Local News and Actions From Town Notes Spokane Trip and Flu
Local items note Miss Alice Parr traveling Tuesday to Spokane for the Inland Empire Teachers Association session. Town flu cases rise since last October, mostly mild. Lambing season begins on local ranches with favorable weather and a hoped for large crop. Osborn baby dies at home on Kentucky Ave after brief illness. Pearl I Smith receives his field glasses back from government via registered mail. a war department notice awaits detailing voyage of the glasses. Good Government Club at the training school votes to join the state federation of women’s clubs.
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Spokane
Alice Parr
the Normal College
The
Inland Empire Teacher's Association
Pearl I. Smith
War Department
Good Government Club
J. E. Morse
J. W Gunn
Butte
Federation matter discussed at IRS Gunn addressed club
The club heard Gunn speak last week on the subject of state federation. The next sub committee meeting is Tuesday April 15 at 4 o clock. Miss Proudfoot of the Normal College is scheduled to speak on Travels in Europe. For School Trustees the caucus held Friday night at the public school auditorium nominated A. L. Stone and J. H. Gilbert for re election. Election takes place today.
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Irs. Gunn
Lectures on Educational Measurements by Dr. Woody
Dr. Clifford Woody of the University of Washington spent two days at the Normal College delivering lectures on educational measurements. He also spoke Monday evening on The Influence of the War Upon Education at the Training School auditorium. In South Dakota E W Jones of Stamm jewelry left for Groton after telegrams on his wife’s illness. Mrs Jones died before he arrived. she leaves a nine year old daughter and a six month old baby. The death is mourned with universal regret.
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Washington
Clifford Woody
University _of Washington
The
South Dakota
E. W. Jones
Stamm Jewelry Establishment
Groton
Dillon Social: Westminster Guild Entertains
The Northside country club was entertained by Mrs. Peter Nelson in Westminster this week. Mr. Judson Best will entertain the Westminster guild on Thursday April 10. Miss Louise Almy and Mrs. C. S. Brereton delighted the Jolly club Tuesday evening.
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Northside Country Club
Peter Nelson
Judson Best
Westminster Guild
Louise Almy
C. S. Brereton
The
Jolly Club
D A R Plans April 8 Meeting with Mrs. Nash
The D A R will meet on April 8 with Mrs. Jennie Nash on South Atlantic Street.
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Jennie Nash
South Atlantic Street
St James Episcopal guild meetings announced
The Episcopal guild will meet in the Guild hall Thursday April 10 with entertainment by Mrs G M Clernon and Mrs Harry Geer The World Wide guild meets Tuesday April 8 at 7 30 pm at Miss Dorothy Smiths home All welcomeStudents and locals are invited to attend these church group gatherings and socialize with members
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World Wide Guild
Dorothy Smith
Armstead Needle Club Members Entertained at Andrus Hotel
Mrs. J. W. Scott of Armstead entertained the Needle club at the Andrus hotel on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. J. C. Brenner of Brenner, Mrs. Lottie Kimmel of Armstead, Mrs. Abram S. Rife, Mrs. J. E. Monroe, and Miss Louise Anderson of Dillon.
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J. W. Scott
Armstead
Needle Club
Andrus Hotel
J. C. Brenner
Brenner
Lottie Kimmel
Abram S. Rife
J. E. Monroe
Louise Anderson
Dillon
Church Notes at Clekekekre Baptist Church Services
Services held at the Clekepek Baptist Church with morning and evening worship led by Robert Clark. Special music provided by Professor Gregory. All are welcome.
Dillon News Briefs Influenza Strikes Many Local Families
H B Ewer and two children are ill with influenza along with Mrs Herbert Wheat sig ill with flu. Miss Clen Thomas improving from flu. Five in the McDonald family ill. George F Dart back at the store after illness. William Calloway returns from Los Angeles wintering with brother. Parke T Scott receives commission as first lieutenant. Seven Noah Gee family members on the southeast beach ill with flu. Nurse secured from Twin Bridges. G R Reed of Butte installed as Jones Fruit Co representative, wife joining him. Mrs C S Brereton heads to Tacoma to join husband at Camp Lewis. Mrs W F Cashmore and son return from Butte. Peterson of Peterson Olson in Big Hole basin in Dillon. Round Oak ranges for sale at cost. A J Wedum family and Mrs Wedum’s mother ill with influenza. improving. Rev John H Hamstra and wife ill with influenza. Ed Patrick reports son Bill arriving in New York and return home soon. Lt R D Curry of Minneapolis, recently discharged, partners with Dr R R Rathbone for dentistry. O M McIntosh of Seattle visits Dillon. sec treas of North Pacific Lumber Co.
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Parke T. Scott
America
Noah Gee
Twin Bridges
G. R. Reed
Butte
Jones Fruit Company
C. S. Brereton
A.J. Wedum
Berniece
C. Bronson
Wedum
John H. Hamstra
First Baptist Church
Bill
New York
R. D. Curry
Minneapolis
U. S. Army
R. R. Rathbone
O. M. McIntosh
Seattle
Dillon
McIntosh
North Pacific Lumber Co
St James Sunday School Food Sale Announced
The St James Sunday school will hold a food sale at Olmsted Stevenson store on Saturday April 12 at 10 p m. Proceeds support church activities.
