Polaris D Y Kannegaard Week End Dillon Visit
Local notes report Mrs D Y Kannegaard as a stage passenger to Dillon for a weekend visit. Al Ward recovers at Barrett hospital after back injury while Hollis Harrison and others travel between Dillon and nearby ranches. Rebekah lodge initiates Ada Girogre with past presidents supervising a solemn ceremony and humor features noted. Several visitors signed in at the lodge affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Y. Kannegaard
Dillon
al Ward
Butte
Hollis ‘Harrison
Barrett Hospital
Harrison Home Ranch
Will
Otto
Carl Pahnish
W. S. Tash
Sareek
Carl L. Knoll
Clyde Penny
Pyle Ranch
Rebekah
Leverich
P.N. G
Cy Pris
N. G
Pendergast
Julia Helming
Victoria Troupe
Hattie Pomeroy
Blanch Leverich
Florence Gross
G. A. Poitieros
Joe Carlson
A. R. Leverich
Beth Francis
B. H. Hathway
Ada Givorre
E. G. Ramsworth
L. C. Stocker
Annie
James
John Prohosky
Roy Stocker
Ivan Burrell
George Hughes
Tom Scott
Armstead
Eva
Annie Stocker
James Mansfield
George P. Hughes
Fero Marchesseau
Lemhi
Idaho
Joe Chaput
Merle Leggett
Matt Kay
Grant
Archie Barr
al Waldemar
Charles P. Brenner
Earl Manis
Father Clifford of
Lima
Chester Barrett
Jack Peterson
Barrett
Anna P. Mansfield
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pat Desmond
California
Jackson People Report Visits and Social Events
Local residents travel between Dillon Butte Missoula Armstead and Dillon for family visits business meetings and social gatherings. Sincerity Rebekah Lodge and Jackson Womens Club hold regular sessions with refreshments and prize card party activities.
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Tom Pendergast
Jackson
Jack Husted
Butte
Frank
N. G. Blanche Leverich
Harry Davis
Basin
Missoula
Arthur Anderson
Dillon
Roy Ford
Jackson Womens’ Club
Claude Lapham
Inadnit
Woody
John Inadnit
Fred Hirschey
Gill
Sam Peterson
Dysart Gowen
Lapham
Dan Pendergast
Martin Jackson
Walter White
Paul Sevier
Portland
Jesse Finsley
Herb Strum
Jules Wenger
John Peterson
Hazel Johnson
George Clemow
Mrs Krause
John Krause
Mr. Bowers
Tom Clemow
Swan Johnson
Inabnit
Shepherd
Dutch Treat: who pays the bill keeps dating propriety
A San Francisco Chronicle reprint discusses a young man asking if it is proper for girls to pay their share. It concludes such arrangements are proper but unlikely to succeed, noting women favor paying while men pay in practice. It suggests subtle schemes to cover the cost without confessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
Bear Hug Myth Debunked By Zoologists
The belief that bears naturally hug their victims is challenged as myth. Experts note bears strike with their paws and deliver blows, while observers attribute the idea to faulty observation and misread happenings. Dr. W. Reid Blair calls the “hug” notion unfounded.
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Pope
W. Reid Blair
New York Zoological Park
Editorial restraints and women’s quotation marks
The author critiques national magazines yoking women to expressive punctuation. He cites how women adopt exclamation points dashes and underlines, shaping a feminine idiom in print and even in speech, noting its impact on tone and clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Pollett
the Bookman
Danube Iron Gate a Gate in Name Only
The Iron Gate on the Danube is a gorge below Orsova Romania not a gate. Turkish calls aside, rapids and boulders hindered two miles of channel until blasting began in 1800 by a Hungarian company and navigation was declared open in 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danube
Orsova
Romania
Ixchange
Gun mishearing sparks Scots Jewish gun joke
A London luncheon tale recalls a wealthy guest ordering his gun cleaned for a Scotland shooting trip. The servant replies, misunderstanding, prompting the host to clarify the letters G U N and a wordplay about Jew union and pneumatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland
Forbes
Monument Row on the Victoria Embankment
Street reporter Looker-On notes a London monument stretch along the Victoria Embankment famed for length variety and passing over many figures from monarchy to statesmen scholars poets soldiers journalists and musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Embankment
London
London Daily Chronicle
Victoria
Blackfriars
Boadicea
Westminster
Barber Bill Chooses Black Hair Over Red
A three year old boy named Up to the Barber Bill rejects red hair he has heard about. His mother plans a barber visit to cut his hair. He asks to find a barber who will cut it black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Hoover
Madison
Christine West
Kentucky
Berea College
Columbia University
Ford’s Methods and Power Development
John F. Sinclair notes Henry Ford reduced automobile production from 2,200 to 134 man hours, cutting costs and outcompeting foreign manufacturers. Germans and French attempted similar efficiency but lagged Ford's horsepower per worker. The South concentrates on power development with North and South Carolina, Alabama, and Canraie Lapathar accounting for 24 percent of developed water power by public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Sinclair
Montana Standard
Arkwright
Henry Ford
Henry
America
Ford
Detroit
Germany
France
South
North
Carolina
Alabama
Canraie Lapathar
United States
Ford Wheel Makes Run With Half of Spokes Out
A damaged wire wheel from a Ford endured a two hour 54 mile test from Durban to Maritzburg South Africa with half its spokes removed by fire and successive tests. Lance Walsh oversaw the run and declared the wheel no worse after the journey despite heat damage and warping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Lance Walsh
Durban
Maritzburg
South Africa
Walsh
Faith and Courage Through Belief in Self
A Dillon Montana page discusses faith as a force shaping character and success, arguing faith tempers cynicism and guides action beyond mere logic. It cites local visitors A R Lloyd, W N Bichler, Walter Lyon, Bernard Garrison, Harry Hunter, Dr I G Dunlap, Betty Conray, Jorgen Jorgenson, and county figures like T E Gilbert and Anson Baxter in brief society notes.
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Polaris
Jackson News
James Prohosky
Carl Heil
J. W. Long
Broncos
Grate Runyon
Cheyenne
Wyo
Danube’s
Europe
Ford Light Delivery
Dodge
Bergeson Motors, Inc
Anderson Brothers
Dillon, Montana
Faith
A. R. Lloyd
San Francisco
W. N. Bichler
Walter Lyon
Bernard Garrison of
Reichle
Harry Hunter
City
L. G. Dunlap
Anaconda
Betty Conrady
Jorgen Jorgenson
Big Hole Basin
T. E. Gilbert
Fifth Judicial District
The
Montana Bar Association
William Leimert
F.A. Hazelbaker
Anson Baxter
Montana Auto Company
DR. Scarborough
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