Beaverhead Milling and Elevator Co. Spotlight in Dillon
A Dillon visit to the Beaverhead Milling and Elevator plant features Joe Leimert Frank Doke and Ruth Innes at work. The firm ships premium flour to San Francisco and Los Angeles, producing 12 000 barrels of flour last year and 15 00 sacks of bran. The operation, valued at about a quarter million dollars, serves local farmers with higher wheat payments and aims to boost coast trade.
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Beaverhead Milling and Elevator Company
Dillon
Joe Leimert
Frank Doke
Ruth Innes
Beavermont
Doke
Manhattan
Cascade
Minneapolis
Pillsbury
Pocatello
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Beaverhead
Iowa visitor plans motor trip through Yellowstone
Mrs. I. G. Conn of Marshalltown Iowa arrived in Dillon last Sunday to visit her brother Jay B Holtz and family. They will drive through Yellowstone park before Mrs. Conn returns to Iowa.
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I. G. Conn
Marshalltown
Iowa
Dillon
Jay B. Holtz
Yellowstone Park
Democracy aims to abolish poverty and fear, says Eliot
Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard, asserts that democracy should increase freedom and comfort for all, but this goal cannot be reached while poverty persists due to political institutions or social customs.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Souvenir Currencies Sold in Major Cities Streets
German marks and Russian rubles are being sold as souvenirs on the streets of many of our larger cities. Local vendors offer banknotes as keepsakes, attracting tourists and collectors alike despite varying exchange values.
Local Happenings and Garden Variety News from Dillon
Local notes report visits by Parke T. Scott and George Carroll in Dillon, plus numerous ads for Tattersall’s services and products. The Dillon area sees social events, travel updates, land scripts, and a Chautauqua season opening with tickets urged. a rainstorm and flood impacts mix with social gatherings and county teaching appointments.
Ulery Storm Sweeps Across County Sunday
Violent electrical storms swept through the county last Sunday afternoon and evening. Heavy downpours near the Henry Thompson ranch at Dell flooded Thompson lane. Dillon and beachlands were drenched. A 19-year-old Butte youth, John Spritzer, was killed by lightning under a tree near the Big Hole River while fishing at Maiden Rock.
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Henry Thompson
Dell
Thompson Lane
Grasshopper
Dillon
Maiden Rock
John Spritzer
Butte
Big Hole
Barrett Hospital to Start Nurse Training Program
Miss Ida Benson announces a nurse training class at Barrett hospital beginning about September 1. The hospital is praised as well equipped with an excellent staff of trained nurses, making it an ideal training school for young women seeking the vocation. Interested individuals should contact Miss Benson for details.
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Barrett Hospital
Ida Benson
Miss Benson
Honeymooners Roland LaPea Return to Great Falls
Mr and Mrs Roland LaPea return from a brief honeymoon in Salt Lake City and visit Dillon relatives for a few days this week. She is formerly Miss Helen Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs John S Baker of Dillon. The wedding occurred in Great Falls on July 2.
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Roland LaPea
Great Falls
Salt Lake
Dillon
Helen Baker
John S. Baker
Helena Visitor Bonded Over License Claim
G N Klos of Helena visiting Dillon was brought in by Deputy Game Warden Tom Edmunds on a Sunday evening and posted an $80 bond to produce a hunting and fishing license which he says he has. Klos was fishing near Dillon when apprehended.
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G. N. Klos
Helena
Dillon
Tom Edmunds
Klos
Edmunds
Sixth Moonshine Still Seized Near Dewey
Sheriff Moon ey reports the capture of a 65 gallon still 100 gallons of moonshine and 17 barrels of mash in a mountain cabin near Dewey. The operator fled before arrest. equipment and moonshine were destroyed and moved to Dillon. This marked the sixth still seized last week, totaling hundreds of gallons of moonshine and over 4000 gallons of mash. In San Isabel National Forest a volcanic crater shows a bottomless pit with 1500 foot depth sounding unsuccessful.
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Dewey
Mooney
Dillon
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
San Isabel National Forest
Roosevelt County Bum Per Outlook Improves
Outlook for a burn per in Roosevelt County shows improved conditions as community services and supply access stabilize. Local officials note steady support and no new crises expected through the coming period.
