Summer Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs Earl Tash head to Polaris for the summer. George Martin a Virginia City business visitor last Friday. John Inabnit and wife from Jackson visited Dillon last Saturday. Lucille Butts of Butte guest at F E Foote home this week. Matt Kau of Grant spent late last week in Dillon. Paul Martinell from Dell on a Monday business trip. Carl Knoll to spend summer at Otto Pahnish ranch near Bannack. Dan Tovey Sr Wisdom spent week in Dillon with son W D Tovey. W J Bierrum and wife left for Pony for summer. Fernander left for Boise Idaho to visit friends. Frank Marchesseau and wife from Grant guests at Andrus Friday last week. Mrs Willard Nelson of Anaconda visited mother R H Ryburn last week. M Belinsky returned from Chicago after death of daughter. Perry Cross and family left for Northern Idaho to make their home. Dan Tovey wife and three daughters left Friday for Wisdom for summer. Taylor Velarde, Featherly ranch worker, visited Butte last weekend. Florence Goodson of Livingston spent a few days in Dillon en route to California for the summer. In Dillon she stayed as guest at F E Foote home. C R Price deputy state game warden, medical treatment in Butte for eye trouble, returned Saturday with noted improvement.
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Florence Goodson
Livingston
Dillon
California
F. E. Foote
Brunage Family Seeks Mayo Clinic Evaluation
Mrs. H. M. Brunage and her eldest son Hiram traveled to Rochester Minnesota last Tuesday for examination at the Mayo Clinic due to a long standing infected elbow joint ailment disturbing the young man.
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H. M. Brunage
Hiram
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Beaverhead Federation of Women's Clubs Meeting
Mrs Camas Nelson Mrs George Lossi Mrs Jake Neidt and Mrs Fred Nelson attended the Beaverhead Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Melrose after traveling through Dillon last Saturday.
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Camas Nelson
George Lossi
Jake Neidt
Fred Nelson
Dillon
Melrose
Beaverhead Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mrs Price Visits Son in Whitefish and Reports Community Ties
Mrs L J Price, visiting her son Larry, left last Sunday for Whitefish. She says her eldest son Richard is doing exceptionally well there and in charge of the Episcopal church. She notes Morton Elliott runs a nice business in Whitefish.
Montana State Report Details 6000 Teachers Across 3108 Schools
The Montana office of public instruction reports 6000 teachers in 3108 schools. Most districts have nine month terms and high schools are free within counties. Dormitories and cottages support rural districts, while gymnasiums appear in nearly all high schools. Standard and superior schools exist in every county.
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Helena
Montana
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Division of Publicity
State Board of Health and Superintendent of Public Instruction
U. S. Gets No Profit From Forest Grazing
Montana forest grazing receipts total about 121000 yearly before increases. After the four year fee hike to 1931, net federal income would be around 110000, while costs for range regulation and improvements run about 170000 annually. Officials say fees reflect commercial value, fund fire protection and watershed preservation, and benefit livestock users despite no real profit.
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Forest Service
Fred Morrell
National Forests of
Montana
Morrell
Federal Treasury
National Forest
Cotton Garments Dominate Man’s Wardrobe
A report notes that roughly four fifths of clothing worn by men is made from cotton. It highlights cotton’s prominence in apparel and suggests economic or agricultural factors supporting the material’s popularity.
Ranchers Urged to Consider SAFEST Lighting System
An advertisement urges ranchers to evaluate A. C. Gruwell as the source for the safest and best lighting system by test, highlighting a specific ad code 19-1f and inviting inquiry.
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A. C. Gruwell
Adv
Bones of Cardinal Wolsey Seen in Abbey Excavation Plan
The Leicester abbey grounds once used as a farm will be laid out as gardens and recreation spaces. Pierre Van Paassen notes Wolsey’s body lies in an unknown grave and traces may be found during excavation though no record of his possessions is buried with him. The sarcophagus once held by Henry VIII was later used to cover Nelson’s body in 1806.
