Visitors and Local Notices Round Dillon Week
Miss Mae C Stocker from Grant visited Dillon last Tuesday Ike Edinger of Divide and James N Mansfield from Grant were in town on business Charles Brenner of Grant spent Tuesday in Dillon on matters of business John Inabnit of Jackson and Miss Ida Butts of Butte were guests or visitors this week at local homes Mrs J W Kinney travels to Seattle for several weeks Spencer Patterson a Montana State College student visited Dillon relatives Mrs H H Hanson returned from Milwaukee after a funeral Edgar Kenison funeral attendees included Mr and Mrs William Sweeney Mr and Mrs Alex Peyre Mr and Mrs Ora Roselle Mrs W N Bichler and Mr and Mrs William Rosenbaum
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Charles Brenner
Grant
Dillon
John Inabnit
Jackson
Spencer Patterson
Montana State College
Edgar Kenison
William Sweeney
Alex Peyre
Ora Roselle
W. N. Bichler
William Rosenbaum
Local Briefs Note Travels and Births Across Town
Mrs. Charles Henry returned last Sunday from Spokane after being called by the death of Mrs. Agnes Pierce and her small daughter Adele. A daughter was born Thursday night at Barrett hospital to Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson of Wise River. Doctors Romersa Best Bimrose and Curry attended the state dental convention in Butte Thursday. Arthur Ripley and wife left for Lansing to pursue auto mechanics studies. Robert Finch returns from Missoula and will spend spring and summer here. Bertha Huber received a cablegram announcing Mr and Mrs Fred Huber have arrived in Cadiz Spain for summer abroad.
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Charles Henry
Spokane
Barrett Hospital
Jack Anderson
Wise River
W.j.romersa
H. F. Best
F. H. Bimrose
Butte
State Dental’ Convention
Bertha Huber
Cadiz
Spain
Fred Huber
Popular Dillon Couple Wed in Butte Union
Miss Cora Berry and R D Marchesseau, both prominent young locals, were married in Butte by Rev Edward Smith. The bride, Dillon High School graduate, is eldest daughter of prominent locals. The groom, son of a well known ranching family, will reside near Polaris with his father in charge of cattle interests.
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Butte
Cora Berry
Dillon
R. D. Marchesseau
Grasshopper
Edward Smith
Methodist Church
Grace Methodist Church
Montana State Normal College
Marchesseau
E.D. Marchesseau
Polaris
P. T. A. Story Hour at Public Library
The Parents Teacher Association hosts a story hour for children this Saturday afternoon at the public library. The session opens at 2 o'clock with Mrs. A. F. Waldorf in charge. All children are invited to attend.
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Parents Teacher Association
A. F. Waldorf
Newlyweds Clyde Edwards Honored at Dinner
Mr and Mrs J C Jeppson hosted a Sunday evening dinner for the newly married Mr and Mrs Clyde Edwards. Twelve guests attended including the employer of the J C Penney store where Mrs Edwards is cashier. Guests enjoyed a delicious repast and an evening of social diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Edwards
J. C. Jeppson
Edwards
Dillon Literary Club Meets April First at Public Hall
The Dillon Literary Club will gather Monday April 1 at 2 30 p m in the public hall for a book review of New Temple by Johan Bojer under Miss Alice E Russell.
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Dillon Literary Club
New Temple, Uh
Johan Bojer
Alice E. Russell
Pinochle Club Hosts Evening At J L Willards Ranch
Mr and Mrs J L Willard entertained their neighborhood pinochle club last Friday evening at their ranch home.
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J. L. ‘Willard
Noon day services draw crowds at Hartwig theatre
Downtown noon day services sponsored by the Dillon Ministerial association fill the Hartwig theatre with a growing sense of worship. Rev F X Leschner of St Rose Catholic church speaks on Man and Sacrifice as a 30 voice choir led by Dr W H Stephan performs three hymns. Additional talks and benediction mark Easter week with sermons on sacrifice and everyday success and a scheduled address on The Ultimate Sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwig
Dillon “Ministerial Association
F. X. Leschner
St. Rose Catholic Church
W. H. Stephan
Demvéer
Salmon
V. R. O. Shannon
Baptist Church
T. J.simons
Presbyterian Church
H. N. Tragitt
St. James Episcopal Church
Death Claims Mrs W Denton Oliver
Mrs W Denton Oliver died at Barrett hospital from complications after a paralytic stroke. The former Jessie Lloyd of Idaho, active in livestock and real estate at Blackfoot, had lived in Dillon with her husband since August. She was 29? No, obituary notes her funeral planned for Saturday with brother Asa Lloyd of Blackfoot and husband among survivors. She belonged to the Order of Eastern Star and Episcopal church.
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W. D. Oliver
Barrett Hospital
Andrus Hotel
Idaho
Oliver
Jessie Lloyd
Blackfoot
Dillon
Order of Eastern Star
Episcopal Church
Asa Lloyd
Birth of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eldridge
A daughter was born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eldridge of Missoula. Eldridge is the son of Mrs. John Richards of 1721 Fifth Ave North Great Falls and was born in Dillon. He is employed at the Western Union in Missoula.
