Powell county Farmers Picnic program announced at Deer Lodge
Sept 6 Deer Lodge reports the Powell county farmers and families invited to a Defense Day event with food, sandwiches, boxing matches, and a countywide gathering. Frank Conley leads the organizing committee with participation from local figures and planned activities.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
Stewart
Montana
Enone
Wyoming
Coey
Tom
Frank Conley
Hell Braxwell
Body of Pioneer Woman to Arrive Here Today
Deer Lodge reports the arrival of the pioneer woman’s body today from Missoula and notes interment at Hin Crest Cemetery. Local events include a library meeting and a banding at clock time, with Auxiliary plans and attendance urged. Guests Franke Conley and Gertrude Maloney are mentioned among visitors and local gatherings.
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Presbyterian Church
C. Phelps
Hin Crest Cemetery
Library
LopGr
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Walters
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Atc Natierk
Spa
Milton Notin
Franke Conley
Toda
Gerkrude
Maloney
Missoula
Deer Lodge social events feature bridge and gardens
In Deer Lodge this week Mrs. Wilson hosted high score bridge at Irvin Lake with ten tables later at the Koshier and Koehler homes. Guests enjoyed blooms, a luncheon, and refreshments. Beside them, Miss Erma Brown attended a dinner party while Kensington memoir theft in Vienna drew attention.
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W . Frank Conley
Irvin Lake
P. Wilson
Koehler
Bridge Thureday
Koshier
Claude Bielenberg
Ber Lodge
Erma Brown
Beaverhead Pow Wow Extended to Four Days in Dillon
Dillon Sept 6. Owing to extraordinary show success the Beaverhead County Pow-wow and Fair will continue Sunday, making a four day event. Sam Freeman in charge of rodeo events says crowds are large and well pleased, with acts including the bucking bull Fiepo and the wild Brahma steer. Daily money standings list Tom Cox first in bronco riding, Lloyd Saunders first in calf roping, Paddy Ryan and Saunders in bulldogging, and Chance winning the mile race. Residents host arrivals and provide housing as crowds grow, a rain dampens but dance at Dillmont Park continues late.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Lloyd’ Saunders
Paday Ryan
George Newton
Paddy Ryan
Lloyd Saunders
Norman Mason
Dillmont Park
Bitter Root Pioneer Albert E Neaves Rites Held
Albert E. Neaves a Bitter Root valley pioneer who arrived with his parents in 1876 was honored at his funeral held at 2 pm yesterday at the family home. The Rev I B Obert officiated with Mrs Elsie Johnson and M Wright at the organ and pallbearers named. Neaves leaves his mother Mrs Little Davis of Corvallis among close kin and friends attended the service.
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Hamilton
Albert E
Bob) Neaves
I. B. Obert
Christian Sharch
Elsie Johnson
M Wright
Tal
A. Noland
Neaves
Bitter Root Valley
Little Davis
Corvallis
E. C. Kurt
Miles Romney Jr
Ben Hamilton
Harry South
Sid Wheeler
C. Z. Hogue
Accident Victim in Serious Condition in Hamilton
In Hamilton on Sept 6 a man injured when his horse crashed into an automobile driven by William Johnson last Monday evening. The victim, Greenup, remains unconscious with severe head injuries at his sister Mrs. James Thorson home. Johnson suffered several lad cuts from the broken windshield.
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Hamilton
James Thorson
William Johnson
Greenup
Morton recovering from severe injuries after truck crash
Morton is recovering from two broken ribs and other injuries sustained when his auto truck went over a grade between Georgetown and Silverlake during a fruit and vegetable run to mining cities. The return trip occurred after nightfall. Hamilton notes list numerous residents traveling or visiting, including Gail Jervis, Mrs. Marx, Mr. and Mrs. Jaeckel, and others, with several trips to Seattle Chicago Missoula and Tacoma.
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Hamilton
Sam Morton
Georgetown
Silverlake
Victor High School Youth Buried After Injury
Victor notes report the burial of a high school youth, Henry Hackett, who died following an appendix operation at a Missoula hospital. Born November 26, 1907, he would have been a sophomore. He is survived by his parents and brothers in Victor. Other Victor items mention Cecil Perry and her daughter from Butte visiting, residents moving, and local family visits during and after the school vacation.
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Missoula
Apendix Henry
Hese Broth
E. J. Hackett
Victor
Cecil Perry
Butte
Deer Lodge
P. Kerr
Ralph Templeton
Bul
Leah Fellows
Titer
Fellow
FN. Paty
William Davis
Ton
Local Notes From Corvallis And Stevensville Areas
Community notes record residents' movements with schooling changes marriages and visits. Miss Elznda Cole teaches at lower Three Mile school while Miss Mary Owings teaches at Rosemont. Ralph McVey bought the Tom Roll ranch. John Hamilton and Vera Martin wed in Corvallis, now to reside near Hamilton. More arrivals departures and trips mark regional life around Sept. 6.
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Bertha Reed
Conner
Lord
Mary Owings
Rosemont
Elznda Cole
Three Mile
Ralph ‘McVey
Tom Roll Ranch
Jeff ‘Tigue
Martin “Kramer
Neil Tuxbury and Sons
Missoula
Hamilton-Matten
Corvallis
John Hamton
Vera Martin
W. D. Lear
Lear
Philipsburg wedding and local society notes
A Philipsburg report describes a wedding at which Edward Courtney of Butte served as best man and Irene Julien acted as maid of honor. The bride wore a gown embellished with jewels and a bridal party included Miss Mary McBride of Butte. The account notes attendees, music, and the departure of the bridal party, along with other Phillipsburg society notices and arrivals in the city.
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Seren
Edward Courtney
Butte
Mise
Irene Juiien
Ra 7
Mary McBride
Leavin
Jecechone
Norma Hunt
Mary
Warner
Manhattan News Notes Reflect Local Visits and Travel
Manhattan News notes arrivals and departures of residents and visitors from Boulder, Denver, Livingston, Ashton, Hardin, Bozeman and Butte. A section mentions a newborn Aug 30 to a local couple and a French Pinon reconstruction donation guiding 24,000 to a new school project.
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