Pioneer Woman Mrs L C Utley Dies In Pageville
Mrs L C Utley a Madison county pioneer died Aug 15 at her Pageville home after a long cancer illness. She married L C Utley in 1888 and raised three children. Funeral at Twin Bridges Methodist Church featured Rev G D King. large crowd attended from distant points. Survived by husband two sons George and Ray and a daughter Arlene.
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Sheridan
L.C. Utley
Madison County
Pageville
P. W. Baker
Sanders & LaDue
Ashie
B. G. Paige
Joe Marshall
Chester Cassel
J. C. Knight
Decersel
George
Ray
Arlene
B. F. Yerkes
Los Angeles
Chas. Baker
Hanson
Idaho
Tom
Dan
James, Jr
Hazel Duncan Brown
Deer Lodge
Chas. Johnson
Frank Baril
Jennie Garrity
Anaconda
James Galusha
George Pencello
Tigac
James Thomas
Arthur Thomas
North Main Street
E. D. Marsh
Pencello
Alex McKay
McKay
Germany
Bannack
Alder Gulch
Biven’s Gulch
Mi’ Creek
Chicago
Episcopal Church
Virginia City
Monida News Notices Travel Through Towns and Visits
Monida Aug 30 lists dozens visiting and being visited by locals. Miss Morgan of Malad Idaho visits sister Mrs G A Stocking. Mrs Kennedy of Kimbolton Ohio visits son Clayton. William O Connor of Great Falls visits valley friends. Billie left ten years ago for army selection. Mrs Sigourd Roode of Dillon and Dean Nutting of Kansas visit Mrs Mary Metzel. Lloyd Jones goes to Dillon. Fre Larson of Idaho Falls visits brother Lars. Robert Boatman and wife visit county seat. Mrs Jack Buck goes to Idaho Falls to visit sister Mrs Wm Clayton post appendectomy. Beryl Martin returns from visit to Stevensville grandmother. Mrs Joe Duff spends Sunday in Monida. John Marble of Bozeman returns home from visit with Isaac. Mrs Jennie Kent and Monte Kent and Mrs Van Antwerp go to county seat. William Lovell of Dillon in Monida. Jack Noonan attends Western Wholesale Grocery interests. Glen Smith of Dillon visits mother Etta Smith. Frank Knotts of Dillon visits Monida then Lakeview to work at the Dodd home.
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Monida
Morgan
Malad
Idaho
G. A. Stocking
Kennedy
Kimbolton
Ohio
Clayton
Wiliam O'Connor
Great Falls
Billie
Sigourd Roode
Dillon
Dean Nutting
Kansas
Mary Metzel
Lloyd Jones
Fre Larson
Idaho Falls
Lars
Robert Boatman
Jack Buck
Wm. Clayton
Beryl Martin
J. B. Townsend
Stevensville
Joe Duff
John Marble
Bozeman
Isaac
Jennie Kent
Monte
van Antwerp
William Lovell
Jack Noonan
Western Wholesale Grocery Co
Glen Smith
Etta Smith
Frank Knotts
Lakeview
As. Dodd
Local notes from Glen News on visits and travel
Reichle P O Aug 29 report lists Martin Kambich visiting with brother Sophen Kambich. Florence McIntyre of Butte visited Edwin Nickel home. Mrs. John Lenkersdorfer visited Dillon. Odell Green briefly visited county seat. Thad Mauz headed to Melrose. Mrs. Hartwig and son Christian went to Melrose for medical advice and are improving. W E Becker of Helena discussed the Montana Children's Home Society. Mrs. R Joy and daughter Mrs. F C Green visited Melrose. Stephen Kambich went to Dillon. Geo Lyman and Elza Bryan returned from Dillon after car trouble. three horses pulled them out. a large car failed to move theirs. Frank R Gaines visited Spencer. Mrs. Boyle and her children of Butte visited Kaspar Hauser. Mr and Mrs M D Gist Fidel Huber Anna Huber and Miss Gist stopped at Jacob Hartwig home en route to Dillon.