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Dillon
Ernest Eldridge
Missoula
Eldrige
John Richards
Fifth Ave. North
Great Falls
Bor
The
Western Union
Theta Meeting Set For April 2 At Mrs Gilbert Home
Theta will meet next Tuesday night April 2 at the home of Mrs. T E Gilbert.
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Theta
T. E. Gilbert
Bishop Will Probated In Beaverhead District Court
The will of the late John F. Bishop, a prominent Beaverhead County pioneer, was admitted to probate in district court last Saturday. His daughters Mrs. Mildred Thompson and Miss Jeanne Bishop were named executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Bishop
Beaverhead County
Mildred Thompson
Jeanne Bishop
Willards Leave on Trip to Oregon and Washington
Mr and Mrs J S Willard departed Saturday for a trip visiting points in Oregon and Washington.
School Operetta Pleasing Production Draws Large Dillon Crowd
One of the largest crowds in years attended the Dillon Training School auditorium Friday night for The Stolen Flower Queen, an operetta featuring over a hundred pupils. The show celebrated spring and childhood with colorful costumes and strong performances from the children.
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Dillon
Training School
Glycerin Mixture Promises Quick Constipation Relief
A home remedy blend of glycerin buckthorn bark and saline claims to clear both upper and lower bowels in two hours. The ad urges avoiding pills that clean only part of the bowels and touts a thorough internal cleansing by Adler ika from G. M. Gosman, a local druggist.
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G. M. Gosman
Jazz-ball toys attract young shoppers at local tire shop
Kids flock to the Dillon Tite and Rubber company on North Montana Street to buy Jazz-ball toys made from old inner tubes. The balls range from 6 to 15 inches and promise strong bounce and durability with reports of a ball hitting the ground up to 30 times from one throw.
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Dillon -Tité and Rubber Company
Montana Street
There Goes the Clock in Apartment Living
A tale advises muffling noisy alarm clocks in apartment living by snapping a heavy rubber band around the bell so the sound is damped and so as not to disturb neighbors while still waking the sleeper.
Citizens and Laws Echo in Town’s Quiet Fray
A cynical local note questions the reach of town laws as residents ignore rules and authorities struggle to enforce them, reflecting a weary civic mood in an unsigned San Francisco Chronicle fragment.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Claim
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound quickly stops coughs and heals inflamed tissues while loosening phlegm. It promises relief without chloroform or opiates and promotes a superior pine tar honey blend. Geo. M. Gosman advertises as Potts successor.
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Foley
Geo. M. .Gosman
Potts
Tramp Fires Back After Pie Prank at Studio
A tramp visiting a motion picture studio is recruited to steal a custard pie for a mock chase. The plan collapses as the tramp eats the pie before the chase and quips about quitting when he eats. The director fires him for not following the stunt.
Noahs Cabin Message From Cousin Sends Ocean Love
Noah laments isolation as a postcard arrives from Cousin Fanny. Mrs Noah reads the note aloud, echoing family affection from distant shores. The scene captures a moment of connection through a dove delivered message in the cabin.
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Noah
Aviary
Fanny
Kangas City
Far From Perfect
Dialogue about a strained marriage features a hen pecked husband and Mrs. Meek who quips about ears and legs as the exchange escalates. The humor hinges on sharp wordplay and social tension.
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Quita
Mrs. Meek
Naval orange origins traced to Saunders and Florida plantation
The article notes the naval orange’s successful US introduction credit goes to William Saunders though it questions if his trees were the first. It recounts a 1888 claim by Thomas Hogg about a Scottish planter in Bragate sending Brazilian citrus stock to Hogg in New York, later moved to Florida, with wartime destruction of the collection during the Seminole War.
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United States
William Saunders
Mr. Saunders
Thomas Hogg
New York
Bragade
Florida
Brazil
Hogg
Broadway
Twenty- Third Street
New York City
Childrens Sunday School Tales From Indianapolis News
In a lighthearted vignette Virginia Anne age three proudly claims shepherds live next door after a Sunday school lesson. The five year old Charles reports the teacher told students to keep still as the morning class ends, reflecting small town humor.
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Virginia Anne
Irginia Anne
South Side
Charles
Indianapolis News
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W. E. Selmer
Opt
Huber Bros., Jewelers
Dillon, Mont
Mae C. Stocker
Ike Edinger
Divide
James N. Mansfield
Phillips Block
J. W. Kinney
Seattle
Ida Butts
F. E. Foote
G. C. Moore
Jesse Poindexter
H. H. Hanson
Milwaukee
Adele
California
Arthur Ripley
Lansing, Mich
Robert Finch
University
Will
P. T. A. Story Hour
Pinochle Club
Hartwig Theatre
W. Denton Oliver
Pratt
Rexall
Montana
Carl B. Alaylor
Trate
Pard
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