Local residents visit Dillon and area figures travel
He F Rash was in town from Mon ida the latter part of the week. Miss Catherine Finnegan of Reichle was in town Saturday. Carl A Pahnish of Grasshopper was in town Sunday. Fred Gilbert of Alder attended to business matters in the city Thursday. A I Crossley from Birch Creek visited Dillon Thursday. Mrs Maggie Bryant of Reichle visited the city Thursday. Rosslay was from Grasshopper on Monday. M Christiansen from Wise River on a business trip Thursday. J Call cand Buckley of Kennis visited at the Andrus hotel Thursday. Guy Nix and Orrin Stoddard from Upper Blacktail were in the city Saturday. Mary Sweiich has returned from Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota much improved. H L Telford filed a petition for letters of administration for the estate of Augusta Rose in Pred Rife’s district court office. Basement bargain new cottage four rooms bath fully furnished and rented 25 dollars monthly 2200 dollars half cash balance time 6 percent for sale by C C Newmon Villon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Telford
Augusta Rose
Pred Rife, Eirk
District Court
Death Toll Touches Anaconda Family in Smelter City
Miss Lucille Scallon of the State Normal College beloved student receives news of her father Gregory Scallon a respected longtime resident of Anaconda Smelter City dying Monday noon after a lingering illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Scallon
State Normal College
Anaconda
Gregory Scallon
Local residents visit Dillon area and shoppers noted
A string of visitors and shoppers came through Dillon last week. Names include Ida Visited in the city from Ida Knox Armstead and Mrs Coy Brown of Armstead. Several Twin Bridges residents stopped by for business and socialize with Dillon locals. The Girl Scouts held practice tests and planned a March court of honor and pinochle fundraiser tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Smiths
Girl Scouts
Blue Mountain
Tlene Jackson
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertisement
Promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as quickly stopping coughs and clearing irritated throat mucus without chloroform or opiates. Claims moisture helps inflamed tissues and raises phlegm for easier clearing. Mentions a blend of pine tar and other ingredients in a refined preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Butte Deputy Grands Mister Visits City
The deputy grand mister of the I. C. O. W. of Montana visited the city on Tuesday, extending greetings to local members and observing lodge affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Wrigley Lauss Advertising Philosophy Through Sales Speech
The late William Wrigley known as the Chewing Gum King died Tuesday at his winter home in Phoenix Arizona. He was a prominent advertiser and his sales philosophy urged telling customers quickly and often while maintaining a strong product with plain sincere messaging. He likened advertising to a furnace needing constant coal to keep the fire burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrigley Lauss
William Wrigley
Phoenix
Atriz
Pea Yields Impress Dillon Area Farmer in Dry Year
Joe Mautz, a farmer south of Dillon, reports yields from two fields. One 380 acre plot averaged 46 bushels per acre, another 15 acres produced 30 bushels per acre. He sold at 2.75 per bushel, earning 174 and 82.50 per acre respectively, amid a severe low mood of the dry year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mautz
Dillon
Fred Clark 62 Dies After Lingering Illness
Fred Clark, 62, died at the county farm on Wednesday after a lingering illness. A county resident for over twenty years, he had worked for various ranches in the area until last summer. A brother, believed to live at Bear Lake Idaho, is being sought and funeral arrangements have not been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clark
Bear Lake
Idaho
De Molay meet and Montana Woolgrowers notes
For the De Molay meeting at Bozeman on March 25 and 26 the Northern Pacific offers an open fare and one third from all Montana points to Bozeman and return. Tickets on sale March 23 to 26, final return by midnight March 29. O A Bergeson returned from Bozeman where he attended the Montana Woolgrowers convention. Vincent Heavy visited from Sheridan. Mrs F C McFadden slowly recoving. Mr and Mrs Harry Andrus Jr visited Rosenbaum at Ziegler Springs. Navy death rate for past year was 3.31 per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana de Moly
Bozeman
Northern — Pacific
Montana
O. A. Bergeson
Bozéman
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
State
Harry Andrus, Jr
Rosenbaum
Ziegler Springs
Phig Plans Leading Winter Elkdom Events
Phig will be among the leading social events of the winter season in local Elkdom with plans for a dance and banquet following the initiation ceremonies.
