Harlowton Man Dies After Short Pneumonia Battle
TARLONTON BOREAL WL RANGE DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS. Harlowton Jan 18. Word of the death from pneumonia at his ranch home near Niniti. The deceased born Vinceton Ind May 20 1862 moved westward to Walla Walla Wash and then to this area. He was a member of the Rik lodge and Modern Woodmen. The body shipped to Walla Walla for interment. He leaves a wife and children. Also notes on local church and social events, with various residents mentioned in routine notices.
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Harlowton
Jan
Oldey
Niniti Ie
Vincenton Ind
Spene
AE Walla
Walla
Wash
Rik Lodge
Woodmen
Ammerion
Walla Walla
Trethher
O Meister
Philipburg Red Men Install New Officers In Joint Ceremony
Philipsburg papers report Aelis tribe No.14 and Redwing Council No. G.D. of P. held a joint installation at Red Men’s hall with a corn venison banquet for about 100. Officers listed include William Harris prophet J. Mi Warner sachem Frank Rickard amore and others. Beliah tribe officers named by Past Chief D.M. Durfee and Redwing council officers by Past Chief Helga Price. The event featured a supper and dancing followed by a lengthy roll of members and offices.
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Philipsburg
Aelistribe
R. M
Redwing Counell
G. D
Red Men's Hall
Beliah Tribe
D. M. Durfee
William E. Harris
Prophet
J. Mi. Warner
Sachem
Frank” Rickard
Amore
A. J Filet
Jey M. Price
King
F. J. Ryan
Wilam’ Mettyre
Braves
A. G. Hamilton
Peter Olson
Mii Hottan
J. O'Connor
Courtney
R. Gorge M. Harris
George Scheie
Forest
Howard Brektel
Wigwim
Frank Boley
Redwing Council
Helga Price
Minnie Steffan
Constance Warner
Marto ‘Atesber
Martinsdale News Notes Highlights Local Moves
Martinsdale January notes mention Mrs Hendreson Coater visiting White Sulphur Springs with return to A Petrie family. Local traffic on White Sulphur Springs road deemed workable for cars. Leggett party and bridge gatherings hosted by Mrs Chin and Mrs Dutty. Marshal Moore and ex Sheriff Butler discuss abandoned car near Len nep. O Ratisback of Billings, Swift & Co buyers, bid 11 of lambs. mail clerk on Milwaukee train slated to discontinue Feb 1. Community visits include Miss Wilma Utley in Lewistown and Harold Bakken at a bridge party. plans for Casper Wyoming trip noted.
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Martinsdale
Hendreson Coater
White Sulphur Springs
A. Petrie
Lowton
Chin
Dutty
Harlowton
Paul Covert
Bozeman
Hd Settle
Butte Batur
Mise Tuby Bette
Murray Hospital
O. Ratisback
Billings
Swift & Co
Valley
Lewistown
Wilma Utley
Tast
Harod Bakken
Cain
Eve HL. Corcoran
T McLaen
Shawmut
Vz. Martin
Twodet
John Kendisco
Casper
Wyo
Ennis Valley News Update of Local People and Events
Belgrade dealer J I Taylor bought about 50 beef cattle from Norris and nearby ranches. Charles Bausch bought a Chevrolet in McAllister. Dr M J McMillan recovering from accident in Virginia City. Community singing at Ennis High School. teachers entertained by Mrs Jones. Attendees at Wiley Ball included Ennis residents and guests from Sheridan and Norris. Ralph Gilman back to work at Madison Canyon power plant after Mayo Hospital stay. J Meathillan returns to Virginia City. bear creek rancher feeding winter stock. Cedar Creek canyon workers prune wood. birthday party for Winthrop Raymond. visits by L Long Cameron and others. Elks ball guests from Ennis. fishing on lake noted. Mrs Roy Frye interviewed dentist in Sheridan. many local visits and social gatherings.
