Glen News Local Outings and Town Notes
Mrs Symons and children visited from Butte to the Waters hotel area with Mr Symons joining them last Sunday. Captain Brannigan visited Browne's Gulch with his niece Mrs Fassler. Horace Hand returned to Melrose after visiting his son and wife. A large Butte crowd spent Sunday at Glen for fresh air along the river. Mrs Hartwig and son Chris visited Browne's Gulch then returned Friday. The range is dry with scarce feed though high-elevation stock look well. A young crowd hosted a charivari for Mr and Mrs Niel Cummings with music and an invited after-party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Frank Fossier
Browne's Gulch
Niel Cummings
Stone Creek Social Notes Mixed in with Dillion Visit
Local residents from Stone Creek and Dillon traded visits last Saturday with many names listed among attendees. Reports note hail damage to crops and various residents traveling for haying and chores around Dillon and surrounding ranches.
Local notes from Dillon and Twin Bridges lens
Leonard Fish and others visit Dillon after week. Families move and attend social at Trout Creek school. Darnutzer and Swindler families visit Twin Bridges Sheridan and Virginia City. Baril brothers work on the bench while Tom McGee cuts Joe Holzmiller’s grain. first grain cut on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swindler
Leonard Fish
Dillon
J. P. Darnutzer
Clark
Ruth Darnutzer
Twin Bridges
Mr. Tennegon
Sam
Will Rood
Sheridan
Darnutzer Brothers
Virginia City
Albert Norris
Ayotte
Wilcomb
Rood
Trout Creek
Wm. Rood
Baril Brothers
Tom McGee
Joe Holzmiller
McGee Return From Brief Sojourn In Butte
Mrs. McGee and husband came back this week from a short visit in Butte. Mrs. Erford of Butte visited the Dar nutzer ranch for a few days last week. I. W. W. drifted into the city but left for greener fields. E. Keller took a load of men to Dillon for Uncle Sam's army examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
E. Keller Agtoe
Dillon’ Wennessay
Uncle Sam
Sheridan Social and Travel Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Sheridan Aug 7. Chas Hill and wife visited Dillon with N C Knight who then returned to Chicago. Wm Rowe drove to Dillon and Idaho to see his son. Mrs Helen Germain of Helena visits grandmother Mrs Ellen Tiernan. 97 year old Grandmother Dickenson is bedridden but lucid. E D Marsh Mrs Thomas Foster and Mrs G W Right with Vernon Marsh chauffeur autoed to Pageville. Local friends of Mrs J C Utley regret her illness. Margaret Harrison of Laurin, treated at Mayo in Rochester, returns walking on crutches after two months. Red Cross lawn social on Sutherland lawn nets 85. Miss Mary Cisler and mother host Hans Rbchl at 1 pm. Mr and Mrs Butt and baby return to Butte by auto.
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Margaret Harrison
Laurin
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Red Cross Society
Lakeview Notes Highlight Weather Fence Damage and War Ties
Lakeview notes cover a broken heat spell by rain, lightning killing seven head of stock along a fence in Alaska basin. A teacher from district 40 left town after a sick relative in California as a telegram urged speedy return. Haying is active, visitors from Nebraska join local families, and several men face wartime service while neighbors assist with ranch tasks and haying. Weather, farming, and community movements color the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Alaska
Basin
Monida
California
Haying
Phelps
Omaha
Neb
Herb Buck
Mr. Buck
Allen
Buck Brothers
Riley
Herb
Mort Kent
Malad
Idaho
Jimmie Hanson
Charles Fordyce
A. Ordell
Fred Hanson
Huot
Anaconda
Wm. Fruin
Lima News Briefs Highlights Local Homestead Bids
B King Powell and Guy R Wilkins of Broadview Montana visited Lima on Monday to file on land northeast of town and explore homesteading. The Peat hotel cut dining room service this week due to staff shortages. A new Lima Mercantile Co building began construction this week, promising a modern store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
B. King] Powell
Guy R. Wilkins
Broadview
Montana
Peat Hotel
Lima Mercantile Company
Social rounds and visits in Loomont area
Mrs. E F McCall hosted a Friday afternoon gathering for guests Mrs. E W Townsend of Great Falls and Mrs. Fay Curtis of Highwood. The event featured needwork and refreshments. Several local families were noted in visiting, dining, and travel between Butte Twin Bridges and Whitehall with various relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomont
E. F. McCall
Great Falls
Fay Curtis
Highwood
Homer Townsend
Wm. Held
FE. W
Ruth Powell
Alder
H. J
Carl Foster
Twin Bridges
A. J. Wilcomb
Helen Crowley
Butte
Pat Carney
R. H. Bushnell
Bert’ “Miller
Whitehall
Will Held
West Bench
Montana Enforces Premium Law On Aug 10
The state of Montana will enforce a new law on August 10 prohibiting sales of goods with premium inducements. Local dealers report the move will curb artificial promotions and receipts used as trade value. Stores with stock of premiums plan to dispose of them before enforcement.
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Helena
Montana
Typewriter Repairman Fred McBride At Holcomb House
An expert typewriter repairman, Fred McBride, rests at the Holcomb House for a few days. He repairs cleans and overhauls all major makes carrying tools and parts for the job. He can tend to your typewriter here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McBride
Holcomb House
Anderson Livery Co Offers Horse and Auto Hire
The Anderson Livery Co provides horse and auto hire services. Clients can rent horses for rides or cars for transportation, with availability noted in local listings and service hours posted by the agency.
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Anderson
Sunday services announced at Chautauqua tent August 12
On Sunday morning August 12 union Sunday school begins at 10 o clock with attendance records kept. Miss McGilvaray and Dr. Frank Bohn address the children about Europe in war. At 11 o clock a union service features Rev. G F Brainerd, music, and open seating. No evening church services. Vesper at 7 on the college campus under Y W C A with brief address by Rev H G Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGilvaray
Frank Bohn
Europe
G. F. Brainerd
H. G.humphrey
Chautauqua Week Offers Varied Lectures and Music
The program features wild animal talks with a lecture by Dr. A. E. Turner and film on animal habits. Smith-Spring-Holmes concerts, Boston Light Opera performances with Chimes of Normandie, and morning lectures by Superintendent Brainard boost the schedule. Guarantors note season ticket sales lag but cover the deficit without complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Spring-Holmes Company
Boston Light Opera Company
Normandie
A. E. Turner
Brainard
Curtis Hospital listing and residence details featured
An item notes Curtis Hospital on South Washington Street and the Kingsbury residence with references to Mrs. Helena E. Curtis and R. Noah Abt. Flags of all are advertised as obtainable at the Tribune Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Hospital
Washington
Kingsbury
Helena E. Curtis
R. Noah
Tribune Book Store
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J. H. Bray
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G. L. Sewell
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Ralph ‘Winchester
Helen Clark
Fitzpatrick
McHessor
Sheridan News
Lakeview Notes
Lima News
Waterloo News
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the Crystal Laundry
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