Dog Story of the Loyal Cowdog and a Rescue
Jasmine Peterson recalls a incident in Horse Prairie where Charley Gillen, shot and alone, used his cowdog to carry a written message to ranch headquarters. The dog delivered the note and returned with the aid team, and Gillen recovered, illustrating canine understanding and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasmine Peterson
Horse Prairie
Charley Gillen
Hhm
Calf Dies After Stray Bullet Hit on Patterson Ranch
A calf at the S. Patterson ranch on River Road died from an injury caused by a stray bullet fired Sunday. The incident, noted Tuesday, comes amid ongoing gunfire over the area, prompting calls for shooters to handle firearms more carefully near the ranch and river road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Patterson
River Road
Girl Scout Pinochle Night at St James Hall
The Girl Scoutcommittee hosts a pinochle party at St James guild hall on Thursday evening January 28. Proceeds aid local Girl Scouts. Prizes for pinochle and bridge. Public invited. Reserve bridge tables by calling 48-R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Community Committee
St. James Guild Hall
Hob Nob Club Hosts Carolyn White at South Idaho Home
Miss Carolyn White hosted Hob Nob club members last Friday at her South Idaho Street residence. After an afternoon of cards, guests moved to the Andrus dining room for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn White
South
Idaho Street
Hartwig Theatre Presents Avenger and Pardon Us This Weekend
Hartwig theatre shows Friday and Saturday doula feature program headlined by The Avenger with Tuck Jones and Torothy Revier and Pardon Us starring Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. Top notchers expected to draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwig Theatre
the Avenger
Tuck Jones
Torothy Revier
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Gopher Becomes First Ground Squirrel Of The Season
W Selner, near the Patterson ranch, bags the season’s first ground squirrel after a gopher ventures from its burrow. The hunter had found rabbit shooting poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Selner
Patterson Ranch
Dr Curry Hosts Dinner With Noted Guests
Dr. D. Curry and guests enjoyed a seven o'clock dinner Sunday night at his home. Attendees included Dr. H. F. Best Dr. F. H. Bimrose and Dr. W. J. Romersa. Contract bridge followed a well appointed repast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2. D. Curry
H. F. Best
F .H. Bimrose
W. J. Romersa
Best Thing For Children's Coughs
Frightening croupy coughs stuffy wheezy colds and night coughs trouble children. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is described as quickly easing the cough and is relied upon by thousands of mothers.
Representative Metlen Talks Silver Standard Value
Representative B J Metlen gave a timely talk to the anglers club last evening on a silver standard of monetary value. He argued it would ease the present mood and cited facts about world supply. The address was instructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Metlen
W ‘Anglers Club
Judge Phillips Sentences Two Davis and Meade for City Disturbance
Ellis Davis pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and faces 90 days in jail or 24 hours to leave the city. Alex Meade, charged with creating a disturbance late Saturday, must depart within 24 hours or face a 90 day jail term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Ellis Davis
Alex Meade
Entre Nous Club entertained at South Washington home
Mrs W D Tovey hosted the Entre Nous club on Friday evening on South Washington street. Mrs John Z Orr had the high score and Mrs Walter Stamm won the consolation prize. Refreshments followed a pleasant evening of card playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Tovey
South Washington Street
John Z. Orr
Walter Stamm
Benefit card party at Nelson school house
The Nelson district PTA hosted a Friday night benefit card party at the school house. Twelve tables were in use with Mrs. C. J. Carlson and T. T. McAdam as high scorers of the evening while Mrs. W. E. Roberts and Mr. Gaver were low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
C. J. Carlson
T. T. McAdam
W. Eb, Roberts
Gaver
Notary Club Dinner in Lima Next Thursday