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St. James
Olmsted-Stevenson
Methodist Church Services and Events Notice
The notice lists April 6 with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Prof J Wiseman in charge and Communion at 11. Epworth League at 7 p.m. Pastor H G Humphrey preaches at 8 p.m. at Apex School House with 3 p.m. sermon. Lima church events noted for April 4 and 6.
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Apex School House
H. G. Humphrey
Methodist Church
Lima
St James Episcopal Church Schedule and Rector
The St James Episcopal Church posts a Holy Communion at 7 30 a m with church school at 9 45 and evening service at 11 o clock. Sermons are planned by Rector Thos W Bennett with readings and prayers throughout the day.
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St. James Episcopal
Thos
W. Bennett
Full City Ticket Nominated at Monday Caucus
The city caucus at city hall Tuesday night nominated a full city ticket by acclamation with no opposition. The slate includes mayor J. E. Monroe treasurer W. E. Stephenson police magistrate E. G. Farnsworth and aldermen A. F. Waldorf A. W. Graeter A. C. Bond and T. E. Luebben. Election set for Monday.
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Full City Ticket
Monroe
Stephenson
Farnsworth
E. G. Farnsworth
A. F. Waldorf
A. W. Graeter
A. C. Bond
T. E. Luebben
Canal Project Let In Lima for 19 Miles at $50,000
The Lima Ditch company held a meeting last Saturday to award a contract for an irrigation canal nineteen miles long with an estimated cost of about fifty thousand dollars. The action marks a significant infrastructure development for the area.
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Lima Ditch Company
Irrigation Canal Project Planned for Lima Area
The Dillon project by H Youngken aims to build a 10 mile canal from Beaverhead Reservoir to Junction Creek and West Sheep Creek area. It will carry 4,500 inches of water with an estimated cost near 500000 and a 1926 completion target. The work began Monday morning and aims to provide reliable water for Lima and adjacent regions.
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Held, &T
Lima
H. Youngken
Dillon
Jeaverhead
Junction Creek
Sheep ‘Creek
Beaverhead
World War Veterans Organization Formed in Beaverhead
Soldiers and Sailors organize a permanent World War Veterans group at Beaverhead club rooms with J. W. Curray of Butte assisting. Officers elected include Lieut B. A. Risley as chairman secretary George L. Cole and trustees Bert Siria B. E. Downing Alderic Tessier and W. A. Bucher. Temporary officers serve until June for annual elections. The group's aim is to look after members' interests.
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Soldiers and Sailors
Beaverhead Club
World War Veterans
J. W. Curray
Butte
Lieut
B. A. Risley
George L. Cole
Bert Siria
B. E. Downing
Alderic Tessier
W. A. Bucher
Easter program by pupils at Normal Training School
The second of a three part series by pupils of L A Gregory will be held at the Normal Training School Auditorium Tuesday evening April 8. The free program at 8 o'clock features an eighteen piece orchestra and includes Festival Grand March Hopi Dance Serenade Pleiades Long Long Ago and Star Spangled Banner among other selections.
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L. A. Gregory
Normal Training School
Gruenwald
Grun
Harry Ettinger, Jr
Grace Little
Engleman
Orches
Order to Show Cause Why Real Estate Sale Should Not Be Made
A district court in Beaverhead County Montana orders all interested parties to appear on May 3, 1919 at 10 am in Dillon to show cause why Mary E. Selway executrix should be granted an order to sell the decedent Herbert B. Selway s real estate and mining interests.
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Dillon Tribune
Beaverhead County
Jos. C. Smith
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Herbert B. Selway
Mary E. Selway
District Court
Dillon
Gilbert Livestock Co Buys Brook Nook Ranch
This week the Brook Nook ranch in Madison county about twenty miles from Alder passed into the Gilbert Livestock Co of this city. The 16000 acre ranch is ideal for the sheep industry and the deal was arranged by F A Hazlebaker, a local real estate man.
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Brook Nook
Madison County
Alder
Gilbert Livestock Company
F. A. Hazlebaker
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Adverts in Toledo Anglophone 1882
A fragment from a Toledo advertisement notes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine offered by a local firm framed as a cure for all catarrh deemed incurable elsewhere. The text refers to a sworn medical patent remedy and includes a notary acknowledgment dated December in the year 1882.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas
Eney & Co
Eid
Franek J. Cheney
A. B
W. Gleabo
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co Adverts
Abstract and title company located in Dillon Montana. Frank Hazel baker serves as president in this advertisement promoting services for securing property records and abstracts.
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Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Dillon, Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
Landlady and Author Trade Rent Arrears Plea
The Boston Transcript reports a tense exchange over overdue room rent with a landlady pressing payment as a hard-up author explains awaiting a publisher’s check for a new novel. The exchange highlights financial strain and dependency on literary income.
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Boston Transcript
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Herbert Wheat Sig
Clen Thomas
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Dart
William Calloway
Los Angeles
Beaverhead Co
W. H. Smith
City Hall
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Laurel
W. E. Stephen
Ing
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Barnard
Francis Cashmore
Jay Cosgrove
Luscomb
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Key
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Helen
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