Local News From Glen Station on August Activities
Reichle P O reports the storm period ends and residents plan a second alfalfa cutting. Several locals travel to Dillon for recent events, visits, and business. People mentioned include Bill Cole, Peter Spritzer, Roscoe Hand, Nettie Hand, the Kambich brothers, Joe Nample, R W Wilhelm, Mr and Mrs Rhodes Wilhelm, Lee Wilhelm, Fred Huber, Bertha Huber, Louisa Becher, Carl Hartwig, O Beale of Cherry Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichle P. O
Bill Cole
Peter Spritzer
Dillon
Roscoe Hand
Lavon
Nettie Hand
Kambich Brothers
Joe Nample
R. W. Wilhelm
Armstead
Rhodes Wilhelm
Lee Wilhelm
Fred Huber
Bertha Huber
Beecher Ranch
Louisa Becher
Carl Hartwig
O. Beale
Cherry Creek
Local Social Notes from Apex and Dillon Gatherings
Apex notes Vou from Crosley and Barber Gulch visiting Dillon on business. Dillon residents-Stratton Gregson Springs visited James Hays. Many attended last week's Pow Wow in Dillon. Mrs. Field visited Mrs. Christenson. Martin Fabie rode the afternoon train to Butte. Wicks May Barker and others from Butte visited Noah and wife. Dave Hier and Howard Wilson attended a Dillmont park dance. George Rice and Arthur Rice visited Dillon. A bright mind is often in a dull body.
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Stratton
Gregson Springs
James Hays
Dillon
Marshall Field
Otto Christenson
Martin Fabie
Butte
Wicks
May
Thos. Barker
Noah Allen
David Hier
Howard Wilson
In a Quandary Over a Letter for Mrs Pounders
A busy man asks Miss Pounders if she has finished letters. she asks whether to compose one for her wife, weighing affectionate versus formal tone. The exchange hints at domestic and social duties awaiting completion.
Thumb Loss Battle Prompts Big Cash Claim
A woman seeks $15,000 in compensation for the loss of her thumb, sparking a quoted exchange about the worth and implications of the injury. The dialogue shows Mrs Henpeck-Good and Mr Henpeck reacting with wit to the legal claim.
Society Quip Reflects Finances and Marriage
A terse exchange contrasts social duties with money worries as a husband notes his wife should reflect well in society while he must settle debts to keep her looking dressed and presentable. The wry dialogue hints at financial strain and social expectations in a domestic setting.
A Trial Then A Motorcar Fun Turns Into Trouble
A lighthearted note about a motorcar that is enjoyable until it fails to run blaming the car’s malfunction and the ensuing trouble, reflecting a humorous everyday misadventure.
Intelligent Man’s Lawyer Choice Draws Attention
Robinson, a millionaire sued for breach of promise, hires a strikingly attractive lady lawyer to defend him. The exchange notes the lawyer’s appearance as a notable detail in the case.
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Robinson
Jones
London Answers
Actor recalls early stage ambition and audience reaction
The old SCOOK recalls his start in acting saying ambition drove him to the stage. A London Tit-Bits quip notes the audience later “egged him off” in a witty exchange about early career trials.
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London
Wedding Feast Break Alert In An Odd Family Moment
A family incident at a wedding feast reveals Pa grabbing a chair and sitting to eat after receiving his plate of chicken salad finger roll and coffee. The scene captures a surprising pause in the celebration.
Joke Book Booth At The Rear Proves Popular
A scene in a shop where a clerk directs a customer to a large assortment of joke books in the rear. The exchange centers on whether the Laughing Man by Victor Hugo is available.
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Victor Hugo
Discovery Dialogue About Bacteria and Secrets
A witty exchange contrasts bacteria spreading by kissing with remarks on secrecy. The senior quips about women keeping secrets, while a cook is said to announce leaving only after inviting many guests.
New Fish Stories and a Wisconsin University Plan
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cluley left Friday for Madison Wisconsin. Mr. Cluley will attend the University of Wisconsin during the coming year.
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J. B. Cluley
Madison
Wisconsin
Cluley
University of Wisconsin
New Times Bring New Manners and Some Good Manners
A brief note suggests forthcoming social shifts as new times arrive, predicting changes in conduct and expectations. It hints that at least some new manners will prove beneficial.
All Star Events To Feature 1921 State Fair Attractions
Secretary Horace Lansign outlines a packed program for the 1921 state fair with auto racing auto polo a flying circus and balloon sensation daily vaudeville and hippodrome acts on platforms. Key events include the Golden Glow pageant Modern Health crusade and an army stock exhibit from Port Keogh likely drawing many entries.
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Horace S.lansign
King Alorse
Montana
Port Keogh
Ensign
Melrose School Opens September Sixth
Melrose residents report school will start Sept six with local families sending children to enroll. Local and visiting residents including C Clark of Gold Hill and Mrs Pete Olson with Florence Olson plan around the school term. Several Melrose residents attend the Pow Wow in Dillon and others travel to Butte for visits and work.
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Melrose
C. Clark
Gold Hill
Pete Olson
Florence Olson
Hecla
Frank Clothier
Missoula
Geo. Vance
Dillon
Steam threshing outfit arrives as town braces for harvest
Farmers and families from Three Forks and Butte gather in Waterloo for threshing season as residents report visits from Whitehall Great Falls Twin Bridges and Virginia City. Local social notes include barn dances and dairy delivery changes effective September 1.
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Waterloo
Miles Tuttle
Whitehall
Powell
Jack Lloyd
Great Falls
E. W. Townsend
Yellowstone Park
Curtis
Llyod
A. J. Wilcomb
Twin Bridges
Emily Foster
Mack Edwards
Laurin
Chas. Buford
Virginia City
P. Carney
M. J. Lott
Tariff debate and local events preview
The column notes Democrats critique on the Fordney tariff proposal and hints at Republican splits over Canadian competition. It reports Grace and Nellie Little traveling to Salt Lake for L D S music conservatory, public schooling opening Sept 12, a Sept 10 faculty meeting, a lost silver and camp plate set, Frye and Prof. Finch camping at Birch Creek lakes with Finch climbing Mt Torry.
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Mr. Frye
Prof. Finch
Birch Creek Lakes
Mr. Finch
Mt. Torry
White Leghorn Cockerels for sale or trade
White Leghorn cockerels suitable for breeding offered at $1.00 each. Trade for good pullets of same age considered. A. S. McDonald at 228 S. Pacific St advertises the sale. Miss Ruby Wyatt plans to leave next Tuesday for Cincinnati to resume musical studies at the conservatory.
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A. S. McDonald
S. Pacific St
Ruby
Wyatt
Cincinnati
Conservatory
Dillon Visitor Shifts Interest From Sheep to Oil
Arby Beardslee of Great Falls visited Dillon this week. Formerly active in the county sheep industry in the southern part, he now pursues oil opportunities in the Kevin district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arby Beardslee
Great Falls
Dillon
Mr. Beardslee
Kevin
Local Musicians Ralph McFadden and Lester Opp Set for Dana Institute
Ralph McFadden and Lester Opp, prominent local musicians, departed this week to continue their studies at the Dana Institute in Ohio. They are poised to advance their training and return with new credentials for the city’s music scene.
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Ralph McFadden
Lester Opp
Dana Institute
Ohio
Blackbird Adapts Thrush Nest In Ivy Wall
A reader in Edinburgh reports finding a thrush nest with two eggs in ivy on a sunk garden wall. Later the nest contained four bluish green blackbird eggs while thrush eggs disappeared. A possibly frightened thrush may have been displaced and a blackbird occupied the nest.
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Edinnburgh Scotsman
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