Dillon Local Notes Show Weekend Travel From Many Areas
Mrs J H Bray of Lakeview and Mr and Mrs A J Rife visited in Dillon and Butte from Lakeview and Madison county. T J Call came from Madison county for a last weekend in the city. Alex Peyre from Dell handled business. M McKnight came from a Dell area ranch. J L Nyhart of Blaine visited Dillon. John H Anderson from Big Hole basin spent the end of last week here. Mrs George Clark of Leadore Idaho visited with daughter Mrs Joseph Mulkey. Frank Schultz Vera and Ruby McDonnell from Twin Bridges were in town. George W French and wife returned from Ogden. Irving Orr a MSU Bozeman student visited relatives. Prof Lee R Light from the normal college returned from Manhattan Kansas after his father's death. Mrs Fred Woodside, DAR regent, attended a meeting in Anaconda. Charles Meine and George Hopkins and Mrs My Meine returned from southern California. Dorothy Blinn, a UM Missoula student, spent weekend with her parents. W M Stewart and daughter Edna returned from Butte after medical care for her burnt eyeball.
Burrell Visits Butte Businessman Saturday
J. W. Burrell toured Butte as a business visitor last Saturday while Mrs. F H Bimrose attended a Daughters of the American Revolution meeting in Anaconda held late last week.
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J. W. Burrell
Butte
F. H. Bimrose
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Anaconda
Osborne Couple Welcome Son at Barrett Hospital
Mr and Mrs L F Osborne celebrate the birth of a son born Thursday evening last week at Barrett hospital.
Forsyth Reports Heavy Snow in Centennial Valley
B L Forsyth of Lakeview spent Friday in Dillon on business. He noted snow in the Centennial valley was heavier than usual.
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B. L. Forsyth
Lakeview
Dillon
Marriage in China Rare Among Elderly Abroad
A report notes that in China remarriage and extended bachelorhood are uncommon among the general population. It contrasts the prevalence of traditional family structures with perceived social norms, suggesting lasting marriage as a near universal pattern.
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China
Price Must Be Paid Says the Sage of Chinatown
The Washington Star quotes the sage of Chinatown, Portune, arguing that triumph after hard days demands protection by sleepless nights. The comment frames a philosophy of effort and reward stated in a concise, period tone.
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I Lo
Chinatown
Washington Star
Foley Pills Diuretic Endorsed by Carson Hill Resident
Arthur OMalley of Carson Hill California describes relief from kidney and rheumatic trouble after using Foley Pills diuretic. He claims the medicine added enjoyment to life and eased pain and gloom. George M Gosman, successor to Potts, promotes the product for backache rheumatic pains swelling and tiredness.
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Arthur O’malley
Carson Hill
Calif
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Montana Snow and Ice Forces Stir in State News
Reports from Burns Whitefish Kalispell and Polson describe snow removal by weed burner on Great Northern tracks a dynamite blast moving rock for the Bad Rock road washing ice from the Flathead river and a prolonged ice cover on Flathead lake with slow thaw expected in Polson Bay and main lake.
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Whitefish
Mar
Great Northern Railroad
Kalispell
Rock Road
Flathead River
Polson
Flathead Lake
NP Railroad reports land sales surge in Redwater country
Land sales in the Redwater country of eastern Montana by the Northern Pacific railroad rose markedly in the past year. Officials anticipate a heavy immigrant influx this spring and summer.
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Butte
Mar
Redwater
Montana
Northern Pacific Railroad
Deed Added To Dover Bar Claim In Montana History
A 1864 deed tied to the Dover Bar discovery claim in the Fairweather mining district joins the county museum collection. Signed by T. W. Cover George Orrs mark W H Fair weather and Bernard Hughes mark. Iron Shirt the Cheyenne elder dies influenza ends long life. age estimated 97 to 105. He spurned government scouts yet befriended many whites. Rain and snow forecast. spring buttercups appear as snow melts in Montana valleys.
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Virginia City
Mar
Dover Bar
Fairweather
Montana
T. W. Cover
George Orr
Mark
W. H. Fairweather
Bernard Hughes
Lame Deer
Iron Shirt
Indian Agency
Great Council of Plains Tribes
Laramie
Wyo
The Happy Miserable quote from Atchison Globe
A brief quotation from the Atchison Globe notes some people take pleasure in misery and are never happy unless miserable.
