Local residents engage in Dillon business and social visits
On Monday Tom Gilbert and several Republican candidates rallied supporters in the basin. Throughout the week, residents such as Ralph Quigley, Mr and Mrs Jim Johnson, Mr and Mrs George Clemon, and others traveled to Dillon for dental work, business, or banquets. Campaigner Joe Mellen and local figures visited friends, while cattle movements and P T A meetings punctuated the week's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posctooy
Tom Gilbert
Ralph Quigley
Dillon
Jim Johnson
George Clemon
O. FE. S
Art Clegg
Myers
Joe Mellen
J. H. Gilbert
W. W. Hawkins
Dan Pendergast
Charles Rude
C. H. Childs
Ogden
Mark
Tom Clemon
Clemen J
Chicago
Sheridan
Mickey Richardson
Jackson
Wisdom
Walter Richardson
Reggie Pinkerton
Charliet Pinkerton
Jules Wenger
wArmstead
Martin Jackson
W.O. Smith
Accident maims teamster in mountain log incident
Thomas a teamster was trapped under a heavy log in the mountains while fetching logs. His right arm was mangled from shoulder to hand. Art Green found him and brought him home, then he was taken to Butte by Dr. Burns and his brother J H Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Rightenous
Jess
Thomas
Art Green
Butte
Dr. Burns
J. H. Thomas
Madison County
Frank Metzel
Harrison
Clark Ramond
Wesley Haynes
Tom
Robert Tolson
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Cough Relief Ad
A vintage advertisement promises quick relief from coughing with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It claims soothing balsamic action on irritated throat and air passages without opiates, suitable for children and adults, and notes over 100 million bottles sold. Sold widely and marketed as a family size thrift buy.
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Foley
Ask Tor Foley
Notice to Trespass at A L Atkeson Property North of Dillon
No hunting trapping or trespassing allowed on the premises located 3 miles north of Dillon. Authorized by A L Atkeson. No one may enter the property without permission.
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Dillon
A. L. Atkeson
Fine Sheep Range to Let in Frying Pan Basin
James Kirkpatrick of Dillon Montana advertises 2500 acres for lease with 1280 outside and enclosed ranges. Describes sheltered lambing grounds with springs that never freeze and little hay needed though available nearby. Reference to Brand Books at Hughes and Moe Calebs one dollar 43 46.
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James Kirkpatrick
Dillon
Montana
Hughes and
Moe Caleb
Red Cross Sees Increasing Demand for Service
Judge John Barton Payne reports that public service demands from the Red Cross are rising and will stay high. He notes greater aid to war veterans and disaster relief, with 254 790 34 spent last year including 1 208 151 09 on disaster relief. The organization employs 794 nurses and relies on annual Roll Call memberships.
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American Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Red Cross
National Society
Payne
LDS
United States
Tthe Red Cross
U.S
Red Cross Opens Emergency First Aid Stations on Highways
The American Red Cross launches emergency first aid stations nationwide to aid automobile accident victims. Last year 31 000 people were killed and over 1 000 000 injured. Stations connect with traffic arteries such as Westchester County park system Valley Forge Gettysburg highways and White Horse Pike linking to Atlantic City.
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American Red Cross
Red Crass
Cirsady
Westchester County
N. Y
Park System
Valley Forge
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Saving Mothers and Babies Is Important Red Cross Task
Red Cross Public Health Nursing Service reports most of its 794 nurses conducted over 100000 prenatal and maternal visits while aiding doctors in examining 1309409 school children. Statistics show two of three maternity deaths could be saved with proper care, and over 15000 women die annually from maternal diseases, meaning more than 16000 deaths are preventable.
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Public Health Nursing Service
American Read Cross
Red Cross
United States
Comfort Kits Sent 40 000 Service Men by Red Cross
The Red Cross ships comfort kits to 40 000 soldiers sailors and Marines on foreign service as Christmas remembrances. The bags donated and packed by women in Red Cross Chapters nationwide are dispatched by Army transport in autumn to reach ports and posts in time for holiday trees. This remembrances plan stems from pre World War I practice when National Guard regiments were on the Mexican border.