Rotary Picnic At Dillmont Park With Wives Reported
Rotary club members and wives held a Wednesday evening picnic at Dillmont Park. The event was described as a fine time with plenty of cats. About seventy Normal students, with faculty members, visited Bannack, the ancient capital of Montana, last Saturday, requiring sixteen automobiles to transport the crowd.
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Dillmont Park
Montana
Bannack
Canada acquires farm near Guelph for returning soldiers
The federal government buys a large Ontario farm near Guelph to provide land for returning soldiers. This acquisition aims to enable veteran settlement and farming opportunities in the region.
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Guelph
Ontario
Beaverhead Motors Delivers Car to Chicago Couple
Beaverhead Motors delivered a car this week to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Knudson in Chicago. Mr Knudson, former athletic coach at the local high school, attends a special summer course for athletic instructors at the University of Chicago. He serves as assistant athletic director at the University of Idaho in Moscow.
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Beaverhead Motors Company
Albert Knudson
Chicago
Knudson
University of Chicago
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Mrs Burnham Visits Dillon to See Bar rett Hospital Patient
Mrs. Andy Burnham traveled to Dillon last week to visit her husband who is recovering after a fall from a Gilmore and Pittsburg box car at Arm stead. He is listed as a patient at the Barrett Hospital.
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Andy Burnham
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Armstead
Pamperization hook in Wisconsin legislature on non-employment insurance
The text argues that if workers receive compensation for disability from work casualties, the same should apply to non-employment. It notes that compulsory insurance against non-employment is seeking support in the Wisconsin legislature.
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Wisconsin
Large ore mine plant to be installed near Jack Lee properties
A large plant to mine ores is set to be installed near the Jack Lee properties in Lewistown. The project promises mining activities and potential economic impact for the area.
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Lewistown
Jack Lee
Kidney Pills Ad Promises Quick Relief
Topeka resident H. D. Gaines reports improved sleep and well on Foley Kidney Pills after four to five nightly awakenings. Ad copy highlights backache rheumatic pains and kidney bladder relief from the pills. Potts the Druglist advertises the remedy.
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H. D. Gaines
Topeka
Kansas
Foley
Potts
Columbia River Floodwater and Flow Rates
The Columbia river typically rises to about 40 feet, peaking from the fifteenth to the last day of June. It maintains an average flow of roughly six miles per hour.
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Columbia River
Wonderful Remedy Claims Pain Relief After One Dose
A patient recalls relief from right side pain and digestive issues after using a simple preparation named Wonderful Remedy. Doctors suggested surgery, but the medicine allegedly removed catarrhal mucous and inflammation causing stomach and intestinal ailments, with a promise of a money-back guarantee if not convinced.
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Maxwell and Chalmers
City Hall
Dillon, Mont
Spot
Tattersall’s
Tattersall
E. W. Johnson
Parke T. Scott
Hazelbaker
George Carroll
Ford
Beaverhead Motors Co
Arthur Smith
Point of Rocks
Ruby Wyatt
Enoch Young Ranch
Apex
Jerry Moon
Missoula
Weenink
Otto Schulz
Idaho Falls
Noah Allen
Henrietta Jones
Twin Bridges
Ao Dillon
Alvin Dewitt
H. B. Nesbitt
Sheridan
William Dunn
This City
Elmer Ripley
Coolidge
Elkhorn Mines
The
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Mary Judge
Velma
Clara Incenberg
Big Timber
W. H. Jones
Twinbridges
Frank Birrer
Blaine
Our City
George Harby
Grasshopper Valley
Harry Hunter
Ringling
Mr. Ringling
John Gelhaus
Nebraska
L. W. Potter
Dorothy
Ogden
Henry W. Sacher
Mont
the Tribune
Yale Waterman
Durur
Oregon
Raymond Garver
Jeannette
Somers
Flathead Lake
Prof. C. G. Manning
Roy LeKander
LeKander
George Gosman
Murray Hospital
Minnie Gilbert
Elkhorn Springs
J. E. Kelly
Whitehall
Mr. Kelly
Engineer Barry
Truman Smith
Normal College
Geo. Clemon
Big Hole Basin
Ulery
Dhis
Levi Strauss & Co
Koveralls
Mark
Wolf Point
Roosevelt County
Tribune Book Store
Wilson
Margaret Woodrow Wilson
New York
Dillon, Montana
Montana Meridian
J. A. Kelly
West Sixth St
Dubuque, Iowa
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