Sheridan News Highlights Local Social and Fire News
Sheridan, August 6 reports visits by Virginia City resident Browning who bought the G. D. Selway ranch near Alder and contracts for crops. Many residents, including Mrs. Fitch and J. R. Hedley, plan moves to Long Beach. Forest fire work continues as rains provide little relief. Albert Hedley killed in Siberia is noted. Local trips, hospitalities, and daily chores fill the column with community life.
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Sheridan
Browning
Virginia City
G. D. Selway
Alder
E. D. Marsh
Adam Buggaman
J. R. Hedley
Centennial Valley
L. A. Fitch
Long Beach
California
Apex Notes: Bridge crew layoffs and job moves
Cecil and Lee Hubbard returned home Friday as part of the bridge carpenters' crew are laid off and have found work at Dell. Albert J. Mengel rode to Dillon Saturday. Mrs. David Hier drove to Dillon Saturday to meet her Idaho visitor, Mrs. Martin of Pocatello. Miss Mrydle Hails, a Helena nursing student, came home Friday for a two week visit. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rice drove to
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Dillon
Adelain Walters
Charles Walters
Missoula
The
State University
Miss Walters
Ade
Bear Trap
Sheridan
Robert Simpson
Abe Rubinwitz
31St Infantry
Vladvostok
Siberia
Albert
James Murphy
R. W. Rossiter
Wm. Hall
Bozeman
Harry Hall
E. D. Marsh
Charles Hill
Yellowstone Park
Bias Margie Wright
State College
Otto Wise
Pauline
Butte
DuBois
Noah Allen
Jesse Hubbard
Apex
Frank Bryan
Lemhi
Idaho
Albert J. Mengel
Gertie Rolander
J. E. Hubbard
Carl Bourgues
John Hails
Myrtle
Francis
Cecil and
Lee Hubbard
Dell
David Hier
Martin
Pocatello
Mrydle Hails
Helena
Geo. Rice
Centennial Valley News Briefs Include Wedding and Weather
The Centen nial Valley area reports rain and dust storms after a hot two months. Miss Amy Moore wed Joseph Bouregard of Spencer at St. Anthony Idaho on July 23 and they honeymoon in Ogden and Salt Lake City before settling in Spencer. Also notes of visitors Julia Roe from Dillon and J. Ritchie’s Dillon trip. A remark about plentiful alcohol ends the column.
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Centennial Valley
Amy Moore
Miss Moore
Fred Moore
St. Anthony
Idaho
Joseph Bouregard
Spencer
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Julia Roe
Dillon
J. Ritchie
Valley Notes Roundup Mixed With Local Reopenings
The valley sees plentiful drunks due to circulating chatter. Tom Baettie returns from Los Angeles as haying nears completion. Miss Maude Robinson leaves for Boston after a year at No 37 school. Joe Smith opens a large Monida hotel with a pool room and refreshments. Glen Station news covers visits to Butte Dillon Browne’s Lake and local travels including beef cattle shipments to South Dakota and upcoming Mass. Jacob Hartwig.
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Tom Baettie
Los Angeles
Cal
Maude Robinson
Boston
Mass
School House
Jones
Joe Smith
Monida
Kind Remembrance Montana Greeting From Afar
A nostalgic message from Mrs. L. W. Cowan expresses longing to see Montana’s hills vales and mountains. She fondly recalls friends and scenes and hopes for a future meeting beyond earth with angels.
Conditions Not So Bad Says Montana Banker
George L. Ramsey, president of the Montana Bankers Association, told Spokane Stock men the state remains sound. He noted high per capita war savings stamps, predicted a wheat crop around 16 million bushels earning about 20 million dollars, and that most farmers will not buy luxuries though the lean years will pass and Montana will rebound.
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Ramsey
Montana
George L. Ramsey
Montana Bankers’ Association of
Helena
Spokane Stockmen’s Club
Spokane
Union
Ohio
Alifornia
Wilson Urges U S Neutrality Toward Belgium
In a Brussels address President Wilson asserts he embodies the heart of America and urges the American people to remain strictly neutral in both action and thought toward Belgium. He stresses sympathy yet calls for steadfast neutrality.
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Heart of America
Brussels
Wilson
America
Belgium
Pra Aadho Are Balle
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N.J
W. W. Buford
Chicago
Kniss
Bonnie
Dorothy Kniss
Buford
J. H. LaDue
K. J. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Carthage
Illinois
Jack Speedy
Mr. Speedy
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tele
Bester
BUICK
Montana Auto Supply Co
Sullivan Bros
Dillon Hide and Fur Co
Powell Feed Yard
Court House
P. O. Box
Glen Station News
Denver
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