Pioneer Resident Harry Parfitt Laid To Rest In Philipsburg
The funeral for Harry Parfitt a longtime Philipsburg resident was held at his North Philipsburg home. Born in Wales 67 years ago he lived in Philipsburg for 36 years and is survived by son John Parfitt and daughters Edna Parfitt and Mrs Virgil Dowell. He belonged to the Odd Fellows and Yeomen.
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Philipsburg
Harry Parfitt
Phil Peburs
North Philipsirg
Mr. Parfitt
Anaconda
Wales
Ohn Parfitt
Edna Parfitt
Virgil Dowell
Portland
Ore
Parfitt
Odd Fellows and Yeomen
Warrant Call Issued by Granite Treasurer in Philipsburg
Philipsburg news notes report County Treasurer Henry A Kroger ordered a warrant call for June 15 covering all outstanding general fund road fund and bridge warrants issued before March 3 1925 plus May warrants, with May tax receipts showing a total delinquent of 7 575 32 and a grand total county and trust funds of 205 813 59 after May.
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Philipsburg
Henry A. Kroger
Deer Lodge Injuries From Fall and Runaway Car
In Deer Lodge L D Jennings was injured Tuesday when a falling tree struck his shoulder during logging work and he was carried home for care. Also in Deer Lodge 11 year old Charles Mueller was hit by a car near Colbert gas station, taken to St Joseph's hospital with non life threatening injuries described as not serious by hospital staff.
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Deer Lodge
L. D. Jennings
Eearly
Charles Mueller
Colbert
Main Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Picnic Plans Set for Deer Lodge Event at City Park
Plans progress for the annual B A KR EK picnic in Deer Lodge on Sunday June 21 at City Park. Missoula Butte and Deer Lodge branches join for a day of baseball, talks by notable speakers, and dancing with large delegations expected.
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Deer Lodge
Missoula
Butte
Lodge
Deer Lodge News Notes Affects Local Population
Deer Lodge notes report the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Don Van Ess on Monday June 18, plus several local visits and travels. Charles Marlowe of Butte was a business visitor, and Lou Turner and her son Richard left for an extended visit in eastern cities. Other items list A L Lowery visiting friends in Butte, Kellegher of Butte in town, Allon Belk visiting aunt Lyman Royce, and Oscar Bielender of Philipsburg visiting his sister Mrs. Warren. Shirley Herzig and Lula Higgins holiday with relatives.
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Philipsburg
Charlies
JL. Perriman
Hall
J. J. Bradley
Peeple
Bradley
John L. Hage
James B. Gallagher
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Don van Ess
Charles Marlowe
Butte
Lou Turner
Richard
R. Wyatt
A. L. Lowery
Kellegher
Allon Belk
Lyman Royce
Istown
Oscar Bielender
Warren Ansesday
Shirley Herzig
Lula Hignis
Four Nurses Receive Diplomas at Bozeman Graduation
Bozeman June 16 four nurses were awarded diplomas at the Bozeman Deaconess hospital school of nursing annual graduation. Millicent Young of Bridger Merle Anderson Dorothy Hillyard of Glendive and Janet Northy of Roberts received diplomas. Rev Charles former president of the Intermountain Union college delivered the commencement address.
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Bozeman
Bozeman Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing
Millicent Young
Bridger
Merle Anderson
Dorothy Hillyard
Glendive
Janet Northy
Roberts
Charles
Intermountain Union College
Dillon booze venders hit with heavy sentences
Y B Hurt convicted of unlawfully selling liquor to minors received 18 months in county jail and a $1000 fine plus $500 on contempt of court. Oscar Garner, for illicit liquor manufacture, was sentenced to six months in county jail and a $500 fine. The Hurt sentence is said to be the heaviest in the local liquor law violations.
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Garner
H. G. Rodgers
College Class Play Delights Big Dillon Crowd
Senior class at Montana State Normal college staged a three act comedy Why Not by Jesse Lynch Williams to a full house in Dillon. Cast included Leonard Chadwick Mary Chadwick Molly Chadwick and others under director Hilda D Hendrickson with music by Wyatt Linson Oliver and Program. Visiting from Honolulu Mrs Pluma Tattersall and BE Himrod arrived yesterday to visit Mrs Tattersall and her husband, The Honolulu Advertiser staffer.
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Leonard Chadwick
Robert Kindslhy
Mary Chadwick
Bernice Hirschman
Molly Chadwick
Alice Cosgrove
Churchill Smith
Marion Lund
Jane Davidge
Jean Brothers
Evadne Thompson
Myrtle Dunks
Billy Thompson
Thompson
Kenneth Cosgrove
Bill Thompson
Armin Jahr
Ruby Wyatt
Honolulu
Dillon
E. R. Himrod
Himrod
R. FF. Tattersall
ineMontana
Pluma Tattersall
Dillon Public Schools
BE. R. Himrod
Two Taken to Hospital In Custody
Sheriff Dick Mooney and Chief Nelson transported Jack Williams and George Haining to Warm Springs state hospital after a district court hearing presided by Judge Lyman H. Bennett. Williams attempted suicide by cutting his throat before capture and both men had been held since late week arrival.
