Dillon Visitors Highlight Local Weekday Travel
Herman Ensaid visited Butte and spent Wednesday in Dillon. John Peterson, from Horse Prairie, toured Dillon on Wednesday. Mose Smyth of Blaine owns a shop in Dillon on Wednesday. Harley Linder drove from Laurin Ranch to Dillon on Saturday. Mose Smyth of Blaine was a business visitor in Dillon Wednesday. Milton Johnson of Anaconda is visiting Dillon relatives this week.
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Herman Ensaid
Butte
Dillon
Harley Linder
Laurin
Milton Johnson
Anaconda
Dillon price sale on household goods at reduced prices
We meet any Dillon price made on goods of like quality. Entire line of household goods including aluminum enamel ware small toys dressed dulls dishes at greatly reduced prices some at half price. Tatter sall's House Furnishing and Original Variety Store.
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Dillon
Tattersall’s
Dillon Residents Visit and Travel Highlights
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels and visits across Montana towns. Names include Harry Lapham of Jackson, Etta Metzel and son Elywn from a ranch above Alder, Mrs. Willard Nelson of Anaconda, Harry Newman of Salt Lake, Jorgen and Marian Jorgensen from Dig Hole basin, Norman Gilbert of Home Park, Ralph Cushing returning from Bozeman, James and Mary Richie from Canada, Leo DeCelles from Elkhorn springs to Butte, and others attending events or funerals in Dillon.
Missoula Visitors Spend Week in Dillon
The Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Bennett visited Dillon friends last Sunday and returned Wednesday. They were joined by Mrs. W. H. Stephan and daughter Betty Blythe who will remain in Missoula for the rest of the week.
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T. W. Bennett
Missoula
Dillon
W. H. Stephan
Betty Blythe
W. E. Stephenson
Yellowstone Park
Butte
A. C. Gruwell
Jack Nemick
Dillon locals report visits and farewells across Montana
Numerous Dillon residents and former students are noted in weekly announcements. Visits include Geo Clemon from Big Hole basin, Fred Clark and C T Kennedy from Centennial valley, and a Mudd family from Mystic Lake and Great Falls. Birth announced for Gebhard Fassler in Butte. Decker family plans a southern California trip.
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Ora C. Mudd
Mystic Lake
George G. Mudd
Great Falls
Dillon
George T. Mudd
Smithsonian Chrysler Expedition Seeks Rare Aardvark in Africa
The Smithsonian Institution and Chrysler expedition in Tanganyika Territory Africa aims to capture and return one of 100 live animal species including a rare aardvark to the National Zoological Park in Washington. Arthur Loveridge recalls spotting an aardvark at night and guiding locals to dig it out, a long excavation revealing the creature before its capture. The aardvark, nocturnal and antivorous, hides during daylight and weighs about 800 pounds.
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Smithsonian- Chrysler
Tanganyila
East Africa
National Zoological Park
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Arthur Loveridge
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Zoological Parks
National Co
Sraith- Larkin
Chrysler
Local residents noted in Dillon community rounds
Rudolph A. Lasich visited in Butte the fourth. Mrs. John Duker was shopping in Butte Wednesday. Chick Murray visited home folks at Sheridan last weekend. Mrs. E. O. Selway spent the fore part of the week in Butte. Marion A. Jenkins was a Blaine visitor in our city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Adders were Reichle visitors in this city Thursday. Jess Finsley of the Big Hole basin attended to business in Dillon Thursday.
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Dillon
St. James Hospital
Butte
Gebhard Fassler
Melrose
Fassler
Florence Streb
John Duker
Chick” Murray
Sheridan
E. O. Selway
Marion A. Jenkins
Blaine
Our City
Nicholas Adders
Reichle
Jess Finsley
Big Hole Basin
Sawing Woman Trick Provokes Crowd in City Show
A showman headlines a fall performance promising dramatic spectacle as spectators remark that the stunt seems risky and possibly a trick. A bystander questions the fairness of the pricing and the danger involved.
Lions Den Game Gets Postponed For Circus Visit
Betty and Bobby discuss what to play next and settle on Daniel in the lions den, but Betty delays until after the circus passes to avoid unsettling the Ilong. The plan comes amid curious playfulness and cautious nerves.
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Betty
Bobby
Daniel
Lions’ den
Dreaded Goodwin Sands Threaten Dover Strait
The Goodwin sands menace sailors at the entrance to the Strait of Dover six miles off Kent. Shifting tides thwart attempts at lighthouses and beacons. four lightships exist after many wrecks, the worst being 138 men of war lost in November 1703. Tradition links the sands to Earl Goodwin of the eleventh century. The Canter bury body funded a sea wall failure leading to inundation of the island in 1099.
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Goodwin
Strait of Dover
North Sea
Kent
Lomea
Earl Goodwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yee
John Peterson
Mose Smyth
KODAK
Harry” ‘Lapham
Etta Metzel and Son
Elywn
Alder
Willard Nelson
R. H. Ryburn
Jorgen Jorgensen
Miss Marian Jorgensen
Norman Gilbert
Home Park
Ralph Cushing
Bozeman
Montana State College
James Richie
Miss Mary Richie
Canada
Leo DeCelles
Elkhorn Springs
Frank Birrer
Quarter Circle Ten Ranch
Myr
Lambert Elie
Salmon City
Leadore
Gibbonsville
Edith Halm
Saginaw, Mich
Halm
Charles Retallack
W. L. Soper
John Anderson
Fishtrap
Harry Andrus
Wilma Colfer
Schumann-Heink
Neema Hildreth
Maybelle Ryan
Armstead
Beaverhead CO
Genevieve O'Leary
O’leary
Beaverhead County
Alice Roe
A. B. Chapin
Frank” “Gorman
Quarter Circle Ten
Howard McDonald
Geo. Clemon
Fred .C. Clark
C. T. Kennedy
Centennial Valley
William Marshall
Fayth and
Wilma
Upper
Ruby Valley
W. D. Tovey
Tovey Ranch
Earl Wheat
Gladys Burtch
Ernestine Schumann- Heink
Mayme Sullivan
Mae Collins
Mrs. Collins
Mrs
Delbert Jones
Mrs. Sullivan
Iva Bailey
Winnetka
Illinois
Ruth Hale
Teachers Service Division
San Francisco
Normal College
Frances Forsgren
Miss Hale
Service
Ralph Wright
Edwin Dell
State Normal College
Seattle
Billings
Wright
State University of Washington
Mr. Dell
Alaska
G. H. Decker
California
Mr. Decker
Africa
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Rudolph A. Lasich
Lions
Eliel Bros
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