Local residents and visitors share travel and visits
Mr. and Mrs. Crowley visited Butte. Mr. and Mrs. Poindexter drove to Virginia City. Mr. and Mrs. Inabat of Jackson visited Dillon. The Sill family returned from California. A I Cashmore and Jim Harrison spent time in California and Dillon respectively. Sid Lloyd went to Butte for a new car. Jake Netz attended a football game. Roselle family from Monida visited Dillon. Kroger and Scott from Dell swept last week’s outings. Captain Kenyon and wife returned from Helena. Frederick Crouse leaves for Bozeman to attend college. Leone Foussard and Amanda Peterson from Jackson visited. Mrs. Wilma Colfer travels to St Louis for continued music study with her parents Andrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Colfer
St. Louis
H. E. Andrus
See Dr Scarborough at the Andrus Hotel Dillon
Get Your Eyes Right and Your Glasses Right as Dr Scarborough visits Dillon at the Andrus Hotel on Tuesday October 9. Proper eye care could benefit your general health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Dillon
D E Anson and Numerous Visitors See Dillon This Week
Local residents and visitors spent the past week in or near Dillon. D. E. Anson of Wisdom attended to business matters. Mrs. Ida Sunday returned from Ogden. Emerson Hughes and the Hughes ranch party were guests on Horse Prairie. Dan Henneberry visited from Butte. Mrs. Mary Judge and her son Paul visited the George Taylor home from Missoula. George Whitworth and son Bernard came from the Whitworth ranch near Della. Mrs. Arthur Graeter G. Mudd and Louise Taylor visited the Hughes ranch. Myrl Erwin returned from Centennial valley to Caswell ranch. J. F. McMillan left for Ohio. Rev. Edward Smith and wife visited from Butte. Mrs. Bob Rowlands returned from Washington. Don Anson spent time at the Martin Jackson ranch. Roger Gallagher of Lima visited with Mrs. Frank Nelson. J. W. Walters returned from a California motor trip with I I Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Graeter
G. Mudd
Louise Taylor
George Hughes Ranch
Daughters of the Nile Attend Butte Ceremony
Local society ladies Mrs L I Molleur Mrs George Dart Mrs George Lovell and Mrs Fred Woodside attended the Daughters of the Nile ceremony in Butte on Tuesday. County commissioners welcomed visitors J kh Shaw from Ric Hole basin and O C Gosman from Lima for the monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I. Molleur
George Dart
George Lovell
Fred Woodside
Daughters of the Nile
Butte
J. Kh. Shaw
Ric Hole
O. C. Gosman
Lima
Salary of the bill collector costs ultimate consumers
A San Francisco Chronicle quotation notes that the ultimate consumer pays the salary of bill collectors without realizing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
Presumption of Death Rules in Dual Catastrophes
A legal principle holds that when two people perish in the same disaster the elder is presumed to have died first. The rule engages questions of succession and property rights based on that presumption.
Women Support Hoover Vote Despite Quiet public push
A Springfield Massachusetts Union report notes women admirers of Herbert Hoover plan to vote for him. One unnamed woman vows to go to the polls even if she must be carried in a wheat chair, illustrating resolve among female supporters.
Farmers for Hoover Vote Supported by Farmers
The Scranton Republican notes farmers plan to cast ballots for Hoover and Curtis, signaling farmer-backed support in the election.
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Hoover
Curtis
Scranton
War Saving Stamps Auction Grins in Tiny Town
An eager solicitor selling her World War I war saving stamps meets a humorous response in a small country town. She explains the stamps' purpose to a woman who replies that she does not need stamps because they do not write many letters.
Sugar districts concentrated on the Pacific coast
The Pan American Union notes cane flourishes from sea level to 6000 feet but the chief sugar districts lie along the Pacific coast.
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The
Pan-American Union
Pacific Coast
Hoover House Portrait of a California Home on Stanford Hill
Palo Alto and Stanford campus glow with Hoovers presence as Ruth Comfort Mitchell recalls the couple. Mrs Hoover planned and supervised the house blending pueblo style with calm interiors, open roof spaces, shared pools, and a 생활 of unhurried hospitality. The home mirrors her personality and devotion to simple, durable comfort. Mr Hoover, in good health, hosts visitors after work while maintaining a steady routine.
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California
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Hoovers
l-Nhuen
Hoover House
Stanford
Hoover
A. L. Groll
Mrs. Hoover
Australa
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NINGS
HAPPE
Mrs. B. C. Crowley
E. L. Poindexter
Virginia City
John Inabat of
Sagkson
Sunay
K.’ i. Sill and Young Son
A. I. Cashmore
Jim Harrison
Sid Lloyd
Mrs. Lloyd
Jake Netz
Ia Roselle
Tilion
Fred W. Kroger
W. OC. Scott
Dell
Ww. S. Kenyon
Helena
Frederick Crouse
Bozeman
Leone Foussard
Amanda Peterson
Jackson
D. E. Anson
Wisdom
Ida Sunday
Ogden
Utah
Emerson Hughes
Hughes Ranch
Horse Prairie
Dan Henneberry
Mary Judge
Paul
Missoula
George Taylor
George Whitworth and Son
Bernard
Whitworth
Della
R. B. Caswell
J. F. McMillan
Otto Young
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Edward Smith
J. W
Bob Rowlands
Washington
Don Anson
Big Hole Basin
Martin Jackson
Richard Gallagher
Frank Nelson
J. W. Walters
I. I. Sill
Los Angeles
Alice Baxter
Isaac Rife
Medicine Lodge
Mrs
Frank Rife
Armstead
Sebree and
Tacific Streets
Albert T. Reid
Favors Hoover
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Hoover-Curtis
Mr. Hoover
Smith
Women For Hoover
Farmers For
Gerard Glasser
New York
Ruth Comfort
Mitchell
Zinnias
Bugs
Herbert Hoover
Toledo
American Express
F. H. Bimrose
R. D. Curry
W. J. Romersa
Hughes & McCaleb
Annabel Desmond
Phillips
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