Farm shipments and local notes from the Ruby Valley
Lamb consignments from the Gravely range moved to Colorado and Chicago markets, with seventeen cars loaded. Seed peas shipped to Detroit, Mich., by Ferry Morse rep F B McGregor. Reports on yields for wheat oats and barley show below average due to dryness. Local residents and visitors noted, including Rev P W Haynes and families, and Lions and Rotary club events planned in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Igainey
Colorado
Chicago
Maloney” Brothers
A M
Peck Tate
The
Upper
Ruby, Linder & Linder
Don Reeder
Chris Anderson
Latrin
William Marshall
Reid Bros
Twin Bridges
F. B. McGregor
Ferry Morse Seed Company
Ruby Valley
Ferry Morse Company
Detroit
Mich
McGregor
Len Foster
Cisler
Brandon
Camille van Slett
George Copp
Sheridan
Tilton Ranch
P. W. Haynes
Davis
Huntley
Wyoming
Great Falls
J. R. Hedley
Long Beach
Calif
Donald
Butte
Basin Visitors and Local Travel Noted in Jackson Area
Lieutenant Governor Frank Hazel baker visited the basin on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Hans Jorgensen spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Wendell Jardine. Mr and Mrs Joseph Schindler left the basin for Dillon to make their home. Charlie Quick came from Dillon on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Clemon spent Wednesday in Dillon en route to Butte, then returned to the Big Hole on Thursday. Roy Ford and Clyde Kearney conducted business in Dillon on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaschobper
Jules’ Wenger
Fred Schonneberger
Wilson
John
Pendergast
John. Jackson
Neidt
Ruby
Bitter Root
Valley
Big Hole Lions Club
Jackson
Rotary Club of
Dillon
Frank Hazelbaker
Basin
Hans Jorgensen
Wendell Jardine
Joseph Schindler
Charlie Quick
George Clemon
Butte
Big Hole
Roy Ford
Clyde Kearney
Mrs. Wilson
Roy Jackson
H. Montigue
John McGrady
al Ward
Arthur Kline
O. Pilon
Harold Best
G. Shaffer
W. C. Jennings
I. B. Haviland
Carl Becker
Earl Bell
I. B. Commissary
Leadore
Idaho
Remarkable New Prescription Eases Women’s Headaches
A scientific remedy now prescribed by doctors eases nervousness headaches irritability and low mood in women. It is pleasant to take stimulates without depressing the heart is harmless non-narcotic and non habit forming. Big employers use AWOL daily through medical staff to stop headaches.
Montana Hamp shire rams to reach North Dakota Minnesota
Fifteen carloads of HampShire rams from Anaconda Montana will ship in October to seven trading centers in North Dakota and Minnesota. The Mt Haggin Land and Livestock Co and the Northern Pacific railway promote organized sale to meet rising demand for purebred sires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Minnesota
Hampshire
Anaconda
Mont
Mt. Haggin Land & Livestock Company
Agricultural Development Department
Northern Pacific Railway Company
L. A. Campbell
Montana
Campbell
Mt. Haggin
Market Report Sees Mixed Lambs and Feeder Activity
Market report from September 23 notes 13 000 sheep traded with sixty percent feeders. Lambs shown uneven quality with one load of choice natives at 36 35 to ship higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipigher
Four Handsome Negresses review in satirical travelogue note
A clipped review notes a book by R Hernekin Baptist about a diplomat’s Europe mission and the Franco American Friendship Fund. It mentions four negresses aboard a Portuguese ship, raised themes of colonial history, trade emissaries, and tragedy, with speculative readers in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery
Dennis Tyler
Europe
Ned’ ‘Saylor
Franco: American Friendship Fund
Mile
Desbrosses
Bergore
Washington
Paris
State Department
R. Hernekin Baptist
Africa
Dona Barbara by Romulo Gallegos
A sweeping frontier tale set on the South American plains. Dona Barbara follows a white river man’s daughter and her rise to power over peons along the Arauca River amid jungle fevers and witchcraft beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona Barbara
