Halloween program entertains Basin residents at local school
A Dillon area page notes a Halloween event with music readings and playlets about legends of Halloween, followed by a Basin Wranglers dance. Several local residents ref lect care trips, job changes, and visits. A candle accident started a small fire but was quickly controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opervision
Musburger
Hallowe'en
Basin Wranglers
Louis ‘Hoffman
Dillon
Liston-Dansie
Lb. ‘Mining Company
Miss Callan
Butte
Alvin Ward
Dias
KE. A. Marchesseau
Polaris
Jack Brown
Henry Montague
Mimerson Brown
Mat Bell
Sadigen
Diabetes
Walleee
Jack Crown
Teles
Frank Ryburn
Bobby
John Smith
Jackson youths visit Dillon high school friends
Sadie and Harry Ford Beryl and Mary Woody and Jack Shepherd, high school students from Dillon, spent the weekend at their Jackson homes. Mr and Mrs Ray Bowers, Mr and Mrs Wendell Jardine, Mr and Mrs Mark Clemow, and Mr. F. were also noted hosts during the outing.
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Sadie
Harry Ford
Beryl
Mary Woody
Jack Shepherd
Dillon
Jackson
Ray Bowers
Wendell Jardine
Mark Clemow
Sheridan Woman's Library club hosts district convention reports
The Sheridan Woman's Library club hosted the Madison county district convention with six clubs present. Mrs. I. J. Morrison led a paper on the Monroe Doctrine and South America while roll call covered Pan-American topics. Local families and church groups organized Red Cross clothing drives as J. D. Marsh sought medical care and Harvey Marsh visited Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Woman's Library
Delomites
Twin Cundses
Madison County
Sheridan Woman's Library Club
Virgonia City Woman's Club
Madison Valley Woman's Club
Harrison Womans Club
South America
O. J. Olson
Will Halse
J. W. Coulston
Lucy Brundage
J. W. Deputy
Alma Harmon
Lew Meine
Dillon
Flora Duncan
W. N. W. Linkendorfer
Harvey Marsh
Missoula
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Episcopal Guild
Catholic Guild
Duncan District Household Club
Red Cross
Billings
J. D. Marsh
E. D. Marsh
Dillon Rotarians To Banquet With Big Hole Lions
T. E. Gilbert will give the address of welcome while Lieutenant Governor F. A. Hazelbaker and S. E. Davis president of the State Normal College will give talks during the evening.
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Dillon Rotarians
T. E. Gilbert
F. A. Hazelbaker
S. E. Davis
State Normal College
Safe For Children's Coughs Foley's Honey and Tar Ad
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as reliable relief for children's coughs and colds. It claims the product eases night coughs and croupy symptoms, appealing to mothers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Milton Quotation Over Door at New York Public Library
A visitor notes the Main Reading Room door at the New York Public Library bearing John Milton’s line about a good book being the precious life blood of a master spirit, embalm’d and treasured for a life beyond a life.
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New York Public Library
John Milton
Lone Cowboy by Will James arrives with sixty drawings
Will James presents his life story in Lone Cowboy priced $2.75. The West author uses his distinctive cowboy speech and a rich swirl of life, supported by sixty drawings. This volume blends autobiography with vivid frontier atmosphere.
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Will James
Will
James
Remembrance of Jamestown 1621 Tale Reissued in Color
Mary Johnston’s TO. HAVE AND TO ROLD illustrated by Frank Schounover returns in a color edition priced at $2.50. The celebrated Jamestown Settlement saga highlights bold swords, pirates and Native allies, leaving a lasting imprint for readers of the old world’s adventuring epic.
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Mary, Johnston
Frank
Schounover
Jamestown Settlement
One Night in Santa Anna? Cast and Chaos Dish
A scattered, misspelled excerpt describes a mixing bowl selecting a captain who spins a yarn, an Irish millonaire yacht owner, his young wife, and a villainous society. Four American politicians, an aspiring writer and artist are stirred in, yielding a broad, volatile plot that ends in a rot of incident.
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Santa Anna
Thoawus Washinston
Irish Millonaire
Surprising Windfall Transforms A Drudge Into a Gentleman
A short fiction note on Peter Cradd by A Phil Lips Oppenheim, priced at $2.00, tells of a man who labors as a drudge until a windfall after age forty changes his life. He secures his family's future, then exits their world and enters leisure elite, altering his social status and life thereafter.
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Peter Cradd
A. Phillips Oppenhein
Finis
Mr. Oppenheim
The Fumbled Pass Novel by Ralph Henry Barbour
A youth novel set in a prep school follows a player who fumbles a crucial pass and earns redemption through courage and growth. The book targets boys and older readers, with Avi son illustrations and a $2.00 price, promoted by the Tribune office for ordering.
