Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Trades
Dillon locals report visitors and business dealings including William Coulter from Missoula and Burt Adams Tower from Butte. Tattersall's advertises steel ranges Singer sewing machines and general bargains. Hazelbaker offers public land scrip. Emmett Drummey returns from France to work at Andrus hotel. Franks, Inglesworth, and other residents engage in land, abstracts, and real estate activity.
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William Coulter
Missoula
Dillon
Tattersall’s
Roy Hise
Polaris
Singer Sewing Machines
Burt Adams Tower
Butte
W. B. Orem
Hazelbaker
J. A. Lawrence
Jessie
Dewey
Tattersall's
Emmett Drummey
France
Andrus Hôtel
Last Lyceum Program Closes Season
The Normal Lyceum Course ends next Friday evening with the Schubert Sextette as the final attraction. The Schubert Sextette is billed as the strongest number of the season and promises a high class concert now in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. Youngken
Bedrock
Palmer and Hough
Great Falls
Dillon
E. W. Jones
Iowa
Schubert Sextette
Schubert
Beaverhead Abstract Company Week Ending April 12 1919
From the Beaverhead Abstract Company weekly report for April 12 1919 the summary lists real estate transfers and legal notices recorded in Beaverhead county. It notes properties conveyed to new owners and associated fees, with figures showing totals for the period.
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Great French Sacrifice Calls for Worlds Gratitude
A 1920s style advertisement praises France for suffering in war and credits French peasants with a remedy for stomach liver and intestinal disorders. Geo H Mayr is named as a Chicago chemist selling Mayr's Wonderful Remedy in the United States. The ad claims the preparation relieves catarrhal mucus and inflammation and promises a money back guarantee. Potts druggist is listed as a local seller with ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Geo. H. Mayr
Chicago
Mayr
Potts
Relief Effort Sought for Farm Labor Shortage in Montana
Helena reports farm labor shortage prompting D. D. Green to seek relief by notifying Camp Lewis and arranging direct job placements for discharged soldiers on Montana farms. Lieutenant C. H. Brittenham replies that lining up specific positions would greatly aid the effort.
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Helena
D. D. Greenfield
Agriculture and Publicity
Camp Vocational Department
Camp Lewis
Washington
Montana
C. H. Brittenham
Brand marks for stock horses described with shoulder and thigh locations
Reading describes stock horse brands with marks on the right shoulder or thigh and notes possible CN and MN references. The fragment mentions five lyres and rights but lacks full context or complete details.
Labor letters propose direct job assurances for workers
Commissioner Greenfield urges workers to write to Lieut Brittenham at Camp Lewis Washington from Camp Vocational Department. Those seeking farm labor should state their needs number of men available time frame and wages offered to secure employment.
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Greenfield
Brittenham
Camp Vocational Department
Camp Lewis
Washington
Governor Stewart urges Montana to back Victory Liberty Loan
Minneapolis April 10 Arthur R Rogers reports a letter from Montana Governor S V Stewart explaining why the Victory Liberty Loan should succeed He appeals to imagination and loyalty noting Allied forces have won decisively and urging Montanans to subscribe promptly and fully He expresses faith in Montanans to do their part and support the war effort through the loan
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Minneapolis
Arthur R. Rogers
Ninth District War Loan Organization
S. V. Stewart
Montana
United States
Efa ster Program at the Methodist Church
Sunday service music directed by Miss Jean Bishop features anthems Hail Thou Glorious Morn The End of the Sabbath Hallelujah Christ Is Risen with choir performances and soloists including Mrs Wm Furshner and Mrs Roy Stephenson in a listed garden trio.
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Methodist Church
Jean Bishop
Adams
Roma
Wm. Furshner
Wilde
Wilson
Roy Stephenson
Jos. Leimert
Lyon
Easter Program at M E Church Evening Service
Easter activities listed for Sunday at 7 30 include opening hymn and prayer. The Primary department performs Song Praise Him with a greetings by Ruth Berry and a Haster Eggs exercise featuring six named participants.
