Cattle losses from larkspur in mountains described
The report notes Ernest Waters Julius Hartwig Fay Gransberry lose cattle to larkspur bloat in rainy season mountains. Raymond Gransberry and Louis Kambich move cattle to foothills to stay safe. J C Ferguson injured eye on homestead. treated in Dillon. Glenrose baseball benefit card party held in Melrose with Cabbage Patch of Butte game. Miss Marie Reichle of Plains visiting relatives. Mrs Alders attends Butte on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest ‘Waters, Bich
Julius Hartwig
Fay Gransberry
Raymond ‘Gransberry
Louis Kambich
Glenrose
Melrose
Butte
Marie Reichle
Plains
Nick Alders
Polaris notes and district social round in Dillon
Mrs. E A Marchesseau and Mr and Mrs J J Brown hosted visiting Missoula family members Mrs Larry Daly Paul and Betty Daly in Dillon then traveled to Los Angeles for a national music meet. Local students had perfect attendance while the Grasshopper cowboys drove cattle to higher range for better feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Marchesseau
J. J. Brown
Dillon
Larry Daly
Paul
Betty
Missoula
Mr. Daly
Los Angeles
Beryl
Bobby
J. D. Harrison
Lucille
George Harrison
George Pyle
Betty Harrison
Lucy
Ruth Pyle
Shirley Mae King
Pyle
John Judge
Rural school scholars excel in end of year lists Medicine Lodge district
Miss Gladys Garr, county superintendent, released the high achieving students and those completing eighth grade exams. The top ten include Marie Knox Dell Arthur Hansen Medicine Lodge Floyd Kenison Jr Nicholia Viola Redfern Dewey Ada Waldemar Grant Philip Malesich and others. The report names many eighth graders from Dell Dewey Lakeview Polaris Gosman Reichle Drummey and more with rural schools listing tardy or absent records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine ‘Lodge
Seco Floyd ‘Kenison
Nicholia
Gladys Garr
Marie Knox
Dell
Arthur
Hansen
Medicine Lodge
Floyd Kenison, Jr
Viola’ Redfern
Dewey
Ada Waldemar
Grant
Philip Malesich
Drummey
Ralph Pedersen
Marjorie Wetmore
Lakeview
Margaret Bennett
Mabel Poe
Eugene Cooper
Bannack
Edna Fleming
Roger Bennett
Margaret Thompson
Bill Parish
Beatrice Marcotte
Donwich
Flint
Bobby Harrison
Beryl Harrison
Lucille Harrison
Polaris
Virginia Dickson
Millpoint
Elsie Green
Henry Gravely
Gosman
Robert Hoffman
Veona Turner
Gilbert Dodgson
Meryle Aiken
Wise River
Robert Brundage
Doyle
Hubert Cummins
Reichle
Chester Stefonic
Jimmie Rebich
Velma Stefonie
Riverside
Craig Anderson
Elen Keenan
Peter Sweeney
Bernice Renz
Argenta
Wisdom
George White
Dorothy Hurley
Bernie Knudsen
Della Francis
Edward Gross
Lorense Knudsen
Helen Schonenberger
Dorothea Priestley
Rose Priestley
Marian Hurley
Allen Gross
Dale Willey
Jed Rock
Gertrude Wombacker
Alta Renfro
Gladys Waldemar
Phoebe Thompson
George Thompson
Bruce Brundage
Deforest Thompson
Apex
Charlie Schleicher
Lorraine Dillet
Ruby Birrer
Nelson
Charles Miller
Bessie Knox
Richard Mel Ninch
Goldie Cameron
Kenneth Cameron
East Fox
Boyd Husted
Local social notes recount visits and voyages around Dillon
Frank Hancock motored to Dillon on Tuesday to meet his daughters spending summer vacation here. R. Hewitt returned from Butte with family belongings and plans to reside until school starts. Musburgers, Brown family, and Marechesseau visit friends. Daly family leaves for Los Angeles. A chivaree surprised the Collinses at home. I B Mining fans travel to Salmon for baseball. they lose 8 to 4. Bobby Ryburn taken for medical care. Heavy rains boost local ranch crop prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel
J. A. Marehesseau
Polaris
Dillon
L. H. Daly
Los Angeles
Calif
Joe Collins
I. B’s
Salmon
Frank Ryburn
Bobby
DAR Members Visit Armstead Historic Lewis and Clark Sites
Beaverhead Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution members toured Armstead on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J. W. Scott hosted the visit to recognize Lewis and Clark landmarks and the area’s historic Indian meeting grounds. Aconda members Miss Betty Lemmon Mrs. A Lemmon Mrs. George Dean and Mrs. Leonard Larson joined the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Scott
Armstead
Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lewis and Clark
Order
A. Lemmon
Betty Lemmon
George Dean
Leonard €. Larson
Fishermen urged to prevent fires in forests
Instructions urge fishermen to avoid campfire spread in National forests. Advice includes building small fires away from trees, breaking camp only when extinguished, and thorough methods to extinguish coals with water and dirt. Emphasizes carrying shovel, fire bucket, and water for every car or pack train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Butter cartons in stock at the Tribune Book
Steve Dillon and Howard Cashmore reported one pound butter cartons are now in stock at the Tribune Book store during early week in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Book
Steve Dillon
Howard Cashmore
How to Know If You Have a Stomach Ulcer
If you have stomach trouble and pain after eating it may be an ulcer. See a doctor if possible. If not, Dr Emil's Adla tablets and a correct diet may counteract acid stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
Association forms to stimulate mining funding plan
A proposed western states mining fund of 30 million dollars would be split into three ten million allotments for northern central and southern districts. Administered by nonpolitical bodies like schools of mines with a business board, the plan aims to finance prospecting and production, repay the government with profit sharing, and spur employment while raising miner morale. Montana sets up an 1800 member committee to push the plan with associate memberships at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Black Hills
Congress
Schools of Mines and
Bureaus of Mines
Montana
Vigilante Mining Association
Carl J. Trauerman
Butte
Laughing at a Morning Rota Breakthrough
Mrs Smith recalls a morning routine struggle with their housemaid and notes a humorous fix by introducing her to the milk man. The anecdote, shared among friends, underscores an old fashioned domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Smith
Einstein's relativity explained with a simple comparison
The saying attributed to Einstein describes time perception as relative. A pleasant two hours with a nice girl feels brief while a minute on a hot stove drags on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einstein
United States Flag Display Rules for Post Offices
The flag must be shown over all first and second class post offices during business hours. It should be hoisted at sunrise and lowered at sunset, folded, and stored properly. It also must be displayed on designated holidays including New Year’s Day, Washington’s Birthday, Pan American Day, Mother's Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Armistice Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. if a holiday falls on Sunday, display occurs then and the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States House of Representatives
War Department
Washington
Aa Sr
Remarkable Fort Worth Prescription A Vol For Women
A widely marketed non narcotic remedy named A V OL is promoted to treat nervousness headaches irritable mood and low mood in women. The ad claims doctors prescribe it in many workplaces and warns buyers to avoid inferior substitutes.
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J.C. Ferguson
Frank Judge
W. S. Tash
KE. E. Hazel
Board of Trustees
Ruth
Lucy Pyle
Ralph Harrison
Rigby, Idaho
The
Republican
Chicago
Samme Fee
Ford
Bergeson Motors, Inc
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