Polaris March notes fill road house social and local updates
The column reports a popular road house dance and multiple small town items. C Morrison and Milt Hayes sold steers and kept cattle at Bedrock, while Mrs. Crist Hanson and children are recovering from a cold. Ada Hurd visited the K6 on April 2.
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Polaris
Road House
Bedrock
C. Morrison
Milt Hayes
Crist-Hanson
Roy Jackson
James Jackson
Jackson
Mill Point
Aaron Thomas
John Judge
J. C. Harrison
Frank Madden
Dillon
W. S. Tash
John Lenkersdorfer
Anna Marchesseau at Ames Road House Visit
Anna Marchesseau is visiting at the Ames road house, and the evening was enjoyed immensely.
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Anna Marchesseau
Ames Road House
Why He Was Late
A brief joke exchanges a husband explains his delay after meeting Smithson and hearing about stomach trouble. The dialogue ends with a suggestion to take Chamberlain’s Tablets, sold by all dealers.
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Smithson
Chamberlain
Centennial Valley News Roundup From Lakeview March Weather and Local Notes
Cold spell continues through the week with nights remaining frigid. Cattle shipping activity includes R. Boatman moving 250 steers and Bray Bros. plus James Blair shipping beef steers to Seattle. Mrs. Alice Davis reports improved health and a successful desert claim. Mrs. James Dodd of Dillon plans to move to Lakeview with lumber for a new house. Local social notes mention Mrs. Dodd’s arrival and a sparse St Patrick’s dance due to a blizzard.
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Lakeview
R. Boatman
James Doyle
Ed Staley
Lake
Idaho
T. C. Beattie
Anaconda
Ben Miller
Monida
Michigan
Dick Rock
George Garner
Joe Duff
Portland
Art Club
Alice Davis
Butte
Bray Bros
James Blair
Bray
Seattle
James Dodd
Dillon
Lima News Briefs Nibble Through A Spring Valley Life
Lima April 4 special notes Kent family plan to move to a ranch near Lakeview this spring. Bray dinner hosts Charley and wife before leaving for valley home. Bean and Bray families provide music. Local figures Tory on school board and land filings. Old Maids play fundraiser nets over 100. Train No 3 derail incident, plus infant death from purpura hemorrhagica at C E Calvert home.
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Strong
Frank Ripley
Dan Montgomery
Wharton Place
Fred Lintz
Charles Morris
Henry Gleed
Peter Hanson
Gleed
Nye
Lakeview
Lima
Kent
Gene Kent
Centennial Valley
Jack Rabbits
Cain
Joe Nickel
Three Forks
Peter Peterson
Big Sheep Creek
Percy Flinn
Jesse Lacklen
Dillon
Thomas Nelson
Idaho Falls
Gladys Maynard
Elizabeth McGonigle
Verena Vance
Stannard Pool
Loris Johnson
Alford Brothers
Blanche Currie
Local visits and confirmation services at Beeh er Bros Evangelical Lutheran
Mrs E Huber and family guests at Beehrer Bros home in Willis with visits from Dillon and Butte residents. Confirmation services led by Pastor Hudtloff included German and English sermons, baptismal vows, and Lord's Supper. Fred Braner ends three months' stay. moving to new field of work.
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Reichle
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fred Braner
Hudtloff
Frank Beehrer
Julius Hartwig
E. Huber
German Lutheran Church
Mr. Braner
Butte
Infant illness and community notices from Lima
Lima, April 4. Special. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Calvert is very sick but hoped to improve. Mrs. Reumke gave Mrs. John Meyers a farewell party with many friends present. Mrs. Ernest Brothers returned from Salt Lake City. Mrs. Brothers had been in Salt Lake City for weeks in the hospital and is weak but improving. Mrs. W. R. Armstrong visited the Wests of Lima, while Supt. Arm-
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Lima
Calvert
Montana Delegates Named for Northwest Development Congress
Governor Norris appoints a long list of Montana delegates to the Northwest Development congress in Seattle from June 5 to 8. Delegates include C A Smith H L McCaleb Dillon J A Hatch J C Duff and many others from Dillon Harlem Chinook Fromberg Red Lodge and cities statewide. The roster covers towns such as Great Falls Lewistown Butte Helena Missoula Billings and Glendive with dozens more representatives named.
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Norris
Northwestern Development Congress
Seattle
C. A. Smith
H. L McCaleb
Dillon
J. A. Hatch
Harlem
J. C. Duff
Chinook
Hugh Broderick
P. J. Meloy
Townsend
J. G. Clark
Fromberg
W. A. Talmage
Red Lodge
O. M. Holmes
T. H. Larkin
Great Falls
Lewis Newman
W. K. Harber
Twin Bridges
E. P. Conwell
White Sulphur Springs
A. C. Graves
Harlowrtown
A. J. Breitenstein
J. M. Rhoades
Missoula
Frank Wall
J. L. Asbridge
Roundup
John T. Smith
Livingston
Edgar Gibson
Clyde Park
W. B. Jordan
M. F. Jensen
Deer Lodge
George Ward
Miles Romney
Hamilton
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