Community News Notes On Local Visits And Travel
Bernice Johnson celebrated a Sunday birthday dinner with Mr and Mrs Harry Schuler Miss O Leary Mildred Harriet Harry Lee and John Schuler Others attended a matinee in Dillon Billie and Ned Pilgrim aided Jesse Miller with cattle seven miles north of Dillon Bolger Carlson and the Schuler children attended the Dillon matinee The Standa four were at a Monday recital at the training school Preparations begin for a spring track meet with Drummer Apex and the school as participants Mrs Beltzer Haines and Miss O Leary will meet Miss Roes office for arrangements Loren Miller joined the local school Miss Sophia Guyaz and Mrs F A Kennison drove to Dillon Parke Scott Glen Decker and Vaun Ward left for the Dewitt ranch near Boulder to load and ship cattle to Armstead Ralph Goforth rode to Dillon L C Stocker came from Grant Mrs Walter Scott went to Dillon for medical care then returned home
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Bernice Johnson
Harry Schuler
O'Leary
Mildred
Harriet
Harry
Lee
John Schuler
Billie
Ned Pilgrim
Apex
Jesse Miller
Dillon
Bolger Carlson
Schuler
Peter
Frances
Velma Standa
Beltzer
Haines
Miss O'Leary
Sophia Guyaz
F. A. Kennison
Parke Scott
Glen Decker
Vaun' Ward
Dewitt Ranch
Boulder
Scott and Decker
Armstead
Ralph Goforth
L. C. Stocker
Grant
Walter Scott
Armstead Social Roundup Moves to Dillon Visits
Miss Sophia Guyaz and sister Mrs. W. W. West with daughter drove to Dillon for a few days. Dillon visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Richard Porter and daughter Mrs. Jack Porter, plus E A Kennison and Elmer Gordon with son. Mrs. Walter Scott home from Barrett hospital. Parke Scott and Glen Decker spread squirrel poison locally.
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Armstead
Sophia Guyaz
W. W. West
Dillon
Laura Scott
John Mullen
Smith M. Ames
Tommy
Tom Nugent
Glen Decker
Scott Home
Parke Scott
Walter Scott
Barrett Hospital
Pulsator device extracts diamonds from opaque material
A Popular Science Monthly report describes a new machine called the pulsator. It uses lubricating grease in water to make diamonds cling while pebbles and precious stones roll off, enabling diamonds to be picked from materials unseen by the naked eye.
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Diana Eyes
Popular Science Monthly
Hallmarked silver and the old London assay stamps
A historical note explains hall marks on silver from London silversmiths, where stamps certified genuineness after assaying. It discusses how hall marks proved authenticity and the tradition of marking precious metals.
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Calles Toots
Eth Dan Silversmiths
London
Mozart Burial Mystery and Vienna Monument
The article notes uncertainty about Mozart's burial location as a violent storm hit his funeral. The hearse traveled to the churchyard unaccompanied, and Mozart was interred in a pauper’s corner. By 1850 Vienna erected a monument on the probable site.
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Mozart
Vienna
Thenory
Butterfly Table Delicacy in Bugong Mountains
Aboriginal people of Australia travel to the Bugong mountains in New South Wales each year to harvest a delicacy, the mother butterfly, which is collected by suffocating the insects with smoke from wood fires under trees.
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Australia
New South Wales
Mohammed’s Sweetmeat Ithabis Dessert Originated by Prophet
An old dish from Arabian tradition called Ithabis said to be invented and named by Mohammed. It combines fine dates with honey and butter and remains a favorite oriental dessert. Arabs use khulsis to mean happiness.
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Mohammed
Buy a small plot or farm in Dillon Montana
An advertisement by C. C. Newman from the Dillon Hotel urges readers to purchase a small plot or farm in Dillon Montana. The notice promises satisfactory outfitting and timely opportunity for planting and growing.
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Dillon
C. C. Newman
Dillon Hotel
Montana
Dillon, Montana
Granddaughter Visit From Cook Sheep Ranch Guests
Mr and Mrs JW Sutherland visited from the Cook Sheep ranch near Dell last Tuesday to meet their new granddaughter, daughter of Mr and Mrs S E Davis. The baby was born last Saturday at Barrett hospital.
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JW. Sutherland
Cook Sheep Ranch
Dell
S. E. Davis
Barrett Hospital
Old Time Melrose Resident Emma Wells Dies in Butte
Emma H. Wells longtime Melrose postmistress died in a Butte hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held in Melrose Presbyterian Church with Rev. Edward Smith of Dillon officiating. She is survived by two cousins and other relatives in the east.
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Emma H. Wells
Melrose
Butte
Edward Smith
Dillon
Melrose Presbyterian Church
Wells
New York
Montana
Roy Vance
Elmer Pond
How to Remove Woodwork Stains with Oxalic Acid
Popular Science Monthly says stains from weathering or alkali can be removed by dissolving oxalic acid in water to cream consistency. Apply warm, rinse with clean water, then sponge the surface with vinegar.
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Popular Science Monthly
Strict College Rules at Amherst 1825
Amherst College enforced a rigorous code in 1825 that controlled study hours and personal conduct. Students faced limits on tavern and shop visits and were not allowed to play cards even for recreation.
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Amherst College
States With Indian Names List of twenty two states
Twenty two states have names of Indian origin including Alabama Arkansas Connecticut Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska North and South Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Tennessee Utah Wisconsin and Wyoming. The list reflects Native American linguistic heritage across the U S.
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States
Alabama
Arkansas
Connecticut
Idaho
Linois
Indiana
Towa
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Ohio
Okdaloma
Tennessee
Utah
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Auction Sale Tomorrow at Cloverdale Ranch and Pony Farm
Free speech quote precedes a sale notice for C A Smith auctioning cattle horses household goods and machinery at Cloverdale ranch south of the city tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. Highlights include six Whiteface bulls 11 work horses six saddle horses and an 170 acre Pony area irrigated farm with good buildings. Also a seven room modern house in Dillon available furnished or unfurnished.
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C. A. Smith
Cloverdale Ranch
Pony
Dillon
Cheap Emergency Cement Mix Promises Quick Repair
Popular Science notes a cheap cement substitute made from one part sand two parts wheat flour and one part sifted coal ashes. The dry mix is stirred, wetted to a putty-like consistency, and applied with a trowel to fill corner crevices cracks and wall breaks for quick repairs.
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Popular Science
Night Cough Quickly Relieved
A testimonial from H. W. Webb of Quincy Illinois describes severe nighttime coughing until Foley's Honey and Tar Compound provided relief after one dose. The ad notes the product contains no opiates and advises refusing substitutes from druggists like Potts.
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H. W. Webb
Quincy
Ill
Foley
Potts
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