The Dead. Egan George Do John Clark Best William
Obituary fragment lists names including George Egan John Clark William Best Herman Reis Ralph Glidawell Raymond Andgetson Ole M Beat Virgil Bostwick Charles T Kruletz Bert Joe Otto Masgie Edward Hegarty Michael J as part of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egan
George
John Clark
William
Reis
Herman
Glidawell
Ralph
Andgetson
Raymond
Crogan
Ole M. Beat
Mark
O. Bostwick
Virgil
Charles T. Kruletz
Bert
Joe
Otto
Masgie
Edward Hegarty
Michael J
Local Short Stories o f PORTANT MEETING in Dillon
Scott Leavitt federal employment director for Montana will address Dillon and Beaverhead county citizens at city hall on Saturday evening February 15 at 8 o clock on Employment for the Returned Soldier. The vital question of the day urges all interested to attend. Summer courses announced by State Normal College include a June 17 start with new dormitory completion promising ample accommodations. J R Scott of Grant elected president of the Montana State Poultry Breeders Association for a showing of wins across several classes. Lincoln Birthday observed with banks, offices, schools and post office closed and new flags displayed.
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Scott Leavitt
Montana
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Norma)l College
Colege
Scott
Butte
J. R. Scott
Grant
Montana State Poultry Breedery Association
Wyoming
Washington
Lincoln
Abraham
Court House
Paving Debate and Local School Graduation Announced
Town discussion shows 80 percent support for paving with a future improved street lighting plan. In Dillon, eighth grade graduates will speak at the Dillon Training School Auditorium on Saturday February 15 at 8 p.m., Rev. Bennett to give the address. Engineers began cross sectioning main streets to estimate paving costs, and a beginner class for the last half of the school year will start Monday February 17 with Miss Innes leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Training School
Bennett
The
Episcopal Church
Dillon
Miss Innes
Dillon News Briefs Reflect Local Influx And Illness
Dillon briefs report various visitors in town including William Connors from Dell and J H Duffy from Aviaconda, plus residents like Mrs Elmer Gordon and Mrs Louis Anderson. Notes mention considerable illness among city children, a brief on Bank staff returning after illness, and rental ad for three furnished rooms at Corner Glendale and Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Poindexter
Helena
J. H. Duffy
Aviaconda
H. I. ‘Scott
Monida
Dillon Friends
Charles Perry
Boulder
Elmer Gordon
Armstead
Frank Pahl
Twin Bridges
Frank Beehrer
Camp Lewis
Louis Anderson
G. V. Patterson
Dell
Dillon
George Selway
Alder
Edwin Pegram
Butte
Alice Pegram
C. W. Hudson
Beaverhead State Bank
Glendale
Atlantic Streets
Dd. Foss
Wibaux
Chris” "Snyder
Frank
Felt
H.G. Rodgers
Henry Ribfeind
City’ Drug -Store
Ratore
Fort
Benton
Dillon town notes and local movements this week
The Dillon roundup lists residents visiting business matters, job changes, and departures. Gilam, Bowen, Morrison of Wisdom attend to business. Tom Gilbert joins post graduate law studies. Kate Burch begins at Dillon Bakery. Barbara Andrus moves to Western Union. Second Montana members reportedly homeward bound. Frangis Staudaher visits Polson. Mrs Kaiser heads to war. Leach resigns from Western Anton to join Best Candy. Cy Harrison returns from California. T J O'Brien to Salt Lake City. coffee room management shifts to Sperka and Reed. Best Candy factory begins operations with several workers. A St Rose guild supper yields funds. Red Men's ball praised. Genevieve Metten visits Missoula and teaches at Round Butte High. Prof Byron Toan to France for YMCA work. house sale contemplated.
