Local Grant News Notes Weddings and Hay Prices
John Stricker in Dition last week attended the wedding of Miss Smith and Mr. Hawkins. A well known bachelor visiting Wisconsin reportedly wed a wealthy widow with four children. Mrs. Davis and family are expected soon. Hay contracts rise with prices named 3 to 3.25 per stack amid high food and wage costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
John Stricker
John
Miss Smith
Mr. Hawkins
Wisconsin
Bert
Apex News Roundup of Local Visits and Developments
L. E. Pennell visited Apex on business this week. Bill Tash moved cattle through Apex to summer range. Frank Maclair was in Dillon on business Tuesday. Miss Cora Bryan and her friend visited Mrs. A. C. Hood. Martin Evatz of Butte spent Sunday in Apex. Joe Montz and Cal Morrison moved cattle to the hills Sunday. A U S L installed a phone at Apex for train crews. Frank Selleck nearing seeding. grain for Yrs. Thompson. The dance hall project advances. opening dance planned Saturday May 5. Ranchers rush to finish work after delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tash
Apex
Frank Maclair
Dillon
Cora Bryan
A. C. Hood
Martin Evatz
Butte
Joe Montz
Cal Morrison
U.S. L
Frank Selleck
Yrs
Thompson
Death of Mrs Matilda Schmid Revered in Butte Funeral Large
Glen News reports the death of Mrs Matilda Schmid mother of Mrs Geo Beehrer after extended illness. Dozens attended her funeral in Butte, with many floral tributes. Only three of her ten children remain: Paul Ernest and Mrs Julia Huber, all in Butte. Her passing deeply grieves the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Oe Reichle P. O
J. C. Ferguson
Dillon
Geo. Beehrer
Butte
Paul
Ernest
Julia Huber
Funeral notice recalls loss of Mrs. Beehrer with community tributes
The obituary lauds Mrs. Beehrer as a person of sterling qualities and enduring patience. Funeral attendees from the area include Geo. Beehrer and daughters, Miss Louisa Beehrer, Karl and Frank Beehrer, Mrs. Adam Maier and son, Mrs. Fred Hamish, and Mrs. Veronika Hartwig.
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Acter
Geo. Beehrer
Louisa Beehrer
Karl
Frank Beehrer
Adam Maier
Fred Hamish
Veronika Hartwig
Stephen Kambich
Thaddeus Mauze
Maiden Rock
Senior and Junior class entertainments at Hartwig theatre and home
Saturday events feature Professor Scott hosting fifty one seniors at Hartwig theatre then a banquet at the Sugar Bowl. Juniors are hosted by Professor Garver and wife from eight to twelve. Refreshments, contests, and jokes enliven the evening as buses return and students cheer. Also notes on Child Study club, Rev. Young address to YWCA, and missing convocation entertainment due to miscommunication. Miss Lipson resumes studies after appendicitis illness. several students visited Normal hall this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Hartwig Theatre
Sugar Bowl
Professor Garver
Garver
Young
Bregenz
Fannie Lipson
Miss Lipson
Hazard
Stark
Taylor
Huniie Morris
Snow melts brings relief for Centennial Valley stockmen
April 23 report from Centennial Valley notes rapid snow melt under chinook winds and scattered rain. Local stockmen regain hay access as cattle tied to upper Doyle and Noonan ranches near Ogden, Utah, adjust with Wyn OConnor and Jimmy Donovan assisting, while hay shortages ease and pastures prepare for turnout.
