Number, Please by Dillon Central Office Forefront
District Traffic Chief Glenn F. Lewis explains how the Central Office keeps the telephone network alive from the exchange to homes. He profiles Miss Henrietta Jones and the day staff, notes operators in Dillon, and outlines call volumes, seasonal traffic, and the role of the local manager B A Reeser.
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The
Tribune
Glenn F. Lewis
Mountain States Telephone Company
South Idaho
Dillon
Central
Telephone Company
Weavers of Speech
Dillon Exchange
Henrietta Jones
Laura Sprin- Ale
Winnie Schwartz
Zelena Carruthers
Gladys Brown- Geld
Leona Carney
Katherine Burtsch
Burtsch
Beaverhead Abstract Company Real Estate Transfers Week Ending February 10 1923
Real estate transfers recorded in Beaverhead Title Books for the week ending February 10 1923. Transfers involve multiple parcels with names and locations listed in the Beaverhead Abstract Company records.
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Books of the
Beaverhead ‘Abstract Company
Deeds and Patents Recorded for Lands and Mining Claims
Patent issued to Edward G. Cunningham for 160 acres in Big Hole basin. Deed transfers include Romeyn T. Ogle to William C. Orton for North Star and Beer quartz lode mining claims. Quitclaims note transfers in Centennial valley and Big Side basin with water rights. Correction deed links to a warranty deed for Pacific street lots and Holman to Campbell for 820 acres with minimal consideration.
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Edward G. Cunningham
Big Hole Basin
Romeyn T. Ogle
William C. Orton
North Star
Charles L. Bray
Eliza J. Bray
Centennial Valley
A. L. Stone
John C. Wharton
Big Slde
A.J. Wedum
A.J. Wedum Lumber Company
A. J. Wedum
Pacific Street
Gertrude I. Holman
W. H. Campbell
Last Dillon
Bench
Continuous Propositions For Non-Irrigated Farm Tillage
Billings Montana February 7 Good summer tillage on non irrigated farms is a continuous proposition per the Montana Development Association bulletin. It outlines fundamentals: plow early in spring to sprout weeds and conserve moisture, plow and pack with a subsoil packer when soil is fit, and cultivate as often as needed.
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Billings
Montana Development, Association
Church Matters at Pine Street Church
Philip J. May, minister, announces Sunday church events. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. The Hidden Sackcloth program by the Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Special Washington and Lincoln program at 7:30 p.m. A contribution will support Presbyterian work in Alaska and its hospital near the north pole.
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Philip J. May
Christian Endeavor
Washington
Religious Lessons at Grace Methodist Church on Washington’s Birthday
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in Bannack and Washington streets invites all to a Sunday program centered on religious lessons from our founders. Pastor Edward Smith leads 11 a.m. worship with a theme planned for lay speakers at 7:30 p.m. and a 10 a.m. Sunday school. The Epworth League gathers 6:30 p.m. for a social hour and lunch.
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Methodist
Washington
Epworth League
India
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Bannack
Washington Streets
Edward Smith
Lee R. Light
Clela Stufft
Salvation Army Meeting Schedule
Salvation Army announces weekly gatherings with two Tuesday and Thursday 8 p m salvation meetings plus a Friday 8 p m cottage prayer meeting. Saturday 8 p m salvation meeting and Sunday Holiness 11 a m, Sunday school 2 30 p m, and salvation 8 p m. All are welcome.
Unstandardized Telephone Sets Hamper French System
An American reader learns that in France telephone service varies by region and instrument type. Government grants manufacturing concessions, leaving subscribers to buy their own sets and rely on dealers for repairs, with disputes over responsibility often dragging on for months and cutting off service in the meantime.
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New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Chicago
France
Oil Prices Rise for Third Time Since January
The third increase in crude oil since January 15 pushes the price to the $1.20 mark. Crude in this field is expected to average $1.15 on the same grading basis.
State livestock value rises to 95 million dollars
The state's livestock industry has increased until the value of all classes of livestock is now estimated at 95,024,000 dollars.
Glasgow Farmers Organize Produce Association
Farmers near Glasgow form a produce association with capital of 50000 dollars to organize marketing and cooperative activities.
Miles City Seeks Two State Normal Schools
Miles City Montana asks state lawmakers for authorization to establish two state normal schools and an appropriation of 20000 dollars to support the plan.
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Miles City
Montana
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Charlie Chaplin
Pola Negri
Mountain States Tel. and
Tel, Co
Reeser
Rock County Telephone Company
Wisconsin
Montania
Helena
Bozeman
Wyoming
Rotary Club
Masonic Fraternity
American Legion
Fire Department
410Th
Arthur C. Hansen
Oaks
North Dakota
Hansen
18Th Infantry
Veterans’ Bureau
Church Matters
First Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Salvation Army
Glasgow
Grant, Mont
Salmon Valley Ranch
Chas
A. Norton
Propr
Salmon
Ida
God
Sas LS LLP
Gawad
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