Two Arrested for Fishing Without a License
Royal Van Skiver was arrested for fishing without a license Sunday afternoon by Deputy Game Warden Tom Edmunds. His $25 bond was forfeited after failing to appear for trial before Justice L. P. Phillips. Mrs. B. F. Froman was fined $25 by Judge Stahl for the same offense. Edmunds warns fines will be higher next time. All persons 15 or older must have licenses to fish or hunt.
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Royal
van Skiver
Tom Edmunds
Justice of the Peace
L. P
Dillon Residents Welcome Collins Family Visit
Revisit Dillon, Mr and Mrs George Collins of San Pedro California formerly of Dillon arrived last Friday spending several days with friends and relatives. They returned from Michigan where they attended Mrs Collins father’s funeral. A trout dinner followed at Barshaw cafe with twelve guests. Collinses left Monday night. Great Falls plans resurfacing old bituminous pavement citywide.
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San Pedro
Calif
Dillon
Michigan
Mrs. Collins
Kidney Trouble Relief From Foley Pills
Mrs A Barnes of Altoona Pennsylvania says she was very sick with kidney trouble and a bad liver and back pain kept her from housework. She reports Foley Kidney Pills helped her wonderfully and recommends them for quick relief from Potts the druggist.
Local Happenings Spot Destroyer at Tattersall's
Community notices list sales ads and visits from Dillon residents and visitors. Mrs Hurley Leach arrives from San Diego. Ed Duff returns from Portland. several adults travel for business, study, or leisure. theater event Daddy Long Legs planned. various local services advertised.
Beavers and Bunnies Battle to Tie in City League
The Beavers and the Bunnies played to an 8 to 8 tie at the fairgrounds on a damp evening. Spectators were few, but the teams produced early runs and varied pitching as Vandergrift and Gibson pitched for the Beavers while McCarthy and Metlen shared catching duties for the Bunnies. Weather permitting, next game details and the full season schedule follow.
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Beavers
Bunnies
Whalen
Jennings
Vandergrift
Gibson
Paul
Bill Ross
Gophers
Tucs
Rathbones Meet President Harding in White House Visit
Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Rathbone joined 15 members of Bagdad's delegation at the White House on Wednesday to present the bronze statuette When the Best of Riders Quit by Charles M. Russell to President Harding. The president voiced pleasure at a western trip and a stop in Butte. A guided tour followed the presentation.
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R. R. Rathbone
Bagdad
White House
Harding
Charles M. Russell
Montana
Butte
George N. Short
Mary R. Short
Charles KE. Beebe
R. R. Rattibone
Dillon
J. A. Phillips
W. E. Pierce
George R. Good
al J. Gies
H. W. Burton
A. J. Wilcomb
Twin Bridges
Ed. J. Hanmer
Best and Linsons Tour Butte in Jewett Sedan
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Best and Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Linson traveled to Butte Monday and returned Tuesday in Mr. Best's new Jewett sedan bought at the time.
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O. M. Best
Lonnie Linson
Butte
Mr. Best
Jewett Sedan
Miss Mary Patterson Moves to Idaho Falls
Miss Mary Patterson left Tuesday evening for Idaho Falls to join her parents who moved there some time ago.
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Mary Patterson
Idaho Falls
Ira Sanders Funeral Held Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for the late Ira M. Sanders were held Sunday at 2:30 in the Presbyterian church with Rev. Philip May officiating. A choir sang as floral tokens surrounded the casket. A long procession accompanied the remains to Mountain View Cemetery for interment. The bereaved family left Monday for Manhattan.
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Ira Sanders
Ira M. Sanders
Presbyterian Church
Philip May
Mountain View
Manhattan
Snowstorm Silver Lead Mining Operations Expand in Troy Mont
In Troy Montana a local mining firm named Snowstorm Silver Lead Mining operates its mine and mill and plans to start work on the Morning mine recently purchased, signaling expansion of mining activity in the area.
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Troy
Mont
Silver- Lead Mining Company
Danger in Stubborn Cough Warns to Seek Help Promptly
Stubborn coughs that linger may lead to serious complications and should be treated with Foley's Honey and Tar. John J. Healy of Pittsfield Mass reports no cough after using it. Other medicines failed to help. Refuse substitutes. Potts the druggist. Aidv 22-bt.
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Foley
John J. Healy
Pittsfield
Mass
Potts
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