Dillon News Briefs Mixed Local Notices In Dillon
Local items include visits from Bruce Risley Laura Ames and several out of town guests. Cars for sale and services offered from Tattersalls and A S McDonald. Cleanup day announced by Mayor for June 9 with related notices.
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Laura Ames
Polaris
Dillon
Hazelbaker
Singer Sewing Machines
Tattersall’s
W. C. Jenings
Butte
Sheriff Wyman
Big Hole
Standard Lumber & Coal Company
Oakel Nelson
Alaska and Hawaii to Get Soldier Farmers
Washington D C June 38 Soldiers who enlisted from Alaska and Hawaii may benefit from Secretary Lane s Homes for Soldiers law after the Alaskan Chapter of The American Congress urged inclusion by cable Alaska furnished more than five thousand men nearly half the Territory s eligible youth The Mining Chapter drew attention to Alaska s agricultural potential and the rights of its men to return to their state of adoption Hawaii which furnished a large soldier quota will be included in the bill to be presented to Congressman Mondell the latest bill compiles features from similar measures backed by leaders of both parties in both houses.
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Washington, D. C
Alaska
Hawaii
Lane
American Congress
Cable
United States
Congressman Mondell
Talker Nicknamed Pears Heaven Sent Admonition
A neighbor remarks that a wife is a considerable talker. Gap Johnson of Rumpus Edge Arkansas responds with a rueful, humorous exchange about hurry and saying everything before time runs out.
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Eh-yarl
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Edge
Ark
She Was Immune. Beach Attendant Warns Of Sharks
A beach attendant shouts a warning to swimmers about man eating sharks in the water while Fair Rather retorts that she is not a man. The judge remarks on the exchange with a cold edge.
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H. C.patterson
Dell
Jack Dodge
Helena
Walter: Brearley
Alder
Dillon
Uncle Eben’s Theory about Washington’s Truthfulness
Uncle Eben declares George Washington a man of few words and says a cheerful person who never lies must tell the truth. The Washington Star attribution frames the quip as a homely folk saying about honesty.
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Uncle Eben
George Washinton
Washington Star
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead County May 31 1919
Summary of quitclaims deeds warranty transfers and notices across Beaverhead County from the title books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending May 31 1919. Includes transfers for Andrew Hirsch John Yank I V Warner Hugh Mooney Hurley Leach Ralph Gilman Frank Dunbar Abram Rife Ellen Cooper Floyd Goddard Leon Foote Murray Livestock Co and others plus amendments pendency notices lease actions and corporate stock increases affecting towns like Armstead Glen Jackson Centennial Valley and Rattlesnake Creek.
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
I. V. Warner
John Kent
Railroad Avenue
Hugh Mooney
Dan Mooney
Washington St
Hurley Leach
Berg Christensen
Ralph A. Gilman
A. L. Stone
Rattlesnake Creek
Frank H. Dunbar
Odd Fellows Lodge No
Jackson
Abram S. Rife
Findlay
Watson
Franklin T. Jones
Charles M. Jones
Centennial Valley
For Sale 1.5 Acres Dillon Property
Advertises one and a half acres in Dillon for sale with contact details for A F Schab of Bakersfield California care of A Fraser at C P R R 2071. Includes slogan Think in interest save.
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Dillon
A. F. Schab
E. Bakersfield
Calif
A. Fraser
Doctor Brownback Changes Office Address
Osteopath Dr George Brownback moves his practice from 18 South Washington Street to the Phillips Apartments North Idaho Street Suite II. Adv-4Sté. Think in interest save.
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George Brownback
South
Washington Street
Phillips Apartments
North
Idaho Street
Suite
Ingalls Eulogy of Grass Highlights Renewal and Silence
The piece by John J. Ingalls extols grass as nature’s constant benediction. It recalls May’s light, the scar of descent healed by green, and grass surviving war’s ruts, winter's siege, and decay. The essay notes Ingalls’ Duluth Herald connection and Kansas Magazine’s remark on his ownership.
