Powell Area Courtesies and Local Visits
County correspondence notes guests at the Powell home on Sunday. Father Kelley of Helena held mass at the Sally home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hildreth spend summer with Tom’s parents and plan to return to California. Ike Rife Jr. made a business trip to Dillon. Tom Craver also traveled to the county seat. Frank Andrus, once on the Lodge ranch, visits from Idaho for the summer. John Hildreth attended a Grant dance. James Gravely visited Armstead midweek. Miss Gladys Noble attended the Grant dance with good music. Jim Jensen returned from Minnesota and is recovering well. Mrs. Ed Duff and Pattie visited relatives in Dillon. Mrs. Mary Flynn spent a week with Dillon relatives. H. D. Hildreth made a Dillon business trip late week.
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Tom Hildreth
Tom
California
Ike Rife Jr
Dillon
Tom Craver
County Sear
Frank Andrus
Idaho
John Hildreth
Grant
James Gravely
Armstead
Gladys Noble
Jim Jensen
Minnesota
Ed. Duff
Pattie
Community News From Waterloo Montana August Update
Waterloo Montana notes dated August 8 report Isa bel Byam of Portland will not return to lead the local grammar school. Local visits include H J Foster and Wm Curnow in Butte and many families from Whitehall, Boise, and Butte visiting friends and relatives. A Whitehall Produce manager J A Wall died suddenly. several residents spend time at Valley Springs ranch and on Whitehall and surrounding farms.
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Waterloo
Mont
Isabel Byam
Portland
Oregon
Byamn
H. J. Foster
Wm. Curnow
Butte
Geo. Harbison
Whiehall
Sam Stanbury
Arthur Stanbury Sr
Delores Stanbury
Boise
Idaho
Martin Mellott
McKay
Lizzie Mellott
W. J. Rankin
Cardwell
Homer Townsend
O'Blemis
Whitehall
Mr. Townsend
J. A. Wall
Whitehall Produce Company
Mr. Handie
Curnow Ranch
Mr. A. Less
Anna
Armstead Occupation Moves and Local Visits
Armstead notes upcoming moves and travels. Grace Truax of Lima takes a stenographer post with Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad. Miss Margaret Mullen enjoys a month long vacation as telephonist. Several residents take short auto tours including Sophia Guyaz Margaret Mullen and Genevieve Metlen visiting St Anthony Idaho Falls and Rexburg.
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Armstead
le Grande Young and Children
Weiser
Idaho
California
St. Anthony
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
F. A. Kennison
Roy Herndon
Dillon
Fred Jorgenson
G. E. Butt
I. A. Kennison and
Pearl Brown
Glendive
Montana
Elmer Gondon and Sons
Smith M. Ames
J. A. Golubick
John Mullen
Roscoe Nickerson
Clarence Patterson
Butte
Charles Cole
Leadore
L. C. Stocker
Grant
L. M. Pfummer
Bedrock
Local notes from Apex and Dillon area
Apex notes record travel to Dillon by Mr and Mrs Noah Allen on business and visits by Mrs Bob Frakes and daughter Elma to Enoch Young. Diggle Emerick drove to Dillon while Al Crosley checked mining prospects on Blacktail. Karl Burgaes left for Pocatello Idaho to treat a leg injury. W R Hyland family from Dell Montana visited Apex and planned to move to Spokane. Mrs Oswald Schliecer and children visited Noah Allens.
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Apex
Noah Allen
Dillon
Diggle Emerick
al. Crosley
Blacktail
Karl Burgaes
Pocatello
Idaho
Bob Frakes
Elma
Enoch Young
W. R. Hyland
Dell
Montana
Spokane
Oswald Schliecer
Noah Allén
Local Dance Attended by Hills Residents in Dillon
Mr and Mrs David Hier and Mrs Jim Hier and children attended a dance in Dillon last Saturday night. Miss Julia Gransbury from Rock Creek worked for Mr and Mrs Noah Allen for a few days last week. Mr and Mrs Enoch Young motored to Dillon Thursday.
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David Hier
Jim Hier
Dillon
Julia Gransbury
Rock Creek
Noah Allen
Enoch Young
Court issues order closing Lima hotel
A temporary injunction barred Roy Jackson, owner of the Peat hotel in Lima, from operating the venue until July 17 when he must appear in district court to show cause why closure should not extend for a year. Judge Bennett issued the order after renewed complaints of unlawful activity.