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Ralph Henry Barbour
George Avison
Lfe
Local ranch life and cattle market activity in Polaris area
Dr Wilson checks cattle with turbercular test in the valley this week. Neidt family from Jackson and Barretts from Grant dine at George Pyle’s ranch Sunday. Pahnish Livestock sold fat steers to James Dodd and fat cows to Sam Robinson of Butte. Armstead drive underway. Visitors Bert Orr Clare and George Judge stopped by Wednesday evening. Residents Will Pahnish and Mrs Pahnish travel to Butte. Dons shop in Dillon. Kannegaard visits Dillon friends. Harrison hosts Mrs Earl Tash and Mrs J D Harrison.
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Polaris
Wilson
Jake Neidt
Jackson
Chester Barrett
Jimmy
Grant
George Pyle
Pahnish Livestock Company
James Dodd
Adolph Pahnish
Armstead
Dillon
Earl Tash
J. D. Harrison
0. M. Harrison
Harrison ‘Home Ranch
Local Visitors and Socials Reported Around Dillon
George Pyle visited Dillon on business and returned home with his grandson Junior for the weekend. A pinochle party was hosted at the Hollis ranch with about 500 guests. Wilbur Lash visited Dillon while Will Pahnish toured Butte with Mrs. Pahnish. Marchesseau conducted hay buying in the Big Hole country. Fred Kudaily stated he hunted near old Baldy. The Pyle party and Mrs. D. Y. Kannegaard traveled to Taylor Creek Friday evening to meet Mr. Kannegaard.
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George Pyle
Dillon
Tash
Junior
Paytyy
Hollis
Harrison
Wilbur ‘Lash
Diljon
Will Pahnish
Butte
Buhrer School PTA Haloween Night Highlights Card Party
The Buhrer school PTA Halloween event at the school house featured a program and a short business meeting. Adults enjoyed cards while children played games and Halloween pranks. Hostesses were Mrs. McBryan and Genevieve Squires with cider doughnuts apples peanuts and popcorn. A card party for Buhrer school will be held at Glenhall on Saturday November 7 at eight o clock. Deer hunting noted with Nd Nyhart and Joseph Nample among local hunters. Mrs Frank Buhrer and daughter Mary Louise visited relatives in Butte. Bernard Garrison attended to business in Dillon.
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Buhrer School
PLT. A
Mc Bryan
Genevieve Squires
Glenhall
Buhrer
Nyhart
Joseph’ Nample
Frank Buhrer
Mary Louise
Butte
Bernard Garrison
Dillon
Joneses celebrate 60th wedding anniversary in Monida
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones of Monida marked their 60th anniversary with five of their eight children in attendance. Also present were several grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and neighbors Mrs. Culver, Mrs. Joe Buck, Mrs. Will Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Fairbank, Fred Hanson, and Mrs. Elmose Brundage.
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Granger
J. A. Jones
Monida
Frank Jones
Tuck Jones
Jeff Jones
Bill Miller
Emma
Culver
Joe Buck
Will Clayton
T. C. Fairbank
Fred Hanson
Elmose Brundage
First Lutheran Church Service and Sunday School
Orval A. Schmidt leads the First Lutheran Church with Sunday school at 10 a.m., services at 11 a.m., and Luther League at 7 p.m. All are welcome.
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First Lutheran Church
Orval A. Schmidt
Luther League
Eugenie Grandfather’s Link to American Roots Inspires Modern Fashion
The article traces Empress Eugenie’s American maternal connection through William Kirkpatrick, notes Napoleon III’s vow to avenge insults, and claims Eugenie’s style influenced 19th century Paris. It then links her legacy to 60 years later with Eugenie hats and cites cigarette innovations like toasting and UV treatment.
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Marie- Eugenie-Ignace-Augustine de Montilo
Napoleon III
William Kirkpatrick
Malaga
Spain
France
Eugenie
Tuileries Palace
Paris
Girl Scouts Food Sale At Graeter Waldorf Store
Girl Scouts plan a food sale on Saturday November 7 at the Graeter Waldorf store to raise funds for the next summer camp. Betty Jo Jeppson donates food. Lutheran Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Berg Christensen home tomorrow for a no host meeting to devote the day to club work. Charles Holscomb of Bartley Nebraska reports finding $250 buried in a pail under a barn shed after seeing a rat with a silver dollar in its mouth.
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Girl Scouts
Graeter-Waldorf
Betty Jo Jeppson
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Berg Christensen
Charles Holscomb
Bartley, Neb
Bowman couple names 16 children alphabetically
Mr and Mrs John R Ginn of Bowman Georgia named their 16 children using consecutive alphabet letters from B to Q. The couple adopted a systematic approach that drew public attention in local society columns.
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John R. Ginn
Bowman, Ga
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