Nelson School Wins Local Track Meet With Alumni Challenge
The Apex Drummey and Nelson schools held a Friday track meet at our school, won by Nelson. An alumni contest featured Hart Drummey and Robert Watt. Watt won all events. Other results include Ned Pilgrim winning the 220-yard dash and Mildred Schuler earning a radio prize in a Dillon arithmetic contest. Holger Carlson and Mildred Schuler to eighth grade exams, Billie Pilgrim and Harriet Schuler to seventh grade exams in Dillon. Maynard Miller confined at home with a bad cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apex
Drummey
Harriet Schuler
Holger Carlson
Ned Pilgrim
Mildred Schuler
Dillon
Billie Pilgrim
Centennial Valley Notes From Lakeview Amid Spring Roads
May 18 report from Centennial Valley notes increasing auto traffic and fine weather. Local moves include Olivier Upham becoming postmaster May 6 and deputy game warden duties. Harry Martins starts as Lakeview hotel proprietor. residents travel to Dillon and California, with several jurors listed for Dillon service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Forsyth
Dillon
Joe Buck Jr
Clarence Hunt
Willie O'Connor
Joe Buck Sr
Santa Ana
Calif
Mogor
Mr. Tibbles
Wm. Clayton
Picnic Springs
Heis
Harry Martins
Lakeview
James Edwards
Twitchell
California
O. J. Smith
Palmer Smith
Monida
Inspirational address and college program at Lima event
A commencement address in Lima urged perseverance and service as a ladder to betterment. The program featured piano and violin pieces by Miss Wyatt, Mr. McFadden, and others, with a combined music department in charge. Library furniture is moving to a new textbook room, as Dr. S. E. Davis travels to eastern Montana for talks and summer school business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Mendelssohn
Miss Wyatt
McFadden
Dawn
Currin
Woodman
Scott
Arlecchino
Nevin
Saint Saens
Wyatt
Goodee
McKay
Piper
Burnin
Newman
8. E. Davis
Montana
Piano Recital By Ma Ralph McFadden Pups Friday
The intermediate and advanced pupils of Ma Ralph McFadden perform a piano recital Friday night starting at 8 15. The general public is invited and admission is free. Dr F H Garver will give the concluding address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McFadden
Local trips and visits common in Medicine Lodge week
Ike Rife Jr. traveled to Dillon with his uncle John Barrett who returned home, Barrett's health improved. H. D. Hildreth also went to Dillon. Martin Thurston sat on the term court jury. Ithel Armstrong took the eighth grade exam in Dillon. Scollard and Alvin Owens drove to Armstead, as did Tom Craver and family. Henry Guyaz visited Armstead, Dick Freeman went to Sheep Creek basin, Edgar Rife and family stayed with his parents, Claude and Mary Freeman spent part of the week in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Rife Jr
Dillon
John Barrett
Mr. Barrett
H. D. Hildreth
Martin Thurston
Ithel Armstrong
Miss Scollard
Alvin Owens
Armstead
Tom Craver
Henry Guyaz
Dick Freeman
Sheep Creek Basin
Edgar Rife
Richard Freeman
Claude
Mary
Unclear Names Listed in Scribbled Entry
A fragmentary line shows multiple personal names including Bopha Dillon George Stimpson Dillon George Taylor Dillion A F Waldorf Dillon J E Wenger Jackson with no context or details about roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. ‘Bopha Dillon
George Stimpson
Dillon
George Taylor
Dillion
A. F. Waldorf
J. E. Wenger
Jackson
Local People Move Through Dillon Area in Busy Day
Isaac Cashmere is ill in Barrett hospital. Frank Esterwald visits from his ranch on upper Horse Prairie. Otto Schulz of Sheridan is a business visitor today. Len Halloran of Jackson is in Dillon. John Baird stays a few days from Big Hole basin. Mose Smythe and son Matthew Telen drive from Point of Rocks. Dorris Massie of Grant visits Dillon. E G Farnsworth, the barber, has had flu illness. John Smith, Barrett hospital patient, dismissed. Addie Keeze and daughter Thelma Tritt and George Knapp of Argenta shop in Dillon. Carl B Taylor drove to Helena last Friday and returned Sunday with Levant Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Keeze
Thelma Tritt
George Knapp
Argenta
Dillon
Mrs Beltzer Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Gladys Beltzer a teacher at Drummey school recently had an appendicitis operation in a Butte hospital and is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Beltzer
Drummey School
Butte
Table setting contest showcases designs and prizes
For three years Mr. and Mrs. Huber host a table setting contest open to junior and senior Home Economics students. Twelve entries competed with color schemes of pink lavender pink white and yellow. First place Nora Paddock Mildred Curnutt Dorothy Stevens Blanche Pilon. second place Dorothy Hirschman Ella Telin Phyllis Scully Edith Husted. third place Elda Eva Crowley Doris Wilcox Ena Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber
Huber’s
Caroline White
Howard Morse
Frank Hazelbaker
Nora Paddock
Blanche Pilon
Mildred Curnutt
Dorothy Stevens
Dorothy Hirschman
Ella Telin
Phyllis Scully
Edith Husted
Elda
Eva Crowley
Doris Wilcox
Ena Patterson
Supreme court overturns district ruling in $35000 railroad case
The state supreme court reversed the district court finding in the Carl Borgens suit against Oregon Short Line Railroad and Dr W H Stephan, ordering dismissal of the action. The record includes a claim of improper hospital treatment after a leg injury while working as a section hand at Apex under a contract with the railroad. The docket notes a petition for letters of administration for Mrs Evan B Howell and lists jurors summoned for the district court term in Dillon, including names from Grant, Wisdom, Dillon, Lakeview, and other localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
