Many Butte Residents Visit and Return from Trips
Numerous social notices recount Mrs. Hobart and family visiting in Deer Lodge and Port Byron. Miss Merriman and Miss Campbell re entering Bruno Hall Spokane for studies. a steady flow of visitors and engagements across Butte and nearby towns with trips to Salt Lake City Granite Montana and Dillon.
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South Main Street
Deer Lodge
Mabel Merriman
Grace Campbell
Bruno Hall
Spokane
Charles L. Hobart
T. T. Baker
West Quartz Street
A. E. Howari
West Park Street
Kate Sullivan
Salt Lake City
Peter E. Breen
Granite, Mont
J. R. Russell
Jefferson
Madison
Lulu F. Largey
Montana Largey
Mae Dugan
New York
John W. Passmore
Bitter Root Valley
A. H. Rose
Minneapolis
A. D. Rose
Miss Jensen
Great Falls
A. A. Sandahl David Fosom
Glenn Anderson
Columbia College
Allie
Maude Alby
E. H. Irish
EF. C. Atwater
Bozeman
John Maxey
P. M. Johnson
Superior
Neb
Edward Netman
Iite
Doris
Fargo
N. 10
Byron H. C
Calfornia
Ogden
San Diego
Howord Reebeller
J. T. Broddock
Jack Breddock
Frederica Kenyon
Dallas
Texas
Eugene Carroll
Minnie Lutey
Missoula
Jose Talbot
Columbia
James H. Lynch
Fl.n.wilmcroft
Milwaukee
Lena Best
Bertha Mackel
Adel Humphrey
J. W. Gilbert
W. H. Merriman
Colorado Street
Ela Knowles-Haskell
Anaconda
Charles D. Vail
Henry
J. H. Farris
Yellowstone Park
Charles Lyman
FE. H. Merrill
R. H. Philips
George H. Lyman
Thomas McArthur
South Dakota Street
James A. Murray
Gertrude MacNevin
Maude Telfer
Boulder Hot Springs
W. B. Sink, Jr
San Francisco
Mary Philsburg
Dillon
J.S. Dutton
Canada
Montana
Greenway
Dora Flynn
John Walbert
Willow Creek
Elizabeth Kelly
Helena
M. J. Duggan
F. H. Cooney
H. T. Poindexter
A. K. Erwin
Harry Duncan
Dorothy MacLane
Public Library
Monarch
J. H. Monteath
Butte
Browning
Kalispell
Monte
Catherine
Dagmar
Theresa Henningsen
J. K. Clark
Portland
Ore
W. A. Clark
Martha Arnold
Annie Turner
Alfreda Smith
J. H. Smith
West Broadway
Catherine Monteath
Jorothy Suprenant
R. B. Turner
Virginia City
Miss Morris
Denver
W. W. Wishon
George Curtis
Ben Cornelius
Salt Lake
Frances Thornton
City
Riverside
Marcus Daly
Wes J. C. Jenks
Captain Jenks
Fort Harrison
Dorothy
Epping
A. T. Morgan
West Granite Street
James F
Cincinnati
Ohio
John F. Forbis
McKay
Forbis
M. J. Connell
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles W. Clark
Chapman
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
Evan Owens
Birmingham
Ala
J. J. Smith
Grace M. KE
South Butte
Larribee
Fpugene Carrol
Jeannette Gillis
Marjorie Forbis
Boulder
Gladys Berendes
C. FE. Williams
Hattie Conliffe
FE. G. Smith
Pine Grove
Col
KF. F. Holmes
Siegel
Holmes
Thriee
Silver King
Utah
Josie Mulville-Sullivan
Leavenworth
Kan
Sisters of Charity
Sulivan
H. L. Klock & Co
End of camping season in Missoula sees hunters preparing
In Missoula Montana Aug 30 the camping season winds down as many visitors return home tanned and rested. Meanwhile shotgun and rifle enthusiasts head to the fields for the opening of hunting season predicting fewer birds in the county. The recent camping reports praise Western Montana scenery and outdoor enjoyment.
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Missoula
Montana
Jissoula
Cure for Eczema Ad Claims Blood Poison Link
A Kansas City reader credits S S S with curing a long standing eczema after years of external treatments. An Atlanta ad brief touts S S S as a safe vegetable remedy that cleanses the blood and ends itching and eruptions. The San Diego testimonial reports a rash clearing after using S S S.
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S.S.S
S. S
Wift Specific Company
Atlanta
Cure for Tetter Claims South Kansas City Woman Success
For three years I had Tetter on my hands with swelling and painful sores. Four doctors said it could not be cured. After taking three bottles of S. S. S. I was completely cured fifteen years ago and have had no relapse. Mrs. L. B. Jackson.