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Gilam
Bowen
Wisdom
Dillon
Tom E. Gilbert
Kate Burch
Colorado
Dillon Bakery
Barbara Andrus
Examiner
Western Union’ Telegraph Company
Montana
Frangis ‘Staudaher
Polson
Kaiser
Best Candy
I. Cy
St Rose Catholic Guild
City Hall
Genevieve Metten
Arm Btead
Delta Gamma Sorority
Missoula
Metten
Round Butte
Missoulian
Relic laden homecoming wound through Dillon crowd
Corporal Francis Staudaher of the 146th Field Artillery returned from France via Camp Lewis in uniform and with a large haul of Hun relics. The items including gas masks and helmets were displayed in Brundage's window to public fascination. He sailed from New York July 18 and saw action after arriving in England and then France before the armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Staudaher
146Th Field Artillery
Dillon
Camp Lewis
Brundage
Staudaker
New York
England
France
America
Sthudaher
Beaverhead
Street law, dog lead vigil in uncertain ad news
A fragmentary note hints at a public event involving a lady, a harnessed dog, and possible advertising. The garbled OCR suggests a street setting and an ongoing discussion of rights or roles, but details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills
B. Igets
Ani
Shakespeare Club Plans Regular Meeting Tomorrow
The Shakespeare club will hold its regular meeting tomorrow. Members will discuss ongoing readings and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
The
Shakespeare Club
Westminster Guild Hosts Event This Week
Mr A L Anderson entertained the Westminster guild this week. St Rose Guild hosted by Mrs Harlow Pease yesterday afternoon. St James Episcopal guild will meet with Mrs Charles P Thomas next Thursday February 20. ose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
A L. Anderson
Westmminster Guild
St. Rose Guild
Harlow Pease
St. James
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Hosted by Mrs Jens Bay
The Lutheran Ladies Aid society will be entertained by Mrs Jens Bay on Thursday February 20 at 2 oclock. The event is a social gathering hosted by the Bay household for the local church group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran
Lutherain Ladies Aid’ Society
Jens Bay
Club Meeting in Butte Scheduled for February 17 and 18
The district federation of women's clubs meets in Butte on Monday and Tuesday February 17 and 18 to plan activities and discuss club affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Federation of “Woman's Clubs
Mmeet
Butte
Arid
Bitterroot Social Tea Gathered by Mrs Best
Mrs Best hosted a Bitterroot tea Wednesday with guests including Mrs Hudson Mrs Moyer and Mary Gist in attendance at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
St James Guild Hosts Afternoon Tea at Lovell Home
Mrs Ellen Lovell and Mrs Amos Elliott entertained the St James guild at Mrs Lovell's home yesterday afternoon.
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James’ Guild
Ellen Lovell
Amos Elliott
St. James Guild
Luncheon Given for Mrs Van DeWalker by Nashes
Mrs Jennie Nash and Miss Nina Nash hosted a luncheon today for Mrs Van DeWalker who is visiting her daughter Mrs A F Walford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Nash
Nina Nash
van DeWalker
A. F. Walforf
Methodist Ladies Aid to Meet in Church Parlors
The Methodist Ladies Aid society will gather in the church parlors on Thursday February 20, with Mrs Lorain Spencer and Mrs Ned Saunders as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Aid
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Lorain Spencer
Ned Saunders
Social event hosted by Mrs Drummey and Mrs Gilbert
The Northside Country club will be entertained Tuesday February 18 by Mrs W F Drummey and Mrs Chester Gilbert at the home of Mrs Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside Country Club
W. KF. Drummey
Chester Gilbert
Gilbert
Peters and Bits United in Marriage at Methodist Parsonage
On Tuesday, Hubert Peters of Butte and Susan Bits of Butte were married by Pastor H. G. Humphrey at the Methodist parsonage. They will reside on a Caldwell, Idaho ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidon
Methodist
Hubert ‘Peters
Butte
Susan Bits
H. G. Humphrey
Peters
Caldwell
Idaho
Praise Service by Presbyterian Missionary Society
The annual praise service will be held Thursday evening February 20 at 8 o clock. All friends of the society are invited to attend. A program of short talks reading and music will be given.
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The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
the Society
Warwick Male Quartet Delights Full House at Normal Lyceum
The Warwick Male quartet performed before a full house at Normal auditorium last evening. The program was entertaining and drew much well merited applause. It was the second number on the Normal Lyceum course.
