Local notes and ads from Dillon area week
Local items include visits between Dillon and surrounding towns, shifts of residents and travelers, and ads for shoes household goods and land scripts. Notables: J H Edwards from Bedrock, Col Alf Decker of Armstead visiting Dillon, Miss Mae C Stocker from Grant at county fair, Frank Hatfield once a Montana Bobcat star, and Tattersall’s supply listing. Also notices of shoe store promos, and a general want ad offering reliable man for free samples distribution.
Local residents recount midweek visits and travel
Blaine resident Yhart hosted about 130 friends on Wednesday. Mrs. Wm Lacy of Melrose visited Dillon friends Tuesday. Jeff Cos drove from his Twin Bridges ranch to Dillon on Wednesday. Parke Scott and his mother traveled from Armstead to the city Wednesday. Dr L F Molleur drove to Melrose Wednesday on a professional call. Mr and Mrs John Gelhaus returned from Salt Lake City visit earlier in the week. Mr and Mrs Elmer Selway spent part of the week at their ranch on Horse Prairie. Mrs Elizabeth Ward left Thursday for Salmon Idaho to visit her brother. Miss Alberta Reynolds left Wednesday afternoon for Butte to attend Rice Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gelhaus
Salt Lake City
Elmer Selway
Horse Prairie
Elizabeth Ward
Salmon
Idaho
Alberta Reynolds
Butte
Rice Business College
Dearborn Independent to Accept Advertisements Again
Henry Ford owned Dearborn Independent announces ads return starting October 3 1925 with a 48 page issue where 16 pages will carry ads. Magazine space limits apply with emphasis on controlled advertising types while keeping cover pages ad free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
The
Dearborn Independent
Ford
Books and Music for Sale in Mrs. De Mers Ad
Late Louise Coulson sale offers Poetic Gems leather 2.75 cloth 2.25 The Dawn 1.50 Lest We Forget 0.35 Abide With Me song music 0.85 postage paid Mrs. Dot De Mers 121 West Silver Street Butte Montana Adv 38 37
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Coulson
Dot DE Mers
West Silver Street
Butte
Montana
Ice Cold Drinks and Health Dangers warned
A medical note warns that habitual ice cold drinks damage the stomach and respiratory tract by chilling the digestive glands and reducing secretion. It claims many appendicitis operations stem from ice water and tea habits and urges never to drink ice cold fluids or expose breath to extreme cold.
Sheep Pass Through Valley Bound For Mussel Shell
A band of 2 800 sheep moved through the valley en route to Mussel shell. Two Dillon youths fought a duel over a girl with swords at forty paces, ending in murder. Sidewalks could have been tested this week. Mrs James Kirkpatrick returned home after a lengthy visit in Evanston Illinois. Watermelons grown in Madison valley were sold in town and praised for size and flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James” Kirkpatrick
Evanston
Illinois
Madison Valley
Klondike Return and Local Garden Notes
Alf Cashmore returns from the Klondike on Tuesday. Roscoe Corel and his sister Miss Ola visit Bannack on Monday. Mark Poindexter and Elza Smith carve two fine cantaloupes with help from Dr H H Miller and Angelo Fyhrie. Roscoe Cornell will depart on tomorrow’s train to Houston Michigan to finish his college course this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Corel
Miss Ola
Bannack
Mark Poindexter
Elza Smith
H H. O. Miller
Angelo Fyhrie
Roscoe Cornell
Houton, Mich
Buy-at-Home Letter Contest Draws Montana Entries
The All-Montana Development Association offers 200 in cash prizes for the eight best letters up to 250 words arguing why Montana products should be bought from Montana merchants. Judges include Governor Frickson and Ray Hart with local prizes bringing total awards to 925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-Montana Development Association
Montana
Association
W. A. Selvidg
Wrickson
Montana Tprexs Association
Livingston
Frickson
Ray M. Hart
Hart-Albin Company
Billings
O. S. Warden
Great Falls Tribune
Selvidgé
Tthe
Development Association
Mrs John P Bishop Elected Grand Chaplain at Eastern Star Meet
At the grand lodge gathering in Helena last week Mrs. John P Bishop was chosen as grand chaplain for the Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
The
Eastern Star
Helena
John P. Bishop
Beaverhead County High School Opens With Record Enrollment
The Beaverhead County High School opened its twelfth year on Monday with 95 pupils, the largest attendance in the school’s history. Three students, George Gosman, Will Ross, and Max Wilcomb, plan to enroll at Montana Agricultural College in Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
George Gosman
Will Ross
Max Wilcomb
Bozeman
Montana Agricultural College
Help for Coughs and Colds Promoted by Local Reader
A Chicago resident praises Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough and cold remedy he has used. He reports relief from nightly coughing and notes he recommended it to friends. The ad urges readers to buy from their neighborhood druggist, Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Davis
46Th St
Chicago
Foley
Fabey
Potts
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Forsgren’s Grocery
J. H. Edwards
Bedrock
Hazelbaker
Alf, Decker
Armstead
Dillon
H. L. Rodman
Momida
City
Charles A. Burden
Mae C. Stocker
Grant
W. A. Armitage
Wisdom
Walter Stewart
Jackson
Fred Conger
Anaconda
Duke Gist
George Clemon
Frank Hatfield
Montana Bobcats
City Shoe Store
Tattersall's
Bill Nelson
Mary Christensen
Virginia City
Clifford Reid
Melrose
Dick Barrett
Matt Polish and
Reichle
Our City
Mrs. Jno
Polaris
Lucy H. Carson
Spokane
Fay Gransberry
Brownes Station
Marjorie Burnham
Earl Nyhart
McHesser Creek
Mary Gist
Beth Schufeldt
Frank Birrer
Ivo
Quarter Circle Ten Ranch
Blaine
Tattersall’s
W. E. Hedges
Hatch
Comer Cigar Store
Tribune Book Store
Emma Butts
F. E. Foote
Lucile
Laura Kress
Arizona
Lorenzo Cushing
Colorado
Mr. Maurin
Lumber Exchange Bldg
Minneapolis
Minn
A. B. Chapin
Peter Maltby
County
Fain
Weieh
Shucks
Yhart
Wm. Lacy
Jeff Cos
Twin Bridges
Parke Scott
L. F. Molleur
Dearborn
Ola Mase
the Tribune
Alf Cashmore
Klondike
Idaho St
Rembrandt
United States
Lewisia
Captain Lewis
India
Chile
North America
Sitka
Alaska
Mexico
White Star
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
the Bank OF Strength and Service
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