Dell News Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Dell residents report improved health after visits to Lava Hot Springs and trips to Dillon. The Lewis Bros circus visited Grant, locals enjoyed the carnival, and haying is underway with good weather. Visitors include Mrs. Fellner from Connecticut and Mrs. Waldemar of Idaho, while officials note ongoing forest and park business in Dillon and Yellowstone.
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W. R. Hyland
Dillon
H. Rosenbaum
Colorado
W. Rosenbaum
Sheep Creek Basin
Dell
E. M. Martinell
Easern Star
Helena
D. D. McKnight
Lewis Bros. Circus
Grant
Tom, Pierce
Walter Scott
Horde’ Gate
Armstead
Alvor Waldemar
St. Anthony
Idaho
Trevor Waldemar
Mary Fellner
Uncaseville
Conn
B. Seaton
Wilfred Massie
Robbery hits home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brown
Grant notes a burglary at the Brown residence with items stolen including a gun pillow slips and a costly suit. Campers from Challis Idaho visited town on Monday as hay diggers resumed work after storm delays with Mrs Thomas Pierce and Mrs Mathew Kaw shopping in town.
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Grant
Ben Brown
Challis
Idaho
Armstead Social Roundup Sees Several Local Trips
Mrs G E Butt and children returned from Salmon Idaho with Mrs J Leip of Leadore. Rev T Clifford held mass at the school house. Misses Genevieve Metlen Margaret Mullen and Perl Brown visited Elkhorn Springs. Mrs F A Kennison son and Miss Sophia Guyar toured Elk horn Springs. Taylor Bradley family toured Yellowstone and Bitter Root. Joe Golobick and Will Stinson rode to Butte. Stinson entered a hospital. The Butt and Leip groups traveled to Dillmont Park. Miss Margaret Mullen resumed telephone operator duties after a vacation.
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Joe Golobick
Will Stinson
Butte
G. E. Butt
J. Leip
Dillmont Park
Anaconda
Hugh Climer
O. A. Pierron
Carl Decker
Dillon
Margaret Mullen
Miss Perly Brown Visits Friends in Grant
Miss Perly Brown spent Monday in Grant visiting friends for a few days. Mrs. Carl Decker and her children with Mrs. Decker’s sister Catherine Nugent were in Butte for the week. They motored to Divide with Mr. Decker on Wednesday. Mrs. W. N. Bichler returned Wednesday from Dell where her father was ill and is much improved.
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Dell
J. Wall
Dubois
H. Dowling
Ed Dullenty
Dillon
Perly Brown
Grant
Carl Decker
Local Notes From Reichle and Glen Station
Reichle Aug 16 Mrs E Garri son visited Dillon last Friday. Mrs Michelish of Butte stayed at Brocksele home a few days. Mr and Mrs Jensen of near Mock Creek visited this week. Mr and Mrs R Hansen and children spent weekend with relatives here. Mrs George Lester of Butte joined an outing at Waters hotel. D Sullivan came from Dillon on business Tuesday. A severe electric storm hit the area last Tuesday causing grain damage and cold afterward.
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D. Sullivan
Dillon
Reverend L H Young Guests at C P Thomas Home
Rev L H Young and his family from Whitefish are visiting the C P Thomas residence as guests.
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Rev. L. H. Young
Whitefish
C. P. Thomas
Housewife Becomes New Woman After Remedy
A reader testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured a bedridden woman of sixteen weeks of yellowing and stomach pain. The advertisement asserts the preparation removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract, aiding stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose convinces, money refunded. Potts The Druggist.
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Mayr
Potts
County Budget Debate Prompts Striking Expenses for District Court
Proceedings detail a motion to remove District Court budget items including a 400 posting notices charge. Judge Smith argues no such costs exist and urges the board to strike them, noting a potential $8,430 saving. Board conforms with a 1921 law limiting deputies and proceeds to tax levy and budget revisions.
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District Court
Court House
State Board of Equalization
Livestock Commission Fund
State Livestock Sanitary Board Fund
State General
Veterans
Fourth Division Class of 1922 Graduation at State Normal College
The eleventh hour commencement for the fourth division of the class of 1922 saw twenty-nine graduates as State Normal College closes the year with a total of eighty two graduates across divisions. The August class includes Cecil Mac Allen and others. Rev Edward Smith delivered benediction and Dr Harry L Miller gave the address. The ceremony featured a Glee Club performance and diplomas conferred by Chancellor Edward C Elliott.
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State Normal College
Cecil Mac .Allen
Margaret Rose Aseman
Leonora Lela Buzard
Mary Frances Casserly
Mary
Florence Connolly
Qliver May
Featherman
Dorothy
Veasie
Davis
Edward C. Elliott
Reichardt
Edward Smith
Sewing Goods At Tatterell’s Ady Store
Readable fragment notes sewing machine needles oil shut tiles bobbins belts and similar items at Tatterell's Ady shop with a 19t¢ price reference.
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Tattereall's
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Virginia City
Yodhelson
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Donovan Ranch
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Thomas Pierce
Mathew Kaw
Armstead News
Glen Station News
Montana Auto Supply Company
Dillon, Mont
Beaverhead Valley
G. E. Ditty
Dillon, Montana
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Lima
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Normal College Index
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