Town News Briefs From Dillon Area On Wednesday Visitors
Local residents and visitors were active with business trips and greetings this week. Names include Bernard Garrison Reichle D Willis Boulder W I Daw Jack Creek Charles Norris Dell C F Peterson Dell Mel Wissinger Armstead Ezra Thompson George in Anaconda Ruff Dunn Nicholia Rev R O Shannon G L Jewell Mrs Florence Brown Ralston H R Paddock Co F Jones Centennial valley John McLean hosted a dinner Charles Woodburn Frank Rife Elk hunt reports William Kyriss Broadview Los Angeles candidates file expense notices Margaret J Noyes West Park deed Clara Chapman J E Morse California trip Franks Eliel Gordon Andrus hotel family dinners Hugh Climer Armstead Ike Edinger Divide Carl Becker Bannack George Whitworth Dell W Rogers Dell Asa Willey Wisdom I P Tate Melrose Henry Deutsch Blacktail deer J F Harrison Dell Jahnke Wisdom C W Stallings Bannack A I Cashmore A M Maxiner Lewistown Frank Poole Bloody Dick area Undersheriff Dale Virginia City Frank Harrington Butte Rudolph Von Toble Lewistown Ted Williams Glendale three point buck hunt party member Sandvig.
Togo the water spaniel killed by speeding motorist on Montana street
Helen Wheat mourns Togo, her purebred water spaniel, killed Saturday morning. Neighbors grieve as a motorist speeds away. Frank ONeill to replace Kinch as Continental Oil manager. Kinch to Spokane. Dan Little and wife to Corvallis for two weeks to attend homecoming game between Oregon Aggies and the University of Oregon. son Frank plays for the Aggies. A hunting party including Harold Murray and others returns from Madison deer hunt. Frank O Keefe the sole winner.
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Togo
Helen Wheat
Montana Street
H. M. Kinch
Spokane
Mr. Kinch
Continental Oil Company
Frank O'Neill
Dan Little
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon Aggies
Frank
University of Oregon
Harold Murray
Lee McCracken
F. H. Bimrose
Chick” Wright
Joe Mulky
Frank O’keefe
Madison
O’keefe
Social gathering plans by three society ladies
Mrs. F. A. Hazelbaker Mrs. J. H. Gilbert and Miss Carolyne White hosted a Wednesday afternoon event at Mrs. Hazelbaker's home on South Pacific Street. Invitations were issued for bridge dinners Monday and Tuesday evenings and for bridge luncheons Friday and Saturday afternoons next week.
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F. A. Hazelbaker
J. H. Gilbert
Carolyne White
Sweden home to Europe’s biggest wild bison herd
Sweden's stock of wild bisons is now the largest in Europe, if not in the world, according to Alarik Behm, director of the open-air museum of Skansen in Stockholm. Protective legislation helps the animals thrive in the vast bison park at Rengelsberg, Vaestmanland, and they are rapidly multiplying.
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Sweden
Europe
Alarik Behm
Skansen i
Stockholm
Rengelsberg
Vaestmanland
Insect Family Estimated at 38.5 Million Kinds Worldwide
London Answers reports a conservative estimate that the global insect population encompasses about 38,500,000 distinct kinds. The figure reflects scientists' efforts to catalog Earth’s arthropod diversity and highlights the vast, largely undocumented variety of insects.
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London
Backward Races and the Power of Gesture
An essay notes that many men racing minds rely on bodily gesture to convey meaning when words are scarce. It argues that physical actions compensate for limited verbiage and shape perception in competitive or expressive settings.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertising Claim
An old promotional copy touts Foley Gram cough remedy Foley's Honey and Tar as reliable and immediate for irritated throats. It claims to clear air passages raise phlegm provide sedative comfort without opiates and a mild laxative. Mothers endorse it and it suits elderly persons with a family size pack.
New Charm In Cotton And Ermine Fashion Feature
Cotton and ermine bring a sharp smart look for fall and winter wear. Velveteen dominates evening gowns with black and white impact, deep decolletage, and drop shoulder reflecting 1930 style. A hostess pajama costume pairs velveteen with a bolero jacket and trouser skirt for at home leisure.
Lost Copper MineFound by Herman Hibbern on Frying Pan Creek
The tale speaks of two prospectors near the Montana Idaho line who struck it rich but never shared the wealth. Herman Hibbern located the lost claim after uncovering an ancient cabin ruins and a rusted miner’s pick eight feet underground and has recorded the claim. He follows the old shaft he named Lost Copper Mine.
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Herman Hibbern
Hibbern
Ray Shannon Elected Representative in Sanders County
Ray Shannon a former city resident and brother of Mrs. Earl Wheat won the Democratic nomination and was elected representative from Sanders County in the recent election.
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Ray Shannon
Earl Wheat
Sanders County
Beavershead Stockgrowers Plan November Meeting
Fred Rife, secretary of the Beaverhead Stockgrowers Association, announced a meeting Saturday afternoon November 29 at 2 o'clock in the courthouse.
Hunters Sam Freeman Jack Keenan and Maynard Miller
Sam Freeman Jack Keenan and Maynard Miller spend the balance of the week in the Little Boulder section on an elk hunt.
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Sam Freeman
Jack Keenan
Maynard Miller
Little Boulder
Busy Bee Club entertained by Mrs Harry Andrus
Mrs Harry Andrus hosted the Busy Bee club at her apartments in the Andrus hotel on Wednesday afternoon.