Business men of Lima will be entertained at a dinner by the Notary club of this city next Thursday evening January 28. The regular club meeting will be held on that date instead of Monday evening of the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Notary Club
Appointment to Fill Board Vacancy in School District 10
George Gosman is appointed by Miss Gladys Garr county superintendent to fill the vacancy on School District No. 10 Board left by the late Leonard Vlies who served on the board for over twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gosman
Gladys Garr
Leonard Vlies
Death of Charles G Stoll noted in Curtis Nebraska
Mrs WH Rumbaugh of this city received a Sunday message announcing the death of her brother Charles G Stoll of Curtis Nebraska. Stoll had visited Dillon about four months ago and made many friends who will be grieved by his passing. S A Patterson veteran tee dealer began harvest of his tee crop on his ranch west of the city. the tee is described as excellent this year. St James guild to meet at Mrs W B Wartwig’s home Thursday January 28 at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Rumbaugh
Charles G. Stoll
Curtis, Nebauska
Stoll
Dillon
S.A. Patterson
Commmunity
ST. James Guild
W. B. Wartwig
High School BB Club Dance at City Hall
Students of the high school attended a Friday night dance hosted by the BB club at City Hall. Wayne's dance band supplied the music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BB Club
City Hall
Wayne
Miss Ann Hosts Lutheran Daughters Meet at Orr Street Home
Christensen and the Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation gathered Saturday afternoon at Miss Ann’s house located at the corner of Orr street and Rail road avenue for a pleasant entertainment event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann, Christensen
Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation
Orr Street
Railroad Avenue
Dillon Businessman George W Dart Improves at Home
George W Dart a leading Dillon businessman has shown steady improvement after several weeks of illness at his Thomson avenue residence. A separate note estimates Alaska mineral output in 1981 at 12 010 000 with gold valued at 9 842 000. in 1930 total value 18 812 600 with gold 8 476 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dart
Dillon
Thomson Avenue
Alaska
Mothers and Daughters Evening at the High School Gym
The P T A invites all mothers and their daughters and teachers to a Mothers and Daughters evening in the high school gym Friday January 29 at 7 30 p m An admission charge of 25 cents applies to mothers teachers and escorts of the parents only Families with several girls are urged to have teachers grandmothers and friends accompany them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smaall
Parls
Night Club Meets for Bridge at East Reeder Street
Members of the night club were entertained Thursday evening by Miss Adelaide Gelhaus at her home on East Reeder Street. Four frames of bridge were played with high score by Mrs. Tom Sillers and consolation prize to Mrs. W. V. Grimes. Delicious refreshments followed a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Gelhaus
East Reeder Street
Tom Sillers
W. V. Grimes
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He F. Rash
Monida
Catherine’ Finnegan
Reichle
Carl A Pahnish
Grasshopper
Fred Gilbert
Alder
A. ‘I. Crossley
Birch Creek
Maggie Bryant
Rosslay
M. Christiansen
Wise River
J. Call
Jack. Buckley of
Kennis
Andrus Hotel
Guy Nix
Orrin Stoddard
Blacktail
Mary Sweiich
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Hospital
C. C. Newmon
Villon
Mont
Huey
II We
Helena
Idaho Falls
Livingston
Townsend
Mida
W.A. Knox of
Salmon
P. Blair
Grant
Jee Mupberger
Bannack
Alay Cocoanaugher
Zievler Springs
Tribune Pook
G. D. Jenkins
Twin Bridges
Matt Orr
W. T. Gorman
Argenta
Justin Brundage
Centennial Valley
Idear
Ike Rife, Jr
C. Jc. Blinn
Etta Metzel
Mlwyn
S.M. McKnight
Dell
J. C. Jeppson
Portland
Jd. C. Penney
O. C. Gasman
Claude Butts
Frank O'Keefe
Ivan Burrell
Montana Street
Korze Melton
Roberts
John Bourquin
Fort Renton
Bourquin
Albert Baker
City
Norah Mathews
Roscoe Dillett
William
Frank Burrer
Ivo
Frank’ White
J. L. Nyhart
He Johns
Mr. Johns
Andro Jodie
DE Molay
Vincent Heavy
Sheridan
F. C.mcfadden
East Bannack Street
Gopher Ventures
Curry Home
Entre Nous
Nelson P. T. A
Rotary Mets
Mothers and Daughters
Rae AL
Carl B. Taylor
AH Livy
Fort Krese
Geo. M. Gosman
I Ae
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