Whitehall Social and Military Roundup on June Weekend
Whitehall notes describe visits by Mrs. Emma Jones and others to Twin Bridges and the W. J. Toepfer ranch, plus local calls to Silver Star and Pipestone beach. National Guard detachment en route to Fort Harrison, with Capt. Lowry as acting adjutant, and a funeral for Harry Willerton in Waterloo.
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Whitehall
Emma Jones
Mabel
Twin Bridges
W. J
Butte
M. I. Tuttle
Forks
National Guard
Thomas Weir
Helena
Fort Harrison
William J. Lowry
Maud Eaton
Cardwell
R. P. Richardson
W.W. E. Woodard
Woodard
Pipestone Beach
Richardsons
Seattle
Los Angeles
John Reagan
Harry Willerton
Waterloo
Willerton
George Cox
Fish Creek
J. T. Wyne
Martha Winslow
Spokane
William Wentworth
W. W. McCall
Wyne
Pipestone
L. R. Packard
Brannon
the State University
Liddle
Hurdt
University of North Dakota
Frank Johnson
Philip
Ike EB. O. Pace
Jack
John W. Pace
Ward King
King
C. A. Barker
Acacia Chapter
Eastern Star
Meadames
J. A Reed
Ella Lepp
Nellie Meen
E. G. Evans
Catherine
Betty
Beach
J. W. Reed
Fred Tebay
Betty Evans
Edna Tait
Marguerite McFadden
Kathryn Clinton
Mabel Lewis
Peggy Alexander
Jay Anderson
Hugh Mosier
Charles Wolverton
Allan Murphy
John McFadden
Stevensville notes from Bitter Root News June update
June 18 Stevensville items report Lewis Howard visiting from Boulder, LeRoy Stratton returning from surgery, Rose Cook from Los Angeles visiting, H H Duncan camping at Lake Rowan, Rose Barrett and Ora Evang on vacation, news of death of a grandchild in Indianapolis, Bitter Root Valentine Holstein bull sold to state TB sanitarium, and W Ayers family spending summer in Washington.
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Stevensville
Lewis Howard
Boulder
Ray Howard
LeRoy Stratton
Rose Cook
Los Angeles
Henry Stengem
H. H. Duncan
Lake Rowan
Rose Barrett
St Heron
Ora Evang
Lewistown
Brevensville
George
Indianapolis
Ind
Cunningham
Corvallis Friends Honor W. M. Kenney
Corvallis readers recount a birthday party for W M Kenney hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Kenney. The game of 600 used seven tables with first prizes awarded to Mrs Giese and T Magee. A luncheon followed at midnight in a cordial gathering of friends.
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Corvallis
W. M. Kenney
Mr. Kenney
Giese
T. Magee
Kenney
Alice Magee
Gladys Brooks
Marie Richie
Margaret Leibel
Basin Social Roundup Sees Visitors and Local Visitors
Basin Basin June 18 report notes Mrs Charles Woods of Boulder visiting with husband and daughters. Many residents including Bernard Hogan from Butte, Miss Ruby Hanna from Jefferson City, Frank Wyatt from Helena, and Paul George returning from Fort Harrison appear in weekend visits. Several residents undergo tonsil operations in Boulder and nearby clinics. others travel to Butte, Helena, and Livingston for work or family events.
