Various Visitors and Local Business in Dillon Week
A roundup of residents and visitors in Dillon includes F. P. Blair from Grant, James Doyle of Salmon, Guy Cantrell from Dell, J. F. Harrison from Dell, William Brooks from Layson, Mrs. F. S. Iron from Armstead, Paul Martinell from Dell, Mrs. Henry Schoenborn and daughter Mary in Butte, Malcolm Fleming from Argenta, Mr. and Mrs. EB. L. Price from Shelby, A. E. Scott from Dell, Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison from Grasshopper, and S. P. Meade and 58. B. Howell from Grant. Judge Lyman H. Bennett presided in district court. Multiple locals visited for business. new Heisey glass offered at Tattersall’s. Morton Elliott left for Whitefish to open a photo studio. Woodside and Baxter toured Great Falls in a Waco plane for Chevrolet dealers.
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Fred Woodside
Anson Baxter
Great Falls
Waco
Mr. Woodside
Chevrolet
Jackson resident visits Dillon friends midweek
Mrs. John Snabnit of Jackson visited with Dillon friends on Wednesday. Mrs. Anson Baxter visited with friends in Butte the latter part of the week. George Pyle was a business visitor from the Grasshopper district early in the week.
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John Snabnit of
Jackson
Dillon
Anson Baxter
Butte
George Pyle
Grasshopper
James Fay ranch residence under construction near Dillon
Henry Deutsch builds a five room house at the James Fay ranch west of the Featherly place. Mrs. R L Best visits Corliss Fairchild en route from California to Bismark North Dakota. Heisey Glass j advertised as lasting twice as long. Tattersall's shows inspect. John Peterson family sail to Sweden from New York City. Ed Allen, former Dillon resident, visited. Dillon Jackson stage line opens for automobiles for first time since November over Ames hill. The hill usually opens around April 15. A tale of Anna who hammered an upright piano ends with neighbors hammering AnnaHosannah. Professor and student joke about history class and attention.
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Dillon
Jackson
Ames Hill
Cucumber Blossoms Observed In Plant Growth
The text explains male blossoms appear before cucumber formation and outnumber female blossoms three to four to one. Female blossoms can be identified by a small cucumber forming between the blossoms and the plant.
Need a Typewriter Bargain at Tribune Book Store
Classified ad offers several factory rebuilt Remington typewriters at bargain prices. Guaranteed good as new. Ad appears in the Tribune Book Store notices dated the 17th to 18th.
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Tribune Book Store
West Side Dinner Hosts James and Mrs Jackson
Mr and Mrs James Jackson entertained Sunday afternoon for a number of friends at their west side home.
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James Jackson
West Side
Married Eli Holtzman and Mary Swe tish wed at court house
Eli Holtzman a Grant ranch man married Mary Swe tish of this city last Saturday evening at the court house by Judge George Opp. They will reside in Grant after the ceremony. Kappa Epsilon Guild hostesses Esta Holtz and Lucille Lanner welcomed members Tuesday at Mrs Hal Wests home. The Thursday Evening Pinochle group met at Country Inn with Mr and Mrs Fred Chapman for a chicken dinner and three tables of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Holtzman
Grant
Mary Swetish
Court House
George Opp
Esta Holtz
Lucille Lanner
Kappa Epsilon Guild
Hal West
Kentucky Avenue
Fred Chapman
Pinochle Party at Mr and Mrs George Taylor Home
Mr and Mrs George Taylor hosted a pinochle party last Friday evening welcoming several friends. Tables were decorated with spring flowers and guests enjoyed cards followed by refreshments.
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George Taylor
Royal Neighbor Dance to Help Attend District Meeting
The Dillon camp of the Royal Neighbors plans a Thursday evening dance at Dillmont park pavilion to raise funds for the June district meeting expenses. The convention is expected to attract over 200 visiting delegates, with each lodge in the district represented.
Dillon Literary Society Sets Final Meeting of Year
The Dillon Literary society will hold its final meeting next Monday evening to discuss Death Comes to the Archbishop. Newly elected officers for the next season are Mrs. Leroy Gilbert president, Mrs. Ralph McFadden vice-president, Mrs. R. O. Shannon secretary, and Miss Mergerwin treasurer.
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Dillon Literary Society
Leroy Gilbert
Ralph McFadden
R. O. Shannon
Bridge Club Dinner Hosts Playful Afternoon At Inn
The Wednesday After Noon Bridge club met at the Country Inn for a 1:30 dinner hosted by Mrs. Joseph Wedum and Mrs. J B Mulkey. Decorations brightened the room and most of the afternoon was spent at cards with Mrs Wedum holding high score and Mrs Mulkey low for the season.
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Joseph Wedum
J. B. Mulkey
Wedum
Mulkey
Crabs of the South Sea Islands Extract Coconut Meat
Crabs there gather coconuts and dig out the eyes to reach meat. They lift nuts and smash them to access edible contents, yielding the largest crabs in the world with inventive feeding habits.
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South Sea
Highest Form of Help Quote by Phillips Brooks
A concise quote on true aid for the afflicted: do not remove the burden but summon the person's strongest effort to endure it. The idea centers on empowering resilience rather than relief.
