Town Notes and Local News Items from Dillon
Dillon brief items include G T Paul’s Omaha trip on business, Hazelbaker loan services, Miss Anna L Bauman visiting from Bedrock, Faye Parman of Monida shopping in Dillon, and wedding notices for Carl Ostrander and Gertrude Robinson in Alaska. Several residents visit Butte, Lima, or Salmon, with ads for Tattersall’s bargains and the Princess Millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. Bauman
Bedrock
Dillon
Faye Parman
Monida
Save the Wheat: Promote Corn Cakes for Breakfast
Food specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture urge hotels and restaurants to offer corn or kafir based cakes made with a little wheat flour. They say corn cakes are palatable and nutritious, and could replace wheat cakes at breakfast. A recipe for corn meal pancakes is provided with corn meal, flour, baking powder, salt, sugar, butter, egg, and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Beaverhead locals noted in Dillon visits and army ether
In Dillon and nearby Armstead notes, Alf Decker and J W Scott visited from Armstead while Mrs Hawkins and children came from Armstead for a few days. Neelan of Blackfoot Idaho and George Conway of Helena spent time in Dillon on business. Edward Cushing and family move into a Washington street home previously vacated by Joe Walsh. Mrs Gunngey and baby of Weiser Idaho visit C P Thomas family. Beaverhead county men in the U S Army engineers face physical exams. Mills failed to pass army medicals after returning from Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Liston
Butte
Dillon
Joe Walsh
Washington Street
J. W
Tattersall’s
Princess Millinery
R. R. Rathbone
Irene Yeaman
Dayton Farm
Rife Electric Co
Frank Shoemaker
Western Wholesale Grocery Company
C. N. Roberts
Blacktail
James Schoonover
J. Jaggers
Freshbee
Miss Grossman
Gilmore
Idaho
J. W. Scott
Armstead
Tom Hawkins
David Neelan
Blackfoot
Mr. Neelan
Ldillon
George B. Conway
Helena
Edward Cushing
Frank Gnngey
Baby
Weiser, Idaho
C. P. Thomas
Beaverhead County
Forest Service Department of the Engineers
U. S. Army
Charles Price
Montana Auto Mechanical Kasatindan
George Mills
Forestry Regiment
Missoula
Mills
Teachers Institute Planned in Butte for Montana Association
The Montana State Teachers Association will hold its annual session in Butte from November 26 to 28. War influence appears in the program with faculty, alumni, and several Montanan educators contributing papers and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Butte
Normal
Collee
G. E. Finch
Lee R. Light
Department of Rural Training
F. H. Garver
University Commission On
Montana
Dillon
Catherine Nutterville
Marguerite D. Manning
Helena
J. H. Holst
The
Agricultural College
E. O. Sisson
C. W. Tenney
Normal College
Cora C. Owsley
Florence Goodson
Livingston
Beulah Meek
Lewistown
C W. Tenney
H. A. Davee
Harlowton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Price
Independence Boulevard
Chicago
Dillon News Briefs
the Tribune
G. T. Paul
Omaha
Tattersall
C. K. Wyman
James Purdie of
Polaris
Fred A. Carter
Hazelbaker
J. F. Gelhaus
Butte Post
F. Care Tribune
A. L. Stone
E. D. Selway
Walter Featherly
Union Electric Company
L. E. Brainard
Lima
Wm. Fruin
W. E. Chapman
Grant
Tribune Book
O. A. Rhiffner
Wisdom
Fred Hale
Guy Gray
Printess
Nelson
H. G. Humphrey
Ethridge
Pat’) Ward
Andrus Hotel
Polaris Store
Taylor Creek
J. F. Mercer
Montana Mercantile Co
Carl Ostrander
Gertrude Robinson
Seattle
Nulato
Alaska
Johnson & Crampton, If
Johnson & Crampton
Mrs. C. E. Calvert
Lina
Mrs. W. B. Hartwig
Mrs. W. W. Sheppard
Salmon
Tattersalls
Clarence Wall
Princess Millinery Shop
Sheridan
Miss Hughes
Gravely
Bill
Alf. ‘Decker of
Teachers’ Institute
Simon Rompers
Children’s
Hartwig Theatre
Bldg
First National Bank
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
Dart H’dw. and Implement Company
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