Local notices and visits in Dillon and nearby towns
Dillon residents and visitors listed include Mr and Mrs Norman Gilbert of Alder in Dillon on Tuesday. The Rev Ernest Loft in Butte earlier in the week. Several travels to Idaho Falls Salmon Seattle and Madison with relatives and friends. Local shops advertise refrigerators and shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Gilbert
Alder
Dillon
Butte
W. A. Schowe
J. A. Donovan
Thomas Martin
Mary Ellen
Pe Ell
Washington
Gus Bakstedt
George B. Conway
Helena
Argenta
Bakstedt
Ruth Conway
Aunt Emmy Warns On Uncashed Checks In Talk With Molly
In a straight talk column Aunt Emmy advises prompt deposit of checks after Jim Sykes learns Parker’s death delays cashing a 3000 dollar check he earned. She warns of bank bookkeeping, loss risk, and endorsing properly to protect funds. Anne B. Aymes signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Sykes
Mr. Parker
Jim
Emmy
Molly
Anne B. Aymes
Puzzling Provisions of New Postage Bill
Washington News explains the new postage law effective April 15. It outlines unexpected rules for postcards and bound pamphlets, noting government cards cost one cent while privately made stamps due double. It also defines books by page count and reports the costly, opaque conclusions of a government survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Congress
Washington News
Entertain Guild and Auxiliary Meeting at Mrs. Gilbert's Home
The St. James Guild and Auxiliary met with Mrs. J. H. Gilbert on Thursday July 16 at her home on South Pacific street for a social gathering and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Guild and Auxiliary
J. H. Gilbert
So. Pacific Street
Henry C. Crittenden Celebrates 81st Birthday at Ranch
Henry Crittenden known as Dad, owner of a premier Stone Creek dry land ranch, invited friends last Sunday to celebrate his 81st birthday with a picnic lunch and an enjoyable afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C
Rittenden
Dad
Stone Creek
Summer Dances at Normal Recreation Hall
The first in the summer series at the Normal recreation hall drew many city young men and summer students. The Collegian orchestra played music and helped guests mingle in a lively evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegian
Faculty Wives Host Evening for Normal Faculty
Mrs F H Garver and Mrs L R Light entertained the female members of the Normal faculty on Tuesday evening at the Light home with a delightful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Garver
L. R. Light
Light
Andrus Family Accompanies Harry to Butte Then St. Louis
Mr and Mrs H E Andrus and Fern Andrus accompanied Harry Andrus Jr to Butte yesterday. The young man took an evening train for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Andrus
Fern Andrus
Harry Andrus Jr
Butte
St. Louis
First English Newspaper Ad For Stolen Horse Reward
In 1649 the Moderate newspaper carried an advertisement seeking a missing horse and offering a reward for its return, marking the first known English newspaper notice of its kind.
Eliel Bros. Senior Leonard Eliel Celebrates 78th Birthday
Leonard Eliel senior partner of Eliel Bros., a leading pioneer business firm in Montana, marked his 78th birthday with a dinner and card party last Sunday. Born July 4, his yearly celebration occurs a week or two later, drawing old friends. Active in city business and civil life for over 40 years, his advice helped shape local finances to be among the strongest for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Eliel
Eliel Bros
Montana
Mr. Eliel
Eliel
Harry Andrus Honored Before Return to Hay Camp
Otto Galloway and Ted McFacklen hosted a stag party last Tuesday for Harry Andrus Jr who left to resume work with a St Louis bond house after a two week family visit. About 50 friends attended a hotel dinner with toasts and music by the Collegian and Louvre orchestras before a dance at Dillmont Park. Andrus will return to his fifth season as a hay hand at Carroll Bros ranch in the upper Big Hole basin. He joined the army at sixteen and, despite early hardship, has kept a sound mind strong sight and good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Galloway
Ted McFacklen
Harry Andrus Jr
St. Louis
Mr. Andrus
H. F. Andrus
Terry Browning
Collegian
Louvre
Dillmont Park
Carroll Bros
Big Hole Basin
Eighty Years Young Civil War Vet J H Denny Leaves Tomorrow
J H Denny of Dilon, a lifelong Civil War veteran, is described as eighty years young and is set to depart tomorrow for an unspecified destination or event related to his veteran status and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Denny
Dilion
Foley Pills Help Kidney Ache Says Mrs Reighard
Mrs Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania reports relief from kidney pain after using Foley Pills. The advertisement describes Foley Pills as a diuretic that gently flushes and cleanses the kidneys with “wonderful results” and credits Potts the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Reighard
South Fork
Foley
Potts
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Kodak
Fairchild
Fred Woodside
Idahio Falls
Ruby ‘Wyatt
Manhattan
Oscar Vandegrift
Salmon
Parke
T. Scott
Armstead
al ‘Crossley
Apex
Dillon Furniture Company
Jack Bérinett
Daughter
Curnutt
Frank’ Marshall
Twin Bridges
Our City
Bertie Mathews
Amaconda
Willard Nelson
Sam Cardinale
Wisconsin
John Tessier
Seattle
Wilfred Tessier
Tribune Book Store
James . Blair
Grant
Helen Jardine
Jackson
Nap Goyer
Bannack
L. C. LeClair
J. B. Mayfield
West Sebree St
A. P. Williams
Robert Barrett
Forest Bayerd
Idaho Falls
James N. Mansfield
Medicine Lodge
Dillon Furniture Co
C. E. Miller
Wm. H. McMannis
This
City
Mike Rebich
Blaine
Fred Heffner
Brother
Charles
Denver
Colorado
Glenna Vance
Elkhorn Springs
C. W. Francis
Big Hole
Thomas Phelan
Laurin
Fannie Cahill
Henry Cahill
Dick Gallagher
Lorena Nelson
David Sullivan
Frank Nelson
Silver Star
Earl Tash
D. L. Ranch
Grasshopper Valley
B. A. Tower
Honolulu
J. E. Shaw
Frank Birrer
Wim. Fullwood Sy
Sally
Jeff Cox
Phelan
Quarter Circle Ten Ranch
City Shoe Store
Pocket Kodak
Pott's
Aunt Emmy
Shera
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Schaffner & Marx
Hart
Entertain Guild and Auxiliary
Harry Andrus Guest of
Standard Lumber & Coal Co
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