Squirrel whiskey joke triggers light drinker banter
Two people banter about whiskey with a playful exchange mentioning Old Crow. The quick bit centers on preferred drinks and a desire to jump around rather than fly. The tone is casual and humorous.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
3
Two people banter about whiskey with a playful exchange mentioning Old Crow. The quick bit centers on preferred drinks and a desire to jump around rather than fly. The tone is casual and humorous.
A humorous exchange reveals a bargain purchase of dog soap by a wife, despite the narrator's claim of disliking dogs. The line hints at a domestic quirk and thrift mindset.
The National Kindergarten Association at 8 West 40th Street, New York City, announces that its articles appear weekly in its columns.
Sonny now goes to school and brings home title articles each day. A mother's idea suggests a large heavy wrapping paper book each child controls to paste daily work, keeping it safe and special. The book fosters pride and shared learning with siblings and prevents future mischief through constructive creation. Write to the National Kindergarten Association for guidance.
A fragment notes a voyage to Nova Scotia on Saturday and a coincidental remark from a father about wishing someone were in Halifax. The lines evoke a maritime mood and family connection without detailing names or dates.
A humorous exchange shows a couple debating marriage as the fiancé laments empty funds and the fiancéess presses for progress. The dialogue hints at pressure from time and money affecting their plans.
A playful back and forth unfolds as a patron and waiter riff on a glinting horizon object. The dialogue blends humor and curiosity with quick banter and teases a grand guess. No concrete identification is offered.
Beaverhead county Montana invites sealed bids for two year county printing contracts by a resident publisher or company. Bids due December 5 1922 at 10:00 am with a 10 percent certified check and performance bond. The board reserves right to reject all bids.
Notice invites bids to furnish medical and surgical attend ance by resident physicians to the sick poor and county jail inmates for one year starting January 1 1923. Bids due December 5 1922 by 10 a m to the county clerk. Board reserves right to let and require bond. By order of the board Dillon Montana November 10 1922.
The Frantz Corporation at Winnett orders seven new standard derricks to be erected in Cat Creek field. The action enhances oil exploration efforts and expands drilling capacity in the field near Winnett.
Sheriff sale set for December 2 1922 at 2 00 PM in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana to liquidate 840 acres described as portions of sections 8 17 and 18 township 1 south range 15 west all cash terms The action involves Edward T Clark guardian plaintiff against Oscar McVay Helen W McVay Bell McVay Bankers Loan and Mortgage Company and The State Bank of Wisdom defendants.
Department of the Interior notice announces George L. Cole of Dillon Montana filing for three year proof to establish a Stock-Raisin Homestead claim on sections 17 and 20 township 8 south range 7 west Montana. The proof is to be presented before W E Stephenson Clerk at Dillon on December 14 1922 with witnesses Gilbert W Kerr Alphan L Davis Walter A Sewell and Tom F Marnock of Dillon.
Sallie M White formerly Marett of Butte Montana filed notice to make three year proof on Homestead Entry No 018546 for mineral land parcels in sections 18 19 township 8 south range 6 west and will be witnessed before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner in Dillon. Also Bartholomew J McMenomey of Armstead Montana filed for Stock Raising Homestead Entry No 016411 with three year proof before W E Stephenson Clerk of the Court in Dillon on December 18 1922.
The American Red Cross reports a record year with 156 408 members overall surpassing 1918 by 4 261. The Philippines lead with 115 917 members, Europe adds 11 125, China 1 782, Dominican Republic 2 027, Haiti near 1 000, Mexico 354, and junior membership outside the U S near 700 000 across about 70 foreign lands.
By season end more than 1.5 million dollars will be spent in the Kevin Sunburst oil field on leases drilling and the organization of companies according to reports.
Administrator George T. Banks bills four months to creditors to exhibit claims with vouchers to Dillon Montana residence Beaverhead County Montana first published November 8 1922.
The administrator GEO T BANKS invites creditors and all persons with claims against Anna E Stoller deceased to present vouchers within ten months of first publication. Claims should be filed at the office of C W Robison Telephone Block Dillon Beaverhead Montana. Dated November 6 1922 Dillon Montana. 45-48
Notice is hereby given that Mayme R. Asbury of McHessor Montana filed Desert Land Entry No 018868 for the W of S W and N E of S W in section 33 township 6 south range 6 west. Final proof to establish claim before W E Stephenson Clerk of the Court Dillon Montana on December 6 1922. Witnesses Henry S Asbury Lafayette Nelson Jesse J Brown McHessor Montana and William T Parry Dillon Montana.
Elsie V. Given of Grant Montana has filed proof to establish her homestead claim on lands described in entry No 018079 and Additional Stock Raising entry No 020257. The hearing and final proof will occur at the Stephenson Clerk of Court in Dillon Montana on December 12 1922 with witnesses John Strickler Alf O Pettersen James A Hovey and Claude D Smith of Grant Montana present.
The American Red Cross announces a global roll call from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving Day November 30 1922 for re enrolling 8 800 chapters worldwide. The effort aims to re enlist wartime volunteers and expand peace program activities with universal reach including mariners at sea.
A tract of 3,654 acres was added to the city park near Nine Mile Canyon by Butte for recreational purposes.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a $500 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $2650 reward for the conviction of any camp robber. The notice seeks to deter livestock and property theft within the forest area.
Frank Hazelbaker advertises a cost saving farm loan solution in a brief classified style notice. The message targets farmers seeking financing and emphasizes savings with the lender’s terms.
The Dillon Tribune is sold weekly at C. P. Thomas corner Idaho and Center, The Corner Cigar Store corner Montana and Bannack, and The Gray News Co at the U. S. Depot. Advertisement.
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