Funeral for Mrs. Bridget Thrasher Held in Deer Lodge
Mrs. Bridget Thrasher died at her Pioneer home. Funeral services were conducted at the Methodist church with Rev. Haskell Tudor presiding. Pallbearers were American Legion members. interment followed at Hill Crest cemetery. Other Deer Lodge notes report bankers at Bozeman convention, local visits, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Bridget Thrasher
Pioneer
Methodist Church
Haskell Tudor
American Legion
Laus Wohlen
Jack Gilbert
George Damones
Ed Cummins
McCoy
Pat Keeley
Hill Crest Cemetery
Peer Lodge
Arthur J. Lechrie
United States National Bank
Bankers of
Montana
Bozeman
S. P. Wilson
Virginia City
Gus Brand
Gold Creek
William Byrnes
Avon
W. F. Gullette
Deer Lodge Bank and Trust Company
Bankers
Frank Slaughtner
Otto Gerdts
Garrison
John Rodgers
Antwine Thrasher
Lewie
William Knop
R. D. Larabie
Larabia Brothers Bank
L. N. Gullette
Helena
Charlie Gibbons
Jene
K. Kuba
Methodist
Hill Crest
Ben Critzer
Spokane
Laura Critzer
Wisner
Albert Ming
Bert Thrasher
Gold Crek
Mining work planned at Moose Lake in near future
Philip sburg News notes report superintendent David T Conklin of Banner Mining Moose Lake in New York six weeks for business. He notes that unusual mining activity will be started soon at Moose Lake. Also mentioned are returns from visits by W Fink Clara McDonel Cathryn Cole and Joseph Pritchard to various relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Mont
David T. Conklin
Banner Mining Company
Moose Lake
New York
Conklin
W. Fink
Butte
Clara TD. McDonel
Anaconda
John H. Cole
Cathryn
Joseph Pritchard
Bitter Root News social notes July travels and births
Bitter Root News notes Mr and Mrs Lewis Downing and Mr and Mrs Ben Ogg on a motor trip through Yellowstone. Mrs J W Girard of New York visits her mother Mrs Margaret Daly and Countess Sigray. Dr B C Lee attends Montana Dental Association meeting in Butte. O M Gerer leaves for San Francisco on Equity Life Insurance business. A R Craft travels to Bozeman for Bitter Root firm work. Twin babies born to Mr and Mrs J A McGregor. Wallace Mccracken attends state bankers meeting in Bozeman. A E Walsh travels to Seattle then San Francisco for weeks. R A Geary motor trip to Glacier Park after Yellowstone visit. A Strom of Anaconda returns from visit with B C Marx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Lewis Downing
Mes
Ben Ogg
Yellowstone Park
J. W. Girard
New York
Margaret Daly
Countess Sigray
Daly Home
B. C. Lee
Montana Dental Association
Butte
O. M. Gerer
San Francisco
Equity Life Insurance Company
Great Falla
A. R. Craft
Clark Lead Pea Company
Bozeman
Bitter Root
J. A. McGregor
Twinny
Wallace MccCrackin
State Bankers’ Association
A. E. Walsh
Seattle
R. A. Geary
Glacier Park
A. Strom
Anaconda
Mrs
B. C. Marx
Corvallis News Notes July 18 Guests and Travels
CORVALLIS NEWS NOTES reports a week of visitors at local homes including Mrs C C Chaffin and daughter Cora Chaffin of Missoula, Adalaid and Virginia Bigelow visiting at the Tyrrell ranch, and Peter Federsohn from Los Angeles. Others travel, recoveries and visits are noted along with trips to Anaconda and Missoula. Miles Lowash`s illness summons Tom Weatherly to St Louis. Archie Dye, injured in a Georgetown lake crash, returns from Anaconda hospital, improving. Mr Knuth of Butte visits Corvallis and returns home with the Tatros. The Bryan family motor trip covers Anaconda, Gregson Springs, Butte and Missoula via Skal kas road and Yellowstone trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Chaffin
Misa Cora Chaffin
Missoula
M. L. Chaffin
Adalaid
Virginia Bigelow
Clarissa Bigelow
Walter Tyrrell
Peter Federsohn
Los Angeles
Frank. Darbee
Otto Quast
Mr. Federsohn
California
Tom Weatherly
St. Louis
Miles Lowash
Archie Dye
Georgetown Lake
Anaconda
Harry Knuth
Central Hotel
Butte
John Tatro
Tatro
M. Bryan
Emma Mann
Ludlow
Clara Kentner
Gregson Springe
Skalkaho Road
Yellowstone Trail
Revolt Doomed in Sao Paulo Says Advices
Washington July 18 advices from Blanton dated July 17 say the revolutionary movement in Sao Paulo Brazil is doomed and note a decided burn for the better in local conditions as reported to the state department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sao Paulo
Brazil
State Department
Blanton
Russians Preserve Aurocus in Western Caucasia Preserve
About 200000 acres in Western Caucasia where the auroch or European bison still survives have been declared a national preserve. The purpose is to afford these animals adequate protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Caucasia
Baptist Minister Gives Tanlac Full Credit
A Baptist minister, Rev. B. B. Bell of San Antonio, testimonials that Tanlac improved his 30 year stomach and nerve troubles. He says six weeks gave him new nerves, better digestion, ravenous appetite, steady nerves, regular liver action, and sound sleep. He continues to use Tanlac with success and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
B. B. Bell
Elmst
San Antonio
Tex
Beaverhead Wool Market Nears Million Dollar Value
Dillon Montana reports a bustling wool season with most Beaverhead clips sold or consigned. Prices moved from 38 to 40 cents, one early clip at 42 cents, and the county’s total expected clip nears 2,600,000 pounds, worth nearly $1,000,000 to growers. Buyers have been active, contracts remain, and shipments to Boston continue from the local warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Boston
Dillon July visitors and residents drop in for business
