Local Notes From Whitehall And Twin Bridges Area
The sale of Wickatace to Father English of Whitehall was reported Saturday. H J Foster spends the week in Butte on business. Dr. Baker administers serum to people along both sides of the river. Mrs. M T Carney returns from Butte after visiting daughters. J K Harbison visits home folks after working at the Smith garage. Two boys excluded from school for a week for trips to Twin Bridges stay busy trapping. Harry Mellott and wife in Butte, Mellott selling produce. Real estate men look over valley properties. Mrs. Tovey and Mrs. Ralph Bushnell visit Foster home. Carl Foster, Woods and Weingardt ship a car of wheat. Bench farmers plow again. Gerald Carney loads potatoes for Butte market. Townsend and Budd return with more cattle from Ruby valley. George Morgan of Butte stays at Foster home. Mr. and Mrs. E F McCall plan to move to Butte. Mrs. M Williamson and Chester Lakin visit in Butte. Threshing done for the year. dryland yields 2-9 bushels, irrigated crops light due to dry ground at planting and July hail. Caskets sent with floral tributes for bereaved. Heavy cattle shipments: 39 cars last week. Raymond Cattle Co and others shipped 11 cars to St Joe Mo. 19 to Hilger, four to Chicago, three to Livingston. Walter Ellinghouse ships eight cars to Hansen, Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.K. Harbison
Gerald Carney
Butte
Homer’ Townsend
Harry Budd
Ruby Valley
George Morgan
Carl Foster
E.F. McCall
M. Williamson
Chester Lakin
Grim
Reaper
Raymond Cattle Company
St. Joe
Hilger
Chicago
Livingston
Walter Ellinghouse
Hansen
Funeral rites held for Alice Shaw Van Slete in Sheridan
Mrs. Alice Shaw Van Slete, 22, died from influenza at Alder. Her funeral was at Olsen parlors. she leaves husband Adalore Van Slete, two young children, her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Shaw, and several siblings. She is a niece of E. H. Brundage of Dillon and John Brundage of Monida. Interment in Sheridan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Alice Shaw-Van Slete
Alder
Olsen Undertaking
E. H. Brundage
Dillon
John Brundage
Monida
Herbert Schneider
Ruby
Olsen
Strong Men Grow Up Through Early Childhood
A classic editorial asserts strong manhood begins in childhood with the right nurture. It notes mothers recall early years with satisfaction as the nation plans for robust future leadership.
Local Glen News Recap of Visits and Threshing Activity
Residents report visits from Apex Butte Dillon and Melrose with several trips for medical care and social visits. John Hails searched for a threshing machine as J A Browne finished a strong harvest. threshing operations move from Karl Bechter to the Nikel brothers with J A Browne and Carl Behrer holding key equipment.
Applications for Farm Loans Exceed Funds On Hand
Helena Dec 18 The state board of land commissioners reports farm loan applications exceed available funds by 1 625 300 with 752 loans pending Of these 286 for 712 700 lack abstracts or title approval 312 for 595 150 approved soon to close 96 for 201 300 mortgages not executed 98 for 116 150 not appraised Loans acted on in order of receipt during Oct and Nov 143 loans totaling 273 800 were made 117 mortgages 226 700 were recorded Since program began more than a thousand loans total 2 399 880 Investments in Oct Nov 440 450 include 273 800 loans 90 000 in Liberty bonds with 402 375 net funds available for investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State’ Board of Land Commissioners
Sidney Miller
Register of State Lands
Liberty
Kamerad Call Ends Bond Among War Companions
A retired serviceman rages at a fellow soldier over broken loyalty and moral injury. He rejects the phrase Kamerad despite battlefield ties and condemns acts of rape and murder by those he once trusted. The poem laments hypocrisy.
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Sheridan News
Glen News
Lee Eee Reichle
John Hails
Apex
Stephen Kambich
Tony Michelich
M. Reichle
Theresa
Minnie McGrade
Anaconda
Rieber
Curtis Hospital
Elsie Garrison
Sam Arndts
Foote Ranch
F. A. Tuffs
Kamerad
Tebpoe
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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