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Harry Andrus
Busy Bee Club
Andrus
Needle Club Hosts 1:30 Lunch at Mrs Thomas Home
The Needle club enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon gathering with a 1:30 lunch at Mrs. C. P. Thomas’s home on Or street. The Ellen May guild was hosted Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Clark Anderson and Miss Ann Feely at Mrs. Anderson’s country home.
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The
Needle Club
Ellen May
Clark Anderson
Ann Feely
Anderson
Mrs Kinch children honor before Spokane departure
Mrs J M McLean hosted a Wednesday afternoon party for 35 children in honor of Shir ley Ann and Melba Jean Kinch who are moving this week to Spokane to establish a new home.
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J. M. McLean
Shirley Ann
Melba Jean Kinch
Spokane
Dinner at Ranch Hosts Noted Guests
Lucy Brundage and Mrs Sam Freeman were dinner guests at Charles F Meine’s ranch home last Sunday. The event drew local social figures and highlighted community ties at the rural residence.
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Lucy ‘Brundage
Mrs
Sam Freeman
Charles F. Meine Ranch
Pan Hellenic members dine at Mrs Morse home
Members of Pan Hellenic attended a dinner hosted Monday evening by Mrs. Howard Morse with Mrs Morse and Miss Martha Roth as hostesses.
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Pan Hellenic
Howard Morse
Mrs. Morse
Martha Roth
New Needlework Club Hosts Goodbye For Kinch
Mrs. R. M. Gregg acted as hostess on Wednesday afternoon for the New Needlework club. The gathering served as a farewell party for Mrs. H. N. Kinch who will move to Spokane this month. A handkerchief shower was held in her honor.
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R. M. Gregg
New Needlework Club
H. N. Kinch
Spokane
Bridge Dinner Series Hosted by Boone Family this Week
Mrs C Blinn, Mrs J E Kelly and Mrs R W Boone entertain with bridge dinners at Mr Boone's home. Occasions held Monday and Tuesday evenings and planned for Thursday and Friday evenings this week, featuring social games and hospitality.
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C. & Blinn
J. E. Kelly
R. W. Boone
Boone
D A R officials visit Beaverhead chapter in Beaverhead
Mrs. J. N. Keith state regent of the D A R and Mrs. C. E. Passmore vice regent visited the Beaverhead chapter on Tuesday. They were honored guests at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. T. E. Luebben and Mrs. R. F E. Albright at Mrs. Luebben's home, followed by a business meeting.
Thanksgiving union service at First Baptist Church
Union Thanksgiving services set for 10 30 a m at the First Baptist Church with Rev H B Hanson of the Lutheran church as main speaker and other Dillon ministers participating. The morning offering will support Barrett Hospital.
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Union
First Baptist Church
H. B. Hanson
Lutheran Church
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
Fire touches frame building near Page and Boyer garage
Dillon fire department responded last Tuesday just before 8 by a small blaze in the frame building adjoining the Page and Boyer garage. The fire’s origin is unknown and it charred a clothes closet causing minor damage.
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Dillon
Page & Boyer
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Remedy Ad
Nationally known cough syrup with 55 years as a household remedy. Over 100 million bottles sold. Quick and dependable for coughs croup dry tickling throat nervous hacking and nighttime coughs. Sedative and comforting without opiates mildly laxative. Children like it and mothers endorse it. Ask for Foley’s sold everywhere.
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Foley
Foley’s
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Bernard
Reichle
D. Willis
Boulder
W. I. Daw
Jackin
Robert Clark
Butte
Charles Norris
Dell
C.F. Peterson
Mel Wissinger
Armstead
Ezra Thompson
George
Dunn
Nicholia
Florence Brown of
Ralston
Misses Xate
Frankie Lewis
Co. F. Jones
Centennial Valley
H. R. Paddock
California
Guild Hall
John McLean
South Pacific Street
Charles Woodburn
Frank Rife
Granite County
W Rife
William Oakley
Dillon Examiner
Tribune
William Kyriss
Broadview
W.G. ‘Squires
Los Angeles
Margaret J. Noyes
West Park Addition
Percie M. Fay
Clara Chapman
J. E. Morse
Frank Eliel
Fred Chapman
T. E. Gilbert
Alma Harwood
Andrus Hotel
Hugh Climer
E. A. Chapman and
A. E. Scott of
Ike Edinger
Divide
Carl Becker
Bannack
George Whitworth
E.W. Rogers
Asa Willey
Wisdom
I. P. Tate
Melrose
Henry Deutsch
J. F. Harrison
C. W. Stallings
A. I. Cashmore
A. M. Maxiner
Lewistown
Frank Poole
0. Dale
Virginia City
Frank Harrington
Rudolph von Toble
Ted Williams
E. D. Landing
J. C. Wedum
Norman Henry
Glendale
Mr. Sandvig
Foley-Gram
Hartwig
Awaudel A
Erich Maria Remarque
Carl Laemmle
Carl Laemmle, Jr
Lewis Milestone
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Child Welfare Committee
I. Lee McCracken
J. E. Gilbert
George’ Gorman
Tribune Book Store
Paramount
State Bank and Trust Co. of
Ellen May Guild
Children’s Party
Baptist Church
Rexall Drug Stores
Geo. M. Gosman
Fexall
Mont
Western
Electric Talkies
Richard Arlen
Fay Wray
Louis Wolheim
Robert Armstrong
Three Forks
Universal
Lewis Ayers
Ontario
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