Dillon residents and visitors were noted in a roundup of daily activity. W. B. Tash from Grasshopper ranch handled business in town, Mrs. Margaret Graeter of Argenta visited friends, J. D. Brandenburg from Lima dropped by, Nettie Hand from Lavon was in town, William Climer from Armstead visited, A. P. Williams from Madison County attended to matters, Clayton Kennedy came from Centennial Valley, Fred Simons family stayed with H. H. Brammann, Emil Schindler from Big Hole Basin spent days here, T. R. Pierce from Grant and Matt Kay from Horse Prairie were among those seen, E. B. Roe of Bedrock also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Tash
Grasshopper
Margaret Graeter
Argenta
J. D. Brandenburg
Lima
Nettie Hand
Lavon
William Climer
Armstead
A. P. Williams
Madison County
Alder
Clayton Kennedy
Centennial Valley
Fred Simons
H. H. Brammsman
Emil Schindler
Big Hole Basin
T. R. Pierce
Grant
Matt Kay
Horse Prairie
E. B. Roe
Bedrock
Anaconda Barbecue Draws Hundreds for Skalkaho Highway Opening
Several hundred autos will travel from Anaconda to the Skalkaho highway opening near the Bitter Root forks, 17 miles from Hamilton, for a large barbecue. Dr. R. W. Beck will speak and ex-Senator J. B. Gnogse is expected to attend. Seven beef steers will be roasted, with abundant bread and coffee. Volunteers donate ice milk and support from Hamilton and Ravalli County boosters ensures a festive turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Skalkaho Highway
Bitter Root
Skalkaho Creek
Hamilton
Northwest
R. W. Beck
Iex
J. B. Gnogse
Montana Senate
H. D
Honest Dan) Shepard
C. K B. Hartley
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Totman
J. O. Read
Frank Cone
Ravalli County
Lemmon Chosen Head Chautauqua Boosters
At a meeting in the Montana hotel Charles A. Lemmon was unanimously elected president and Charles E. Farnsworth secretary of the local Chautauqua guarantors. The group aims to sell season tickets at 2.75 for adults 1.50 for high school students and 1 for children with each of 100 guarantors responsible for 20 dollars. Warl Nott of Ellison White praised this year’s program as the best yet and enthusiasm ran high for a successful event August 1 through 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Charles A. Lemmon
Charles E. Farnsworth
Warl Nott
Ellison & White
The
Chautauqua
Ast
Ceavieanes
Speeding and vagrancy arrests rock county jail records
A man giving the name Sweeney Was arrested for speeding by Officers Beausollel and Connolly and pleaded guilty before Judge Murphy, fined $10. Sigurd Isaacson was arrested for vagrancy and jailed, under a suspended 90 day sentence. Justice Pringle ordered him held at the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Beausollel
Connolly
Elks Meet and Philipsburg Trip Notice
Diks notice states Elks traveling to Philipsburg should meet at the Elks hall at seven in the evening with their cars and assemble at Philipsburg by 8 30. Signed Exalted Ruler and Secretary Gerborge Hackett F H Clinton Ady. A Russian delegate recalls Moscow society events and notes hunger at a coffee stall after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diks
Elks
Philipsburg
Elks Hall
Gerborge Hackett
F. H. Clinton
Ady
London
Russia
Moscow
Deer Lodge County Board of Equalization Schedule
Deer Lodge county commissioners will meet as a board of equalization on Mondays and Tuesdays from July 21 to August 11. If business runs long, special sessions may be held during that period, per the clerk and recorder's office announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Equalization
Deer Lodge
Montana Weather Drench Across State With Rain Spread
Unsettled conditions covered Montana on Friday with unrelenting rain across the state and extending into North Dakota. Temperatures fluctuated as wet weather moved, bringing varying precipitation and cloudy skies to many regions.
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Mx. Min. Precip
Bento Kel
Kalispell
Bevor Cup Cen c Sas
CORED
Ovicpenets Io
Los Angeles
St. Paul-Minneapolis
San Francisco
Montana
North Dakota
Weather notes from the Northwest and Great Plains regions
Showers extended into the upper Columbia valley and further north into Alberta and Saskatchewan near the international line. Temperatures in the Northwest were moderate. Barometers fell on the northern plains while rising in the Rockies in southwestern Montana and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Columbia Valley
International Line
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Northwest
Plains
Rockies
Montana
Wyoming
Silver Salmon Haul By Helmville Fishermen
A big catch of silver salmon, one of the first to be exhibited in Butte, was brought in yesterday by Dr. H. A. Maillet and Marcus Murray. The fishermen fished at Brown's lake near Helmville for several days and reported great sport with the salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
H. A. Maillet
Marcus Murray
Brown's Lake
Helmville
Picnic at Gregson Hot Springs by Shortridge pupils
Sunday school pupils of Shortridge Memorial Christian church plan a picnic at Gregson hot springs. The program features games and races. Children under 12 ride free in automobiles. Adults should use B A P trains or regular buses. Coffee and lemonade will be served free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregson
Shortridge Memorial
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Tanlac
America
Intermountain
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Mme
Jane Sazaki
Anaconda News
Lemmon
Chautauqua Boosters
East Park Ave
Ange
Jie
Opelryn
Calcutta
Losaka
Tauris
A. S
United States
Paris
Ashington
S.S.S
Diamond
Utal
Washoe Coal CO
R. B. Abbott CO
G. W. Thorburn
Cherry Street
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