Romulo Gallegos
South American
Arauca River
A White Bird Flying by Hy Bese Streeter Aldrich
A Prairie Life novel about Laura Deal seeking a writing career under the influence of back East connections. The story traces ambition and romance across generations in a great Prairie State, with a steady, clean tone reflecting Americana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Bese Streeter Aldrich
Prairie States
Laura Deal
Mann
Nhs
Sunitt Prairie
Eddie Cantor lampoons depression in witty prosperity note
A Tribune notice previews a humor book by de Cantor and David Freedman priced at $1.00. The piece quips about business ink and stock crashes, quoting Cantor on financial ruin and revival, with a playful take on the era’s gloom and gullibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Cantor
David Freedman
Eddie Cantor
Entomologist Outlines Mite Control for Montana Trees
A letter from A L Strand, state entomologist, relays methods to combat red spider mites harming poplar trees in Billings Lewistown and other Montana cities. Cold water spray at high pressure helps in dry spells and oil sprays such as Volk Verdol or home emulsions may be needed when trees are leafed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Williams
Beaverhead County High School
A. L. Strand
I B Mining figures in local notes and small town moves
Harold Boison returns to Chicago by air from Butte. The old Masonic hall is being repaired as a school for next year with over 30 school age children. The Gold Nugget saloon may be sold with new manager Apguard of Armistead. I B Mining Xa team beats Twin Bridges 5 7. Mrs Olive Martin and Mrs Frances Sexton plan to spend winter in Nogalas Arizona. A divorce action is filed by Mollie Thomas after 27 years apart plus a will bequest of 1 to a brother and 80 000 to Abe Stein's employer William Fridizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
James Brown
Jack Brown
Pete Phalin
Brown
Seattle
U. S. Coast: Guard
John Smith
Frank Ryburn
M. Best
Bannack
Apguard
Armistead
B. Mining’ Company
Twin Bridges
Olive Martin
Frances Sexton
Nogalas
Arizona
Abe Stein
Logansport
Ind
William Fridizer
Reichle News Roundup of Local Travel and Incidents
Mr and Mrs J C Ferguson to Butte. John Verbance and Mack Poole families shopped in Butte. C Horton family left for North Dakota winter home. Mrs Toe Nample and baby Robert Earl arrived from Butte. Wayne Cummins injured his leg on a grading machine and rushed to a Butte hospital. Francis Gransberry visiting Reichle families. bridge crew at Willow Creek project. Johnnie Verbance Rose Tadovich and Josephine Verbance at the fair. Joe Poole family visited from Dillon. J B Angove staying at Shady Glen hotel. Jim Campbell touring the Pacific coast. Reichle school closed for county fair. Fay Gransberry and Harold at Ziegler Springs. Mrs Kate Riordan testifies about friendship turning sour after marriage. Pontiac apple theft case noted with spies used as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Nample
Robert ‘Earl
Butte
Wayne Cummins
Francis Gransberry
Fay Gransberry
Julius Hartwig
Willow, Creek
Oregon
Johnnie Verbance
Rose, Tadovich
Josephine Verbance
Joe Poole
Dillon
Mack Poole
J. B. Angove
Shady Glen
Jim Campbell
Pacific Coast
Reichle
Harold
Ziegler Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clementine Flick
Dilton
John Krause
William Christiansen
Jackson News
State
the Tribune
D. Paredl
Fred. Reppert
Decatury- Indiana
Col. Reppert
America
Fred Reppert
Decatur
Indiana
Hereford
Wisdom, Montana
Bannack News
Harold Boison
I. B. Mining Company
Mollie Thomas
Bend, Ore
Reichle News
J. C., Ferguson
John Verbance
C. Horton
North’ Dakota
Kate Riordan
Pontiac
Harry Grace
Sively
Dillon Tribune
Alice Meeks
Chehalis
Wash
Kirkpatrick
Monti
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