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Local notes and changes in Melville area events
Mr and Mrs Tom Green return home from Leo Cremer ranch then to Butte. Clarence Shipton becomes sole proprietor of City pool hall formerly run by Mowry. Banquet for Sweet Grass Pioneers set for April 1 at high school with 125 invitations. Overcoat stolen from Leo J Cremer in Great Falls. D W Higbie plans to return to Livingston Bank after Tucson stay.
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Tom Green
Leo Cremer Ranch
Butte
Mary K. Forsythe
Adolf Tronrud
Holbeck
Melville
Tronrud
Satuday
Nelle
O. Lamb
Ben B. Miles
A. A. Holbeck
Leo’ J. Cremer
D.W. Higbie
Scandinavian American Bank
National Park Bank of
Livingston
Tucson
Ariz
B. E. Berg
District Court
Gallatin County
J. H. Morrow
Labor Nation Bank of
Three Forks
Mont
Kansas
Maud M. Hickman
Kansas City
Iola
Kan
Ben Long
White Beaver Country
Reed Point
California
Pacific Coast
W. H. Donald
Melville Cattleman
Fort Belknap
Harlowton
Harlem
Donald
Ruth Ole
Severin Oie
State Normal School
Billings
State University
Helena Dispatch
Merchants Bank of
Frank N. Sauer
R. O. Sisman
Mountain View Cemetery
Stillwater Enterprise
Jim Mendenhall
Chicago
Mendenhall
Northwest
J. G. Morrison
Northern Pacific
Sid Brannin
Brannin
Sweet Grass Canyon
Evangelical Church
Ira Melton Brannin
West Virginia
Montana
Melville Country
Ed Bartels
Jerry Jones
J. A. Lowry
Harry Weamer
White Beavers
E .O. Overland
Jones
Weamer Place
Board of County Commissioners
State Board of Equalization
W. A. Conwell
Harvey Cort
W. L. Kennedy
McLeod
Grey Cliff