Local residents visit Dillon and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Johnson of Butte join Howell ranch guests for several days. Frank Esterwald returns from Dillon visit. Charles Brenner heads to Butte for a few days with friends. George Hughes back from Dillon after a short stay. Prohosky and Dodd take business trips to Bannack and Grant. L C Stocker and Eva spend weekend in Dillon. Matt Kay and family visit their ranch. Ryburn hauls coal for J B Mining in Bannack. Amosia Cox birthday celebration with neighbors. Kennth Hier and infant son of Pocatello visit relatives in town. Jack Brenner and Bill Bjern spent Saturday in Dillon. Leonard Waldemar travels to Grasshopper. Chester Barrett recalls funeral in Butte. M BR Rand makes a Dillon business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Hughes
Dillon
James Prohosky
Bannack
James’ Dodd
Grant
L. C.,stocker
Eva
Andet
Matt Kay
Frank Ryburn
J. B. Mining Company
Amosia Cox
Mrs. Chester Barrett
Butte
M. BR. Rand
Jail Time for Fishing Without License Plea
Joe Stewart was arrested Sunday by Deputy State Game Warden Charles Price on fishing without a license. He pleaded guilty before Judge L. P. Phillips and was sentenced to 12 days in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stewart
Charles Price
L.P. Phillips
Choir Schedule and Society Notes Include Clergy Event
The choir meets Thursday evening at 7 and Saturday at 2 30 at the pastor home. Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs Clarence Andersen on Thursday March 10 at Mrs Niels Lauritsens. Sunday school at 10 am, services at 11 am, theme Did Jesus Sin. Luther League 7 pm with round table on divorce. A farm hand who stole cider and 75 cents seeks to repay. Palmer of Columbia Mo has sought to repay his debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Clarence Andersen
Niels Lauritsen
Jesus
Luther League
Palmer
Columbia, Mo
Remarkable New Prescription Eases Women’s Nervousness
A scientific prescription now used by doctors relieves headaches nervousness irritability and low mood in women without depressing the heart. It is pleasant to take stimulating and harmless and widely used in factories offices departments to help workers perform tasks safely.
Buhrer School Parent Teacher Group Social at Piccone Home
Frank Kambich and his mother Mrs Steven Kambich motored to Dillon on Wednesday. The Buhrer School Parent Teacher Association was entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Dan Piccone Saturday night. Pinochie was enjoyed by the grown ups while the children played games. Mrs Albert Schmidt held high score for the evening and Bernard Garrison low. Mr and Mrs Jay Stencil, residents for a year, recently moved to Lewiston to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank? Kambich
Steven Kambich
Lewiston
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract Co
Week ending March 5 1932 lists patents to Earl D Harkness 450 acres Sheep Creek basin deeds City of Dillon to Mrs Chas Mc Laughlin lot in Mountain View Cemetery Toole Toole Berlin lode mining claim No 1 northwest of Melrose Matt Orr et al to Poindexter Orr Livestock Co property in Blacktail Deer Creek valley Trustee deed Ruth Barrett trustee to John J Corette 40 acres Big Hole
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YEP Or Real Estate
Beaverhead Abstract Co
City of
Dillon
Chas. McLaughlin
Mountain View
Patrick H. Toole
Joseph Henry Toole
Berlin Lode
Melrose
Matt Orr
Poindexter & Orr Livestock Company
Blacktail Deer Creek
Ruth Barrett
John Jr. Corette
Big Hole Basin
Miss Best in St Mary’s hall play at Fairbault
Miss Ida Best daughter of Dr and Mrs H Fy Best played a notable role in The Hour Glass staged March 7 by the Dirk and Kauble dramatic society at St Mary’s hall Fairbault Minnesota. A coast guard cutter man rescued a man trapped by a muskrat trap after sitting on it on the New Jersey coast. A Port Hope Ontario resident Guglielmo Farina died at 91 after a life of near death stunts including Niagara Falls feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrn Ida Best
Coast Guard
New Jersey
Guglielmo Farina
Port Hope
Ont
Niagara Falls
Farm boy jests about whisky hidden by father
An Alabama farm boy admitted to investigators that whisky was hidden under corn in a big crib. After hours of labor to remove the corn they found no liquor. The boy laughed and said he played a good joke on the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Leeds Wife Reports Daily Bath Beatings Over Water
Mrs. Hannah Bromley of Leeds complains that her husband beat her if the water was not heated and that he bathes daily, prompting police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Bromley
Leeds
Eng
Unemployment Topics at Rotary Meeting
A Rotary session featured a talk on a city boxing school and announced planned improvements by the Eliel firm costing 5 000 to 7 000 to create jobs. Fay Irwin noted a similar effort at the Montana Mercantile with an estimated 2 500 expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliel
Fay Irwin
