Personal Pickups A Busy Dillon Week
Dillon residents and visitors frequent the area with numerous social and business activities. Local names include Mrs. A Potts, Ellis Buck of Lima, Roy Spencer of Jackson, and many others visiting Dillon. Advertisements promote seeds, coal, gas pipe, and postal cards while community groups meet and plans for events and sales are announced.
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A. Potts
Butte
Ellis Buck
Lima
Dillon
Roy Spencer
Jackson
Hoerning
Kentucky Ave
Armstead
G. W. Dait Hdw. Co
H. J. McDaniel
R. E. Foster
O. J. Woodworth
Wisdom
Mary Alice Finsley
Big Hole Basin
W. H. Finsley
Beaverhead County
Missoula
D. E. Fish
Ben Willard
J. B. Poindexter
Virginia City
Thomas Metzel
Frank S. Metzel
Value of an oath in court sparks uproar
The judge questions a witness about the price of an oath while a Black man testifies. The witness replies that lawyers paid him four dollars for swearing to something, declaring that as the value of an oath. The statement provokes consternation in the courtroom.
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George Selway
J. E. Hample
Butte
Bell Bros. & Sons
Willow Creek
Bell Bros
Charles F. Lloyd
Jackson
Red Men
C.W. Robison
Dillon
Supreme Council
Detroit
Jack Kelly
Justice of the Peace Rich
Chief Stone
F. M. Poindexter
Stanley
St. Joseph News
Tit For Tat
A Kansas City Journal item notes a dispute over moving rather than cleaning a leased house. The exchange cites an “original idea” that was not unique and had already occurred to others who vacated the same dwelling.
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Kansas City Journal
Japs as Jokers and a French Ambassador
A historical anecdote recalls Baron Gros pressing Japan to open ports and Japanese ministers replying with a joke about Liverpool and a Korean port. The exchange ends with the French ambassador conceding the irony in London Answers. The clip also includes a quip from the Baltimore American about a grieving woman and a bystander.
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Baron Gros
Japan
France
Liverpool
Korea
London
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F. E. Dodds
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