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Kansas City
S. S
Chicago
Offic ™ S
Cook Remedy CO
Community Notes on Theater Outings and Local Visits
The article records social updates in Missoula with the Owens and Emery orchestras merging and a first appearance by the new group. Zoe Beilew plans an outing and luncheon next week, with club activities led by Mrs. N. G. Tevis. Numerous residents, including Mamie Osborne and Mary Taylor, are mentioned along with travels to Helena, Butte, and North Yakima for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravalli
FE. W. Schilling
Lewis-Schilling Dramatic Company
Nell Lewis
Alvina Deschamps
Co¢ttinger
Miss Cyr
Dr. Miller
John Sullivan
Miss Young
Miss Tremblay
Mr. Moran
Charles W. Gentry
Lynde Catlin
Missoula
Hamilton
Charles E. Avery
Myrtle Weber
United States Land Office
Montana
Weber
Hamilton Methodist Church
Flathead Lake
T. de Price
Lucretia Worden
Margaret Fether Beck
D. R. Beck
Miss Beck
Stuart McHaffie
Julia Fisher
Ruth Greenough
Ruth McHaffie
Jon Patterson
Thomas Johnson
Georal Crouch
Kenneth Ross, Jr
Genevieve Crouch
Cora Schilling
Enid Daves
Lucille Kern
Mildred Ingalls
Mare Bishop
Leona Forbis
Phoebe Etor
Judith Greenough
Beth Hershey
Willie Keating
Norman Webster
Bertie Peppard
Alvin Lister
Minnie Keating
Helen Stoddard
Mrs. Stoddard
Blanche Ingalls
Edna Mentrum
Regina Marion
Maud Trevaille
Vitor Menard
Clara Stoddard
Walter Beck
Elmer Carter
Eugene Demers
Ralph Stiff
Walter McLeod
Fred Mentrum
E. L. P. Ector
Victor
Jimmie Mills
Houston
Bessie Totman
Miss Parsons
Helena
Rudolph Horsky
H. J. Faust
Baby
Ovando
Miss Agee
Missoula Mercantile Company
G. H. Course
Butte
Amelia Souness
Visi
North Dakota
T. J. Porter
Miss McConnell
F. C. Scheuch
J. Bowden
Corvallis
Brush Greenough
Frank Woody
Bradley
San Francisco
Fred Cc. Stoddard
C. H.linley
Dr. Lombard Camp
Arlee
Thelma
Owen
Emery
Zoe Beilew
Outing Club
N. G. Tevis
Society
Mamie Osborne
J. H. Inch
W. C. Sherris
Pyritees
R. M. Cobban
C. B Anderson
Park Addition
H. C. Stiff
Lolo-Granite
Mary Taylor
Boulder
Ralph Moore
North Side
Maud Hensinger
Washington, D. C
Marshall
N. P. Wood
Stevensville
Roy Pease
Grand Lodge
The
Deer Lodge
Henry Kern
Bertha Colvin
North Yakima
Wash
Moses Stone Emmons to receive $1850 inheritance
Moses Stone Emmons of Worcester will gain tomorrow the $1850.76 once set aside by Deacon Moses Stone of Oxford for the privilege of naming him at birth. The funds, held by Oxford treasurer A. L. Joslin, have grown through careful investment and will be available Monday at the Oxford National Bank. Emmons works at Worcester National Bank.
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Oxford
Mass
Moses Stone Emmons
Worcester
Moses Stone
Emmons
Amzia Emmons
Oxford Congregational Church
Deacon Stone
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Hunter B. Nelson
Thomas Lavelle
Fannie Cummins
Mary
Gertrude Sloane
Grace Craine
E. P. Triol
Edward Triol
BE. L. Chapman
Mary E. Gillespie
Gillespie
Hunter's Hot Springs
Lola Emery
Seattle
Charles F. Jackman
Potos Hot Springs
J. J. Cushing
M. M. Miller
Brown's Lake
Joe Jones
Frank Glasser
H. Irish
H. Merriman
Stanbury
Hobart
C L. Hobart
Ilinois
Scott
Chevigny
Miss McDermott
Gladys Bowen
Miss Redwein
Mabel
Fern Merriman
DR Becks
Margaret Esther Beck
Paraffiine Paint Co
Battery
St. S. F
Fifth St
Pisoneer Elk
Seattle, Wash
Cas.h. Lane
Butte, Dont
Eczema
W. P. Cruix
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