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Jeffers
Karl Elling
Virginia Ciy Taat
Harriet Kinney
Bert Maynard
Boseman
Howard Wale
Mims
Sue Knight
Nnette Carner
P. Nelson
Ennis
Rich Twiter
Norring
Red Wolverton
Clifford
Star
Sheridan
Butte
Ralph Gilman
Madison Canyon
Mayo Brothers ™ Hospital
Enns
Jones
Robert Lyon
Portland
Ore
Tig
J. Meatillan
Virginia City
Victor McKay
M. J. McMillan
Min‘mer
M. Lockridge
Cameron
Norris
Maynard Ranche
Madison
Bear Creek
Bowman
Elks
Saunders’ Aimer
Mra. Co. Hatbert
C.W. Long
Visi
BB. Tong
le V. McFairidge
Verne McKee
Cedar Creek Canyon
L. L. Fowler
Young
Raymond
Winthrop Raymond
Thay
Ehene
Ger
Myron Setters
Carlzon
W. C. Jeffers
P. Jeffers
Write Davie
Mar Fi Cupl
Digon Canyon
Dudley Powell
James
Hayden
Jack Creek
Smith
Afiss Allos
Robert Comer
Vomey
Owen Mcallister
Eit
Montana
Mountae Tease
J. P. Nelson
Bitter boot news snow five and a half feet deep
Jan 18 in Hamilton and Bitter Root district reports heavy snow in the Sapphire mountains near Gird’s and HkalKtho creek. Trappers Quincy Matchett and Orval Bullock report 25 martens captured and other fur. Almanac-style notes include illness and travel, with community notices and local names like Ravalli post American Legion, John Gravelle to direct minstrel show, and Trudeaux planning return.
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Hamilton
Quincy Matchett
Sapphire Mountains
Gird's
HkalKtho
Ing of Ravalli
The
American Legion
John Gravelle
Civil War Veteran Buried at Victor
A Civil War veteran named Mr. Chamberlain was laid to rest in Victor in his late seventies. He was born near Sedar Creek, Pennsylvania, and was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic. Jack Reid accompanied attendees at the ceremony.
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Victor
Ciating
Chamberlain
Sedar Creek
G. A.M
Page Train Will Break Trail to Lemhi Mines
Axel Bureson, superintendent of Brown Buttes Mining, leads three men and pack horses from Darby toward Lemhi county Idaho to reach the mines via West Fork Alta and Bitter Root divide. They plan to blaze a trail for supplies and light machinery with a 10 men crew to follow. a 10-mill is ready and ore on the dump should run it for months. Bureson expects to return to Darby in two weeks.
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Darby
Axel_Bureson
Brown Butts Mining Company
Lemhi County
Idaho
West Fork
Alta
Horse Creek
Bitter Root
Bureson
St Wald
Burson
Manhattan Legion smoker and social week news
Manhattan Montana. Monday evening the Manhattan post 47 American Legion held a smoker in their new hut on Legion camp grounds with new members joining and local entertainment. Auxiliary and Presbyterian society members hosted social gatherings at homes, with visits between Manhattan, Boseman, Belgrade, and Three Forks residents. Several residents traveled to Boseman, Belgrade, and Lame Deer for work or visits, and Patton family moved to Lame Deer Indian service posts.
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Manhattan
Manhattanist
No. 47
American Legion
Legion
Post Blan
R. B. Spangler
Eastern Star
North Broadway
H. W. ‘Turner
Presbyterian Ald Society
Fourth Street
George Taylor
Boseman
Burnard
George Oyler
John White
Oscar Thretkheld
Antonsen
Roy Davies
Three Forks
Charles Davies
Walter White
Leonard Moritz
Tere
Chris Bultenhott
Belgrade
Patton
Lame Deer
Mont
Indian Service
Gentealin Mil
Mr. Patton
Mr. Pastone
Carl Currier
Patton Ranch
J. W. Dennison
Marshfield
Ore
Fa Halle
Holland Settlement
Masonic Lodge
Alvah Rogers
Chico Hot Springs
Eather Miller
Carnwell
Inter
H.W. Turne
College Glee Club Plans Western Tour
The college glee club, under Prof. Fred W. Kelser, with 30 voices, prepares for a western state tour. The group is recognized as one of the best in the state and will visit multiple cities as listed in the itinerary.
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Fred W. Kelser
New Highway to Montana Assured
Salmon Idaho dispatch reports Arlen C. Merritt and Fred L. Viel led talks with state forest and federal officials on two new bridges costing 85 900 and a highway from Salmon City to the Montana line joining the Park to Park route. The project aims to connect Montana and Boise and to complete concrete bridges on the Salmon river at Carusen and Carazon with construction starting April 1 and the highway starting May 16 to June 1, finishing as soon as possible.
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Standard
Butte
Montana
Boise
Idaho
Lemhi County
Salmon City
Salmon River
Carusen
Mate
Carazon
Salmon
Montana State Line
Sheridan Business Men's club resumes meetings in library
Sheridan on January 18 saw the Business Men's club reopen after nearly six months with officers Tory, Derrick, Buford, Carey named to the executive committee. Plans include a dance to aid the local football team and a skating rink study. library work highlighted with new books and children’s literature. Credit was given to the Woman’s club for library upkeep, with Madison County library branch noted.
