Dillon Mourns Beaverhead Pioneer Benjamin Bond Died
Beaverhead County resident and early Dillon figure Benjamin Bond died at his Kentucky avenue home after a year of ill health. Born July 31, 1837 in Richmond Indiana, he moved with his Quaker family to Iowa, married Martha Burt in 1858, and had eight children, five living. Bond, a civil engineer, helped plat city additions and served as county purveyor before moving to Dillon in 1881. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at the Episcopal church with Rev. Thomas Bennett officiating.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Benjamin Bond
Kentucky Avenue
Bond
Mr. Bond
Richmond
Ind
Iowa
Martha Burt
James Murray
Ada Boucher
Hamilton
Belle Curtiss
Englewood
Cal
Phil O'Donnell
Seattle
Clifford Bond
Talent
Ore
Episcopal Church
Thomas Bennett
W. T. Scully
Theron Moran
G. T. Paul
Ed Slack
Frank Elie
Pearl I. Smith
Beaverhead High to Open with Twin Bridges Clash
Beaverhead high school's basketball quintet meets Twin Bridges high in a Friday night game at 8 o'clock as part of the season's early schedule. Local notes report mild Dillon weather, a new bungalow nearing completion, and plans for Mrs Calloway and daughter to visit California. Beaverhead Milling shifts to two shifts to ship flour to Pacific coast bakeries, with bakers praising its quality.
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Harry Gimble
South Pacific Street
KE. J. Calloway
California
Jim McKnight
Dell
Dillon
Henry Thompson
Kidd
Beaverhead Milling Company
Pacific
Basin feeds cattle as Beav erhead county leads in stock
Beaverhead county emerges as a premier feeding ground with thousands of cattle fattening in the Big Hole basin and other basins. Stockmen anticipate the 1923 spring and summer to bring the strongest cattle and sheep activity since 1919, with county records showing Beaverhead leading the state in sheep and cattle numbers and valuation. A final note mentions Danish Christmas tree lights and a family singalong with servants.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Big Hole
Beaverhead County
Mentho Sulphur cream offers quick skin relief
A four skin specialists praise Mentho Sulphur as a cold cream that stops itching and heals fiery eczema. It destroys germs, cools irritation, and clears eruptions, pimples, and roughness, delivering smooth skin quickly. Available at drug stores in small jars.
Social Gatherings and Church Activities in Floral Park
Friends of Reuben Schaefer hosted a Saturday surprise at his Floral Park home with dancing and a late supper. The Grace M. E. church Ladies Aid held a successful bazaar and concert with a varied program. Mrs. H. B. Avery of Anaconda visited Rev. Charles Wolfe’s family. The Current Events club met at Mrs. F. C. Page’s home with guests including Mrs. Avery. The Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Mrs. Henry Dunstan’s home this afternoon.
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Reuben Schaefer
Floral Park
Messrs
Nesdames Stoecker
Warren
Kauff
Morrissey
Johns
Kucher
Hamilton
Boyle
Noe
Tait
Kenneth Schaefer
R.S. Schaefer
Grace M. F Church
Charles Horton
Lucia Everett
A. Moon
Mary Williams
B. K. Wheeler
J. D. Wallace
H. B. Avery
Anaconda
Charles Wolfe
East Second Street
F.C. Page
Harrison Avenue
HM. B. Avery
Grace M. E. Church
Henry Dunstan
California Avenue
Centerville Club Meetings and Sarsfield Social Range Giveaway
St Marys bazaar ladies plan a booth operators meeting next Monday in the school hall. A.A.R LR state officers meet Sunday at 2 PM at 625 North Main. Mrs John Kennedy, president of S C B A and St Marys Ladies Aid, homebound with cold. L C B A meets Thursday at 325 North Main for regular business. Sarsfield Social Club to give away an electric range Friday night at the school hall.
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St. Mary’s Bazaar
Schoor Hall
A.A. R. LR
North Main Street
John Kennedy
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Mary’s Church
Sarsfield Social Club
McDonel Boy Born as Philipsburg Sees Holiday Break
In Philipsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonel celebrate the birth of son William Royal McDonel on December 7. Schoolchildren will enjoy a Christmas holiday from December 22, 1922, to January 2, 1933, with teachers planning short visits home amid recent windstorm and heavy snow. Notables include J F Moran of Butte and J B MacDonald visiting Moose Lake, while engineer changes and teaching moves ripple through the community.
