Auburn Postmaster George Long Dies in Deer Lodge
George H. Long postmaster of Auburn Montana died at 3 15 Friday morning after eight months illness. He was 33 born in Winigar Mississippi and survived by wife three sons his mother and an aunt Hattie F Harris with him at death funeral plans await word from his family in the east.
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Deer Lodge
George H. Long
Auburn
Mont
Annie B. Shanley
Long
Montana
Winigar
Miss
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Back Anaconda Visit Plans
Deer Lodge Kiwanis members traveled to Helena to tout Anaconda as the Montana district meeting site. Delegates J Maurice Dietrich E M Pat Keeley and A G Luedeman with several spouses and friends joined a crew headed by trustees to promote the upcoming gathering. The trip followed a July 7 1917 notice of Kiwanis activities in Deer Lodge.
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Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Montana
H. A. Good
Ross Sugg
E. M. Gannon
Laura Critzer
Missoula Game Set At City Park Sunday Afternoon
PLAY MISSOULA TODAY reports the B A R E ball tossers will meet the Missoula ball team at the city park Sunday afternoon. Bennie Nesbit or Ferris Bien will pitch for the locals who are delivering a fine season of baseball with a capable supporting cast.
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Missoula
Deer Lodge
City Park
Bennie Nesbit
Ferris Bien
Woman Rebounds After Illness with Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs Emu Brandenburg of Milwaukee says she was weak and unable to clean house last year. After four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she regained strength and weight and now does all her work herself weighing 118 pounds. She praises the remedy and recommends it to friends.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emu. O. Brandenburg
37Th Street
Be Sure to Buy Real Resinol for Skin Eruptions
The notice urges purchasing the genuine Resinol in the original package to treat eczema pimples and other skin eruptions. It warns against substitutes or similar names sold in bulk or by unscrupulous dealers, noting these are often inferior or dangerous.
Deer Lodge News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
In Deer Lodge Montana on August 7 Edward Scharnikow handled legal matters in Drummond. Residents and visitors include Roy Murray of Butte, Scotty Brown of Missoula, Misa Mabel Alverson of Miles City, Karl Scharf of Garrison, and families of Loomis and Lochrie. Local moves include residence plans for I O Lawson, Bruce Wood family return from Bainville, and Miss Rosemary Trackwell resuming teaching duties.
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Deer Lodge
Edward Scharnikow
Drummond
Roy Murray
Butte
Ross Sugg
Scotty Brown
Missoula
Ed Kenney
Misa Mabel Alverson
Miles City
Karl Scharf
Garrison
Harvey Fifer
Oscar Jensen
Rochester
Minn
Philipsburg
T. C. Grady
Emmett Manley
Helmville
H. R. Clemens
Co. R. Heath
D. Ross
John Olsen
Brookings
A. J. Buchan
Bruce Wood
Bainville
Mont
J. W. Wood
Dillon Gossip Sparks Weekend Trips and Local Moves
Dillon residents and visitors fill the column with motor trips through Idaho and Utah, visits to Yellowstone, and hospital recoveries. Local names include Judge L. P. Phillips stepping in for emergency matters and several Dillon residents traveling from Armstead Bannack Butte and Armstead for visits and business. A marriage in Dillon unites Leroy James and Harriet Pueblo with the groom nicknamed Hard Tuck Ike.
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Dillon
H. G., Rodgers
District Court
Idaho
Utah
Yellowstone National Park
L. P. Phillips
Justice Court
Rodgers
Alfred Decker
Armstead
E. D. Cooney
Butte
John Shives
Valma Judge
Bannack
Judge
Shives
Frank Paul
G. T. Paul
Franklyn Bradley
Elkhorn Springs
Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
Mary Harris
William Rosenbaum
Dell
Charlies Burden
A. C. Gruwell
John Peterson
Horse Prairie
Walter Grimes
Eileen
Louise Schaffer
Barrett Hospital
B. W. Emerick
J. R. Barrett
Sheridan
Wye
Dellar Gordon
Armestead
Norman Hamill
Laura T. Scott
Ditlon
BE. B. Sprinkle
Seattle
William Dunn
Leroy James
Tombstone
Ariz
Harriet Pueblo
Rowan
James
Betty Goodwin Shines in Cowboy Grit at Ansonia Today
Betty Goodwin, star of Pete Morrison's Cowboy Grit at the Ansonia today, is a true western girl. A Kentucky native and expert horsewoman, she also excels in swimming, rifle and revolver shooting, and lariat skills. She declined society-picture roles to continue western parts after previously co starring with Harold Lloyd and Betty Compson.
