Drummey School Notes Seeks Funds With Sales
The Drumme y school will sell tables and large trees to raise money for the Junior Red Cross. Some schools plan to raise money to buy a dentist chair for the children. Orders go to Mrs. C Anderson. delivery will follow. Mr George Harper returned from California last week. Mrs John Malesich attended a funeral in Butte Monday for Mr Meglen.
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Red Cross
C. Anderson
George Harper
California
Dillon
John Malesich
Butte
Meglen
Damages to Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs
Floods from heavy rain on September 28 and 29 damaged the Christian Home Orphanage, ruining heating and power plants, flooding basements, and destroying supplies. About 250 orphans rely on charity, and the institution seeks a free will offering to cover losses and ongoing care. Mail contributions to The Christian Home Orphanage, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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Christian Home
Council Bluffs
Christian Home Orphanage
Lowa
Poultry Sharp Warns Turkey Extinction Threat Within 20 Years
A poultry sharp warns the turkey faces extinction within two decades unless preservation measures are pursued. He claims demand for the bird is waning as chicken gains popularity.
Where Your Christmas Seals Money Goes in Montana
The text explains that buying Christmas Seals funds tuberculosis help in Montana. Money supports hospital care, information, temporary aid, and back-to-work assistance. one paid state official. field and county nurses. and especially child health through The Health Crusaders in schools, lunches, and milk programs. Most funds stay locally, 95 percent, with 75 percent used at home. More Seals mean more benefit.
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Galen
Health Crusaders
Montana
Hershey King Gives $60,000,000 to Orphan Boys School
M S Hershey known as the Chocolate King sets a new philanthropic record by giving sixty million dollars to the Hershey School for Orphan Boys. His entire estate reverts to the school through trustees after his death. Thomas Pierce a rancher of Horse Prairie transacted business in Dillon on Wednesday. Frank Swartz of Blaine was in Dillon en route to Butte for Thanksgiving with relatives. Mr and Mrs Clarence Axe of this city hosted Mrs Axe's Sheridan relatives for Thanksgiving dinner. Jay Cosgrove a University of Utah student spends Thanksgiving vacation with home folks. Paul Judge and William Dunn left for Salt Lake City Wednesday to visit relatives and friends.
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M.S. Hershey
Hershey Chool
Thomas Pierce
Horse Prairie
Dillon
Frank Swartz
Blaine
Butte
Clarence Axe
City
Mrs. Axe
Sheridan
Jay Cosgrove
University of Utah
Paul Judge
William Dunn
Salt Lake City
Dillon Cook Book Fourth Edition Hits Press
The fourth edition of the Dillon Cook Book of Tested Recipes by the Ladies Aid of First Baptist church is off the press. Enlarged and improved, available from Aid members or Tribune Book Store for 1.00 plus 5 cents postage. A fine Christmas present. Fred Clark of Centennial valley bought a new Dodge touring car from Red Star garage. The Livery and sales barn, previously Sullivan Bros., is rented to Karl and Fred Hartwig of Glen, who take over Dec. first. former owners depart for Southern California for the winter with Mrs. Dave Sullivan and Miss Kate Sullivan.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Aid Society
Tribune Book Store
Fred Clark
Centennial Valley
Dillon
Red Star
Sullivan Bros
Karl
Fred Hartwig
Glen
Hartwig Brothers
California
Dave Sullivan
Kate Sullivan
Hughes Visit Relatives In City During Thanksgiving Week
Mr and Mrs George P Hughes of Horse Prairie visited relatives and friends in our city this week. Rodney Foster a Bozeman college student spends Thanksgiving with his family here. Lost black shepherd female dog with white breast and nose spot. bobbed tail. $20 reward. Return to Dixie at Williamson house.