Montana Mercantile Company
Disturbing Night Coughs Quickly Stopped
A remedy ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for night cough relief. It claims soothing pine tar and demulcent honey soothe throat and chest, promising rapid comfort with each dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Tie fashion pendulum swings to tailored mode in spring
The article notes a return to tailored, cadet inspired silhouettes with wide shoulders and straight skirts. It highlights accessories as crucial, praises new shoe lines from Thom McAn featuring ghillie ties and cutout designs, and describes a trend toward minimal upper construction in oxford and pump styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Wit
Strik
Thom McAn
Oxford
United War Against Low Mood Calls for Jobs and Hope
A rallying appeal argues eight million unemployed define a national deficit in self respect. United Action for Employment seeks to place a million back to work through employer hiring and citizen volunteering to restore wages, stability, and self worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Action For Employment
United Action For
United Action
America
United War
Norwich church court rules on tombstone wording
A Norwich church court overruled a pastor on a tombstone dispute after a trial. The issue centered on the use of the words Peace, Perfect Peace on the memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Eng
Man Pays Alimony With Food From Shop
George Klupta of Chicago settles monthly alimony with goods from his shop rather than cash. The arrangement uses in kind payments, reflecting a barter style support to the former wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Klupta
Chicago
Police guard saves stranger as wallet slips away
Patrolman McLaughlin of New York, focused on pickpockets in the subway, risked his own security to protect others. While guarding fares, his wallet containing 80 dollars was stolen from his pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin
New York
Pineapple Popularity Sparks Supply Push
A quirky editorial notes twenty million Americans favor canned pineapple and warns prices will rise as demand surges. It urges readers to stock up while price remains stable amid growing national consumption trends.
Dillon Community Notes from Local Families and Visits
A string of short items reports residents traveling to Dillon for funerals and visits, family moves, shopping trips, and influenza and illness. Names include Parl Bell, Albert Hane sen, C W Stallings, Mrs Woodland, Walter Richardson, W Steele, Rebish, L Warren, Dyas, Billy and Beverly Dyas, Mrs Foltz, Mrs Tweedy, Frankie, Hugh Notten, Roy Jackson, Ernest Shaffer, Elmer Pilon, Henry Johnson, the Andersons, the Smith Paddocks, Jack Brown and Russel, and residents at Polaris and Argenta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Richardson
W. Steele
Dillon
Mrs. Rebish
L. Warren
Dyas
Billy
Beverly
Foltz
Tweedy
Frankie
Hugh Notten
Butte
J. B. Mining Co
Roy Jackson
Eirnest Shaffer
Elmer Pilon
Argenta
Henry Johnson
Anderson
Mrs. Smith Paddock
Jack Brown
Russel
Marchesseau Ranch
Polaris
Ray Ashworth
James Ashworth
W. Paddock
Guy Grey Ranch
Oregon Short Line seeks discontinue Divide Montana station
The Oregon Short Line railroad company filed with the board of railroad commissioners a petition to discontinue its agency at Divide Montana citing insufficient earnings. Protests must be filed in duplicate with the board by Saturday March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Divide, Mont
Advertising debate and odd legal tidbits from papers
A merchant rejects ads in a paper citing no benefit while readers discuss belief in advertising. The note adds a Wimbledon will, Atlanta divorce testimony about a dog, and a lawyer claiming a suspect did not break in since only an arm entered.
Local Fire Department Praised for Quick Response
In freezing weather and long distance between two houses, the local department carried insurance on the latter building. They did excellent work and saved the day for the McGahan family and others, with plugs and methodical effort noted today.
Foley Pills diuretic advertised for backache relief
An advertisement touts Foley Pills diuretic as a reliable remedy for backache linked to kidney and bladder issues. It features a testimonial from Wm Lagle of Anderson Indiana claiming prompt, satisfactory results and urges purchase through Geo M Gosman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lagle
Anderson
Ind
Foley
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Mrs. Johnson
Howell
Frank EsterWald
Charles P. Brenner
First Lutheran Church
Challis
Idaho
Joseph Rodgers
United States
Earl D. Harkness
Sheep Creek
C. C. Newman
Dillon, Mont
Parl Bell
Thei
Albert Hanesen
C. W. ‘Stallings
Woodland
Adam
Noah
Shirley
David Bridgeman Metchim
Wimbledon
Etta L., Glover
Atlanta, Ga
Ayx Aat
James Kirkpatrick
Tova
Yred Chandler
Chariton
Hartwig
Richard Dix
Edna Breece
Walter Huston
Dick Moore
Frances Starr
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