Sheridan News items mix of sales talks and local notices
Sheridan notes include Roy Murray of Dillon and W C Hendricks promoting Ford cars here last Saturday. Local residents visit relatives, church events, and school fundraising efforts are described. Ore mining activity on Rock Creek, Aldridge group ore shipments, and Adolf Reichle’s Dillon visit are also reported.
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Rock Creek
Aldridge Boys
Lost Creek
Adolf Reichle
Dillon
Local News From Glen and Surrounding Towns
Bridle P. Co report from April 12 notes Foote visiting Dillon last week and buying a fine team of black horses from the Anderson brothers. Several residents, including Mrs. R. Joy and Julius Hartwig, traveled to Dillon for visits and business. A Beaver Sewing Club meeting discussed erecting a building for social and religious use. five named committee members were to meet Tuesday, but only one attended due to heavy rain.
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Bridhle P. Co
I Foote
Dillon
Laut
Anderson Brothers
R. Joy
Maelrpse
Morris
Jackson
Julius Hartwig
Fay. Gransberry
Little Son
Thad Mauz
J. A. Browne
Mr. Gannon
Stephen Kambich
Louis
Rev. T. Clifford
Jacob Hartwig
Beaver Sewing Club
Flint McCauley
Frank Hoffman
Melrose
Stephen Kambich Jr
Carl Hartwig
Joe Nample
Fred Hartman
Gannon
Hyland Takes Sixty Day Depot Layoff For Spring Work
Apex P O April 12 Hyland begins a sixty day layoff from the depot to tend spring work. Rollwitz spent the weekend in Dillon. Mrs. Frank Bryan visited her mother. Chester Coiner from Idaho brought horses for a sale with Arthur Coiner and Tony Schwartz aiding. They plan to return Thursday. Mautz went to town on business. Coiner, Mattz and Hyland traveled to Dillon Wednesday. Hyland is proving up on his homestead with Conner and Mautz as witnesses.
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Apex P. O
Hyland
Rollwitz
Dillon
Frank Bryan
Chester Coiner
Idaho
Arthur Coiner
Tony Schwartz
Frank Mautz
Messrs
W. H. Coiner
Joe Mattz
Conner
Mautz
Lima News Highlights Local Visits and Band Rehearsals
Mrs Kent visits her son Jean in Lima from Lakeview. Mr and Mrs Gordon Alexander visited Dillon. Mrs George Hansen returns from Helena. John Peat tours Dillon on business. Joseph Jaques returns from Salt Lake with his brother. Lima touts a soda fountain and ice cream parlor at the Post Office store. Henry Fitter visits the county seat. The Lima Military band resumes practice with plans for open air concerts.
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Lima
Kent
Lakeview
Jean
Gordon Alexander
Dillon
George Hansen
Helena
John Peat
Joseph Jaques
Salt Lake
Henry Fitter
Grant News Briefs From Armstead To Dillon
W A Pickett brought his wife and daughter from Armstead after two weeks away. Mr Churchill visited his wife and family in Dillon while Mrs Churchill cared for the home ranch. Mrs Churchill’s mother traveled to Canada to see a sick sister. The Snells took their infant to Dillon for a doctor as the baby remains unwell. William Ames lost a valuable horse last week when it was accidentally shot. William Cunningham visited from Bloody Dick. his daughter Mrs Staley and three grandchildren stayed with her mother Mrs Sage in Terry Mont. Mr and Mrs Gibson moved onto their claim. Henry Barden and Ben Brown dig post holes on Bert Davis place. Bert Davis attended the Dillon horse sale. Mrs Sage filed on land in Dillon.
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William Cunningham
Mrs. Staley
Cattle trades heat up in Lakeview as spring changes unfold
In Lakeview on April 10, cattle sales dominate activity. Wm Fitch and son sold steers bought from Fred I Hanson to J Dodd and W Hollingsworth, at about one hundred dollars per head. Robert Boatman bought stock from J A Jones, Frank Jones, Mathew Reis, Ben Hart and Fred I Hanson. Several ranch moves are planned with Ben Hart and family taking Ruby Boatman ranch in May, Hart Miller possibly returning to Standaker ranch, Forsythe family leaving store duties in June, and Quinn family relocating from Robert Duff place to Dillon.
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Lakeview
Wm. Fitch
Martin
Fred I. Hanson
J. Dodd
Wm. Hollingsworth
Robert Boatman
J. A. Jones
Frank Jones
Mathew Reis
Ben Hart
Ruby Boatman
Cattle Company
Hart Miller
Standaker Ranch
Long Creek
B. L. Forsythe
Quinn
Robert Duff
Dillon
Lakeview Neighbors See Snow Slush After Start of School
Mr and Mrs Mulligan left their Lakeview hotel job as Miss Julia Rose travels via H Wetmore on her Yellowstone teaching path. Charlie Bray and family return to their ranch as school begins with snow melt causing slush. Many battles with grip. Geo Shambow Fred Hanson families attacked. Mrs Albert Metzel visiting valley. Mr Gayles of Dubois Lakeview store proprietor sights over business. Wm O Connor family settled near the school on Alice Davis homestead.
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Mulligan
Lakeview
Julia Rose
H. Wetmore
Yellowstone
Charlie Bray
North Side
Geo, Shambow
Fred Hanson
Albert Metzel
Gayles of
Dubois
Wm. O'Connor
Alice Davis
Death by Own Action Shocks Big Hole Basin
George Clevidence, a 70 plus resident of Wisdom Montana, hanged himself in a barn on his property after a note blamed business losses. His property had been attached by Salmon Creamery. he left a nephew in Bonesboro Maryland a watch, and was buried in Wisdom cemetery after funeral services led by Rev. Barnes.
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Chet Gilbert
Dillon
Adam Kleinath Company
Old Wisdom Meat Company
George Clevidence
Mont
Clevidence
Salmon Creamery Company
Tritt
Charley Anderson
Idaho
Crevidence
Long Hill
Here
Gibbonsville
Bonesboro
Wisdom Cemetery
Rev. Barnes
Big Hole Basin
NEUTRAL HEARTS Poetical plea for world peace and unity
The poem by Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick honors Belgium England France Russia and Japan while lamenting wartime losses. It calls for a future of peace, disarmament, and brotherhood, urging nations to unite for justice and the common good. The piece closes with a plea for truth and love to guide humanity.
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Man
Katherine Kirkpatrick
Maxwell Adds Free Polishing Can to Car Package
Maxwell Motor Car company includes a can of automobile polish with its cars and urges owners to keep vehicles looking bright. President Flanders of Maxwell highlights the aim of maintaining appearance and value.
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Maxwell Motor Car Company
Flanders
The
Maxwell Company
Final Number Excellent at Normal Entertainment
Last Monday evening the final number of the Normal entertainment course was given by the Old Home Singer. The blend of sweet voices performed old Jim favorites to the delight of a large audience in the Normal auditorium.
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Hite
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