Local visitors and events in town yesterday
O E Peppard the Missoula bridge contractor was in town yesterday. The Presbyterians will hold Sunday school meetings in the school house. A heavy rain storm visited this section yesterday. Mrs Ida Mahan Mrs Clawson and Charley Mahan were in town from Salisbury Memorial day. Mr Dugan a Butte mining man interested in Ramshorm gulch was here this week. Fred Hermsmeyer proprietor of the Raby hotel visited Dillon Tuesday. Miss Katie O'Brien returned to Sheridan from winter in Omaha. The attending physician reports Herb.
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Nesbitt
Ostrander
Salmon City
Idaho
Sidney Hooker
H. Wv. Braiard
Dillon
Tom Jones
Rochester
Virginia
Margaret Graham
Edith Cashmore
M. Lia. Davidson
Montana Mercantile Company
Davalson
Madison County
Twin Bridges
Lochester
Butte
Melrose, Stacy & Co
O.E. Peppard
Missoula
Ida Mahan
Clawson
Charley Mahan
Salisbury
Dugan
Twin Bridges Notes and Local Social Happenings
Special Correspondence reports Hon. J. M. Page in town and local praise for Helena. Sheridan visit for Decoration day. junior nine lose to Sheridan again. Ladies' aid plans ice cream social June 20 with Twin Bridges cornet band. Amity club gathering May 29 enjoyed ice cream and cake. Roving fares to Buffalo for N E A Meeting priced 65.50. Union Pacific promises comfortable travel with dates to be announced.
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Tribune
Sueampan
Memorial Dty
Custer
Sheridan
Main Street
O. F. Parmeter
Sheridan Band
Custer Post
Post
Women’s Relief Corps
Myrtle Lodge
D. of
Sheridan Lodge
Diamond
Grand Army of the Republic
M. E
Frank Keagy
C. G.T. Hall
Anna Hall
Mabel Glasser
Sherwood
Liberty
America
May Thomas
Blank patent notices offered at local office
Readers with unfiled or issued patents are asked to mail their names and addresses to the editor. The notice appears in the Dillon dispatch as a public information offer.
Magnificent Tron Built Plant Rises at Guaylord
The Whitehall Zephyr notes rapid progress on the Parrot smelter complex at Gaylord with iron and concrete structures rising. The concentrator stack will stand 200 feet high with a 1000 ton daily capacity while vast brick yards and outbuildings expand, all overseen by Superintendent Maxwell as incline trestle work nears completion.
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Tie Parrot
Guaylord
Whitehall Zephyr
Thas
Maxwell
Quotable quips from papers sparkles and scandals
A collage of remarks from various newspapers includes jokes about sports and gears, divorce tales in Newark, debates on currency slogans, acting hands, a noiseless cannon, and a New Jersey preacher's kiss incidents. It lampoons press voices and public manners with sharp, era-typical wit.
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Minneapolis Journal
United States
Jorida Times-Union
Newark
Philadelphia Press
Garden City Herald
Isanskias City
John L. Sullivan
New York Press
Kansas City Journal
Somerville Journal
Krupp
Indianapolis News
Hoboken
Atlanta Constitution
Boston Journal
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia Record
New Jersey
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Women as Workers in Library and Educational Roles
The piece argues women have greatly expanded in education, medicine, law, and library work, now constituting a major portion of teaching, college faculties, and professional services. It cites Kansas City with 12,000 to 15,000 women wage earners and suggests similar national scales, noting female librarians and practitioners.
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America
United States
Kansas City
Kangas City
Fragmented exclamations mix in erratic notices
A garbled montage of newspaper fragments references lawsuits deferrals and dirty tricks. It mentions the York World Detroit News Tribune Chicago Record and CHS with unclear context and damaged lines. The piece suggests financial disputes and warnings about meddling with machinery.
The Triumph of advertising and poor promotion critique
A fragmented piece arguing that effective advertising drives trade while poor ads fail, noting vendors offer debris for sale and criticizing those who complain about pay. It references Jehisan Gibbe and a publication context amid uncertain surrounding factors.
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Jehisan Gibbe
Emersons Aunt Scolds Fashion For Elderly Ladies
The New York Journal recalls Mary Moody Emerson, aunt to Ralph Waldo Emerson, who scolds others for levity in dress. She challenges Mrs. Thoreau who wore a bright bonnet flower, noting she keeps her eyes shut to avoid silly color auras in age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moody Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ankle Bangles Enter Fashion from Philadelphia Times
The Philadelphia Times notes a new fashion trend introducing ankle bangles. A gold or silver chain with a pendant is worn as a left ankle bangle paired with low shoes and black silk stockings.
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Philadelphia Times
Jackets for Young Ladies Feature Strap Seams and Pearl Buttons
Mrs George C Needham wife of a noted evangelist preached in Lowell Massachusetts long ago. She is known as a Bible student writer and speaker. The article notes new jacket features including strap seams small pearl buttons and pearl decorations on straps and edges.
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George C. Needham
Lowell
Mass
Needham
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Madison County News
the Tribune
B. ¥.Bowman
Bridges
J. Z. Clem
Emil Quilhorst
Our Boys
Lane Walker
Fred Hermsmeyer
Raby Hotel
Katie O’brien
Omaha
J. M. Page
Helena
Amity Club
C. W. Birchards
Helena Rooran
Buffalo
N. E. A. Meeting
Union Pacific
T'Arbuzz
Gaylord
Tron
Iag
York World
Dette Tribune
Detroit News Pribune
WNC
Tonite Bibor
New York Herald
Winetterry
Detroit Free Press
Herardous
Neve
Ty Roes
Chicago
Ely
Simmons Liver Regulator
J. H. Zeilin & Co
Philadelphia
Rat Lowfamily Resort
Quiyctlon
Dr. Use
Feo Hells Meyer, Hridan, Momt
Gur
Pettion Chicago
Uceth Mills
Sheridan, Mont
Khad Ti
Herhold
S. Audiffred
Laurin
Mont
Shafer Bros
W.rightenour, M. D
M. E. Church
Sixnipsix, Mont
Nichols
Harness Store
Pierce Cycle Co
E. T. Nichols
Thos. Shaw
Daily Stage
Lesterville
Virginia Stage Line
Reed & Hagenberger
Baby Hotel
Sheridan, Montana
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