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John J. Ingalls
Duluth Herald
Kansas Magazine
Senator Ingalls
Caravan Kitchens To Stay After Wartime Success
A London patch reports on the caravan kitchen scheme created by Miss Horsborough to aid mothers leaving children at home. The mobile service cooks and serves hot dinners in poor quarters for a small fee, attracting large crowds and about 33 000 dinners weekly in one district, with plans to expand beyond wartime use.
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London
Eng
Horsborough
Canaries Befriend Linnet Aboard Far Sea Schooner
A hungry linnet lands 1000 miles from San Francisco on the four masted schooner Sophe Christenson. Captain Bob McCarron notes the bird likely yearned for land. The linnet alights near a canary, perches by its cage, and the two become companions as the ship rolls.
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Sophe Christenson
San Francisco
Bob McCarron
McCarron
Black Fox Industry Expands Across Nations
In 1917 Prince Edward Island housed about 10,000 foxes at the start of pelting season. Between December 1, 1917, and January 31, 1918, 2,500 foxes were killed and their pelts marketed. Ranch-bred fox farming spreads through Canadian provinces, parts of the United States, and into Japan and Norway, all within similar climates suited to black fox domestication.
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Prince Edward Island
United States
Japan
Norway
Wedding Ring Custom to Stay in England
Jewelers report the wartime practice of brides buying their own wedding rings in England will persist. The custom emerged when the groom arrived only shortly before the ceremony, and its advantages, including the bride’s exact ring size, convince both sides it should continue.
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England
Edinburgh
Lemon Tree Bears Oranges Case Report in Egypt
From the Journal of Heredity a lemon tree grafted or transplanted to Egypt produced fruit unlike its kind. The lemons were unusually spherical with an orange stripe and one branch bore a large fruit clearly an orange.
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Journal of Heredity
Egypt
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Wisdom
Emory Keller
Maynard
Pacific St
C. H. Phillips
Miss Phillips
California
L. A. Thompson
Twin Bridges
J. F. Bishop
Charles. Burden
Horse Prairie
Mrs. Burden
Craig Cornell
Mrs
Roy Jackson
Billings
Mr. Jackson
Souther Montana Abstract and Title Co
Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
John F. Davies
Butte Public
Armstead
Tattersall's
South Dakota St
Martin Jackson
H. J. Matteson
George Murray
Stone Creek
Beattice Christman
Justin Brundage
George Mudd
Dillon Friends
W. GB. Orem
Dillon Oil Co’s
Alex Allardyce
Spokane
Wash
A. F. Graeter
Anaconda
Fred Graeter
Gregson Springs
Gracier
Sam McClean
Apex
McClean
George Schimmell
G. E. Alkire
Mr. Schimmell
Salmon River
A. S. McDonald
Pacific St. Adt
R. J. Moore
Missoula
H. Cushing
Southern Montana
C. W. Smith
John Walton
Smiths
Springhill
Belgrade Journal
Frank Woodside
Camp Russell
Wyo
Alma Harwood
Wallace Gamble
Chas. W. Woodburn
Ray Murray
J. P. Kest
Best Candy Company
Butte Wednassay
Emil Conger
Wyoming
Earl Ryan
George Romain
George Whitworth
Roy Carruthers
Isaac Rife
Arizona
Idaho
Elmer Gordon
Eber Badcon
Great Falls
Harve
Tacoma
Badcon
E. W. Jones
Optometrist
Albert Stamm
Jeweler
Andrew Hirsch
Big Hole Basin
John Yank
John D. Pope
Boston and Montana Milling Co
Keith Lee
Elkhorn
Anna Lee
Pierre Giraud
Victor Mathews
Alexander Peyre
Etienne Peyre
Ernest Peyre
William Munckton
Vorse
Prairie
John W. Ewing
Sage Creek
A. S.S. Johnson
Nellie Graeter
M. Fred Heffner
Josephine Hovey
LaDue
Ida M. Sanders
John Y. Cox
Ida Cox
Sarah Reinhardt
Chris Bay
Reinhardt
Beaverhead Lumber Co
Basin Mercantilempany
Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad Co
Lemhi Telephone Co
Scott & Bowne
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Black Fox
Europe
Washington Monument
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