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Sheridan
Sheridan Business Men's Club
Tory
Uplested
Walter Derrick Promp
Walter Buford
Frank Carey
BR. H. Dyer
R. W. Rossiter
Frank ‘Tolson
Woman's Club
Madison County Library
Northwest
Montana
Dandraft Claim About Liquid Arvon Now Clears Hair
A sensational ad promises a cure for dandraft by dissolving it with four ounces of ordinary liquid Arvon applied nightly. The claim asserts it moistened scalp, gentle rubbing, and by morning most dandruff vanishes with two to three more applications finishing the job. It touts itch relief and hair that becomes fuller and softer. The notice urges purchasing liquid Arvon at any drug store as a guaranteed solution.
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Tarlonton
German International Justice
Cen
Farmers’ National Bank
I. I. Knudton
E. W. Atkins
Continental de
Mra. W. A
Nellie Durand
C. A. White
Ashville
Esther Hanson
Henry Brady
Miles City
Miles Cit
Miss Hanson
Martin Hanson
Lear
Mielnity
Brady
Lead
James F. Duffey
Ira M. Caine
Duffey
Wentworth Avenue
Bridge
Geraldine Galvin
Laster Rhody
James Roane
Cirele
Griff Williams
Mere
Rhudy
Cuineck
Hus
Rand
Stina
Hoane
Anceawton Newe Nurenderacy
Glata H. Jaest
Judith
Glenn Bile
Zdith Gap
Lees
Siartenton
seiWowel
Ath Gap
Santee
Bai Baer
Te Brown
Patna
Salland County
Beley
E.G. Baxter
C. F. Williams
Ward Beley
B.C. Baxter
Epworth League
George Moe
Famiy
St Havre
George Lyons
Harrowton
A. I Carpentier
Anaconda
Alex William
Rome
A. A. Anderson
Harlowton Rentice
Ian
Styne
Thore
Hendrickson
Radio Corporation
A. White
M. EH
Hov
M. J. Donohue
J. Joseph's Church
Cave
A Webster
Helena
Was & Vialior
Eniaren Ett
Roane
A. Perry
FW. Perry
C. Berg
Lennep
Hur Ion
Rebekah Lodge
William Snyder
Fries
Theodore Hayman
James F Laney
Andrew D. Eggenberser
W. J. Kennedy
Lewistown v
George Glennie
American Forks
Ef, Matthews
Helowton
Wayne Martin
Twedot
H.C. Baxter
Wheatland County
Twofot
Baxter
Consumers’ Oil Company
Olaf
Continental Bank
JE. Maxi
ST. Johnson
Melville
Marlowton
Thomas
Holley
Monay
Frank J. Holmes
Meaneavile
Moon
Almond Perry
George Moore
Harlowton “Visior
Cupsburg
Fharpsburg
Finlen
International Rotary
Everett’ W. Hin
Oklahoma City
Bills
Vallton
RE McHugh
K. A. "Murphy
F. G. Tia
Bob Price
Hot. Hauck
Merman Schneider
Dutto
Conn
Hall
Philipeoure
Mae Morse
Drummond
Philipaburg
Angus Johnston
Tifornia
William B. Cathoan
Dorothy
Seattle
Batur
Jacob Mitchell
Townsend
T. L. Billett Ranch
Andy Christison
Archie
Dhan
Stewart Teft
M. , Hannant
Judith Gap
Wee Otes
Mr. George
Mison County
Logan Bright
Coeur d'Alene
William
Gordon
Conkey
Toledo
Margaret Jones
A.C. Adams
New York
Adams
Bitter Root National Forest
C. W. Ellingwood
George C. Downing
Nellie Stanton
Missoula
Wesley Barker
Portland Ore
CS. Malgor
Siamiliton
Silas Cosette
Corvallis
Willa Walker
Carlie Carla
Jett Whitsell
Cosur d'Alene
EH. Blakeslee
Bobble
Great Falls
Blakesle
M. L. Chaffin
Lon Angeles
Lockridge
Grantadale
Oleta Alle
J. ©. Allen
Carle Lupton
Whitehall
Jack Reid
Love
G. H. Garnett
Swift
Frank Chamberlain
Frank Carlin
Mimouia
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Leme Mines
Matt Kes
College Glee Club
Sheridan News
Seelai Aenalon
Virginia Clay
Walter Eliinghowss
Tron
Euhder Ana Organs i
Alder Gulck
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