Butte Notes Roundup of Local Visits and Notices
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. A Smith of Dillon is a business sailor here. A D Shields was a gu hotel yesterday. Shea of Bozeman spent yesterday here on business at Schilling's No 9 best cigar Butte. Mr. and Mrs W D Miles City are calling leads at the F. In Nelson of Divide here visiting friends. Wayne Blankenship was a visitor yesterday. Phillins of Mtatta at the Thornton yesterday on business. Dr George Brownback of Dillon was here on business stopping at the Thornton. Mr and Mrs F Renepe of Bozeman were in the city visiting and shopping. F J O'Donnell of Helena spent yesterday here. Paul Lovelace of Bozeman registered at the Finten for a short business visit. Mrs J C Dewane of Wolf Point visited the Finten shopping yesterday. Torn to and Mrs Herbert Downing of 718 West Galena St Sept 5 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Clarence J III East Park Street. A daughter Choir of Mountain View Methodist church will meet for practicing this evening at 8 oclock.
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Orton Bros
A. Smith
Dillon
A. D. Shields
FM. Shea
Bozeman
Schilling
North Main Street
W. D. Sh
Miles City
Nelson
Divide
Wayne Blankenshij
Terday RD
Phillins
aMtatta
Thornton
George Brownback
Wolf Post
Finten
Matter
North
Alaska Street
Herbert Downing
West Galena Stree
Clarence J
Park
Mountain View Metholist Church
Helena News Briefs Reflect War Era Efforts and Local Notices
In Helena, officials announce a war stamp drive underway with Governor Stewart endorsing the effort at a noon event. Local exhibits and fair preparations fill the scene as community leaders discuss administration duties and a resignation from the fair price commission. An estimated 60,000 absent voters in military service have applied to vote in the upcoming election, with around 50,000 already certified.
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Helena
Galena
Stewart
Tauser
Neithe Lewis
Chousity
Aly Atchiman
Ik Chiman
Ana Rt
Ansevt Vorens
Hennessy Fall Style Show at Rialto Theater
American fashion creators were showcased yesterday at Rialto Theater with Hennessy fall styles displayed by ten living models from Tutte. The lineup included gowns for women and misses, coats, furs, and velvet evening wear, all locally made in the United States and presented in a refined, simple elegance.
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Womn
Rialto Theater
The
Hennessy Company
United States
Stern
Mise Tosina
Mise Ettie’ Thomas
Twains
Mary
Violet Bister
Lee
Dunham
Mtlew Tales
Mine Carter
Thomas
Hister
Sain
Registration prep spreads through Beaverhead County
Dillon reports a large turnout expected for registration as the county boards set up locations with Alfred Herrick O. C. depots and others like Tima C. Wall Belk Pattern store Ted Nock Lottie Kimmett Stocker Brenner James Page and more to handle the registration surge. Registration will occur in the morning at Forsyth and other towns including Wisdom Wise River Jackson and Grant with local offices ready for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Pat
Beaverhead
Forsyth
Alfred Herrick
Tima
C. Wall
Belk TC
Ted Nock
Lottie Kimmett Grant
Lina Stocker
Stock Or Stare
Brenner
C. Brenner
Argenta
Warren Cracier Barratts
Caffora Ewing
James
Page
Reek
Dubois Fh Felt
Postoffice
Jackson
Merle Enderly
Post
Stevenson
Wise River
Walter Dons Endive
Francis
Welcome for G F Kelley Amid Montana Pioneers Event
A lively reception honored G F Kelley with cheering crowds in Anaconda Montana. Officials praised Marcus Daly and Marcus Paty while Kelley thanked attendees and spoke of wartime unity and progress. Local host Mr Kelley pledged continued support for national efforts as part of the pioneer gathering.
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Kelley
At Patallishment
Montana
Su Prise
Marcus da
Seaton
Marcus Paty
Hyan
Keely
United States
Kellern
Banequet
Gallatin County Fair Brings Colors and Community Spirit
At Bozeman on September 6 the Gallatin fair showcased varied exhibits, lively farm displays, and a range of women’s work items. A War relief and War Work section highlighted county volunteer efforts, while the crowd welcomed songs by a state band and a chorus.
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Bozeman
Ensign
Lewistown News notes local weddings and wartime events
Lewistown reports the marriage of Joseph professor chemistry at the university atoula and Miss Gusda ES Lang, plans to reside there. The community hears about training camps sending contingents, a Camp Lewis morning visit, and speeches by local figures including H A Templeton. Red Cross and other speakers address soldiers, and local defense and farm incidents are noted amid regional news.