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Warwick
al Lyceum
Marriage of Miss Nora Moreau and Mr. Schuler
The Helena Independent reports the marriage officiated by Rodney Donaldson at St Pauls church. The bride Nora Moreau wore a bouquet of Melody roses and was attended by her sister Miss Nora Moreau and Miss Beat Rice Willard of Butte. The groom’s attendant was Mark Moreau. The couple left for a honeymoon to Seattle and Portland. The bride is a trained nurse at Murray hospital in Butte and the groom is a rancher near Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney
Donaldson
Murray Hospital
Butte
Dillon
Helena
Influenza vaccine advised with caution and warning
The article discusses an experimental influenza vaccine offered free to health departments for public use, noting it may prevent complications like pneumonia and death but not influenza itself. It urges rest, proper recovery, and lung checks to avoid tuberculosis, with guidance on signs needing medical attention and treatment options.
Ring the Bells of Heaven A Camp Mills Outburst
A New York Sun report recalls a wartime scene at Camp Mills on Long Island where a chaplain led a morale prayer before a singing event. An angry camp official interrupted, demanding the line ring the Kaiser's neck, ending with an abrupt postponement of the hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York Sun
Camp Mills
Great
Long Island Concentration ‘Camp
Leagt
France Looks to American Girls and Boys Clubs Model
France studies Uncle Sam’s methods for farming and home making clubs for youths. French high commission reps here reviewed U S agriculture and 4 H style programs. Officials expect clubs to boost postwar food supply through contests in farming and home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Uncle Sam
French High Commission
Department of Agriculture
America
Fogarty Figherty Nuptials Reported in Dillon
Marriage announced in Dillon for January 29 at Great Falls between Miss Sibyl Elsie Fogarty and James Joseph Figherty. They will reside with friends after May 1. Bride educated at local public school and Normal colleges and has many Dillon friends.
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Flaherty-Fogarty
Dillon
Great’ Falla
Sibyl
Elsie Fogarty
James
Joseph Figherty
Birthday Celebration for Lenore Thompson at Bishop Home
Miss Lenore Thompson hosted a birthday party last Saturday at her grandparents Mr and Mrs John F Bishop home. About twenty five high school students attended with Mr and Mrs Leslie Thompson and Reynolds Thompson of Twin Bridges. The evening featured games and dancing followed by refreshments at eleven.
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Lenore Thompson
John F. Bishop
Leslie Thompson
Reynolds Thompson
Twin Bridges
Rupert Hughes A Patriot Writer and War Veteran
Rupert Hughes, retired captain of the Intelligence department and Spanish American War veteran, is praised as a prolific writer of novels and plays. His stories are described as popular and successful, with the serialized tale The Thirteenth Commandment highlighted as a promising read.
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Mr. Hughes
Rupert Hughes
Rupert. Hughes
Wiine
Hithe Place Rinote
Mort
Entertainments Honor Guests Before North Branch Move
Informal gathering at Spur ranch hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J Keenan in honor of Mr. and Mrs Chas Maquist and their son as they prepare to move to North Branch Minnesota. Two progressive card party Tuesday evening saw favors won by Mrs Keenan Miz Henderson Pilgrim and Mr Maquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keenan
Moreau Schuler couple wed in Dilldir ceremony
Miss Sarah E Moreau daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark S Moreau and Clayton E Schuler of Dilldir were united in marriage at 2 30 o'clock.
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Huber Bros
Beaverhead Wagon Road
T. M. ‘Barrett
Gtockwen
Montaraimany
Beaton
Do Eeton
the & Y
William’Connors
W. H. Forsyth
Lakeview
G. L. Hughes
Company
Horse Prairie
Dorothy Smith
Oan
James Karts
Shoshone
Ditlon
Mr. Bit Ites
F.C. McFade
Eee
Louis de Crignes
Sperka and
Reed Restaurant
Men of
Byron E. Toan
Beaverhead High School
Northside Club
the Quartet
Etebrs
LE Pigg
C-B
Crampton, Montana
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