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M. E. Church
Ruth Berry
Easter program recitation and song lineup lists participants
A lengthy sequence of names and roles outlines an Easter program including recitations, songs, exercises, and readings. Named participants include Edith Nelson May Drake Marie Kerr Beatrice Wiseman Catherine Williamson Virgie Miller John Somers Hazel Spencer Dale Rumbaugh Billie Furschner Tommy Furschner Gene Youngken Ralph Spencer Ruth Youngken Bettie Furschner Helen Brown Mildred Carey Orvis Miller John Bourquin Hugh Wells Albert Elder Boyd Stoller Anna May Stoller Eleanor Selway Francis Dunn Anna Harris Ethel Spencer Eryan Nelson Mabel Hughes Mary Schwartz Nana Beth Smith Lester Bourquin Harold Badcon Curtis Grunell Marvin Bidstrup Mabel Hoerning Orpha Baker Francis Conners Nedra Parks Naomi Hildreth Grace Ewing George Yost Martha Opp Harold Selway Gladys Hughes Billie Boone Martha Opp Anna Nutting and others. Primary department involved in several items. Ends with offering and benediction.
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Edith Nelson
May Drake
Marie Kerr
George Drake
God
Beatrice Wiseman
Catherine Williamson
Virgie Miller
John Somers
Hazel Spencer
Dale Rumbau
John Bourquin
Hugh Wells
Albert Elder
Boyd Stoller
Anna May Stoller
Eleanor Selway
Francis Dunn
Anna Harris
Ruth Jones
Ethel Spencer
Eryan Nelson
Mabel Hughes
Mary Schwartz
Fern Henderson
Dorothy Blinn
Jane Boone
Five Little Blue Bells
Nana Beth Smith
Lester , Bourquin
Harold Badcon
Curtis Grunell
Marvin Bidstrup
Mabel Hoerning
Minnie Wemple
Doras Patterson
Francis McMurchie
Mary
Victory Liberty Loan appeal underlines cost of war
The piece argues spending billions now saves lives, citing 100000 American deaths avoided by war efforts. It praises navy and army plans to end the war sooner, noting shipbuilding growth from 61 to 198 shipyards and urging support for the Victory Liberty Loan to fund ships and victory. It also calls housewives to reduce food waste valued at 750,000,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
War
Navy
Germany
France
America
Pershing
Sniper Fire Echoes From Edge Of No Man's Land
Private Lewis recalls sleeping in a corner dugout near the front line just as armistice changes kept combat from resuming. He says he previously fired on a sniper from the same corner and reflects on how odd the quiet now feels.
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Lewis
No Man’s Land
Ralsie
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W. E. Chapman
Dell
McDonald, Netten Hotel
Amy Miller
P. O. Davis
Belgrade Journal
Charles W. Scott
Ed. Marchesseau
Grasshopper Valley
Southern
Montana Hardway & Implent Co
Sam Arndts
Nick Birrer
Lima
Anna L. Bauman
T. D. Olmsted
Dr. Kistler
Roy Murray
Verona Dansie
H. L. Sewell
Kansas
Beaverhead
Paul Stahl
M. H. Edie
Geo. R. Featherly
California
Eph Stoller
D.A. Sullivan
Deer Lodge
Drummond
Liberty
H. T. Hedden
Billings
Golden Rule Mercantile Company
G. V. Anderson
Sheridan
Sigurd Road
Chester Kellogg
G. W. Elder
Kellogg
U. S. Army
Dillon Oil Company
H. Frazier
Coeur d’Alene
Ida
Carl B. Taylor
Poulson
Joe Nampel
Glen
Joseph Av. Rasmussen
Dillon Beach
William, Franks
Luther M. Anderson
Sage Creek
Thomas J. Mulany
Mary McLaughlin
Thomson’s Ave
William E. Kenison
John Kenison
Sheep Creek
Jesse Allen
R. B. Caswell
Lakeview
Christina Forsyth
Frank Hazelbaker
Mauldin
Adda
Joseph Nampel
Stephen J. Kambich
John Helming
Carl. R. Huntley
James W. Feiten
Weldon Else
Big Hole Basin
Thomas S. Taylor
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Pacific and
Bannack St
Floyd C. Cochran
Centennial Valley
Henry Gleed, Sr
Red Rock River
Buck
Good Old Gravely
Danville
Peyton Brand
Mary D. Craver
Armstead
Mont
F. E. Armstrong
Horse Brand
Optometrist
Albert Stamm
Jeweler
Stewart
Efaster
Scott
Western Wholesale
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
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