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Brinton
Arthur EK
Loinefle
Helena
Arthur Duchene
Gene
Butte
Charlies Bessett
Buttee
M. B. Sanders
Agnes Sanders
Alta Fleming
Arthur Long Fellow
Harry Wyatt
Ruby Hanna
Thelma
Sheldon Austin
Boulder
A. 8
Kilburn
Idilian
Helen
Ethel
J. J. Davis
H. E. Loiselle
Roy E. Leonard
Boulder Valley
John Quinn
A. E. Loiselle
Joe
Arthur Nugent
Joe Nugent
Albert Beck
Elk Park
Telephone
Will Stevens
Lowland
Hayes Axtell
Axtell
Will Wilcocks
Wilcocks
R. M. Pierce
Pierce
Carrie Parr
Fred J. Taylor
Joe Fischer
Clyde Darby
Ray Burroughs
Floyd Collins
Silver Bow
Milt Collins
W. EB. Blackman
Bernice
Frank Castile
the Lowlands
Alta Cox
A. B. Cherry
Warren Gilmer
F. Brinton
Josephine
Loretta Hopkins
Comet Mine
Lena Mattson
Rose Taylor
Doris
Mary O'Rourke
Josephine Pallis
Hills
Kosola
Dave Loughran
Stephen Guillio
Comet
McLean
Missoula
Marion Kelly
Roy Fleming
Basin
C. H. Axtell
Joe Yob
Ellen Berg
Battersday
Aldemar Sandquist
Berg
Oakland
Tullock
Cal
R. Christensen
Lowlands
MacNanama
Joe Sprott
High Ore
Frank LaMoine
Jardott
Perry Tefft
Mott
Deer Lodge
McCoy
Vera Eivans
Chicago
Ross Sugg
C. A. Fox
Charles Kimmerly
Avon
William Rare
Charles Mueller
Hiram Rogers
Anaconda
William FP. Halloran
Plumb Murray
Fred Bixler
Ray Gilham
Lewistown
John Warren
Elliston
Deer Lodge prepares for rodeo and 49 show crowd
Stock shipments arrived to feed the July 3 4 rodeo and 49 show events in Deer Lodge. 26 head of steers from Denver were unloaded and pastured for conditioning. Committees led by Mike Gannon organize stock booths and prize events as riders and showmen rush entries and equipment to the Hotel Deer.
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Deer Lodge
Denver
Col
Pasturage
Powell County
Mike Gannon
Deerse
Local Social Notes Mention Bonners Ferry Visitors
Florence Kosola joined Mr and Mrs Fred Wilson for a Ruby fishing trip and campout. Mrs Dave Clements heads home to Butte after packing to move back. Hart Collins and children return from Butte after a visit. Jack Raitor visits from Great Falls. George Handchild and County Attorney Johnson drive up for business. John Lockerson and Ernest Sumner dined with the Wilsons.
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Bonners Ferry
Copeland
Idaho
Florence Kosola
Fred Wilson
Ruby
Dave Clements
Butte
Hart Collins
Jack Raitor
Comet
Rodgers Company
Great Falls
George Handchild
H. Johnson
John Lockerson
Ernest Sumner
Nurses Acquitted of Liquor Charges in Court Martial
By the Associated Press Washington June 18 Navy nurse Katherine C C Glancy was acquitted by a court martial of bringing liquor into the United States on a transport. The panel cleared her after also acquitting nurse Ruth Anderson on the same charge in the same session.
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Associated Press
Washington
Katherine CC. Glancy
United States
Ruth Anderson
Melvin murder case crews work on clews and licenses
From the city prison officers work on clews in the Melvin murder case after arrest for possession of a gun watch and spectacles once owned by Frank Melvin a slain track man in Dawson canyon last November. Licenses to wed were issued in Silver Bow county Harold Roy Ruth Wiles W B Radford Jesse Brown and Philip Hoagland among others.
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Frank Melvin
Dawson Canyon
Bagley
Melvin
Silver Bow
Silver Bow County
Harold Roy
Ruth Wiles
Butte
Radford
Jesse Brown
Anaconda
Motorists Fined In Court Session
Motorists faced fines in a police court session for city ordinance violations. John Kozak paid $10 for lacking a driving permit, BE Hunt received $10 for no license, and B Lincoln forfeited $10 for traffic rule violations. Al Muntzer and Pete Sulli were jailed 30 days for following a young woman, with notices of appeal filed. England Japan and Java noted as densely populated regions.
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John Kozak
Hunt
B. Lincoln
al Muntzer
Pete Sulli
Strength and Steam? Pinkham's Remedy Brings Mrs Wilhelmy Relief
Mrs Mary Wilhelmy of St Paul describes stress overwork and insomnia. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving appetite sleep and well being after doctors advised surgery. She praises the tonic for others with similar female ailments.
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Mary Wilhelmy
St. Paul
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Whitehall News Notes
Bitter Root News
America
Basin Bureau
Bureau
Kellogg’s
Clews
William “Tex” Bagley
Philip Hoagland of
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The
Leggat
Mello
Aus Rent Rt
Somme
Hein
Riercey
England
Japan
Java
Chamberlain
Mrs. Wilhelmy
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