Dillon Local Social Notes Compiled From Town Visitors
Henry Thompson visits from Kidd. Miss Glenna Younce visits In Butte. Dell Lloyd from Coolidge. James Harris from Butte. Dellar Gordon from Armstead. Fred Hanson from Lakeview. Mrs Meta-Rowlands visits Anaconda. Dan Pendergast from Big Hole basin. Jorgen Jorgenson from Jackson. Hugh Anderson from Butte. J F Burrows from Alder. Mrs Dr Y Kannegaard from Polaris. Lowell Paige and Dick Donaldson from Twin Bridges. Brick Breeden to Bozeman. Pat Desmond from Grant. Mr Mrs Edgar Rife and Rep Frank Rife travel to Armstead. Dorothy Blinn from Missoula. Dolan Shaw of Selway Sheep company injured in Dillon. I B Haviland and Carl Decker visit Bannack mining area. Lt Gov Hazelbaker to Billings for Medal presentation.
Groundman Mosher Threatens Man in Waterfront Plot
A dramatic confrontation unfolds on the riverbank as Mosher taunts Jim with a bribery and vengeance plot. The giant man hurls the conspirator, sending him crashing to the bank while the waters exact their revenge. On a separate note, a couple plans to wed and envision a future together despite looming threats and social scrutiny.
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Mosher
Jim
Reunion Reveals Past and Present in a Quiet Harbor
A narrator recalls youth as Garry arrives unexpectedly from the stage. The two men clash over life choices and mining work while Berna enters, meeting Garry face to face. Tension rises as old bonds, duty, and a pending love triangle reshape their futures.
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Garry
Berna
LT Rose
Iva
Moroni Olsen Players Bring White Wings to Dillon
Moroni Olsen directs the Moroni Olsen players in Philip Barry’s White Wings during their spring tour. The comedy satirizes civilization’s shift from horses to automobiles between 1895 and 1925, featuring Archie Inch and Mary Todd in a Northwest road production. This marks the company’s final Dillon appearance.
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Moroni Olsen Players
Philip Barry
Moroni Olsen
White Wings
Archie Inch
Mary Todd
Land
Northwest
Dillon
Livestock Grazing In National Forests Reaches 867541 Head
The 1929 annual report from Evan W. Kelley, district forester at Missoula, notes 867541 head of stock grazed across Montana northern Idaho and parts of eastern Washington and western South Dakota. Permits total 5528, 3787 salt grounds posted, 415 miles of fence built, and 319 watering places improved amid 71 livestock associations and 87 meetings. Rainfall 38 percent below normal reduced forage.
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National Forests of District One
Montana
Idaho
Washington
South Dakota
Evan W. Kelley
Missoula
Forest Service
Restful relief after coughing from Foley's remedy
Mrs Anne Davison of Long Beach California reports quick cough relief and restful nights after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. She says the syrup calmed an irritated throat and stopped coughing, and she recommends asking a druggist for it. Sold by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.
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Foley
Anne Davison
Long Beach
Calif
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Thompson
Kidd
Glenna Younce
Butte
Dell Lloyd
Coolidge
James Harris
Dellar Gordon
Armstead
Fred Hanson
Lake
Meta- Rowlands
Anaconda
Dan Pendergast
Big Hole Basin
Jorgen Jorgenson
Jackson
Hugh Anderson
J. F. Burrows
Alder
Dr Y. Kannegaard of
Polaris
Lowell M. Paige and
Dick Donaldson
Twin Bridges
Brick” Breeden
Bozeman
Pat Desmond
Grant
California
Edgar Rife
Frank Rife
Dorothy Blinn
The
State University
C.e.blinn
Dolan Shaw
Selway Sheep Company
I. B. Haviland
Carl Decker
Bannack
C. W. Stallings
F. A. Hazelbaker
Billings
J. E. Erickson
Northland
Robert W. Service
Illustrations By
Irwin Myers
Saint Cecilia
Moroni Olsens
Tak
Ane Toun
By Terry Gilkison
Pinky Dincioet
Elbe
Lakewod
Oud
Earl
Wills
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