Local ranch visitors and cattle trades near Dillon
Freeman and Harold Brown visited the Pyle ranch early last week. George Harrison and Dewey Marchesseau dehorned cattle on Thursday and Friday. Charles Price, George Pyle, R. W. Wilson, and Will Pyles were in Dillon or the valley for business. Mrs. Olive Martin left for Missoula after a week with the Marchesseaus. Dodd installed a Delco plant at his Big Hole ranch and sold 200 head of D L steers to an Omaha firm for 11 1/2 cents to Graybur. Al Anderson bought fat cows from Ed Marchesseau Sr. and Tash bought a Whiteface bull at a sale in Dillon. Dewey Marchesseau bought a Whiteface bull from George Clemore in the Big Hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam. ‘Freeman
Harold Brown
Pyle Ranch
J. Dodd
Delco
Big Hole
D. L. Steers
Hansen Packing Co
Mr. Graybur
Omaha
al Anderson
Ed Marchesseau Sr
Farmers Make Things Grow in Barren Iceland
Reykjavik reports rational cultivation as a national aim as land reclamation near the capital enters its fifth year. Bogs have become green meadows and diverse agricultural experiments show promising results with crops once deemed impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Reykjavik
New and Better Way to Steal Chickens Found
Stevens Point Wisconsin report details John Pilska using a heated rod to coax chickens from the house of Thomas Winkler. He captured about one hundred pounds of fowl and is held on a $500 bond.
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Stevens Point
Wis
John Pilska
Thomas
Winkler
Pilska
New York Farmhouses Date to Pioneer Era
Dr James E Boyle of the New York State College of Agriculture ran a contest to identify the oldest New York farmhouse. The 1684 Downs house of Mrs Day Downs in Southampton Suffolk County LI was deemed oldest. The Mabie house at Rotterdam Junction Schenectady County dates circa 1680 1690 and remained in the Mabie family.
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New York
N. Y
James E. ‘Boyle
New York State College of Agriculture
Day Downs
Southampton
Suffolk County
L. I
Downs
Mabie
Rotterdam Junction
Schenectady County
Mabies
Charming Spring Suit with Accordion Plaits and Crepe Blouse
A tan crepe spring suit features an Eton jacket and skirt made mostly of accordion plaits. The blouse uses printed crepe with a matching sash. Accessories include a tan and brown silk hat to complete the look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton
Comic Misadventures and Jests Across Rural Tales
A collage of humorous exchanges and anecdotes from rural life. Vignettes cover wages and daily life, jokes about hens and dry country letters, a drowning scare, flirtations and puns, a self made man’s motto, a judge and vagrant exchange, weather and sobriety notes, family banter, and a warning about houseflies signaling unsanitary conditions.
Wenger and Romiin Head to Dillon for Business
Jules Wenger travels to Dillon on Monday to spend a few days handling business matters. Jack Romiin also leaves Monday to attend to his own business in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Wenger
Dillon
Jack “Romiin
Mrs Martin Jackson and Lucille Return from California
Mrs Martin Jackson and her daughter Lucille returned from California on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Hirschey motored to Butte on Monday to spend a few days shopping and visiting friends.
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Martin Jackson
Lucille
California
Fred Hirschey
Butte
Local Visitors and Returns Round Jackson Week
George Tomkinson and Miller visited Jackson from Ogden Livestock Co. Mrs A H Watson of White Sulphur Springs stayed with the Clemons. Dewey Marchesseau made a Jackson visit bringing a Hereford bull from George Clemons to Grasshopper ranch. Camas Nelson returned to Jackson Saturday. Mrs George Lossi, longtime Minnesota visitor, returned home to Jackson. Bobbie Anson left the Hirscheys for Wisdom. Mr and Mrs Watson left for Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tomkinson
Ogden Livestock Commission Co
Miller
Jackson
A. H. Watson
White Sulphur Springs
Clemon Home
George Lossi
Minnesota
Women Club Moves Meeting To Mrs James Johnson Home
Road conditions force the Woman's club to shift its April 5 gathering from the country home of Mrs John Inabnit to Mrs James Johnson's residence. R N A lodge reports a strong session with most officers present and plans a health class set for April 28 at Mrs A W Wilson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
James Johnson
John Inabnit
R. N. A. Lodge
Mamie Carroll Savas
National Board of R. N. A
Health Department
A. W Wilson
Once In a Blue Moon Charms Norma College Glee Club
The annual operetta Once In a Blue Moon by the Norma college glee clubs delighted a large audience last Friday evening. The 40 member cast presented a pleasing production directed by Miss Vivian Robe with leads including Marie Fall Mary Mullins Helen Brandstrom Grace Goodman Lona Lee Wolverton Thelma Holliday Dorothy Britton Kenneth Fowell John Donaldson Garry Robertson Lloyd Gass Nelle Porter Gerald Gass and Sverre Knudson. The Norma college glee clubs provided the chorus.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promises Quick Cough Relief
A California user praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the best remedy for a hard persistent cough. The ad promotes soothing pine tar and honey demulcents to ease night coughs and throat irritation, urging readers to ask their local druggist Geo. M. Gosman for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
E. Boggess
Pomona
Calif
Geo. M. Gosman
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George Harrison
Dewey Marchesseau
Charles Price
George Pyle
R. W. Wilson
Will Pyles
Wilman_mine
John Judge
Helen
Olive
Martin
R. D. Marchesseau
D. Y. Kanmegaard
Earl Tash
Denver Kannegaard
Andy Mays
Olive Martin
Missoula
Ed. Maychesseau
Wilbur Tash
W. S. Tash
Guy Gray
Dorothy
Olive M. Harrison
George Clemow
the Tribune
City Drug DO. Ing Yas
Gertrude Bradley
Minneapolis
Miss Bradley
Andrus Hotel
Sam
Willy
Tom
Bill
Artimus
Cheretta
Prude
Parson
Bradder Johnson
Jackson News
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford Service
Ford
Pesaro
Detroit
Michigan
George Clemon
Camas Nelson
Bobbie Anson
Hirschey
Wisdom
Mrs. Watson
John Pendergast
Harry Lapham
A. W. Wilson
M. E. Fullerton
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