Local notices and shopper items from Dillon area
D A Galt made a business trip to Butte last Monday. Bring your kodak work to the Fairchild Studio Ady. Mr. and Mrs. Ham Norris and two daughters motored to Dillon Wednesday from Melrose. J B Mayfield saw a dentist. Bicycle repair at 211 West Sebree Street. Miss Anne Malesich shopped in Dillon Thursday from Twin Bridges road. Mr. and Mrs. William Lacy from Melrose ranch spent Wednesday here. George Hughes rancher from Horse Prairie transacted business Tuesday. City Shoe Store offers expert repairs and shoes. prices satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown from Apex visited Wednesday. Earl Tash from D L ranch Grasshopper valley in town Wednesday. Miss Alberta Reynolds went to Butte Wednesday to visit friends. Mrs. Anthony French of Argenta visited sister Mrs. William Cushing Wednesday. New shipment of Children's and Misses Slippers and Ties at City Shoe Store. prices $1.50 to $5.00. The Tribune Book Store notes no more Little Blue Books after current stock.
Dillon Daily Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Ed Mavellesseau of Polaris spends the day in Dillon. Monida visitors Mr and Mrs Philip Lyons call Dillon home. Miss Blanche Pilon leaves for Deer Lodge as rodeo guest. Harry and Mrs Lapham visit Dillon from their Big Hole ranch. Mrs George Strube and children tour Helena. Mae Price returns to Dillon for summer. E W Smith and son Lowell prep for Wyoming motor trip. Mansfield family visit from Horse Prairie. Osie Smith and son Farmer from Monida guests in Dillon. Cameron Gowen heads to Livingston for two weeks with friends. Hole proof Hosiery at City Shoe Store. another shipment on road. Martin Innes operated on at Mayo Clinic, Rochester. Walker family camp at Cliff Lake. Rhymes of a Rancher by E A L Griffin at Tribune Book Store. Frank Felt and grandson Jack Card visit Dillon from Elkhorn Springs. Lucille Butts returns to Dillon for Fourth. Mrs F C McFadden leaves for Roberts Idaho for Jackson Hole and Yellowstone tour. Ernest Sill and son start extended motor trip to midwest and east. Martha Stone returns from Los Angeles with BA degree and summer in Dillon. Mrs R W Boone and daughter Jane return from Rochester with medical progress.
Trainmen Earn Their Money in Madagascar
Tamatave in Madagascar sits as a major port connected to Antananarivo by a narrow gauge line. Trains run three times weekly and cover 225 miles in 16 hours due to steep grades and station name delays. The piece humorously compares conductors pronouncing long station names to overworked railway workers.
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Tamatave
Madagascar
Antanarivo
Tananarive
Alexander Pogeegu
Century Magazine
Ampanotoamaizina
Ankeramamadirakia
Brotherhood of ' Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Glacier Park Opens Amid Exceptionally Large Crowd
Glacier Park opened on June 15 drawing a crowded turnout. Circle-New U. Church, scheduled to be completed soon, stands as a notable local project accompanying the park's launch.
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Glacier Park
Circle
U. B
Foley Pills Promised to Revitalize Inactive Kidneys
A promotional ad quotes J. D. Stephens of Samson Alabama praising Foley Pills for restoring kidney activity and improving his health after years of trouble. The ad identifies Potts the druggist as the seller.
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J. D. Stephens
Samson, Ala
Potts
Critics Clash With Speech Purists In Modern Pronunciation
Critics take issue as Sir Johnston-Forbes-Robertson denounces pedants in speech. He favors the familiar often and agen sounds, argues a long my lords vowel is an invention of modern toastmasters, and suggests heard was correct for historical reasons.
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Johnston-Forbes-Robertson
London Daily Telegraph
Sir Johnston
Johnston
Boswell
Lichfield
Creatures Man Cannot Tame A Closer Look at Wild Beasts
The article contrasts tameable animals like dogs and various big cats with species that resist captivity. It notes Tasmanian devils refuse treatment and remain wild, black jaguars stay savage, leopards and bobcats sometimes tame when young but revert to savagery, and wolverines terrorize traps by raiding shanties.
Beethoven Triumph Over Deafness
The article reflects on Ludwig van Beethoven as a paragon of resilience facing total deafness. It notes his detachment from applause yet highlights how his mind forged some of his finest works after losing hearing, proving a victory of intellect over physical limitation.
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Beethoven
Sailing Into the Nowering Fields in Ruskin’s Lens
A lyrical snapshot evokes flat Low Country lands with a red barge gliding through fields. A windmill or dyke blocks the vast sky while pearl gray rivers reflect a tidy townscape. A barge deck carries a singing child, a barking dog, and a broad-breasted woman guiding the vessel.
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Ruskin
Holland
Alice Meynell
Long Hours of Tail in a Winchester Mill
Amasa Whitney ran a Winchester Massachusetts factory with sixteen rules. The first rule stated the mill would start ten minutes before sunrise and close ten minutes after sunset, with seasonal adjustments and weekend timing.
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Amasa Whitney
Winchester
Mass
Good Hardware Chronicle Sketch of a Kentucky Harness Scam
A Kentucky merchant’s clerk failed to charge for a buggy harness set bought before the day of tinizzies. The boss advised charging everyone on the books and reclaiming when kicked. With 180 names, only two customers objected.
