Various Visitors and Local Notices in Dillon
Local residents and visitors are listed with their origins and recent movements in Dillon. Names include Roy Ward Grant Earl Wheat Twin Bridges Alvin Owens Armstead John Marley Blaine Leo DeCelles Elmer Gordon Roscoe Polk Alvin Ward Polaris Nellie McKnight Dell Sigrid Berg Wilmar Minn Lois Scollard Medicine Lodge Dor othy Blinn Joseph F Gelhaus Mary Ruth Dororthy Rife Isaac Rife Medicine Lodge efforts include beaverhead high school graduation Etta Metzel Elwin Alder and other towns. Also noted are ads for sewing supplies typewriter accessories and local insurance offices with several travel and guest mentions.
Salmon Ranch Hand Seeks Car Thief Warren
Frank Warren, a Salmon ranch hand, drove Chris Nielson’s Ford roadster to Salmon and did not return. Deputies traced the car toward Butte but lost the scent. A felony warrant was issued and a $50 reward offered for Warren’s arrest and recovered vehicle. Warren, 35 to 40, tall, dark complexioned, Tennessee native, wore a tan suit and brown hat. He previously worked for Hansen Packing Co. of Butte.
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Frank Warren
Chris Nielson
Salmon
Warren
Webb
Gibbonsville
Butte
Martin
Tennessee
Hansen Packing Co
Couer d’Alene—Salmon Herald
Sap and Sappo coffee exchange on taste
Sap asks about cucca coffee and Sappo replies he has not tried it. Sap contends the beverage is weak in the bean.
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Sap
Sappo
Dutch Women in 17th Century Trade Noted
The Dutch women of New Amsterdam owned stores and thrived in trade, even rivaling male counterparts. A 1679 record highlights a female trader praised for worldly shrewdness, traveling to conduct business while her husband stays home, raising questions about converting heathens.
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Nieu Amsterdam
Helen Guitar
New York Telegram
One's Ideal Residence as Viewed in Dreams
A Kansas City Star article describes an imagined colonial cottage blending Tudor Gothic influence with elements of French chateaus and other styles. The home features modern utilities, a varied roof palette, many bedrooms, and a living room with empire Italian renaissance lines, set on a hilltop near a station and office.
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Kansas City Star
Thieves Target Cow But Bear-Lodged Neighbor Foils Plan
In Cornwall two miners plotted to steal a neighbor's cow. A traveling player and a trained bear lodging at the house interrupted the plot as the cow was secured and a shout hinted a mistaken, chaotic outcome. Authorities note the broken cry and confusion in the barn.
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Tim
Pam
Tam
Everybody
Mantis Attitude And Odd Mantis Box Exhibitions
The text describes the mantis or praying mantis as a Mantidae member with large eyes and predatory fore legs. It notes belief in supernatural qualities, mentions Japan cage training for boxing exhibitions, and states these insects are common in southern states.
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Japan
Flammarion Remembered By Village After Death
In France the famed popular astronomer Flammarion, who died recently, is said to have survived himself as newer generations forget his work. He was little known by sight in the village of Montigny de Rol where he died, and he bequeathed his heart to his native village shortly before his death.
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France
Flammarion
Montigney de Rol
Care of Machinery for Household Maintenance
Two mornings a month should be set aside for essential household upkeep. Overhaul all machinery, oil all moving parts, clean dust gathering areas, and inspect electric cords for wear to prevent fires and lower electricians’ bills.
Bridge Club Faces Silent Strategy Motion
The afternoon bridge club held its weekly session as the president moved a motion to prohibit conversation at the card tables. A sprightly member proposed discussing the motion while continuing play.
Purity of Milk Protected Now By Scientists
Scientists describe a controlled dairy chain for evaporated milk from cow to can. Cows are inspected, yards kept clean, and milk tested for acidity sediment and flavor at the condensation plant before canning. Experts oversee evaporation sterilization and labeling to ensure fresh safe product for housewives.
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Tts
Diet and health decide a woman's youth and beauty
The article argues that a woman's youth at sixty or old age at forty depends on health and diet. It emphasizes minerals like calcium from evaporated milk, daily milk for adults, salads, leafy greens, and fruit juices as essential. Following diet rules, birthdays become excuses for celebration.
Dreamed I was a bachelor prophecy
A lighthearted exchange predicts disappointment upon waking. The quip suggests a humorous take on bachelor dreams and waking reality.
When the Judge Dismisses A Domestic Dispute
A courtroom exchange ends with the judge dismissing the case after a husky husband defends his temper against his nagging wife and a taunting exchange about striking leads to the dismissal. The dialogue highlights a frail wife and a bold threat to drag the husband before a venerable judge.
Queer Driver Seen Circling Streets At Night
A person identified as queer was observed motoring around urban streets and drawing attention by deliberately driving near pedestrians. Authorities note no reported incidents of harm and urge caution among residents.
20 Years at Hard Labor Remarked in Case
A blunt remark about a man sentenced to twenty years at hard labor is noted, reflecting a harsh justice stance. The comment hints at a long punishment and possible public sentiment about the verdict.
Reflections by Paine and Fragments of Life and Law
A reflective verse on living to give kindness to others, from a simple gift to a smile, followed by brief and fragmented lines about memory, inheritance, and a judge’s sentence. The tone blends moral aspiration with stray snippets about a deceased uncle and a will.
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Paine
Min
Dillon Church Announces Sunday Evening Discussion Topics
Dillon Methodist church invites questions on war, religion, and conduct for Sunday 8 o'clock discussion. A 10 minute pre sermon query period starts June 6, with answers prepared after research. Sermon titles include The Mountains of God and Sufferings calamities and God. Sunday school 6 30 led by Roy Herndon Epworth League 7 Miss Violetta Viebrock presides.
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Japan
Dillon Methodist Church
Pehool
Roy Herndon
Epworth League
Violetta Viebrock
Green Color Theory Sparks Paper Debate
A quirky piece notes scientists claim nature makes trees and grass green to soothe nerves. The author jokes that giving a man some cash would calm him, playfully linking money to tranquility.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Ward
Grant
Earl Wheat
Twin Bridges
Alvin Owens
Armstead
Dillon
John Marley of
Blaine
Leo DeCelles
Elkhorn Springs
Alvin Ward
Polaris
Hazelbaker
John Peterson
Horse Prairie
Emerson Hughes
Nellie McKnight
Dell
George B. Conway
Helena
Elmer Gordon and Son
Roscoe
Our City
Butte Miner
J. B. Mayfield
W. Sebree Street
Sigrid Berg
Wilmar
Minn
Lois Scollard
Medicine Lodge
Joseph F. Gelhaus
Mary and
Ruth
Dorothy Blinn
Melrose
Frank Rife
Isaac Rife
D. J. Stephens
Dorothy
Stephens Ranch
Wisdom
Etta Metzel
Elwin
Alder
Beaverhead High School
Tattersall’s
William Judge
Blackfoot, Idaho
George Clemon
Jackson
May
Tribune Book Store
Warren Murray
Omaha
Sherman Hughes
Iowa
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
C. T. Magnus
Riterly
Ralph
Acme Quality
Beaverhead Lumber CO
California
Mantis
By Kathryn ST. John
Mata
Lifes Mirror
Dillon Church
Methodist Church
Carl Isnudsen
TOE Home
the Tribune
Ous
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
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