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Betty Goodwin
Pete Morrison
Ansonia
Kentucky
Miss Goodwin
Betty
Harold Lloyd
Betty Compson
Pola Negri
ST IGNATIUS MAN HURT IN CRASH
Mitch Langton known as Mitch Camille was injured Tuesday afternoon when a car went over a bank in St. Ignatius. He suffered a fractured collar bone a badly cut face and minor bruises and was taken to the local hospital after being found unconscious by two passersby.
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ST. Ignatius
Mitch Langton
Mitch Camille
Langton
Bitter Root News School Truck Drivers Are Awarded Contracts
Corvallis school district trustees awarded contracts for student transportation. J. J. Fitsgibbon submitted the sole bid to supply coal at $8.58 per ton for two cars. William McAtee hired as janitor at $1,000 yearly. Truck drivers: routes 1 2 3 combined to two routes John Hauf Jr and Ed Malone $245. route 4 W. W. Wallis $84. route 5 J. D. Lear $50. routes 7 8 9 combined to two routes Charles Bourne $150. School opens September 8.
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Corvallis
Board of Trustees
Corvallis Consolidated
J. J. Fitsgibbon
Hamilton
William McAtee
John Hauf Jr
Ed Malone
W. W. Wallis
J. D. Lear
Charles Bourne
Florence Man Injured in Automobile Crash
Florence rancher Robert King suffered a broken collar bone and bruises when his car collided with a second vehicle driven by Dr. P. B. Rennick near Carlton. Kings’s car rolled and was badly damaged while Dr. Rennick escaped with little damage and no injuries. King was taken to Missoula hospital and is resting easily.
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Stevensville
Robert King
Florence
Carlton
Rennick
King
Missoula
Hamilton News Notes Aug. 7 local visits and departures
Local society column notes visits and returns including Mrs. Fred Bernatz from Kellogg Idaho and Misses Katherine Shea Stacha Peoples Will Mulholland and John Warner from Butte. Mrs. Alice Stevens and Mrs. Spaulding guests of Mrs. John Gravelle. Travelers Mix with Hamilton residents as families plan moves to Missoula and New York detours.
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Hamilton
Fred Bernatz
Kellogg
Idaho
Katherine Shea
Stacha Peoples
Will Mulholland
John Warner
Butte
Margaret Corrigan
Alice Stevens
J. B. Mitchell
George B. Spaulding
Seattle
John Gravelle
Spaulding
Homer Lewis
Port Huron
Mich
KE. A. Hyatt
A. C. Torgerson
Intermountain Transportation Company
Anaconda
Skalkaho
Margaret Smith
Jean Conely
Copper City
Theodore Reinbold
Longview
Wash
Reinbold
Mollie Ryan
Gaylor
Mary
Frances
Skalkaho Highway
Gaylor’s
The
Bitter Root
New York
Roy Carpenter
Spokane
R. Cc. Carpenter
Gladys
T. J. Vogel
Missoula
Broadway Vaudeville Offers Balanced Bill With Feature Film
The Broadway presents a strong vaudeville bill led by Duke Kamekua and his mid Pacific orchestra with a Hawaiian dance number. Arthur Howard and company perform Tangled Tales with Dorothy Lyon and Harry Brandes. Lou Zoeller and Janet Bodwell sing a cycle of songs. Wynne Loraine stars in a gender deception routine. The Dixon Rigg Trio perform acrobatics. The feature film is Suzanna starring Mabel Normand.
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Association Vaudeville
Duke Kamekua
mid-Pacific Orchestra
Arthur Howard and Company
Howard
Dorothy Lyon
Harry Brandes
Lou Zoeller
Janet Bodwell
Zoeller
Wynne Loraine
Miss Loraine
Dixon-Rigg
Suzanna
Mabel Normand
Idle Tongues Opens at Rialto With Sparkling Cast
A tense drama based on Joseph C. Lincolns Dr Nye unfolds in a New England setting. Percy Marmont and Doris Kenyon star as love clashes with small town gossip, supported by Claude Gillingwater in a strong ensemble.
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Rialto Theater
Joseph C. Lincoln
New England
Dr. Nye
Percy Marmont
Doris Kenyon
Claude Gillingwater
Amoura starts work at a candy factory in Chicago tale
Amoura moves to a hotel, borrows money for aprons, and begins wrapping chocolates under a strict forelady in a process that draws wary glances from peers. A pale teen warns of Mr Bloom’s flirting and Amoura’s chance of a quick, dull stint.
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Amoura
J. Reginald Ainsley
Wabash Avenue
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