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Reichle P. O
Martin Kambich
Klondike
Sophen Kambich
Florence McIntyre
Butte
Edwin Nickel
John Lenkersdorfer
Dillon
Odell Green
Thad Mauz
Melrose
Jacob Hartwig
Christian
W. E. Becker
Helena
Montana Children's Home Society
R. Joy
F. C. Green
Stephen Kambich
Geo
Lyman
Elza Bryan
Frank R. Gaines
Spencer
Boyle
Kaspar Hauser
M. D. Gist
Fidel Huber
Anna Huber
Miss Gist
Register of State Lands Reports Big July Investments
Helena August 27. Sidney Miller reports to the state board of land commissioners that July investments from common school university deaf and dumb asylum and reform school funds totaled 906510.90. By August 1 funds in those accounts and other permanent funds stood at 1508788.82. July securities included Farm Loan 21550 capital bonds 125000 Livingston water bonds 225000 Cascade county road bonds 100000 Powell county high school bonds 60000 state warrants 253835.00 school district bonds 120125. A surge in farm loan applications follows news farmers can obtain state loans to pay mortgages. Loans now total about 75000 with more on file. appraisers limit loans to value-based security to prevent overvaluation. The land board acts as trustee for the funds and must approve loans within two fifths of appraised land value.
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Helena
Sidney Miller
Register of State Lands
State Board of Land Commissioners
Common School
University, Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Reform School
Farm Joan
Capital
Livingston Water
Cascade County
Powell County High School
Land Board
Country youths rejected for poor hearing in marine corps tests
Marine corps officers in Washington report about one in five rural youths pass the hearing test, countering the belief city noise dulls hearing. They suggest rural quiet may cause disuse of ear nerves, citing natural parallels such as cave fishes lacking sight due to darkness.
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Marine Corps
Washington
Mammoth Caves
Dies Plows and Harrows Sharpening Offer at Dillon Works
Notice urges timely sharpening of dies, plows, and harrows at Dillon Carriage Works. Promotes a Giant Wonder Disc sharpener claimed to provide top quality work at reasonable prices.
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Dillon Carriage Works
Light wardrobe advised for soldiers at national camps
Washington officials urge recruits to carry only essential items for training camps. Recommended gear includes a tooth brush, light underclothes, handkerchiefs, soap, towel, socks, extra shirt and collar, comb, collapsible cup, and a modest wrist watch. Pack toilet articles and clothing in small bundles.
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Washington
Rights of Homesteaders Conserved Amid Draft Notice
A settler on the Valley Carey project asked the state land act board to preserve his homestead rights until his return from war after being drafted. The board granted an order in line with the request, ensuring his rights are conserved during service.
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Valley Carey
State Land Act Board
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Dillon Resident
Mrs Effie Coan of 8 Atlantic Street Dillon testifies to long standing kidney trouble and backache. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills from Potts druggist with immediate relief and lasting cure more than five years later. Price included at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertisement.
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Doan
Dillon
Effie Coan
Atlantic Street
Dean
Potts
Curtis Hospital and Kingsbury Residence Noted
Helena B. Curtis R.N. of the Curtis Hospital on South Washington street is linked to the Kingsbury residence in a 42 ft property reference.
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Curtis Hospital
South Washington Street
Kingsbury Residence
Helena B. Curtis
R. N
Sheet Music Sales and New Arrivals at Tribune Book Store
Tribune Book Store advertises latest sheet music and instrumental pieces from publishers with weekly arrivals. Orders are taken for items not in stock.
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Tribune Book Store
Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' Association offers a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber. The notice urges vigilance and reports to authorities.
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Madison National Forrest Sheep Growers’ Association
War makes wool growing big opportunity again for America
Chicago reports a surge in wool prospects as a Great Lakes Wool Convention on September 11-12 aims to spark U S growth in wool production. National Sheep & Wool Bureau outlines historic value and wartime demand, urging American sheep raisers to expand to meet global needs amid shortages.
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Great Lakes
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Christendom
Union Stock Yards
Stock Yards Inn
Hotel Sherman
National Sheep & Wool Bureau
Hanseatic League
England
Flanders
United States
Russia
South America
Australia
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Alice and
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Scott & Bowne
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