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George P. Hughes
Horse Prairie
Our City
Rodney Foster
The
We College
Bozeman
Dixie
Williamson
Timber, cattle, and rail projects reshape Montana towns
Forest fires threaten a timber famine in a few years. Great Falls shipped 115 cars of cattle and 30 cars of sheep in one week. Deer Lodge county tax collections fell ten percent over two years. Jackson Dome Syndicate resumes drilling 15 miles southeast of Lewistown. Libby plans January 1 start on a new steel bridge across the Kootenai river. Havre reports Great Northern spur railway work from Pacific Junction to Black Butte to obtain rock for road projects.
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Great Falls
Libby
Kootenai River
Havre
Great Northern
Pacific Junction
Black Butte
Great Northern Plans Double Track From Troy To Falls
The Great Northern Railroad announces a project to double track the line between Troy and Kootenai Falls, aiming to improve capacity and service reliability along the route.
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Great Northern Railroad
Troy
Kootenai Falls
Irrigation Project In Blaine County Near Completion
Excavation work on a $325000 irrigation project in the Belknap Alfalfa and Zurich districts Blaine county is slated for completion by December 15.
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Belknap
Alfalfa
Zurich
Blaine County
Beaverhead County Taxable Property Grows with Oregon Short Line
The Oregon Short Line holdings total one fourth of Beaverhead county's taxable property. The State Highway department plans a 1924 program valued at 5.2 million dollars to pave 53 miles of highway, grade 280 miles, and construct several bridges.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
State Highway Department
Dakota company extends field with 200-barrel well
Shelby reports the Dakota company extended the east end of the north field by bringing in a 200 barrel well. The development practically proves the gap between the Empire Group and the Bitter Creek.
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Shelby
Dakota Company
Empire Group
Mrs Who and the Arm in Haste Folklore Moment
A fragment recalls a woman named Mrs Who who questions titles while a quick-witted man in haste wraps an arm around her waist and asks why. The brief scene captures social humor about labels, propriety, and impulsive interaction.
Every Face a Menu Doctors Say Food Shapes Looks
A playful exchange on how diet affects appearance. She remarks on nut consumption surprising people while he notes medical views. The dialogue hints at nutrition influencing beauty standards and daily choices.
Two Explanations
A playful exchange uses mock explanations about beards to compare appearances. The speakers joke about shaving or growing facial hair to change their looks.
Beaverhead Pays Less for Interest on Debts
The Montana Taxpayers' Association notes Liberty county residents pay 12.34 annually per person for debt interest while Beaverhead county residents pay just 36 cents. It praises Beaverhead for keeping the county out of debt.
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Montana
The
Montana Taxpayers’ Association
Liberty County
Beaverhead County
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad from Baxley Georgia
Mrs. Will Hall of Baxley Georgia endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds croup and whooping cough calling it the world best selling cough remedy as Potts the druggist promotes it.
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Will Hall
R. No
Baxley
Foley
Potts
A Christmas Present From Montgomery Ward’s Preferences
A Christmas present with a card reading purchased at Montgomery Ward’s does not satisfy a wife or girlfriend. They prefer a thoughtful keepsake bought in their own hometown, whether candy, stationery, stockings, or a corset cover.
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Montgomery Ward's
Melrose Church Announces Sabbath School and Service
Melrose Presbyterian Church led by minister Philip J. May invites the community to a Sabbath school at 3 15 and worship service at 4 15 in the afternoon.
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Melrose Presbyterian Church
Philip J. May
Foley Kidney Pills Relieve Back and Sides Pain
Jos Mallien Sr. of Brussels Wisconsin reports relief from back and side pain and kidney or bladder irritation after using Foley Kidney Pills. The advertisement notes the druggist Potts as advertiser.
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Jos, Mallien Sr
Brussels
Wis
Potts
Adv
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Drummey School Notes
Idaho St
Bond Grocery
Bort
Dillon Cook
Methodist Aid Society
H. G. Gleed Sr
L. F. . Molleur
C. C. Bates
Charles Retallack
Deer Lodge County
Lewistown
Jackson Dome Syndicate
Here
Montana Auto Supply Co
Dillon, Mont
Beaverhead
Uild Eaverhead
Ameirican Legion
Legion
Sliegan
Dola
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