Dillon Local Notes Reflect Relatives Visitors and New Shops
Dillon residents welcomed guests from Reichle Butte Grant Billings Sherman Junction and Jackson while locals noted a new Fixit shop across from the Hartwig theater. Social visits included Mrs Armitage from Sheridan and Alban Roemer once a forest ranger now in Gardiner.
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Elizabeth Armitage
Sheridan
Dillon
James Johnson
Jackson
Alban Roemer
Argenta
Gardiner
Always Tired Try This Diuretic Pills Claim
If always tired, consider kidneys and back symptoms. Foley Pills diuretic marketed by Geo. M. Gosman in Hayneville Alabama via Miss Giddens testimonial claiming relief from weakness tiredness headaches and nervousness with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Miss Giddens
Hayneville
Ala
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Adv
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets promising relief from gas pressure and bloating with a drowsy pre dinner state replaced by readiness for entertainment. It claims improved circulation and warmth, urges purchase in a yellow package for $1, and notes availability at CITY DRUG CO.
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Baalmann
City Drug CO
Three Marriages Performed in Justice Court Over Three Days
Justice of the Peace George Opp presided as master of marriage ceremonies. Hewitt O. Robinson of Lima married Mamie Lucille Graham of Dillon. George L. Pope of Idaho Falls wed Estelle Brandl, and Claude L. Nichols married Rena Boen, both couples in Lima.
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Justice of the Peace
George
Opp
Hewitt O. Robinson
Lima
Mamie Lucille Graham
Dillon
George Graham
George L. Pope
Estelle Brandl
Idaho, Falls
Claude L. Nichols
Rena Boen
Annual Banquet of the Dillon Wranglers Club
The Dillon Wranglers club held its annual banquet Monday at St James guild hall with thirty members and their ladies attending. Fred Rife chaired the event, Ralph McFadden played piano, and soloists included Mrs J C Jeppson Mrs Harold Warner and Dr W H Stephan. Short talks followed as the evening progressed.
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Dillon Wranglers’ Club
St. James
Hylo Pinochle Club Dines at Mrs Bates Home
The Hylo Pinochle club was entertained at seven o'clock dinner by Mrs H H Bates at her home 805 South Washington Street on Thursday evening of last week.
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H. H. Bates
South
Washington Street
Elwyn Metzel Returns to Ruby Valley Ranch Home
Elwyn Metzel came back to his ranch in the Ruby valley near Alder last Thursday after a several day visit in the city.
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Elwyn Metzel
Ruby Valley
Alder
Deadly wood tick warnings sweep Montana mountains
Montana health officials warn of yellow spotted fever carried by wood ticks after two deaths and four cases. Physicians urge frequent self checks and carrying chloroform to loosen ticks, with turpentine as backup, as vaccine production expands to immunize 1619 people across six states.
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Montana
Ralph Shook
Hamilton
Gilbert Graves
Missoula
Bitter Root
State
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Oregon
Minnesota
Nevada
Locomotive Theft Suspect Caught In Shelby Roundhouse
John Hunter a former locomotive engineer was nabbed in the act of trying to lift a large Great Northern locomotive from the Shelby roundhouse He started the engine before discovery and was placed in a city jail awaiting further action The incident is described as a petit or grand larceny case or both with police reporting the swift capture and transfer to custody.
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Shelby
John Hunter
Great Northern
Dog Lover Calls Attention To Dog Poisons And Cars
A Dillon letter laments dogs’ suffering from poison and being struck by cars. It urges readers to consider how pets are loved by children and asks drivers to slow and be careful to prevent needless harm.
Ford Rouge Plant uses 12,700 carloads of fuel
Total fuel consumption at the Rouge plant during the past year reached 12,700 carloads, enough to fill a coal train 100 miles long.
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Rouge
Ford Motor Company
Reward Offered for Beef Theft on Montana Ranges
A $1,000 reward is offered for evidence leading to the conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering beef or veal on the Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock or Black Tails ranges or premises. Report evidence to Sheriff W. C. Orr or Stock Inspector D. W. Erwin. Ady.
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Big Hole
Horse Prairie
Grasshopper
Centennial
Red Rock
Black Tails
W. C. Orr
D. W. Erwin
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