Dillon Daily Roundup of Visitors and Moves
Sheridan to Dillon and nearby towns see a steady stream of visitors and business trips. Bannack, Polaris, Bedrock, Dell, Roberts Idaho, Williamsport and Preston residents travel for work, while weddings and court actions include Carl Frew and Beatrice M. Dubach’s marriage in the county courthouse and W F Cashmore named administrator in H D Cashmore estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Frew
Preston
Idaho
Beatrice M. Dubach
Grace
Court House
George Opp
Montana Wheat Shipments Beat 1927 Early Season
Montana shipments of the 1928 wheat crop from July through October 1 total 26,176,000 bushels, up from 24,236,000 the prior year, while the state’s full 1928 crop is projected at 75,505,000 bushels versus 80,208,000 in 1927. Stronger harvest weather boosted early movement, though 1928 statewide output trails 1927 overall, with the north faring better than the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
State Federal Crop Reporting Service
Crop Reporting Office
Area residents visit Dillon and surrounding towns
The report lists numerous travel and visiting notices from Armstead Dell Grant Lima Bannack Sheridan and Butte. Individuals include Ambrose Brown Ray Martinell Alf Peterson John Peterson Mrs George Richardson William Rosenbaum A Owen Henry Cahill C W Stallings Frank Schultz Thomas Marnoch Blair Sprinkle Gordon Berry and others with several moving or traveling for business or winter plans. An estate administration order was issued in district court appointing State Bank and Trust Company as administrator for Frank Kershaw and Alfrea Kershaw. Mrs Henry Judkins travels from Dillon to Beaumont Texas for health-related winter plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State Bank and Trust Company
Frank Kershaw
Alfrea Kershaw
Big Hole Basin
Henry Judkins
Dillon
John F. Wyatt
Beaumont
Texas
Lone Star State
Farm profits from proper poultry stock and care
The article argues poultry and egg prices point to a good profit for farmers who invest in quality laying stock and provide proper care. It stresses a durable farming plan rather than treating poultry as pin money.
Chaplin's Choice Miss byernie Cherrill in Chicago
Sheriff sale in Beaverhead County Montana lists multiple mining claims including Iron Mountain Copper Blossom Emerald and Grand View lodes. Description covers Survey Nos 9163 9164 and 8324 with locations Argenta unorganized mining district near Argenta and Beaverhead County. Cash sale set for December 8 1928 at two o'clock PM at Dillon Court House front door. Adv notice signed by Sheriff W C Orr Undersheriff C H Hartwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Blumkin
A. T. Morgan
A. J. Davis
G. N. Oppenheimer
J. S. Cohen
Butte-Argenta Copper Co
Sherife
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Little
Iron Mountain Lode
Argenta Unorganized
Beaverhead County
Grand View Lode
Mountain View Lode
Jim
Surveyor General
Montana Meridian
Argenta
Territory
W. C. Orr
C. H. Hartwig
Moon Eclipse Set for November Twenty Seventh
News notes the total lunar eclipse visible in the United States on November 27 with eclipse phases from 2 24 A M to 5 39 A M Eastern. mentions worldwide visibility, atmospheric effects, and extreme temperature drops on the moon's surface during total phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mountain
Pacific
Use of Superlatives Mars Modern Speech
A discussion on exaggerated language notes everyday use of superlatives in modern speech. It cites examples from sports and meals and criticizes overworked words like so and quite in casual conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Thunder John Wonders About God During Storm
A Northside family notes their three year old son uncertain about thunder and divine weather. John asks if Jesus sends the rain and sunshine and later ponders what God is pounding on during a hard clap of thunder. An Indianapolis News item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jesus
Indianapols News
Cats Foresee Earthquake Warning Before Chile Disaster
In November 1922 a severe earthquake struck Copiapó Chile destroying half the town and leaving 35000 homeless with hundreds dead. Cats in Copiapó grew uneasy eighteen hours earlier wandering and mewing as they fled to higher ground suggesting a warning of the impending disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Coplapo
Coughs Called Dangerous Germ Spreaders
An old health officer warns that every cold makes a person a germ spreader and urges stopping coughing to arrest illness. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is promoted as a safe, non opiate remedy for all ages, sold by Geo. M. Gosman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
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Dadpenin
E. J. Morrison
Sheridan
J. D. Harrison
Bannack
W. C. Scott
Dell
W.W. M. Stewart
Lima
E. B. Roe
Bedrock
William and
Adolph Pahnish of
Polaris
Thomas Underwood
H. Paul
O. J. Smith
Monida
Richard Evans
Roberts, Idaho
Lee McCracken
Mrrs
J. F. Shaffner
Williamsport
Mover
Howard Morse
W. F. Cashmore
H. D. Cashmore
B. L. Forsyth
J. H. Bray
C. B. Bray
Centennial Valley
Lorenzo Cushing
Great Falls
Ralph
Ambrose Brown
Armstead
Ray Martinell
Alf Peterson
Frank Esterwald
Grant
W. T. van Norman
John Peterson
George Richardson
City
William Rosenbaum
A. ‘Owen
Charles Metzel
Alder
Henry Cahill
Frank Schultz
Thomas Marnoch
Butte
Blair Sprinkle
Gordon Berry
California
Portland
South
Turkey
Albert T. Reid
Chaplin
Byernie Cherrill
Chicago
W. J. Romersa
Hughes & McCaleb
BELL
Mountain States
Walter 8S, Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
F. H. Reid
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Express
Standard Lumber
R. D. Curry
Annabel Desmond
Phillips
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