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Philipsburg
Robert McDonel
William Royal McDonel
Philipsborg
J. F. Moran
Butte
Washington
J. J. Kneale
Lower Valley
Harry Herron
Huch McDonald
Jutte
Ross
Missoula
Mr. Ross
W. C. Cuttler
Drummond
Cuttler
Katherine Moore
Mme
Una V Crawshaw
Bearmouth
J. F. Rossa
Washington, D. C
East
Fire at Hilger Drug Co. Leaves Town in Ashes
Hilger Drug Company's establishment in Hilger was destroyed by a morning fire started by an overheated furnace. Stock loss estimated at 10000, partly insured. Ownership by Dr. J. C. Hodges. building owned by Frank Myersick estate. Uncertain insurance status.
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Lewistown
Hilger Drug Company
Hilger
J. C. Hodges
Frank Myersick
A. W. Deal
Jack Briscoe
Isle of Horn
English Channel
J. J. Bollinger
W. Hood Grant
Ballinger
Railway Company
Cat Creek
Bowling teams formed in Deer Lodge area
Bowling lovers have formed two teams the Lumberjacks and the Wood Choppers at the Harpole Drome Bakery basement alley. The American Legion Powell post No. 10 plans to form a team to join the new bowling league.
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Deer Lodge
Harpole Drome Bakery
Lumberjacks
Wood Choppers
American Legion Powell Post No. 10
Local Notices From White Sulphur Springs Year End Checks
White Sulphur Springs reports include L A Copeland from Bozeman checking Copeland Lumber for year end close. Edith B Thomas oversaw teacher exams with Leslie Wolverton Marjorie Hunt Laura Donaldson attending. Dr Charles N Wight’s wife absent in Helena. Mrs G K Spencer and Mrs R T Ringling ill. Charles Gaddis mourns wife Margaret in Washington after paralytic stroke. Burial at Washington. sympathy offered.
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White Sulphur Springs
L. A. Copeland
Fozeman
Copeland Lumber Company
I. R. de Witt
Great Falls
L. W. Wolverton
Martinsdale
Edith B. Thomas
Leslie W. Wolverton
Marjorie Hunt
Laura Donaldson
Harlowton
Jay East
Helena
East
G. K. Spencer
Rh.t. Ringling
Floyd Burns
Michigan
Charles N. Wight
R. C. Wight
Flora Keyes
Marietta Mahurin
Max Sarter
James L. Johnston
Arthur J. Nicholson
Lewistown
Calkins Gypsum Company
Inhilip Nicholson
Deer Lodge
Railroad
Steve Smith
Little Daughter
Portland
Ore
Raymond Nagues
Ralph &. O'Leary
Butte
Fern Osmundson
Ruth Roscoe
South Bench
L. D. Burtt
George van Vleet
Bozeman
Washington, D. C
Margaret L. Gaddis
Charles G. Gaddis
Lyda
Philadelphia
Charles E. Stalter
Jack
Charles Gaddis
Washington
Three Candidacy Lines Up For Speaker Looming
Three candidates seek the next legislature speaker post Judge I G Denny of Silver Bow County W P Arnold of Richy Dawson county and Calvin Crumbaker of Chateau County vie for the office Arnold Crumbaker and Arnold served in the last session Crumbaker is a Republican lawyer and the first Eastern Montanan in the race Denny is backed by the Democrats Science note mentions shipworms of the genus teredidae with eyes during a tree swimming period later losing them when burrowing.
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I. G. Denny
Silver Bow County
W. P. Arnold
Richey
Dawson County
Calvin Crumbaker
Chateau County
Arnold
Crumbaker
Death shocks Deer Lodge family as Milton Bergman dies
Deer Lodge friends were stunned by the sudden death of Milton Bergman youngest son of Mrs Mamie Bergman He died in Livingston Tuesday night after a brief illness pneumonia claimed the young man only a few days prior Friends and neighbors mourn the loss of a local youth with deep community ties.