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Day
L. Stein Darger
Red Cross
J. A. Gillaly
A. A Franzke
Averiday
Lewistown
Vemper
Don Wade
R ‘Ational “Bank
Big Field
Cal Texas
Waence
EB. Gels
Winnett
Corps of the Navy
Autte's Roll of Honor Names of Private Soldiers
A fragmentary list titled Autte s Roll of Honor memorializes numerous Private soldiers including William Hest John Byene Deivate Eimera Chatham John T Warrington Kenest tebert Jann ttoey Tia Kapich Christopher Martin Leonard Metters Josph Parka Anthony Pospisher Clarence Reaupre William Catton Ea Darragh Willam Defetmter William Baimett Athert Jt Partin Christian Hotman Rada Ernest Temmet Kine Leonard Carne Lort Daniel A McDon Roy Meltush John J Mequittan Emmett ooneen Patrick O terey Rawin Bes Willham Andrew Jerry Su Sullivan Jackson
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Wiliam
Hest
John
Eimera Chatham
Deena Latin Sdecae de
John T.warrington
Kenest Tebert
Jann Ttoey
Tia Kapich
Christopher
Martin
Leonard Mettersert
Josph Parka
Anthony Pospisher
Clarence i Reaupre
Catton
Ea Darragh
Willam Defetmter
William 1
Baimett
Athert Jt Partin
Christian Hotman
the Charice Jewell
Ernest W. Temmet Matthew
Charles J. Leonard
Carne Lort
Daniel A. McDon
Roy Meltush
John J. Mequittan
Emmett Ooneen
Patrick O'terey
Rawin
Bes
Willham
Andrew
Jerry Su
Enim
Sullivan
Tereate Vieuin
J Jackson
Industrial Workers We A Special Train
Fragmented OCR text mentions industrial workers and a special train. It references St Helena in Kent and agricultural crop reports, with garbled phrases about effort, meat, and war. The readable parts hint at a news item on labor or transport linked to wartime measures. Names, dates, and clear events are missing due to text damage.
Huskies and the French Crush the Huns in Major Breakthrough
From Br et daily field dispatches the French army and Allied forces drive the German line back near Chauny and La Fère with rapid advances. French cavalry pass through Chauny as Manstein’s front weakens, sealing a widening breach along the Sire valley and forest corridors as Huns retreat toward Bresnes and La Fère.
Dillon News: Local affairs and festival plans noted
Dillon reports a busy scene as officers handle estate matters at the Andrus hotel block and move stock to the courthouse. A large crowd prepares for an annual Western rodeo style festival with cowboy and cowgirl frolics, while a teen girl's disappearance triggers protective moves and a telegram from Helena Falls signals tense family hopes. The White funeral drew many friends at View Cemetery, with Mr White remembered as a well known native son. Barnett plans to marry and return to Red Lodge to start life on the groom’s ranch.
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Dillon
Th. Aherit's
Miliiner
Andrus Hotel
Micera
Bustang Wa
Hau
Cnnditie
Livers
Htahe Falls
Etm
Herne
White
Ity
Bute
Barnett
Red Lodge
Simply Impossible Resigns To Fight For Country
Livingston Sept 6 Jack Meigs longtime clerk in the total post Office tendered his resignation to be effective October 1 for entering military service. He was exempted because of government service. The local postmaster prevailed on him to claim exemption. Meigs has three sons in the army and it is said his wish is to serve. He planned to go to Crete in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Jack Meigs
Total Post Office
Young
Meizs
Crete
PEXTION INTERMENT AND FUNERAL NOTES
The text records deaths of Mrs. Thom Rooney and Esther Jane Johns with details about funeral arrangements and interment. It notes addresses and dates, including 1502 East Second Street, and mentions church mass and cemetery services. Interment follows at Semeters and Holy Cross locations with family residence listed.
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Vaughan
Sam Vaughan
Walsh Firm Funeral Directors Combines With Local Embalmers
M. J. Walsh Co funeral directors announces merger with nearby embalmers at 307 309 West Park Street. The combined service expands funeral arrangements and automobile equipment offerings while maintaining longstanding community ties and accessible phone contact.
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M. J. Walsh CO
Fembatme
West Park Street
I'hone
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