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Dillon
Dick Mooney
Nelson
Warm Springs
Jack Williams
George Haining
Lyman H. Bennett
Williams
Man jailed for fishing without a license in Dillon
R L Lambert resident of Maid Mont arrested by Deputy Game Warden Tom Edmunds in Dillon on a fishing without a license charge. He pleaded guilty before Judge L P Phillips, was fined 27.50, and paid. Lambert is part of a carnival troupe visiting the city and the first violator caught in some time.
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Dillon
R. L
Lambert
Mont
Tom Edmunds
Justice Court
Phillips
Carnival
Gelhaus and Robertson: Dillon Man Marries in Los Angeles
Word reached Dillon on June 16 of the marriage of Albert Gelhaus to Hazel M Robertson of Saginaw Michigan. The bridegroom, a Dillon native, is the son of John and the late Gelhaus residents. Albert served in the air service during World War I and later lived in Dillon before moving to Los Angeles.
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Gelhaus
Robertson
Dillon
Albert Gelhaus
Hazel M Robertson
Saginaw
Mich
Los Angeles
Cal
Thin City
John Gelhaus
Air Service
California
Dillon News Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Residents
PF M Kelly of Salt Lake City visits Dillon guest of Jay Cosgrove. Dellar Gordon attends to business from Armstead. Mrs Ovear Skeen of Harlowton visits her daughter Rose Skeen student at the Normal college. Mr and Mrs John Shessor stay several days from upper Horse Prairie. Peter McKinney of Salmon City Idaho attends to business. Mr and Mrs T J Call visit from Ennis. Charles Schaeffer and Henry Walters of Sheridan call on business. Mr and Mrs John Mullen visit from Armstead. A P Williams, Madison County stock man, is described as a well known figure in the county.
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Dillon
PF. M. Kelly
Salt Lake City
Jay Cosgrove
Dellar Gordon
Armstead
Ovear Skeen
Harlowton
Rose Skeen
The
Normal College
John Shessor
Upper Horse Prairie
Peter McKinney
Salmon City
Idaho
Dillion
T. J. Call
Ennis
Charles Schaeffer
Henry Walters
Sheridan
John Mullen
A. P. Williams
Madison County
Finest quality scrim with colored border trim
Advertisement notes a premium scrim fabric of very fine quality with colored borders and a special price of 365c from a regular 45c value. The line suggests a bulk or sale offer likely from a department store or textile vendor.
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Cretonnes
Dillon Visitors and Local Health Update
Visitor Ira Franks from Alder Miss spends week in Dillon as guest of cousin Gladys Lockeridge. Mrs R F Tattersall returns from Murray Hospital Butte seriously ill weeks. now rapidly improving. Mr and Mrs Sam Peterson visit Dillon from their Big Hole Basin ranch.
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Dillon
Alder
Ira Franks
Gladys Lockeridge
Butte
Murray Hospital
Sam Peterson
Big Hole Bakin
Harlowton News Notes Shine With Local Visitors and Travel
Harlowton notes record numerous visits and travels as residents and guests arrive from Shawmut Roundup and Townsend. Mrs James Andrews leaves for Jackson Minnesota to join her husband and settle. Shrine dance at Liberty hall draws near 200 couples.
Locke Appointed to Reserve Commission
Helena June 16 Jerome J Locke chairman of the Montana industrial accident commission has been chosen by the War Department as Montana’s representative on the reserve corps commission for the Ninth corps area. One reserve officer is selected from each state to study changes in the national act for recommendation to Congress at a December or January meeting in San Pedro.
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Helena
Jerome J. Locke
Montana
Local Medicine Specials Hit Bargain Prices
Phillips Milk of Magnesia laxative 39c regular 50c. Castoria laxative for children 29c regular 5c. Bodi Alcohol Rub soothes stiff muscles 50c. Iodine 1 emergency use 13c Wednesday. Cuticura Salve for cuts bruises 45c. Camphorated Oil for body aches 23c.
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Magnesia
Local residents return from trips and visits across the West
Hamilton notes list multiple residents returning from Berkeley Salt Lake City and Portland and visiting relatives in Idaho Washington and Montana. Attendees include Fred Grill Fred Nelson Soren Nelson Orville Craft Mabel Pringey Zelma Hartley and R A OHara with trips to Santa Clara Butte Minneapolis and Devil's Lake noted.
Veterans Gather for Northern Pacific Parley
Two hundred veteran employees of the Northern Pacific railway, each with 30 years or more service, arrive in Livingston for the opening session of the Veterans association. T. R. Sloan, former Fargo division conductor and now retired, serves as president. After meetings, members will tour Yellowstone Park.
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Associated Seas
Livingston
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific
Veterans’ Association
T. R. Sloan
Fargo
Yellowstone Park
Australia’s Repatriation Expenditures Hit 750 Million
Australia has spent 750 million dollars on repatriating returned soldiers to date. The figure reflects government funding directed at veterans and related services during the postwar period.
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Australia
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