Business Turns Upbeat Says B and O President
Daniel Willard, head of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, says the worst is over and conditions will improve as people stop hoping for Santa Claus. Life insurance climbs, gasoline use rises, coal mine reopenings add jobs, and silver and shoe output rebound while top economists forecast a gradual return to prosperity in months ahead. Judge Marion of Chicago orders a cap removal revealing a woman in court.
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Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Santa Claus
Roger Babson
David Friday
Thomas P. Lamont
Morgan Banking
Marion
Chicago
Remarkable New Formula Eases Women’s Nervousness and Headaches
A scientific prescription now prescribed by doctors relieves nervousness pain irritability and low mood in women without depressing the heart. It is praised as pleasant stimulating harmless non narcotic and non habit forming and used by many factories offices and shops.
Beaten by winter fears and frugal times in Beaverhead
Residents reflect on harsh winters past and present thrift. Cellars remain better stocked than usual while meat milk and flour stay plentiful and affordable. Some missteps warn of cash shortages, yet most Beaverhead people expect winter to proceed as usual with cautious optimism for brighter days ahead.
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Tennessee
O. K
Beaverhead
Ellen May Guild Plans Sixth Annual Party
The Ellen May guild invites church members and relations connected with church groups, and their spouses, to the sixth annual party at the Presbyterian church on Thursday evening October 29 at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen May Guild
Presbyterian Church
Women Discuss Russia Topics at AAUW Meeting
The American Association of University Women met Monday evening at Mrs. 8S. E. Davis home. Discussion focused on History of Russia and Women Today in Russia led by Mrs. F. A. Hazelbaker and Mrs. T. I. Gilbert.
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American Association of University Women
8S. E. Davis
Russia
F. A. Hazelbaker
T. i. Gilbert
Girl Scout Display at Dart Hardware Window
An interesting display of Girl Scout handiwork is shown this week in the window of the Dart Hardware company. The collection includes map making sewing and feather work.
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Dart tHlaardware Company
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wheat Return From Honeymoon Journey
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wheat returned Tuesday from an extended honeymoon trip by car to the western part of the state and Spokane. They will be at home to friends after November 1 at the Stahl apartments.
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Kenneth Wheat
Auto
Spokane
Stahl Apartments
First Lutheran Church Activities and Tourist Car Jokes
First Lutheran Church Orvald with Pastor A Schmidt lists meetings for Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation at Lauritzen home and Sunday events including Sunday school Bible class Luther League and Hallowe en supper. Ladies Aid hosts all day meeting at Mrs Berg Christensen home. confirmation class Wednesday afternoons. Tourists in Columbus hear short jokes about driving to Kansas City with various cars and supplies.
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Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation
Lillie Anderson
Lauritzen
North Pacific Street
Normal College
Luther League
Hallowe’en
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Stops Coughs
Proprietary remedy claims to halt coughing and soothe inflamed tissues. The formula purports to clear throat irritation by loosening phlegm and mucus without using chloroform.
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Foley
City prepares curfew for youths under 15
The 1891 Tribune reports the city council passed a curfew ordinance targeting children under 15 on streets after dusk. Methodist church trustees offer bell and posters to publicize the rule. Meanwhile local youths bicycle skills grow as Dart Hardware begins fencing the courthouse, and residents stock up for winter with well-filled cellars and earthbanked houses.
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Tribune
Teale. Tegular
Mey
Methodist Church
Dart Hardware Company
Court House
Arthur ‘Connelly
Body found with throat cut on Blacktail creek banks
Report from November 1 1901 notes two duck hunters discovering a man’s body with a slit throat near Blacktail creek. Also mentions Wilson Brothers threshing over two and a half million pounds of grain on J E Morse ranches north of Dillon valued at 25763 dollars 22 cents. W B Rowland visits town representing a San Francisco tailor. Observes no Montana gridiron deaths yet and questions Montana football standards.
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the Tribune
Blacktail Creek
Wilson Brothers
J. E. Morse
Dillon
W. B. Rowland
D. C. Heger
San Francisco
Montana
Prize ride to scenic theater first prize in drawing
The Tribune notes a Saturday drawing by Manager Wheat of the Scenic theatre offering an hour's automotile ride as the first prize. Deputy game warden J E Clifford files a moose killing charge against Frank Morris of Wisdom. Attorney General Galen rules there is no limit to saloons by county commissioners. Mrs Bert Orr and children recently returned from Visifgho New York City.
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the Tribune
Wheat
Scenic Theatre
J. E. Clifford
Frank Morris
Wisdom
Galen
Bert Orr
New York
Community notes from Bannack and Dillon area
Reports include Hugh Turner healing after Mayo visit and casted leg. I P Best and son Juddy repairing radios at Bannack. placer claim work at I B office with new electric hoist and pumps. I B Haviland leaves for eastern tour. Hallowe'en party prep led by teacher Mr Musberger. local visitors list. Mrs Al Ward seriously ill. tourists visit historic sites and developments. Harry Underwood relatives visiting. Jack Swartz business call. Jennings family trip to Dillon for son’s high school. highway improvements delight motorists. Hartwig expects better theatre attendance.