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Atchison Globe
Bean growers plan larger acreage in Billings area
Montana Bean Growers Association prepares for a busier season as bean prices stayed high last year and growers reported good profits. However, officials think profits may fall short this year, yet acreage is likely to rise in the Billings region.
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Billings
Mar
Montana Bean Growers’ Association
Montana plans game farm exchanges trout for pheasants
Montana game commissioners propose a Deer Lodge valley game farm to stock 400 pairs of Chinese pheasants in exchange for Nebraska pheasants. Trout eggs from Montana would be sent to Nebraska, completing the barter.
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Deer Lodge
Montana
Nebraska
Montana Game Commission
Bees emerge strong after harsh winter in Big Timber
In Big Timber bee keeper R A Bray with 300 colonies reports bees survived the severe winter well and honey production in the area is high. The Big Timber industry shows a bright outlook for honey and related prospects. A separate dispatch from Plentywood notes Sheridan county forecasts a 3 million dollar spring wheat crop aided by combines tractors and new farming methods.
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R. A. Bray
Montana
Plentywood
Sheridan County
Flint-lock rifle found in tree near Ruby Mountains
Virginia City reports a pioneer relic added to the county museum a flint-lock rifle found concealed in branches of a tall tree near Stone creek on the west side of the Ruby Mountains. The 1830 date stamped on it suggests use by early trappers.
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Virginia City
Stone Creek
Ruby Mountains
Cattle Drown As Ice Breaks On Missouri River
Nearly 100 head of cattle drowned along the Missouri River due to thaws and rising water. Officials say many animals fell through ice as they broke the river ice.
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Great Falls
Mar
Missouri River
Montana wind tops a long winter record says veteran cowboy
Lewistown reports mark of a harsh season with the worst continuous wind in years cited by Teddy Blue Abbot from the Gilt Dye country. Missoula notes a week’s elk roundup at Molese Bison Range to reduce surplus, to be disposed of by state sportsmen groups.
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Lewistown
Montana
Teddy Blue Abbot
Missoula
Mar
Bison
Molese
Frost Thaw Eases Flood Fears in Missoula Area
Early break in frost in the Missoula region reduces washout danger. Railroad officials report ice jams broken up without trouble and anticipate no disastrous floods unless a sudden mountain snow melt occurs.
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Missoula
Mar
It May Change The Test Of A Perfume In Stores
The saying notes a perfume may feel different in the bottle than on skin. It warns that you can apply fragrance but cannot easily remove it, a caution about scent lasting impact.
Baalmann’s Gas Tablets Promised Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Baalmann’s Gas Tablets as a permanent remedy for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims relief from bloating pressure, nervousness, palpitations, drowsiness after meals, and cold limbs, asserting the tablets prevent gas from interfering with circulation and urging purchase at CITY DRUG CO in a yellow package priced at $1.
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Baalmann
City Drug CO
Taught Jews Wood Carving Rabbi Casson Remarks
The source notes Robert Casson stating that during captivity the Egyptians and Jews learned wood carving and idol making, reflecting on ancient craft influence and religious practices. The claim links Old Testament imagery to cultural artistry observed in antiquity.
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Robert Casson
Bank Extends Services To Trust Administration
The bank announces it now handles trusts in addition to regular banking. Visitors are invited to discuss financial problems with no conference fee. Officials suggest they can outline a plan to ease an ongoing difficult task.
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the Sa
J. H. Bray
A. J. Rife
T. J. Call
Madison County
Alex Peyre
Dell
M. McKnight
J. L. Nyhart
Blaine
John H. Anderson
Big Hole Basin
George Clark
Leadore
Idaho
Joseph Mulkey
Frank Schultz
Vera
Ruby McDonnel
Twin Bridges
George W
French
Ogden
Irving Orr
Montana State College
Bozeman
Lee R. Light
the Normal College
Manhattan
Kansas
Fred Woodside
Charles Meine
George Hopkins
California
Dorothy Blinn
State University At
CG. Ef. Blinn
Edna
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Lake Okeechobee
Everglades
Mini
J. ©. Penney
Miami
Percy
Mr. Hoover
Miami Herald
Scott
Fowler McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Co
Omaha, Neb
Age of Innocence
Albert T. Reid
Ber
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The
United Pre
Historic Deed
Rexford
Kootenai National Forest
Buttercups
Sturday
Beaverhead
Arto Cleaneo
McFadden
W. J. Romersa
Hughes & McCaleb
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