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Roy Jackson
Peat
Lima
Jaly
Bennett
District Court
Jackson
Hqver
Kellum
Fire Alarm Saves Barn From Destruction
Fire crews responded to an alarm on North Pacific streets shortly after six yesterday morning. Tom Warner's barn was saved from complete destruction by quick action. The blaze started outside the building, likely from a lighted cigarette or cigar stub left by a tramp who slept there. Several green hides were destroyed and the interior damaged, but insurance is said to cover the loss.
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North Pacific
Tom Warner
Senator Johnson Returns From Europe Says Focus On International Affairs
After four months abroad, Senator Hiram Johnson stated he is not discussing domestic politics or himself. He indicated future talks, if possible, would cover international relations and the United States' stance, emphasizing a broad, nonpartisan aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Johnson
Europe
New York
Watch Digestion in Summer Illness Advised
In hot weather too much cold food and drinks cause indigestion with coated tongue sour stomach and bad breath. The ad promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a safe wholesome remedy that does not gripe or nauseate, from Potts the druggist.
Farmers in Congress Seen Through Real Industry Representation
Former Lieutenant Governor W R Allen argues in a Big Hole Basin News letter that relief from excess laws comes with electing real dirt farmers to Congress. He lauds Magnus Johnson for representing Minnesota’s farming backbone and warns against overreliance on lawyers, urging true representation of industries over mere legal craft.
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Congress
W. R. Allen
Big Hole
Boston
East
Elict Magnus Johnson
Minnesota
United States Senate
Johnson
National Congress
Union
New York City
United States
Magnus Johnson
Senate
Nelson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Farmers in Minnesota Rally for Clear Senate Language
Senators stood by their members as they urged clear language for farmers in Minnesota. The remarks signal strong support for unambiguous policy terms benefiting agricultural communities statewide.
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Senate
Farmers of
Minnesota
Load Loot In Car During Auto Trip Heist
Thieves ransacked the Adams home on Orr Court while the owners enjoyed a day out. They loaded a car with camping gear and valuables including three guns, cots, mattress, tent, jewelry, and clothes. A bicycle and shed items vanished. police suspect local parties.
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L. K. Adams
Orr Court
Yeggs
Adams
Philip Orr
Foot
Beaverhead Anglers Plant Trout Fry in Local Streams
Beaverhead Angler's club received thirty cans of native trout fry Wednesday morning and planted them in Grasshopper Rattle snake Birch Creek and other streams. The club has planted millions of fry yearly and aided replenishment of county streams. Fry planted in Rattlesnake three years ago now show average growth and good catches are reported.
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Beaverhead Angler's Club
Mrs Cashmore Hosts Past Noble Grand Club Afternoon
Mrs A I Cashmore entertained the Past Noble Grand club members Friday afternoon at her Railroad avenue home. After a social hour they gathered in the dining room for a hot chicken dinner.
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A. I. Cashmore
Noble Grand Club
Railroad Avenue
Gas Products to Drill Deep Test Well Here
Baker reports Gas Products company plans a deep test well at the local site to assess underground formations and potential productive zones. The move signals expanded exploration activity in the area, with operations expected to begin pending regulatory approvals.
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Baker
Gas Products Company
Boy Drowns While Swimming in Big Hole River
Joseph Kambich thirteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Kambich drowned Sunday afternoon in the Big Hole river near Reichle while swimming with his brother Carl and another boy Ferguson fought to save him but cramps or treacherous currents prevented rescue. Coroner Jim Phillips notified and the body brought to Dillon. Funeral held at St Rose Church and burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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Carl
Joseph Kambich
Stephen Kambich
Big Hole
Reichle
Ferguson
Kambich Brothers
Jim Phillips
Dillon
St. Rose Catholic Church
Mountain View
Tribune
Missoula to Start $150,000 St Patrick’s Annex
Construction of a $150 000 annex to St Patrick's hospital in Missoula is set to begin immediately.
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Missoula
St. Patrick’s Hospital
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Security State Bank
Notice is given of a stockholders meeting of Security State Bank of Dillon Montana to be held at the bank’s Dillon rooms on September 1 1923 at 8 p m for voting on increasing directors from five to ten amending articles of incorporation and electing the additional directors Dated July 26 1928 Majority of the board Marshall Field A F Waldorf John Peterson
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Security State Bank of Dillon
Dillon
Montana
Security State Bank
Marshall Field
A. F. Waldorf
John Peterson
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Helena
Sally Home
Bond Grocery Co
Waterloo News
Armstead News
FTAHE
Ansco West Pocket
Ansco
City Drug Co
Lima Hotel
Sen
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E. F. Sill
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