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Red Cross
U. S
Bulls Bought by Polarisn George Harrison and Partners
George Harrison Milt and Ross Nay purchased 17 bulls from John Hill, with ten bulls bought by Harrison. The white faced cattle are being shipped to Dillon on Thursday. Local visitors and cattle buyers frequent Polaris precinct as election day brings dining and turkey at the Harrison ranch. Deer hunting reports include Karl Tash and Leon Beese, while schoolwork and wood hauling occupy residents. Real estate transfers and mining claims are listed in Beaverhead abstracts.
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George Harrison
Milt
Ross Nay
Drummond
John Hill
Tme
Harrison
Dillon
W. S. Tash
Twin Bridges
Harrison Ranch
George’ Harrison
R. D. Marchesseau
J. A. Marchesseau
Charles Kelly
Jean Sennett
Lamerne Shhroeder
John Tr
I. P. Marchesseau
George Pyle
Karl Tash
Leon Beese
Walter “Hill
N. Farley
Gladys Garr
Miss Stickney
Polaris School
Famous Song In Fifteen Minutes Recounted
Ivor Novello claims he wrote the words and music for Keep The Home Fires Burning in fifteen minutes during the Atwater Kent Hour on November 9. He was helping his mother Clara Novello-Davies judge a submitted war song and then finished his own famed composition in minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivor Novello
Kathryn Melsle
Atwater Kent
Novello
Clara Novello-Davies
Red Cross Roll Call Urges National Support During Armistice Period
Curtis urges men and women to join the Red Cross during the Armistice Day to Thanksgiving period. President Curtis praises the organization for aiding the stricken and fostering friendly ties abroad. Treasurer Mellon notes Red Cross acts as community insurance against disasters at home or overseas.
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America
Childzens
Red Cross
Charles Curtis
United States
American Red Cross
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
American Red’ Cross
Six Foreign Countries Receive Red Cross Aid
The American Red Cross aided six nations this year including Newfoundland after a tidal wave that killed twenty six and destroyed homes and boats. It donated five thousand dollars to Mennonite refugees from Russia and helped thirteen thousand flee via Germany. Costa Rica received fifty thousand vaccine tubes by air to avert a smallpox outbreak.
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American
Red Cross
Newfoundland
Persia
France
Russia
Costa Rica
Germany
German Red Cross
Red Cross Societies
American Red Cross
Dillon Shoe Shop Moves to New Cushing Building
The Dillon Shoe shop run by Alex Armayor relocates from North Montana street to the new Cushing building on North Idaho street beside the Sewell market.
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Dillon Shoe Shop
Alex Armayor
Montana Street
Cushing
Idaho Street
Sewell Market
Adlerika touted for stomach relief in ad copy
In an advertisement Georg e M. Gosman a local druggist promotes Adlerika as a real cleaning for stomach and bowels. The copy claims a balanced regimen of two meals a day ample water and occasional Adlerika use to relieve gas sour stomach and headaches. It quotes a customer testimonial from C DeForest.
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C. DeForest
Geo. M. Gosman
Adv
Reichle News Local Socials and Quarrel Incident
Mr and Mrs John Verbince and family moved to Melrose for the winter. Mr and Mrs Val Tadovich made a business trip to Butte and sold hay and potatoes. Mrs Frank Kambich birthday dinner hosted by Mrs John Hand with guests. Undersheriff Hartwig called to settle a free for all fight at Woods ranch over a dog. Frank Buhrer returned from Butte with wife and infant Mary Louise after a horse death on the highway. Donald Tash ill with chicken pox and Kambich brothers trip to the Grasshopper.
