Week's Local News In Paragraphs
Reports say doctors may save all but one finger of Master Teddy Soper after a chopping block accident. Leonard Eliel returns from southern California, Jim Brown arrives from Alaska to visit and mine, and J. W. Carney attends his father Pat Carney’s 70th birthday celebration in Waterloo. Bert Williams and wife visit Butte for son Bernard’s tonsil operation. Charles Price improves in Butte after eye treatment. Mrs Price joins him in Rate as he recovers.
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Teddy Soper
David Wemple
Alaska
Jim Brown
J. W. Carney
Waterloo
Mr. Carney
Pat Carney
Treasure State
Bert Williams
Butte
Bernard
Missoula
University
Charles Price
Mr. Price
Rochester Man Returns From Operation
W. E. Barry, returning from Rochester Minnesota, after an operation for the removal of goitre, is rapidly improving and expected to be home soon.
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Rochester
W. E. Barry
Minn
Zagoitre
Return of Dan Little From Salt Lake Hospital
Dan Little has returned Monday from Salt Lake City where he was a patient at Short Line hospital for several weeks after a recent operation. Carag ta Prattea Mra Finley Wat.
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Salt Lake
Dan Little
Salt Lake City
Short Line Hospital
Mra Finley Wat
Easter Week Notices and Local church Services
A resident departs for Butte for sinus treatment while Miss Margaret Ryburn undergoes an appendectomy with expected return home soon. Easter week services are listed at St James and First Baptist with pageants, Holy Communion, and sermons led by Rector Thomas W. Bennett and Pastor Geo. MacDougall.
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Margaret Ryburn
Butte
R. H. Ryburn
St. James
Illam
Thomas W. Bennett
First Baptist Church
Geo. MacDougall
Auto crash injures Mrs McGrade and Miss McGrady near Anaconda
Minnie McGrade 28 of Anaconda and Margaret McGrady 20 of Butte were hurt when a speeding car overturned on the Butte Anaconda highway. George Anderson and Oscar Sink, both in the party, suffered injuries. Anderson claimed high speed and brake failure. Mrs McGrade and Miss McGrady were listed as recovering at St Ann's hospital.
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Minnie McGrade
Margaret McGrady
Butte
Anaconda
The
Normal College
Butte-Anaconda
Fred B. Smith
East Park Avenue
St. Ann’s Honital
Concord Block
George Anderson
Oscar Sink
Anderson
A. Anderson
O. D. Morgan
Oscar Link
Montana
Carl Lucas
Red Lodge
Granite-Alaska
Concord
McGrade
Brown’s Quarry
Miss McGrady
John Shesser Visits Dillon Local Christian Science Society
John Shesser spends several days this week in Dillon from his Horse Prairie home. The Christian Science Society of Dillon on Yeaman Block Center Street hosts services Sunday at 11 am on the topic Reality with Sunday school at 9 45 and a Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock all are welcome.
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John Shesser
Dillon
Horse Prairie
Christian Science Society of
Yeaman Block
Center Street
Dillon Montana to hold April 1921 municipal election
Notice sets first Monday in April 1921 for mayor city treasurer police magistrate and four aldermen seats in Dillon Montana with polling places in four wards. Lists polling places judges and clerks and hours from eight am to six pm. Also includes tax refund claims deadline June 1 1921 and official notice by city clerk Henry G. Rodgers.
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Dillon
Montana
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William F. Drummy
Rev
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Rev. Edt. Smith
Frank P. Harrison
Frances Sullivan
Carrie Hirschman
Merle Erwin
Third Ward
Metlen Hotel
W.J. Cushing
LeVant Taylor
George Botts
A G. Williams
Maud Price
Fourth Ward
Union Electric Office
James Walker
A. B. Martin
Frank Nelson
Jean. Bishop
A. L. Anderson
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Henry G. Rodgers
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