Funeral Held For Mrs. Charles E Lippert In Townsend
The funeral of Mrs. Charles E Lippert was held at the Episcopal church in Townsend. The service featured a large crowd, a choir, and tributes to the deceased, who was born April 2 1866 at Diamond Creek Montana and survived by her husband and four children. Her burial followed at Deep Creek cemetery with pallbearers named.
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Townsend
Charles E. Lippert
Episcopal Church
Lizzie “Annie Sharp
Diamond Cuy, Mont
Anthony Sharp
Broadwater County
H. I. Holloway
Ruby Ridgway
Catherine Rollings
Charles Burgess
Jeff Doggett
Thomas Thompson
Ben Thompson
Charles Kanouse
Charles Grimm
William
Bozeman College
George Ballard
W. W. Harvey
W. 8 .Thompson
Jefferson Sharp
Mary Sharp
Belgrade Notes And Social Roundup June 18
Miss Pauline Murray returns from Sacred Heart Academy in Missoula. Belgrade residents hear of Leggitt Prescott party’s Roseburg to Medford trip, gas shortages noted. Local events include church program at Presbyterian center, snow slide visit near Jones canyon, ball game vs Three Forks, and various visits. Odd Fellows activities feature birthday celebrations and a Bozeman committee visit.
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Belgrade
Pauline Murry
Sacred Heart Academy
Missoula
P.M. Parker
Roseburg
Ore
Leggitt-Prescott
Medford
San Jose
Cal
J. W. Kenyon
T. Reese
Carlton
Schilling's Coffee Delivers Wholesome Invigoration
A jovial endorsement touts Schilling's coffee as a morning essential. The aroma and rich flavor precede a warming, body and mind lift, with a money back guarantee if the grocer’s product fails to please.
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Schilling’s
Fever Victims Bitten While Prospecting in Montana
Great Falls reports two men Olaf Boardsen and George W Thompson ill with spotted fever after tick bites in Porcupine country while prospecting. Thompson is Musselshell Oil president. doctors expect recovery as cases mark first spotted fever instances in Great Falls. Also notes South St. Paul market receipts and a descriptive line about a natural salt mountain near Barcelona.
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Great Falls
Olaf Boardsen
Lewistown
George
W Thompson
Melare
Thompson
Musselshell Oil Company
Porcupine
Townsend Plans Giant Fourth of July Celebration
Townsend hosts a monster July 5 event with a parade open air meeting at the county seat. There will be prayers, band selections, readings, oration, and a ball. Afternoon at the county fairgrounds features band concert baseball game races and speed contests with prizes. Evening closes with a dance as committees prepare for visiting guests.
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Townsend
Broadwater County
Commerceial ‘Club
County Fair Grounds
Big Timber Notes Show Summer Moves Across Regions
In Big Timber on June 18 Mrs. B. B. Colvin and daughter Frances Cox leave for Maine for the summer while Frances will teach in Missoula and spend vacation in Yakima Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Primus Bruffel head to their upper Boulder ranch. Mrs. Alfred Johnson and son visit from Hall with relatives. The Camerons move to a Yellowstone river ranch for permanent residence. Mrs. Highie returns from Bozeman with her mother and visits Stanton relations. Mrs. Stanton heads to Portland for part of the summer. Ben Long recovers from a serious operation at Chico Hot Springs, hoping to return home soon. Nellie Aspden visits White Sulphur Springs then returns to the city before heading south. A Little Girls Party honors Mrs. Elsie Roecher and Miss Stella Solberg with old-school days theme, Luncheon includes cakes, cookies, lemonade, and cocoa. In Livingston the Ingraham officiated Mrs. A. L. Phillips and Miss Ene Childs wed at Congregational parsonage. honeymoon at Chico Hot Springs.
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August Bertelsen
California
Montana
Bozeman
Portland
Belgrade
Yellowstone National Park
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Edgar Bertelsen
D. A. Swarner
Logan
William Tribble
Bozeman Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Three Forks
C. l L. Myers
C. E. Hutchings
J. W. Randall
John Bell
J. Moore
Sarah’ Marshall
FM. Gray
Charles Nunnelly
B. Robinson
William Skiner
Central Park
JE. Parker
Letha Lobdell
KR. B. Lobdell
Hamilton
Harriett Wymess
J.C. Conkey
Nashville
Tenn
Utter
Darby
Hamilton-Corvallis
Corvallis
Martin
Bryan
Eddie Hammond
Robert Dick
Culbertson
State University
Dell ‘Meeker
Tad
Wisdom
C. Mulien
Missoula
Hess
Liedstrom
Kile
Mullen
Ab. Pat Wereson
Town
N.A
John Dawes
The
William Nicholson
Haied
Hom
Nicholson
Shriners
Noble
Whitehall
Olae Pecerui
Litte
Dave Ter
Mew
Missoul
Misses Foley
Sten James Dockery
Idawo
Davelver
Gordon
Hison
Donald
Big Timber
B. Colvin
Miss Francox
Washington
Primus Bruffef
Upper
Boulder
Alfred Johnson
Witle
Hall
C.T. Busha
John Cameron
Yestern
Yellowstone River
D. V. Highie
Br. Stanton
Stanton
Ben Long
Nellie Aspden
Southland
Dc Skillman
Elsie Roecher
Stella Solberg
Mel Street
Skillman
Jeanette Sanderton
Guy Skillman
Ethel Stubblen
Livingston
Wedding bells for Wittman and Gaffke at Three Forks church
June 18 report from Three Forks notes Joseph Wittman and Angelia Gaffke wed in the Catholic church with Rev. M. J. Lynch officiating. The couple then traveled to their ranch home after a brief honeymoon. The article also mentions a second wedding, Mint Iva Van ks and Seymore Siminson of Idaho, at Coeur d Alene. Siminson has a job with the Potlatch Lumber camp and the bride has nursing experience. The piece references social events, visitors, and a Ruby theater band concert crowd.
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Three Forks
Joseph Whittman
Angelia Gaffke
Eastern Point
Mia
Nellie Jarboe
Manhattan
Harding Accepts Wilson Challenge
Washington June 18 Senator Harding accepted a challenge from Wilson and endorsed a referendum on foreign policy. President Ison interview discussed League of Nations. Hoover linked to last Republican Convention. Clark of Canton Ohio reported Ohio Republicans ready to move once the nominee is endorsed.
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Washington
Presse
Harding
Peetametree
Claim
Ison
League of Nations
Pieterbert Hirt Ferbert Hoover
Senator Harding
George Clark
Canton
Ohio
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George Reinig
Jacob
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C. R. Grogan
Bridge
W. F. Hardin
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West
Jones
Canyon
Joe Gowin
Hecox
Springhill
Lloyd Markey
Mr. Markley
No. 1 Ranch
Road Gang
Beltrade
A Schilling & Company
San Francisco
United States Mall
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
South 98
Paul
South ST. Paul
Barcelona
Hamilton News
COATS
Ae To
Children’s
Children’s Union
Nevi Strauss
Union
Plest
Ade
Ation Apparel
Fark
Cloret
BIG Timber News
Jersey
Wilson
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