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Musberger
Dillon
Elmer Pilon
Ernest Schaffer
H. Montague
H. Johnson
Roy Osburn
Frank Ryburn
Smith Paddock
Jack Brown
Emerson and
Russel
al Ward
Harry Underwood
Jack Swartz
Bannack
Hartwig
Jackson News: Local Social and School Updates
Miss Ella Ogilvie returns as Jackson school teacher after two weeks away. Lambs shipped to eastern market from Dillon by Woody Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lapham visited Dillon. Baby born October 21 to Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson. Jackson garage and dance hall burned. Three-part series by Jackson Five Hundred club. high scores by Mrs. Leverich and W. J. Neidt. Various locals visiting Dillon and Polaris. Royal Neighbors, Odd Fellows, and Rebekah lodge events noted. Lions Club met in Jackson. banquet served by Mrs. John Krause.
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Harry Lapham
Dillon
John Jackson
Jackson
Jackson Five Hundred Club
Ray Leverich
W. J. Neidt
Jim Woody
Virginia
Junior
John Pendergast
Chris Peterson
Oren Pilon
Plenn O’neal
Art Clegg
Rebekah Grand Lodge
Anaconda
Lions’ Club
John Krause
Marriage of Rose Tadovich and John Verbance in Butte
Friends reveal the marriage of Rose Tadovich and John Verbance occurred quietly in Butte last Saturday. The ceremony was performed away from family crowds, with both families told only after the fact.
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Miss. S Rose Tadovich
John,Verbance
Butte
Neighborhood rancher wed in a small ceremony
The rancher of the neighborhood and his partner, long-time associates with his father, were married recently. The couple received warm wishes for a long and happy life from the community.
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Matt Polish
Dillon
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract 1931
Transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending October 17 1931 list property changes and grantee details in a routine county record digest.
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Beaverhead Abstract Company
Mining deed transfers across Montana lode and mill sites
The records list several transfers of mining claims and parcels across Montana districts. Purchasers include Hurley Leach John W Shuster and John Anderson in Blacktail Deer Creek valley holdings, Albina Stone and Stone Realty in Beaverhead Madison and Silver Bow counties, Minnie M Hart and Philip Shenon in the Excel sior Extension Bannack North Excelsior lodes, and T W Ellis William Robertson and P G Ellis trustees transferring Indian Queen lode to New Indian Queen Mining Company. Additional certificates of location cover Oro Fina No 3 lode and mill site, and Pine Tree Catherine Striped and Red Bandito mining claims in Bryant district.
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United States
Philip Shenon
Hurley Leach
John W. Shuster
John Anderson
Blacktail Deer Creek
Albina Stone, Et al
Stone Realty Company
Beaverhead
Madison
Silver Bow Counties
Minnie M. Hart
Philip J. Shenon
Excelsior
Bannack
North Excelsior
Frederick P.shenon
T. W. Ellis
William Robertson
P. G. Ellis
Indian Queen Mining & Smelting Company
New
Indian Queen Mining Company
William T. Gorman
Matt Orr
Oro Fina
Montana
Albert McKinney
Bernard Manning
Bart Manning
Catherine
Bryant
Sheep Range to Frying Pan Basinacreage dispute
Fragmentary OCR references a land area 38 800 acres 2500 enclosed relating to Frying Pan Basin and Sheep Range. Readable details are sparse but indicate property bounds or enclosure figures in a region. Further context missing limits precise summary.
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Frying Pan Basin
Soldier in England 1918 Christmas Card Reaches Noblesville
A Christmas card mailed by a soldier in England in 1918 has arrived in Noblesville Indiana addressed to Mrs H D Horner. The find brings a personal wartime link from World War One to the Indiana family.
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England
Noblesville
Ind
H. D. Horner
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Proven Quick Cough Healer
A Chicago advertiser touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a fast remedy for stubborn coughs without opiates or chloroform. The ad cites a patient who slept better after using the product and notes its Pine Tar and honey-based formula, with a local druggist selling it.
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Foizy
Foley
Chicago
Foley’s
Geo. M. Gosman
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The
American Petroleum Institute
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
First Lutheran Church
Orvald A.schmidt
Columbus
Kansas City
Cadillac
Buick
Ford
Austin
Kay Frances
Ricardo Cortez
Paul Cavanagh
Hugh Turner
Mayo
Brothers
I. B
I. B. Haviland
Jackson News
Ella Ogilvie
Woody Bros
Reichle News
First National Bank
Lon, Mont
Northwest Bancorporation
Frank Buhrer
Chas
Burdick
Dan Piccone
Red Rock
Clarefice Jensen
Edward Gransberry
Utica
Joe
Henry Lake
Idaho
Pocatello, Idaho
Sheriff’s Sale
Dillon Finance Corporation
H. J. Thompson and Thompson Realty Company
S. RR
S. R
Beaverhead County
Montana Street
New White
C. Orr
C. H. Hartwig
Seth Ee
Henry ‘Thompson
Office of Pearl
Smith
Bannack’Street
Brisado
Monta Eee Anna
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