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Phillips Brooks
Youthful Athletes Shine At Large School Track Meet
The annual school track meet drew pupils and townspeople to the city athletic field on Thursday. Primary and junior divisions competed in events including 50 and 100 yard dashes, broad jump, high jump, baseball throws, shot put, pole vault, and relays with numerous first and second place ribbons awarded to both girls and boys led by multiple winners such as Hene Jackson Jane Waldorf Jane Kellum Estella Thompson Dorothy Tallent Frances Tonrey John Cashmore Luther Graeter and F Vandegrift.
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Hene Jackson
Jane Waldorf
Jane Kellum
Estella Thompson
Dorothy Tallent
Bilie Baxter
Celena Nay
Pearl Banning
Helen Klebba
Marian Williams
Myla Tovey
Anna Hignight
Edgar French
Ernest Frey
Franklin Cashmore
John Cashmore
Walter French
Gerald Caskins
J. T. Ashworth
Luther Graeter
F. Vandegrift
Bolton Lloyd
Edward Bourquin
Brundage
Champions Again Set World Speed Record
Major Mario de Bernardi in a Macchi Fiat lowered the world speed record to 318.69 mph over the Lido course near Venice. He used Champion standard spark plugs, noting similar conditions to his prior 298.7 mph record. Observers clocked peak speeds near 360 mph with an average near 513 mph per minute.
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Mario de Bernardi
Lido
Venice
Italy
Major de Bernardi
Champion
R. A. Stranahan
Renato Donati
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending April 28 1928
From the tithe books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company, real estate transfers listed for the week ending April 28 1928. Contains details of property transactions, dates, and parties involved as recorded by the Beaverhead Abstract Company.
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Beaverhead Abstract Company
Property Transfers In Big Hole Basin Montana Details
Records show Patents A. and A. to Carl R. Huntley for 160 acres and 480 acres in the Big Hole Basin Montana. Warranty deeds list Edgar A. Sanders to Frank Mittelmeier for property near Farlin, and Milo Sanders transfer to Frank Mittelmeier for land near Farlin.
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Carl R. Huntley
Big Hole Basin
State of
Montana
Edgar A. Sanders
Frank Mittelmeier
Farlin
Milo Sanders
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead and Daly Areas
Fannie Cahill transfers two lots in Elk 16 of P and O Addition to Dillon to Henry T Cahill. Michael Carroll and others convey to Carroll Livestock Co. in the Big Hole basin. Preston A Clark sells 169.79 acres near Brown's Lake to Frank A Fassler. Beaverhead Tax Deed Treasurer transfers property in Peats Subdivision of Lima to Clarence McGee.
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Fannie Cahill
Henry T. Cahill
Dillon
Michael Carroll
Carroll Livestock Co
Big Hole Basin
Preston A. Clark
Frank A. Fassler
Brown's Lake
Beaverhead County
Clarence McGee
Peat
Lima
Olaf Christiansen Travels From Wise River Ranch
Olaf Christiansen was seen leaving his Wise River ranch home on Tuesday in a brief local sighting.
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Olaf Christiansen
Wise River
Curved Sabre Blade Sparks Quick Witty Exchange
Corporal Sandhurst questions a recruit about a curved sabre blade. The recruit replies that curvature adds force, while the corporal retorts the blade is curved to fit the scab bard, exposing a sharp exchange and humor.
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Sandhurst
Whispered words and Marec wave spark young man’s joy
A young man experiences ecstatic joy as a girl whispers delightful words beside him. A Marec wave brushes his cheek, triggering a vivid, warm surge of happiness.
Adlerika Relief Promises Quick Stomach Gas Cure
An advertisement touts Adlerika as relieving gas and sourness in ten minutes. It claims action on both upper and lower bowels and promises a complete cleansing, with testimonials from Mrs. M. Meyer and Geo. M. Gosman.
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Adlerika
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. P. Blair
James Doyle
Salmon
Dilfon
Guy Cantrell
Dell
J. F. Harrison
William Brooks
Layon
F. S. Iron of
Armstead
Paul Martinell
Henry Schoenborn
Mary
Malcolm Fleming
Argenta
Mrs. EB. L. Price of
Shelby
the Metlen
A. E. Scott
George Harrison
Grasshopper Section
Lyman H. Bennett
District Court
O. T. Vandegrift
Tattersall’s
R. D. Marchessau of
Polaris
Andrus
W. E. Stephenson
Springfield
Morton Elliott
Whitefish
A. A. Elliott
Missoula
Elliott
Belgrade
S. Main St
Mont
Bond Grocery Co
F. H. Bimrose
Huber Bros
Jewelers & Opticians
Henry Deutsch
James Fay Ranch
al Featherly
Minnesota
R. L. Best
Corliss Fairchild
California
Bismark
N. D
Heisey Glass
Tattersall's
John Peterson
Hernan
Jeff
New York City
Sweden
Ed Allen
City
Allen
PF. A. Hazelbaker
Anna
Prof
Stude
Bridge Club
Rodman Wanamaker, Sr
Wanamaker
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Princeton University
W. Hignight
BE. Wedum
Arthur Bey
Frances Gibbons
Ernest Froy
Thomas Book Store
the Tribune
Anderson Market