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Kentucky
Doctoring Doctors Question in Rhetorical Exchange
A humorous dialogue asks if a doctor can truly doctor another doctor as the doctor being doctored wishes, or if the doctor performing the act does so in his own manner. The snippet plays on the word doctor and doctoring.
Shower Honors Mrs. Elmer Selway At Smith Home
Miss Mary Gist and Miss Rachel Smith hosted a Thursday evening shower at the Smith home for the recent bride Mrs. Elmer Selway. Several young guests attended and presented gifts as refreshments were served after the event.
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Mary Gist
Rachel Smith
Smith Home
Elmer Selway
Marriage of A Lincoln Moreau and Nellie Grace Killin
Announcement from Dillon reports the marriage of A Lincoln Moreau to Nellie Grace Killin at Walla Walla Washington on June 28. Moreau is brother of Mrs Clayton Schuler and associated with Collier Bros in Spokane. Killin formerly managed a business college at Walla Walla.
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Dillon
A. Lincoln Moreau
Nellie Grace Killin
Walla Walla
Washington
Moreau
Clayton Schuler
Collier, Bros
Spokane
Moyeau
St James Guild to Meet at Mrs Thomas Home
The St James Guild will be entertained by Mrs C P Thomas at her home on Thursday July 2.
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St. James Guild
St Rose Guild Hosts Tea At Mrs Bertrand Home
Mrs Joseph Bertrand and Mrs J W Kinney entertained the St Rose Guild Thursday at the Bertrand home on St Washington Street.
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Joseph Bertrand
J. W. Kinney
St. Rose Guild
St. Washington St
Married Couple Alvin Jones and Bride Return from Butte
Mr and Mrs Alvin Jones were quietly married in Butte on Saturday at five pm Rev Huddloff officiated They reside on South Washington for the summer The bride taught in Dillon at the training school kindergarten and later worked in Butte Casey Jones a popular local banker and World War I veteran completes the couple’s household name list
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Dillon
Alvin Jones
Butte
Huddloff
Lutheran Church
Innes
South Washington Street
Jones
Casey
First National Bank
New Warden Assumes Duties
Charles R. Price, named deputy game warden by State Game Warden Robert Hill, assumed his duties Wednesday in this district. He succeeds former Warden Tom Edmunds who left for a position with the railroad at West Yellowstone earlier in the week.
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Charles R. Price
Robert Hill
Price
Tom Edmunds
West Yellowstone
Sunday services and Epworth League event at local church
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces a well organized Sunday school for all grades at 10 o clock and public service at 11 o clock with a sermon by the pastor titled Our Most Fatal Words. An Epworth League opening service at 8 o clock will feature lantern slides and illustrated songs. Hearty welcome awaits all.
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Epworth League
New Physiotherapy Machine Arrives in Dillon
The message highlights government and veteran hospital use of physiotherapy for chronic and incurable diseases, with most cases improving or becoming self supporting. Dillon gains a powerful combination cabinet for these modalities in Dr. L. S. Morand’s office, inspired by Billsings physicians Bailey and Rieger who used electrical therapies.
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U.S
U. S
L. S. Morand
Drs. Bailey & Rieger
Billings
Montana
Foley Pills Said to Relieve Sore Spot in Relief Ad
Mrs Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania suffered persistent ache until Foley Pills, a diuretic for kidneys, were procured. The ad claims the pills gently flush and cleanse the system with wonderful results.
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Ellen Reighard
South Fork
Foley
Sorenson appeal released on high bond after jail term
Martin Sorenson convicted of unlawful manufacture and possession of intoxicants appeals to the supreme court. He posted $3,000 bond, was released from jail, and the case moves to the state supreme court. The notice accompanies a Montana real estate sale advertisement with complex lot descriptions and bidding terms set for July 25, 1925 in Dillon, Montana.
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Martin Sorenson
District Court
Rodgers
Supreme Court
Tate
Range & West
Iownship No
Ofrange & West
Montana Principal Meridian
Range 8
Montana
Noutheast
Range &S
Township 6
Range
West Montana
W. J. Cushing
Dillon
Minimum wages fixed for London textile workers
The new wage schedule sets women at 27 shillings and men at 638 shillings per week in London’s textile industry. This change applies to the local workforce and aims to standardize pay across trades.
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London
England
Eight hundred languages and dialects in Africa noted
The record notes that Africa hosts about eight hundred languages and dialects among its native peoples, highlighting linguistic diversity across the continent.
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Africa
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Beaverhead MT
In the District Court Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Maggie May Bell deceased. Notice is given that by order of sale entered June 15 1925 the administrator of the estate proceeds with the sale of real estate under court authority.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Beaverhead
Maggie May Bell
District Court of
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George Hughes
Horse Prairie
Mrs. Walter Brown
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Earl Tash
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Alberta Reynolds
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Harry Lapham
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George Strube
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Mae’ Price
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Lowell
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Cliff Lake
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Frank Felt
Jack Card
Elkhorn Springs
Lucille Butts
F. E. Foote
F. C. McFadden
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Ernest Sill and Son
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A. L. Stone
Los Angeles
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