Local Happenings and Village Notices Mixed Column
Henry Burfield transacted business in Lima Tuesday. Mrs. Noah Allen was an Apex visitor in our city Saturday. Mrs. Anthony French from Argentina spent Saturday in our city. James L. Cochran ill with pneumonia last week is improving. Beav erhead Motors Co. ad promoting Ford purchase. Dillon Greenhouses offering home grown flowers. Sewing machine needles and parts advertised for Tattersalls. William H. Gaines visited Dillon on business. C. W. Stallings and family guests at William Dunn home. Miss Margaret Ryburn and Miss Ophelia Lloyd enrolled in business college in Butte. Jay and Clair Cosgrove at University of Utah spent weekend with family.
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Margaret Ryburn
Ophelia Lloyd
Butte
Business College
Jay and
Clair Cosgrove
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Dillon Visitors and Local Notices Run Through Week
A sequence of short notes lists visitors in Dillon from Blaine Melrose and nearby areas including Arthur Smith Ralph Strett Bert Orr Julia Reddington C F Peterson George Jenkins and Frank Birrer plus L G Staudemeyer Karl Hartwig and Thomas Pierce. Local services advertise Beaverhead Abstract Company Jim Phillips Employment Agency and real estate loans.
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Beaverhead Abstract Company
Jim Phillips
Dillon Mont
Sunday services at First Presbyterian Church
Philip J. May, minister, leads Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. on "Power" and a 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor with "The Refuge Psalm" from Psalm 91. Evening service at 7:30. Public cordially invited.
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Philip J. May
Baptist Church Sunday Services With Guest Speaker
Sunday school starts at 10:00 followed by morning worship at 11:00. Mrs. Tritt will speak in the morning service. The B Y P U will lead the 7:30 evening service. All are welcome and asked to bring a friend.
Normal College Notes Highlight Campus Work and Activities
The report details campus improvement with tree trimming and planned landscaping around the 1919 dormitory. It notes influenza affecting students, the Terman Group Test results, Penmanship Pointers edits, and notices to unsatisfactory workers. It covers extempo raneous speaking judges, basketball practice, and upcoming tournaments, plus student athletics and Women’s Athletics Association activities.
Maybe Not Ice Cream Tom Thunk About Girls
Fragmentary dialogue notes a joking line about girls liking ice cream and a quip comparing a gal to four quarts. The tone mirrors a light humor panel or cartoon caption with characters Tom Harry and a punchline about arithmetic.
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Tom
Classified Ad Says Woman Seeks Pet Care Companion
Fragmentary dialogue notes an odd want ad about a woman seeking to share living space with a dog owner. Tone suggests social commentary on housing shortages and ad culture. No further names or locations are provided.
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Acer
Farmer Raves of Pain Relief from Mayr’s Remedy
A man recounts severe gall bladder surgery history and a cure after taking Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy as advised by a friend in Iowa. He claims lasting relief from intestinal catarrh and related stomach liver and intestinal pains. Potts druggist offers money back.
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Iowa
Mayr
Potts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bond Grocery Co
Tattersall’s
Henry Burfield
Lima
Ford
Beaverhead Motors Co
Noah Allen
Our City
Anthony French
Argenta
Hazelbaker
James L. Cochran
Dillon Greenhouses
Mrs. Warren Graeter
Dillon
Ellis Ranch
Washington St
William H. Gaines
Bannack
C. W. Stallings
William Dunn
Arthur ‘Smith
Blaine
Ralph Strett
Bert’ Orr
Julia Reddington
Lemhi, Idaho
C. F. Peterson
Dell
George Jenkins
Sheriday
Frank Birrer
Ivo
L. G. Staudemeyer
Diamond C Ranch
Karl Hartwig
Reichle
Thomas’ Pierce
Horse Prairie
Christine Albers
Kansas
Fred Gilbert
Norman Gilbert
Home Park
Amos Elliott
Earnest Erickson
Missoula
Helena
Josephine Connley
Edward
First Presbyterian Church
the Leader Cash Grocery
Montana and
Center Streets
Normal College
Ledebur
Terman
Light
Garver
Mr. Mackie
Twin Bridges
Gallatin County
Montana Wesleyan
Murphy
Heckeroth
The
Index
of the Normal College
National Women’s Association
Margaret Murphy
Genevieve Ward
Josephine Spertink
Hollie Staudaker
Edythe Nelson
Miss Miller
Eunice Brown
Verna Wales
Mayme Rives
Gladys Alexander
Gladys Nobel
Mae Geary
Neva Page
Helen Harrington
M. A. Brannon
Robinson
Brannon
Miss Sipple
Billy Bayerd
Mary Louise Purdy
Monty Melton
Helen Wheat
America
Primary Mothers Club
Harry Gilbert
Washington
Miss van de Walker
Montana
State of
Montana Tax-Payers Association
Miles City
Wyoming
Joy the
City Baking CO
Farmer
Dillon Furniture CO
Tut
Gea Ma
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