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Leicester Abbey
Cardinal Wolsey
Pierre van Paassen
Atlantic Constitution
Wolsey
Leicester
Henry Vite
Didn't Have Nerve to Cook the Little Pig
A Cleveland housewife planned a memorable dinner for out of town guests by roasting a suckling pig. Her son cried at the sight of the pig and she confessed she lacked the nerve to cook it, choosing to abandon the plan and serve beef instead.
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Cleveland
Chinese Telegraphy and the Chinese telegraph code
A historical note explains that Chinese telegraphy relies on a character code rather than an alphabet. A 9,800 cipher system covers ordinary correspondence, with each character assigned a unique number transmitted by Morse. The code fits in a 49 page pamphlet, 10 series of 20 characters per page, enabling operators to decode received telegrams into readable Chinese.
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China
Bold Robin and Wren Build Nests in Odd Receptacles
The robin, famed for boldness and cheek, is followed by the wren in familiarity. A pair dared to convert a scarecrow into a dwelling, possibly aware the old coat was not meant to deter them or perhaps not recognizing the apparition it represented.
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Mfp
Dramatic Criticism At The Duke Of Yorks House Play
Samuel Pepys notes a crowded viewing of The Man Is the Master at the Duke of Yorks house. The king attended seating above him, spectators laughed at weak merriment and sack posset. The prologue and epilogue were poor though Harris performed a ballet style number. Pepys also remarks on his wife and her flower tabby suite.
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Duke of York
Girl star Buckman makes history on Griswold High baseball
Alice Buckman beat five boys for the right field position on Griswold High School’s baseball team. She is one of the stars of the school nine and is the only girl regularly playing on any boys’ team in the country.
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Alice Buckman
Griswold, In
Sunshine, Sunburn, and a Divorce Suit Quip
A humorous remark from a resourceful husband in a divorce case references a mistress. He describes being drawn by her smile, saying he “couldn’t stay away” and that he “basked in the sunshine” until he got sunburnt.
We Like What We Like We Like What We Like
A concise note on audience taste in drama praising art that transcends snobbery and appeals to a broad American readership. The piece argues for artistic quality as the true standard, beyond high or low culture labels.
County Board Sets Meeting Date and Claims Deadline
The board of county commissioners will meet Monday June 4 1928. All claims against the county must be filed with the county clerk by Saturday June 2 with advertisement on pages 21 and 22.
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Board of County Commissioners
Adv
Foley Pills diuretic eases life for tired women
Mrs Black of Petersburg Virginia reports relief after using Foley Pills diuretic. The ad claims the diuretic improves mobility and reduces pain, touts ease of taking and low cost, and offers a satisfaction guarantee. Available from George M. Gosman.
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George M. Gosman
Potts
Adv
Dog license due by May 1 order from police chief
The notice requires all dog owners to pay their dog license promptly by May 1. issued by the CHIEF OF POLICE and dated 19.
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Chief OF Police
Sheep Growers Offer Rewards for Thefts in Madison Forest
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts rewards totaling 250 dollars for convicting any sheep thief and 100 dollars for convicting any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Earl Tash
Polaris
George Martin
Virginia City
John Inabnit
Jackson
Lucille Butts of
Butte
Matt Kau
Grant
Paul Martinell
Dell
Carl Knoll
Otto Pahnish
Bannack
Dan Tovey Sr
Wisdom
W. D. Tovey
W. J. Bierrum
Frank Marchesseau
the Andrus
Willard Nelson
Anaconda
R. H. Ryburn
Perry Cross
Northern
Idaho
Dan Tovey
Taylor E. Velarde
Featherly Ranch
Town
C. R. Price
U. S
Ltt
Toledo
Ohio
Albert Pe
Iad
Ben Butts
South Dakota
Outlaw Trading Post
France
Raymonde Allain
Paris
Galveston
Alex
Roosevelt
Leggat Hotel
Alex. Leggat
Mgr
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
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