Saddle Theft at Hanson Store in Lakeview
A man staying with Fred Hanson for six weeks stole a fifty dollar saddle from the Hanson store on Lakeview, leaving with the saddle two days ago. Al Forsyth reports the incident from Lakeview while William First arrived recently from Lake Idaho to conduct business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Forsyth
Lakeview
Fred Hanson
Mr. Hanson
Lake
Idaho
Local ResidentsTravel and Visits Reported Weekly
Lee McDowell of B H Pauls store traveled to Butte and Dillon this week. Guy Roberts returned from a two week visit to Butte. May Buey visited Lima to stay with her brother Zene Bucy. James Doyle visited the county seat this week. Jesse Allen of Lakeview was in town Tuesday. Mirrabella spent Tuesday in Dillon shopping. Lee Louis went to Idaho Falls on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McDowell
B. H. Paul
Butte
Dillon
Guy Roberts
May Buey
Lima
Zene Bucy
James Doyle
Jesse Allen
Lakeview
Mirrabella
Lee Louis
Idaho
Falls
Lawsuit Seeks Recovery on Life Policy
Continued from Page One. The case centers on a life policy tied to a note Mr. Jensen issued at purchase but failed to pay. Mrs. Jensen returned the policy to the company, and William Cushing Norris and Hurd & Collins represent the plaintiff.
Dillon Company Gains Ground In Drill Practice
Tuesday night and again drilled long and faithfully as the Dillon Company shows rapid improvement. Twenty five percent have prior military experience including Spanish American War service and militia or national guard. Observers praise the company’s snap and precision and anticipate full strength and equipment to form a finished unit.
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Militia
National Guard
Cushing
Patriot Training Volunteers for Frontline Service
Volunteers undergo training to raise an army for front service. They focus on military tactics and physical fitness to become proficient in readiness for duty. This marks a disciplined effort to bolster national defense through organized preparation.
School Gardens To Be Planted In Valley Initiative
School gardeners will be organized through teachers in each grade to support wartime effort. Prof Robert Clark and Prof Light of the Normal college coordinate expert guidance and seed supply at reduced cost. Citizens S S Carruthers and A S Rife donate land for gardens and potato planting. numerous vacant lots allocated for immediate start.
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Robert Clark
Normal College
Light
S. S. Carruthers
A. 8
Carruthers
Grant E. Finch
Church Services and Sunday Schedule at St James and M E Church
St James Church with Lee H Young rector holds Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a m Evening prayer and sermon on patriotism at 7 30 p m Daily prayer at 7 45 a m. M E Church lists Sunday April 29 services 9 50 a m Sunday school Prof Robert Clark superintendent 11 a m preaching by Pastor H G Humphrey topic The Preservation of the Child Epworth league 7 p m song service then preaching at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee H. Young
Baptist Church Schedule Lists Services and Time Change
Rev Walter M Corll pastor. Bible school Sunday 10 am. Morning worship 11 am. B Y P U 6 45 pm. Evening worship 7 30 pm. Wednesday prayer 8 pm. Beginning May first Sunday Sunday evening services start at 8 pm.
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Grant News
Apex News
L. E. Pennell
Glen News
Scott's
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Centennial Valley
Jimmy Donovan
George Hiner
Ogden
Utah
Doyle and Noonan
Wyn. O'Connor
J. Donovan
Wm. Bray
Wm. Bucy
Bob Tibbles
Thelma Blake
Mr. Marston
Idaho Falls
Billy Hand
Jones’ Lane
Stork
Matthew Reis
Alice
Monica’ Shambow
B.L. Forsyth
Andy Leak
Long Beach
Calif
Monida
O. EH
Gable
Ford
Montana Auto Supply Company
Roy E. Murray
Dillon, Montana
Monida News
B. L. Forsyth
Jos. Smith
Forsyth
William Clark
Munz
Fred Clark
Marie Cook
H. A. Belt
Short Line
Dick Williams
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
A. A. Jones
Will Miller
Mary Metzel
Clark Murphy
Roy Forrester
Western Wholesale Grocery Co
Mort Keil
Belgrade
Mr. Keil
Dillon Company
St. James Church
Sheridan
Montana
Marconi School
Madison Street
Oakland
California
Foley
C.T. Miller
Cannelton
Ind
Enquirer
Potts
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