Montana Pioneer History Project Moves Forward
Butte reports progress on a Montana Pioneers association plan to publish a complete history of the states early settlers. Frank Browne urged a legislative appropriation to fund interviews and autographs, with Mrs. W S Higgins already collecting material.
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Butte
Montana Pioneers’ Association
Treasure State
Frank Browne
Philipsburg
Pioneers’ Society
Browne
Sons and Daughters of Pioneers
Montana
W. S. Higgins
Deer Lodge
N. J. Bielenberg
Stevensville
USDA to Expand Telegraphic Crop Reports to More States
The Agriculture Department will supply November state crop reports to newspapers via central weather stations in each state. This expansion extends telegraphing to 39 additional states, enabling rapid distribution of state crop details while Washington handles the national summary.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Central Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Calvert Couple Visited Dillon on Dell Business Trip
Charles E. Calvert and his wife were in Dillon early this week, traveling from their Dell home on a business trip.
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Charles E. Calvert
Dillon
Dell
Federal Grand Jury and Rail Schedule Change in Dillon
Dillon residents face grand jury service as 26 of 52 sub poenas yield a panel for federal court with several locals summoned to show cause for fines. Oregon Short Line adopts a new schedule with No. 2 shifting to 7 20 p m and No. 1 at 2 10 p m. Miss Margaret Ross surveys county schools aiming to standardize Bishop and Drummy as model campuses.
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Federal Grand Jury
George R. Metlen
Dillon
State Road Commission
Bourquin
Cardwell
John Helehan
Divide
James Creighton
Walkerville
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Butte
Margaret Ross
Davee
Miss Ross
Bishop and Drummy
Centennial Valley
Mrs Mary Anderson of Cambridge Dies After Storm Delay
Mrs Mary Anderson mother of A L and Clark Anderson of this city and sister of Mrs F M Cunnard died at her Cambridge Ohio home Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs A L Anderson traveling to Cambridge were delayed twenty four hours by storms and arrived after her death. She visited Dillon years ago and made many friends here who regret her demise.
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Mary Anderson
A. L. and
Clark Anderson
F. M. Cunnard
Cambridge
Ohio
A. L. Anderson
Anderson
Dillon
Dutch Leeny Fined and Jailed in Local Assault Case
Charles Leeny known as Dutch was fined 5100 in police court for assault after a Monday night altercation in the red light district. He chewed his opponent's finger and serves fifty days in the county jail.
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Charles Leeny
Leeny
Red Light
Andersons Reach Cambridge Too Late for Mother's Death
Mr and Mrs A L Anderson left Dillon last Friday to reach Mrs Mary Anderson in Cambridge Ohio before her passing but arrived after she had died. The trip ended in vain as they failed to see her before she died.
Nay Family Plans California Winter Visit
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Nay and their sons Byron Milton and Ross arrived in Dillon from Grant Tuesday. That evening the Nay couple and Byron departed for southern California to spend the winter there.
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California
M. V. Nay
Byron
Milton
Ross
Dillon
Grant
Divorce Granted in District Court Case
Last Monday morning in the district court Cornelia St Louis plaintiff sued for divorce from Alfred St Louis. The defendant was ordered to pay the costs of the trial and alimony of 20 dollars per month.
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District Court
Cornelia St. Louis
Plaintyf
Alfred St. Louis
Baptist Church Announces Sunday Services
The Baptist church will hold Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Evening services and young peoples' meeting plus preaching will be at the Methodist church. All welcome. A. R. Hardy, pastor.
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Baptist’ Church
Methodist Church
A. R. Hardy
Forest Service official attends Dillon county meeting
Frank Bonner of the Missoula forest service headquarters visited Dillon for the county commissioners meeting during the latter part of last week.
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Frank Bonner
Forest Service
Missoula
Dillon
Pipestone Hotel Burned at Pipestone Springs
Fire started by a candle in a lady’s dressing room at Pipestone Springs plunge destroyed nearly the entire plant. Within minutes 100 guests escaped as fifteen minutes after discovery the fire left no timber standing. Loss about 30000 dollars with no insurance on the buildings. Contents insured. Property owned by W. H. Davey and Dr. M. J. Scott.
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Pipestone Hotel
Anaconda Standard
Pipestone Springs
W. H. Davey
Butte
M. J. Scott
St. James Hospital
Dangerous Catarrh Stopped by Hyomei
An ad promotes Hyomei as an effective remedy to kill catarrh germs and relieve nasal and throat irritation. The complete outfit sells for $1.00 from Potts drugstore with a money back guarantee. The copy emphasizes quick relief and a health guarantee.
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Potts
Devoe Paint Ad Promises Economy for Homes
A vintage Evansburg ad urges buyers to choose Devoe paint for real savings. It claims using fewer gallons than a painter estimates cuts costs, and touts Devoe as economical, with Hughes & McCaleb listed as agents.
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Montana Pioneer History Proposed
Sons and Daughters of
Department of Agriculture
Mrs. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Oregon City
Jacquard
Eliel Brothers
Hyomi
Evoe
Devoe
Painter
Huber
BBY and Hawkes
Huber Brothers
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Mont
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