Local Happenings in Dillon Area Visitors Report
John Judge of Polaris visited Dillon on Monday. Mrs. J. E. Morse was a visitor in Butte last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Eliel traveled to Butte last Friday. Claude Lay visited Dillon from Jackson last weekend. Miss Rhea Berry of Havre is visiting the Campbell Inn. Andrew Williams came from his Alder ranch. Otto Schultz visited Dillon from Sheridan. Fred Eudaily returns from Oklahoma for the summer in Dillon. Karl Tash came from the DL ranch on Grasshopper. Frank Buhrer drove from Reichle. Frank Sawyer spent Monday here from Twin Bridges. Frank Tait of Melrose did business in Dillon. Stephen Kambich and son drove from a Glen-area ranch. Mrs. Henry Obsen shopped in Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Young visited from Anard Appa ranch. Mrs. Joseph F. Gelhaus visited Melrose with her niece.
One Ton Tom and the Unseen Fat
A dense column notes public curiosities and moral reflections from history. It mentions Theodore Valenzuela known as One Ton Tom who weighed 945 pounds, the Bishop Brown legal curiosity, chapel attendance debates, fashion’s impact on industry, Hoover on morals, and a brutal incident where a four year old killed his three year old brother after a threatened head severing.
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Los Angeles
Theodore Valenzuela
James Brand
Woman Guides Planting Around Sesqui Building
A young woman directs gardeners placing trees and shrubs around the Administration Building of the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition Association. She contributes to the 150th anniversary celebration of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
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Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition Association
Residents and visitors noted in Dillon area schedule
Local residents and visitors from Kidd Marion Kelley Twin Bridges Point of Rocks Grasshopper valley Blaine and Laurin traveled to Dillon on Saturday. Clergy Rev Fathers O Shea and Leschner hosted guests while others planned short trips and camping at Swan Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’shea
Laurin
F. X. Leschner
Birthday Traits For Those Born This Week
If your birthday falls this week you are said to have a gay talkative disposition and kindness toward others. You are tactful calm and intuitive with many friends and strong self reliance and persistence in undertakings. Women are active in church or society work and may become teachers.
Local Social Notes From Dillon and Nearby Towns
Karl Darmutter spent the latter part of the last week in Dillon from his ranch on MeHessor creek. Mrs Igsesmyth left last Saturday for Plains by learning of the death of her father TM at that place. Wilbur Tash motored to this city Sunday from his home at the DL ranch in Grasshopper valley. Mr. and Mrs. George Knapp and children of Argenta were guests of relatives in Dillon Saturday. Miss Sarah Dellinger left the latter part of last week for Everett Washington where she will spend the summer. H R Wenger M St John Gordon Craig and Paul J Johnson were visitors from Sheridan last week end. Mrs Clara Chapman returned last Saturday afternoon from Los Angeles where she has been spending the winter. Mr and Mrs Edgar Rife and daughter Billy Ann of Armstead visited relatives and friends in this city last week end.
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Karl Darmutter
Dillon
MeHessor Creek
Wilbur Tash
DL Ranch
Grasshopper Valley
Sarah Dellinger
Everett, Wash
Clara Chapman
Los Angeles
Edgar Rife
Billy Ann
Armstead
Mrs Freeman and family shop in Dillon Saturday
Mrs. Richard Freeman and children with Miss Lois Scollard of Medicine Lodge were shopping in Dillon Saturday afternoon.
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Richard Freeman
Lois Scollard
Medicine Lodge
Dillon
Miss Yvonne Magnus Heads to North Dakota Summer Visit
Miss Magnus leaves Sunday for LaMoure North Dakota to spend the summer with relatives and friends. Tattersall's advertises sewing machine supplies including needles oil shuttles belts and bobbins.
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Tattersall’s
Forest ranger A. A. Schroader visits Dillon with family
A. A. Schroader, a forest ranger in the Grant section, was in Dillon on Saturday as a business visitor. He traveled with his wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Schroader
Grant Section
Dillon
Tribune Book Store Ad For Typewriter Supplies
Ribbons for all standard makes of typewriters plus carbon paper for machine and pencil and typewriter paper in all weights offered by the Tribune Book Store.
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Tribune Book Store
Rancher Wendell H. Jardine Heads Home From Dillon
Wendell H. Jardine prominent young rancher of the Big Hole basin attended to business matters in Dillon last week. He left Friday for his Jackson ranch, making the trip on horseback.
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Big Hole Basin
Dillon
Jackson
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W. E. Roberts
Center Street
Ira Gordon
John Judge
Polaris
J. E. Morse
Butte
Mrs. Lambert Eliel
Claude Lay
Rhea Berry
Havre
Campbell Inn
Hazelbaker
Andrew Williams
Alder
Otto Schultz
Sheridan
Fred Eudaily
Oklahoma
Karl Tash
Frank Buhrer
Our City
Reichle
Frank Sawyer
Twin Bridges
Frank Tait
Melrose
Stephen Kambich and Son
Glen
Henry Obsen
Elkhorn Springs
Enoch Young
Anar
Joseph F. Gelhaus
Nice
Gebhard Fassler
Arthur Brisbane
William Montgomery Brown
Lpisconal
Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States of America
Brown
New Haven
Conn
Yale
France
Hoover
Treasury Department
Bureau of Efficiency
Crane and Company
Currency Paper Manufacturers
Bureau of Standards
Henry Thompson
Kidd
Marion Kelley
Frank Robinson
Point of Rocks
William Pahnish
Elmer Gordon
Helen Blake
J. L. Nyhart
Blaine
Albert Woodle
QO. M. Best
Frank Swartz
Frank Birrer
Mary Judge
Person Hughes
Swan Lake Country
California
George Knapp
Argenta
H. R. Wenger
M. St. John
Gordon Craig
Paul J. Johnson
Yvonne Magnus
LaMoure
N. D
Frank Hazelbaker
J. H. Gilbert
T. E. Gilbert
Prince
Thos. G. Hawkins
John Wolfe
Fannie Cahill
Henry
Ruby Valley
PTA Atx Gat Ae
Reas Erly
Maize Products CO
West Monroe St
Chicago, Ill
Wendell HH. Jardine
Luel
King
Aberdeen
Castlegate
Rock Springs
Standard Lumber & Coal Co
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