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John Verbince
Melrose
Val Tadovich
Butte
Tadovich
Gus Fitsehen
Reichle
John Hand
Frank Kambich
Julius Hartwig
Dan Piccone
Pauline Kambich
Alveretta
Louise
William Hand
Carl Hartwig
the Woods Livestock Ranch
John Verdance
Frank Buhrer
Mary Louise
Donald Tash
Carl
Louie Kambich
Scout Leaders Complete Overnight Scoutcraft Camp
Nearly a score of men taking the Scout leaders course gathered Sunday at the Poindexter and Orr sheds about 25 miles east of town. They completed their Scoutcraft requirements in an overnight camp with bunks filled and dawn breakfasts prepared by Scotty M. Lean and Lambert Eliel. The outing was declared successful and thoroughly enjoyed.
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Poindexter & Orr
Scotty
M. Lean
Lambert “Eliel
New Scout Troop Holds Third Meeting at Guild Hall
The third meeting of the new troop gathered three new members Walter Stephan Billy Galt and Eldon Noble. Scouts plan a hike to Birch Creek Saturday as the remainder of the evening was spent studying the Scout laws with Don Mulkey acting as scribe.
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Guild ‘Hall
Walter Stephan
Billy Galt
Eldon Noble
Birch Creek
Don Mulkey
Madison Couple Married in Sheridan and Twin Bridges
William Steiner Jr of Sheridan and Maybelle McElderry of Twin Bridges were granted a marriage license and wed at Fred Rife's office, officiated by Rev J D Smith. A divorce was granted to Fay N Slagel from Jack Slagel by Judge H G Rodgers on grounds of non support.
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William Steiner, Jr
Sheridan
Maybelle McElderry
Twin Bridges
Fred ‘Rife
J. D. Smith
Methodist Church
H.G. Rodgers
Fay N. Slagel
Jack Slagel
Wise River visitors call at city Thursday
Mr and Mrs Charles R Ralston and Mrs Brown with Arnold Holmes of Wise River visited in the city Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Ralston
Brown
Arnold Holmes
Wise River
City
Democrats Sweep Contested Offices In Early Returns
Contested races show Mathews leading for treasurer and Em erick for assessor with Metlen ahead for surveyor. Associate justice John A. Matthews leads Albert Anderson by 271 votes as 162 precincts remain. Walsh holds a large margin over Galen while Sivans leads Witzearrald and Young leads Carey for railroad commissioner.
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Mark YD. Witzearrald
Leonard C. Young
Thomas
I. Carey
Referendum Measures Apparent Victory Reported in Helena
Reports from Helena indicate strong support for referenda on bonds and millage taxes. Bond measure passes with 66,101 yes to 45,717 no across 1251 of 1493 precincts. millage tax gains 58,851 yes to 44,060 no, with no doubt remaining about approval.
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Helena
Red Cross Aids Veterans at Ft Harrison Hospital
A National Red Cross worker at the U S Veterans hospital Ft Harrison organized entertainment and social activities to hasten recovery. Motion pictures card parties and small comforts created cheer and optimism for recovering men and their families aided by Red Cross assistance.
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Page Five
National Red Cross
U. S. Veteran’s Hospital
Ft. Harrison
Marriage of Esther Marie Lapierre and Matthew Edward Barry
Dillon reports the marriage on Tuesday October 28 in Minneapolis of Esther Marie Lapierre daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles Lapierre and Matthew Edward Barry a local figure formerly with Montana Auto Supply. Barry is well known in Dillon where he resided for several years.
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Dillon
Esther Marie Lapierre
Charles Lapierre
Matthew Edward Barry
Minneapolis
Barry
Montana Auto Supply Company
Expedition lecture on Everest by Captain Noel drawn
J W Bond and Judson Best rode to Butte on Wednesday to hear Capt John Noel, a member of the Summervel Norton Everest expedition, lecture on the arduous climb toward the world's highest peak. They said the lecture and expedition pictures were most interesting.
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J. W. Bond
Judson Best
Butte
Capt
John Noel
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J. P. Lossl
L. M. Grogs
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Daniel S. Goble
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Charles FE. Miller
Miller Development Company
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J. M. O’day
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