Apex School Trustees Meet At Maynard Miller Home
The Apex school trustees held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs. Maynard Miller. Frank Middlemier and Mrs. Karl Borgaes visited at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pace’s home Sunday evening. Karl Borgaes is hospitalized in Butte after an injury.
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Maynard
Miller
Dillon
Karl Borgaes
Butte
Apex School
Maynard Miller
Frank Middlemier
Joe-Pace
Clifford
Dell
A. ‘Peyre
California
R. E. Elliott
Salt Lake City
Cook Sheep Company
H. Fitter
A. S. Garr
Joe Dowling
James McKnight
Enoch Young
Joe Stevens
Matt Polish
Reichle
Otto Christensen
Noah Allen
Dell Montana News Roundup and Melrose Health Notes
Dell reports include Mrs Burke’s sick son Jimmy improving after a stay in Butte and local visits by families to California Salt Lake City and Dillon. Melrose scene recalls a well attended community party under Mrs McIvor and Roy Vance, with music, refreshments, and praise for past and present residents undergoing hospital care with no fatalities.
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Melrose
Montana
the Tribune
Melrose Hall
John McIvor
Pat Smith
Roy H. Vance
Dolly McIvor
Roy Vance
Brasier
Butte
R. V. Wilhelm
Beroy Gulbransen
W. K. Harvey
George Kambich
Glendive
Fay Gransbury
James Donovan
Peter
H. W. Norris
A. W. Howard
Dietrich
Ida
Howard
Elaine Norris
Dr. Melleur
W. Q. Kearns
Hecla
James Perry
Soap Gulch
McMaster
Grant News Highlights Local Travel and Visits
Grant, Feb. 7 Henry Williams longtime Horse Prairie resident sought medical care in Dillon last week. Y. P. McMannis drove to Dillon last Wednesday. B. W. Emerick and Wm. Lovell traveled to the Barratt ranch last Saturday. Miss Gladys Kay of the Lazy Five ranch returned to Butte Saturday. W. P. McMannis and Raymond Schwartz drove from Dillon Saturday. Mrs. M. Rand of the Donovan ranch visited Grant last Tuesday.
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Grant
Henry Williams
Horse Prairie
Dillon
Y. P. McMannis
B. W. Emerick
Wm. Lovell
Barratt Ranch
Gladys Kay
Lazy Five
Butte
W. P. McMannis
Raymond Schwartz
M. Rand
Donovan Ranch
Apex Notes from Apex Montana February Updates
Apex, Mont notes recap local movements and visits. David Hier and Walt Siria drove to Dillon. families like Christensen, Borgaes, Young and Polish hosted and visited in Reichle and Dillon. Rheumatism complaints, dances, and ice gathering from the Big Hole River are noted.
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Apex
Mont
David Hier
Walt Siria
Dillon
Otto Christensen
Karl Borgaes
Butte
Tom Dubois
al Crossley
Enoch Young
Noah Allen
al. Crossley
Big Hole
Foley’s Honey and Tar Ad Claims Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement warns that neglected colds can develop into influenza asthma and bronchitis. It touts Foley's Honey and Tar as fast relief for coughs croup throat chest and bronchial trouble and calls it the largest selling cough medicine in the world.
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Foley
Potts
Montana Auto Takes New Car
Montana Auto displays the Chevrolet Superb Open touring and enclosed models in a two day showroom showing. Manager Jack Nemeck touts Chevrolet for value and compares its rise from fourteenth to seventh in national factory rankings within a year. He began agency talks months ago after eastward factory visits and dealer consultations.
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Jack Nemeck
America
Nemeck
General Motors Corporation
Local Notes From Jackson Reflect Social And Business Visits
Jackson February reports show J W Finsley visiting for business, M Clemon returning from Denver, and J M W Beard of Los Angeles’s livestock commission firm in town. Social events include the Harry and Mrs Davis Odd Fellows dance and a surprise gathering for Mr and Mrs Martin Jackson with cards dancing music and refreshments.
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Jackson
J. W. Finsley
M. Clemon
Denver
J. M W. Beard
Thomas, Taft, Weaver & Co., Livestock Commission
Los Angeles
Harry Davis
Martin Jackson
Miss Hollerin
Noel Jackson
Mr. Bushe
Wesma
Odd Fellows
Oold
Mines Trounces Normal in Local Basketball Game
The School of Mines team from Butte crushed Normal College 46 to 6 in a Wednesday high school gym game. After a tight start the Ore Diggers pulled ahead, then surged to a decisive victory over the local collegians.
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Butte
Normal
College Quint
Ore Diggers
Sheriff Sale of Lots 9 and 10 Stahl Addition Dillon MT
A. J. Wedum Lumber Company sues E. J. Clark Mrs. E. J. Clark and Louis Stahl. Sheriff to sell March 6 1923 at 2:00 pm at the courthouse front door Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Real estate Lots 9 and 10 Block 5 Stahl Addition. Cash terms. Sheriff D F Mooney. Under Sheriff W D Ross. 6 10
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A. J. Wedum Lumber Company
E. J. Clark
Louis Stahl
Dillon
Beaverhead
State of
Montana
Stahl
Beaverhead County
Public Sale of Surplus Army Shoes by National Bay State
National Bay State Shoe Company offers 122000 pairs of U. S. Army Munson shoes in sizes 5% to 12. Described as 100 percent solid leather with bellows tongue and dark tan color, valued at $6.00, offered to the public at $2.95. Purchases by mail or COD. refunds provided if not as represented. Office: 296 Broadway, New York, NY.
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U. S. Army
Munson
U. S
National Bay State Shoe Company
Broadway
New Superior Model Chevrolet Introduced
In 1921 Chevrolet built 75,667 cars and in 1922 249,000. Today Chevrolet Motor Company produces 2,150 automobiles daily. The company reports 92 design improvements and a redesigned policy organization. Cars feature three coat baked enamel, storage battery, starter, generator, electric ignition and lighting, with diamond type headlamps. Dash includes speedometer, oil pressure gauge and choke pull. Standard is a three speed transmission.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
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