District Court
Carl Borgens
Oregon Short Line Railroad
W. H. Stephan
Apex
S. B. Howell
Grant
Evan B. Howell
Andrew A. Anderson
John Baird
Wisdom
A. W. Brown
Dillon
J. H. Buck
Lakeview. Co
A. Burden
Peter Christensen
Monida
Wm. Christensen
Jackson
H. Connor
Dell
J. H. Dickey
Edward Dishno
John Dolan
Frank Esterwald
James M. Giles
Guy Gray
Bannack
Eddie Grinde
Hans Henningsen
Sherman Hughes
Clarence E. Hunt
Lakeview
John Kambich
Melrose
Leslie Kellner
Grant Kennison
John Kent
Richard Nedrow
Ernest Orr
Elza E. Patrick
Barney Peterson
Andy B. Pyle
Polaris
E. B. Roe
Armstead
George
Romain
Abe .L. Savacool
W. T. Scilly
Cannibals of French Guinea Reported Hunted by French Police
The article notes six cannibals were executed as authorities in France pursue those accused of cannibalism. It also mentions a bond bootlegger and cross border bond activity between Illinois and Indiana firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Guinea
Illinois
Indiana
Significance in Name Radio Valves in England
In England vacuum tubes are called valves because they permit current in one direction and block it in the opposite, shaping early radio and electronics understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Night Cough Quickly Relieved by Foley's Honey and Tar
A Quin cy Illinois reader H W Webb reports a severe nighttime cough improved by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. He states one dose relieved the cough and allowed a restful night with no opiates or substitutes. Potts the druggist endorses the remedy in the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Webb
Quincy
Ill
Foley
They All Say It on Spiral Teeth Discovery
A humorous note recalls ancient claims about a dinosaur tooth find eight feet long and 60 000 years old with a spoof crowd reaction about a prehistoric dentist saying it won’t hurt much.
Straw Paper Pioneered by French Inventor in London
The London Morning Post reports a French inventor has created paper from straw using only common salt and lime. The method promises a paper made entirely from straw and is tied to a widespread practice of burning straw stacks in America to dispose of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Morning Post
America
Chance Void of Sense referenced in Voltaire aphorism
A quotation attributes the idea that nothing exists without a cause to Voltaire, framing chance as a void of sense. The line presents a philosophical axiom about causality and existence attributed to the philosopher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltaire
Perfection of underwater vulcanization by Laursen
L A Laursen of Haul Claire Wisconsin has discovered a method to vulcanize rubber under water instead of under steam. The process claims to improve efficiency and safety, though details and practical applications are not yet disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Laursen
Haul Claire
Wisconsin
Soviet camp closed over Aldon river gold find
The Soviet government has closed the camp at the head of Aldon river where gold has been found and no additional prospectors are permitted to enter the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldon River
Life Always Sweet Reflects on Life and Death
A reflective meditation notes life is sweet night and day with sun moon and stars and a wind, questioning who would wish to die. The fragment frames joy in existence and the value of living through vivid natural imagery.
Bayway Park Bradenton Florida Lots For Short Time
Florida notice offers ten choice Bayway Park Bradenton lots in Manatee County near the Gulf coast. Prices quoted at 1150 and 1250 with 20 percent down and two year balance. Describes street lighting water sidewalks palms and proximity to Bradenton commercial citrus area. C C Newman Dillon Hotel Dillon Montana endorses as safe profitable buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayway Park
Bradenton
Florida
Manite
Gulf Beach
Bradenton i
Bay
C. C. Newman
Dillon Hotel
Dillon
Mont
Belief on Wealth and Salvation Sparks Urgent Pursuit
A Baltimore Sun line depicts the mindset of those who believe riches seal damnation, fueling a frantic drive to acquire wealth. The phrase captures a moral panic about wealth and destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Has Wide Range The Big Game Definition
The term big game is elastic yet generally includes all wild mammals larger than the common fox. It denotes a broad category used in hunting and wildlife discussions.
Young versus old on reform clash voices
An Exchange quotation contrasts the young desiring reform with the world, against the old who know how but show indifference to act. The line suggests generational tension over social change.
Brother Williams Reflects on Growing Up and World Attitudes
A quoted passage from the Atlanta Constitution presents Brother Williams asserting people are born to growl at life unless they choose to express frustration. The tone suggests social commentary on human behavior and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaze
Atlanta Constitution
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nelson School Notes
Centennial Valley
Henry Wetmore
E. L. Hurley
Mencement
Lima
Normal College Notes
F. H. Garver
McCracken Bros
Standard Lumber & Coal Co
Bond Grocery Co
Medicine Lodge News
Hadpenin
Isaac Cashmére
Barrett Hospital
Upper Horse Prairie
Otto Schulz
Sheridan
Len Halloran
Big Hole Basin
Mose Smythe
Matthew Telen
Point of Rocks
Dorris Massie
E. G. Farnsworth
John Smith
Carl B. Taylor
Helena
Levant Taylor
Knox
Chas. H. Niblack
The
Boston Transcript
Graham
E. C. Perkins
Brother Williams
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Moni
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!