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Deer Lodge
Dee
Milton Bergman
Mamie Bergman
Livingston
Livingston Notes Record Week of Local Travel and Weather
Livingston Mont December reports show numerous visitors from Miles City Gardiner Butte Great Falls Billings and Cheyenne with business and social visits. Cold snap hits Montana division of Northern Pacific driving delays and track work as crews clear lines.
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Livingston
Mont
W. J. Coffey
Miles City
A. Ln McLaughlin
Gardiner
Garland Bender
Butte
J. B. Campbell
Great Falls
Jack Rue
S. P
Bozeman
Alice Vance
J. K. Craver
Mandan
N. M. &. Williams
H. R. Jones
H. L. Tedford
Park Hotel
J. B. Rodger
Frank H. Allen
Billings
Lincoln
Ladis
Grand Army of the Republic
Harry Blair
Park County
Emory Neal
Julius Veit
Walter House
Adolph Sten
Paul Lehrkind
Woman's Club
H. J. Miller
John Graham
Northern Pacific Railway
Graham
Bridge and Building Department
Montana
California
Northern Pacific
Columbus
Helena
E. W. Merrell
Wilsall
William Cotter
Minneapolis
William Contello
W. E F. Hall
Thomas Clark
J. J. Clark
Lilian Nepstad
Kid Lee
Casper
Wyo
Frankie Morrow
Spokane
Adams
Boston
Lynn
Eastern Star Club
Jane Davis
Mesdames Davis
Sol Frank
Miss Murphy
Ideal Girls’ Reserve Club
Atchison’s
Sam Warren
Elizabeth
N. M. Temple
Mountain View Cemetery
A. J. Carr
Deer Lodge Violinist Milton Bergman to be Buried in Hillcrest
Milton Bergman aged 24 who spent his life between Deer Lodge and Livingston and led the orchestra at the Orpheum theater in Livingston will be buried in Hillcrest cemetery after the remains arrive in Deer Lodge on Wednesday.
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Milton Bergman
Deer Lodge
Livingston
Orpheum Theater
Hillcrest Cemetery
Salvation Army Kettles Open In Anaconda For Christmas Help
The Salvation Army opens kettles in Anaconda from now until Christmas to aid poor families. Volunteers locate those in need and raise funds, focusing on children whose parents cannot provide gifts, ensuring some holiday cheer amid fewer families needing aid than last year.
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Salvation Army
Anaconda
Salvationists
Daly Bank
Notable Visitors and Residents in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge notes list visitors and residents: Anna K. Waring from Billings connected with state public health, and guests Wallace Leibkicher and William H. Wallace returning to Missoula. Others include Norman K. Speaks F F Carter Lon Leach from Butte, James B. Weaver now in Belgrade, Thomas Fisher a Hall Granite county prospector, Mrs Richard T Hall returning home to Jens, Irene Lowery from the post office, J I Cummins of Missoula visiting with son J E Cummins, county attorney, J A Riblett of Portland, and Rev McKee of Portland departing after a week with the Tudor family.
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Deer Lodge
Anna K. Waring
Billings
Public Health Department
Wallace Leibkicher
William H. Wallace
Missoula
Norman K. Speaks
F. F. Carter
Lon Leach
Butte
James B. Weaver
Powell County
Belgrade
Thomas Fisher
Hall
Granite County
Richard T. Hall
Jens
Irene Lowery
I. J. Cummins
Hoodand Wants Divorce Degree
William Givens seeks a divorce from Florence Givens claiming desertion in 1920 after marriage in Anaconda on April 25, 1917. The suit, moved from Miles City by change of venue, notes a 4 year old son and disputed grounds including desertion cruelty and lack of support.
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Wiliam Givens
Florence Givens
Miles City
Anaconda
J. E. Smith
The
Independent Electric Company
Didzum Returns to Boyhood Home in Germany After 35 Years
August Didzum water foreman for the A. C. M. company reports arrival at his eastern German home near the Russian border. He notes severe conditions and scarce money in circulation. He plans to return to Anaconda in the spring after his long absence.
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August Didzum
A. C. M. Company
Germany
Didzum
Fatherland
Anaconda
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