednesday night clash among leaders Lee McCracken and Doc Curry. The goal is to add more members by March first, or face removal from the Weekly list. Scout activity under Reeser grows from 20 to 75 joining, earning a potential silk streamer from President Warren G Harding. R. M. Cole of Waterloo was in Dillon for trade matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
McCracken
Doc” Curry
American. Legion Weekly
Legion
The
Post
Reeser
Boy Scouts
United States
Bargain offers 160 acre irrigated stock farm in Dillon Mont
Private party offers loan options on a 160 acre irrigated farm stocked with 70 cattle, forest permit, and 70 tons hay on 200 acres pasture. Asking price 6500 dollars with terms. Open water shelter and farm security loan potential 4000 to 5000. Contact C. C. Newman at 4 1 Tel Dillon Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C.newman
Dillon, Mont
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Fréd. Lewis
al Hicks
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Louis Held
Tom Taggart
Packard
Wm. Glaze
Missoula
Wm. Blow
Frank Held
Oscar Buhl
Homer Townsend
Pete Dawson
North Boulder
H. F. Noyd
Robert Garnwell
Badger
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BANK
Whalen
C. Jones
Tait
Peeeaese de Weeeenss
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McFadden
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Corvin
Ripley
Rer
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Henry Oos Oho
Lovell
Risley
G. Linson
Luebben
Ee Ih
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Dummy A Besgeasentes
Hammond Oeetaees
Men’s Store
Aagond
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Jensen Iadded Ata
Wones Cayt Nang Loy
Jones
John
Malindy
Ethyl
Philos
R. M. Cole
Montana Lord
Montana
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