Armstead Notes A Post Office Aide Flies Home And Local Socials
Ingeborg Syrstadt sails from Armstead for Grandsen Norway on the Steam ship United States of the Scandinavian Line for a six month visit. Mrs. Bacon and family plan permanent move after his resignation from Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad. Armstead keeps busy with clubs, guests, and trout tales as Mr Scott lands a thirteen pound fish at the Horse prairie and Bedrock rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
Ingeborg Syrstadt
Maverick Card Club
D. E. Roorty
Bachelor's Club
Aid de Camp
Scott
Mr. Scott
Horse Prairie
Bedrock
Why He Was Late After Meeting Smithson
A brief joke exchanges a husband explaining a tardy return home after meeting Smithson who described his stomach trouble at length. The punchline notes recommending Chamberlain's Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson
Chamberlain
Lima News Briefs Show Property Sale Doubtful and Local Happenings
In Lima on April 18 Mr. Montgomery may have bought the Wharton property from Fred Lintz but the deal remains uncertain and could fall through. Peter J. Nelson of Acon Idaho visits his sons Peter and Tom Nelson in business. Miss Wilcox is reappointed to the intermediate department by the school trustees. Rev. W. E. Goings travels to Butte on business. Peter J. Sorenson stands in for Mr. Garrigan as he visits a sick son. A J Dunn of Oregon Short Line tours the Lima shops midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Montgomery
Wharton
Fred Lintz
Peter J. Nelson
Acon Idaho
Peter
Tom Nelson
W. E. Goings
Butte
Peter J. Sorenson
Garrigan
Ea. J. Dunn
Oregon Short Line
Local visit and travel notes from Dillon and Silver Bow
Mrs. Joseph Vogt of Silver Bow visited relatives in the area for a few days last week. Julius Hartwig and Frank Birrer of Dillon made business trips to the town. Nybert reported an accident when a team startled frightened horses during a drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Joseph Vogt
Silver Bow
Julius Hartwig
Dillon
Frank Birrer
Nybert
Local Rail Wagon Accident and Nearby Visits
An é wagon nearly collapsed after an accident last Friday morning. Mr Nyhart was unable to move and carried indoors. no bones were broken and he can work again. The early train stopped at a new point, Glen to Willis station, a few rods apart. Mrs Vogt and Mrs Hartwig visited Melrose Fassler's home while Julius Hartwig and Thad Mauz went to Dillon. Fritz Sassman’s horse injured by a wire fence, front leg nearly severed. Charles Sassman, Dillon police heir, visited Julius Hartwig Sunday. Hessie of Hessie Hot Springs Idaho made a business call. J E David forester of Glendale visited Monday on business. Miss Mary Polish visited from Butte to stay with her parents.
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Nyhart
Glen
P. O. Willis
Joseph Vogt
Jack Hartwig
Melrose
Fassler
Julius Hartwig
Thad Mauz
Dillon
Fritz Sassman
Charles Sassman
Police
Hessie
Hessie Hot Springs
Idaho
J. E., David, Forester
Glendale
Mary Polish
Butte
Local notes from Medicine Lodge recount visits and commerce
Frank Rife traveled to Dillon and Armstead to arrange carpet and curtain hanging for a new house. Others, including Mr. and Mrs. Brenner with son John, Ed Ferris, J E Morse, and Alfred Eschler, made business trips to Armstead or Dillon. Craver wool and cattle trades are noted, with Mrs. Andrus and sons visiting the Rife home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Lodge
Frank Rife
Dillon
Armsted
Eliel Brothers
Ed. Ferris
J. E. Morse
Ike Rife
Mr. Mahoney
Wallace
Idaho
Mr. Craver
H. W. Brenner
Miss Craver
Armstead
F. B. Rife
Dick Barrett
Truth Triumphs A Dillon Citizen Endorses Deans Kidney Pills
A Dillon resident Fred Rabichan on N Pacific Street testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his gravel related kidney troubles after hospital care failed. He recommends the product and notes it is sold by all dealers for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dean
Fred Rabichan
N. Pacific Street
Mont
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Bond and Gray Cash Grocery Ad Offers Weekly Specials
Bond and Gray promoses prompt deliveries and low prices with a one week special. Fresh ten pound soda crackers, Polly Prime lean pork, New cabbage per pound, large sweet oranges per dozen, Red Ball lemons per dozen, Fancy Coyote corn, Karo corn syrup per gallon, seven bars Diamond C soap, seven pound box spaghetti. They pledge customer satisfaction and invite trial orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond and Gray
Bond
Gray
Ecco
Pest Eten
Beaverhead County Teachers Examination Held in Dillon
The teachers examination for Beaverhead County will be conducted at the County Court House in Dillon on April 26 and 27. County Superintendent of Schools Margaret Ross announces the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Margaret Ross
For Rent The Guild Jewellry Store Entertainment Space
FOR RENT The Guild jewelry store entertainment space ad seeks inquiries. Enquire at the Hut rh.
Wisdom News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Events
Ezra Tope returns from Missouri while Chas Lloyd tours Montana. Fred Anderson travels to Dillon for his brother’s illness. Montana Murray’s surprise party at Wisdom home. John Tope visits sister in Mount Vernon. Sam Scott inspects Oreway mine as potential full operation looms. T. J. Murray departs to Metlon hotel and leads Easter service at Wisdom Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Murray amid a packed crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Tope
Missouri
Chas. Lloyd
Jackson
Redmen
Fred Anderson
Dillon
Montana
Murray
Wisdom
John Tope
Mount Vernon
Wash
E. L. Brandt
Sam Scott
Oreway
T. J. Murray
Metlon
Anaconda
H. W. Morrow
Cowperthwaite
Presbyterian Church
W. G. Rees
North Dakota
Panama-Pacific exposition season runs 41 weeks in 1915
The exposition opens on February 20 1915 and closes on December 4 1915 marking a 41 week season.
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Lys
Ber
Olmsted-Stevenson CO
Drere EA Teety
Medicine
Big Hole Basin
Tmnett
Munneapole
A. J. Wedum Lumber Co
Grant
Dillon Bakery
NEW Deere
Moline
NEW Deere Suley and Gang
John Deere
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