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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1927

Page

3

Local Happenings in Dillon and Nearby Visits

Local notes show Mrs. Hoerning selling carpets and rugs on Kentucky avenue while Red Star garage was renovated. Prof. Robert Clark plans a vacation to San Francisco. Miss Anna Baumann returned from Portland. many residents travel for funerals, teaching jobs, and visits. Licenses and relocations include John O. Glassey and Lillian Alcott obtaining a marriage license.

Anna Baumann Portland Dillon John’ O. Glassey Lillian’ Alcott

Harkness Family Moves to Idaho Falls for High School

Mrs. E L Harkness and her twin daughters from Big Sheep Creek depart for Idaho Falls where the two teenagers will enroll in high school.

E. L. Harkness Big Sheep Creek Idaho Falls Lima Ledger

Local motorists visit towns and visitors listed

Mrs. George Gosman and Dorothy Ann with Mrs. Frank Gosman drove to Lima on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fran Merrell and Mrs. Riggs with two children traveled to Dillon on Saturday. Miss Verena Vance joined them for the return trip. R. L. Jones and Miss Louise Harvey visited from Wise River on Friday. Elis Brundage visited from Monida. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stallings with children came down from Bannack on Tuesday.

George Gosman Dorothy Ann Frank Gosman Lima Lima Ledger Fran Merrell R. L. Jones Miss _ Louise Harvey Wise River C. W. Stallings Bannack

Our Practical Pattern 1150 for a handmade dress

The advertisement promotes a Practical Pattern No 1150 for a figure print dress. It suggests fabric options black and white crepe de chine with satin, or tan and navy blue with navy trimming. Sizes 16 to 44. yardage given for size 36 and trimming. price 25 cents plus U.S. postage. send to Practical Pattern Department New York City.

U. S West 28Th Street New York City

Marland Recovering After Major Operation

Word from Dr. A. H. McFarland states he is recovering well in a Missoula hospital after a severe operation and plans to return to Dillon to resume practice around October 15. Friends who visited in July noted doubts he would leave bed. H. F. Gilbert visited from Alder on Monday.

A. H. McFarland Missoula Dillon

South Civil War sailor fled pursuit by river and rail

In a remarkable Mobile Bay tale a Southern sailor escaped Union pursuers by a circuitous trek from Appalachicoky Illinois to Opelika and Montgomery Alabama. He sailed a sloop to the Tensaw and into Mobile Bay finally reaching Fort Morgan, astonishing comrades.

Uist Mobile Bay Fort Morrill Appalachicoky Chaita‘Toochee Columbus Opelika Montgomery Ala Tensaw River Fort Morgan Detroit News

Freak of Nature Sea Spider Defies Sea Life Norms

A sea spider species Nymphon gracile amazes with a thread size body and eight legs twice as long. Its alimentary tube runs into each leg, circulating food through the limbs. babies resemble crabs, development remains unclear.

Nated Nymphon Gracile

How She Fooled Him A London Wife’s Temper Tale

The tale recalls a married London woman famed for a temper that erupted during lucid intervals. Her husband, devoted since courtship, asks how she restrained herself. She reveals she would retire to the stairs and bite pieces from the top of the bureau, a habit she kept hidden.

London Uhe Weekly Telegraph

Two Clubwomen Read Dialogue of Short Paragraphs

Two prominent clubwomen presented a dialogue program built from short self penned paragraphs. Each performed her part with clever emphasis and timing. A guest mistake exposed that Mrs. A had shared the best lines with Mrs. B, leaving Mrs. A perceived as less prominent.

Mrs. B Indianapolis News

Building Heritage Across America Linking Colonial Craft to Today

The Atlantic coast reveals a lineage from colonial English builders to modern American architecture. Craftsmen carried traditions and materials from England, shaping a distinctly American home style. Modern architects increasingly seek guidance from historic carpentry for authentic design and quality.

America Atlantic Coast England

Rainmaking Confession Claims Air Sprays Trigger Rain

A self described rainmaker admits success came from spraying sand from planes and from planned explosions, with rheumatic signals guiding when rain would fall. He says he promised rain only when natural conditions favored it, noting three days of preparation.

Funeral of Mrs Provost Arrives From Butte and Paid Final Tribute

The remains of the late Mrs Anna Provost arrived from Butte Thursday night for a 11 o'clock funeral at Brundage undertaking parlor. Rev Ir E Loft of the Presbyterian church officiated with a large number in attendance. Survived by her son Emory Pulver of Dillon, daughter Mrs MacGregor of Stevensville, mother Mrs Pattee, two brothers Joe and Fred Pattee, and sisters Mrs Frank Blair of Grant and Mrs Ida Mulkey of California.

Anna Provost Butte Brundage Undertaking Ir. E. Loft The Presbyterian Church Emory Pulver Dillon MacGregor Stevensville Pattee Joe Fred Pattee Idaho Frank Blair Grant Ida Mulkey California

Brown Funeral Held for W C Brown in Dillon

The body of W. C. Brown killed in a speeder accident near Whitehall Tuesday of last week was brought to Dillon Thursday. The funeral took place at the Methodist church at 2 o clock Friday afternoon with Rev. H. B. Ricketts officiating and was largely attended by old-time friends.

W. C. Brown Whitehall Dillon H. B. Ricketts

Babies Born to Local Couples Named Norman Charles

Mr and Mrs Charles Banks welcomed Norman Charles, an eight and a half pound baby boy, born Wednesday at home of Mrs Ed Connelley. Herbert Sturm and wife of Big Hole basin welcomed a nine and a quarter pound boy born Friday at Mrs Ed Connelley’s home.

J. W. Morrissey James Minneapolis Bourquin Mr. Bourquin Mrs. Morrissey Charles Banks Ed Connelley Norman Charles Herbert Sturm Big Hole Basin

Appointment of Roy Herndon as deputy clerk of district court

Roy Herndon is appointed deputy in the office of Fred Rife, clerk of the district court, succeeding Walter Stamm who resigned to join First National Bank. Henry Wyatt vacated a Seattle position after resigning. Call 66 for Tribune, Messenger or Tribune Book Store.

Roy Herndon Fred Rife District Court Walter Stamm First National Bank Henry Wyatt Seattle

Foley Pills diuretic health claim ad in Tribune Shop

An advertisement touts Foley Pills diuretic as a quick remedy for normal urinal flow and cleansing the system. It includes a customer testimonial from Landon Taylor of Dorchester Iowa and asserts satisfaction guaranteed with Potts successor Geo M Gosman.

Foley Landon Taylor Dorchester Iowa Geo. M. Gosman Potts

Montana Employment Agency hires farm help in Butte

The Montana Employment Agency at 824 S. Arizona in Butte offers experienced farm help including laborers teamsters and cooks. Phone number 6567.

Montana Employment Agency S. Arizona Butte

Bridge Formed by Natural Erosion in Rockbridge County

A natural bridge in Rockbridge county Virginia formed by water percolating through a joint in the stream bed collapsed roof of a tunnel. The tunnel widened diverting the stream and creating a 90 foot span bridge. Width ranges from 50 to 1090 feet.

Rockbridge County Virginia

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