Social Notes From Glen Reichle P O
John Poole and family visited Dillon last week. R Joy brief visit to Dillon. Carl Hartwig ran a Melrose business errand. Fay Gransberry went to Melrose on business. Miss M McGrade visited Dillon dormitory. Mrs R Joy visited Dillon with daughter Mrs Jake Mittelmaier. Dr H McMillan and family called on Julius Hartwig. Frank Beehrer to Dillon and operated for appendicitis. John Waters visited Butte. J C Ferguson visited Dillon. Julius Hartwig business trip to Melrose. J A Browne and spouse motor to Dillon. Neighbors ice up during cold spell. Infant of Mr and Mrs John Hand died Tuesday evening. Seven students in school No 37 pledge $25 thrift stamps. Coughs and grippe prevalent in valley. Mrs Bucy and son Clarence wintering in Kansas City. Hay stacks around valley disappearing with winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Joy
Dillon
Carl Hartwig
Melrose
Fay Gransberry
John Waters
Butte
J. C. Ferguson
Julius Hartwig
J. A. Browne
John Hand
Humphreys
Melrose Socials and Health Notes on February
A Melrose party at the Kinney place hosted by the Smith brothers featured shared supper, dancing and songs. A new scarlet fever case, the Hand family's small daughter, prompts three weeks of quarantine for the mother and child. siblings stay with friends awaiting school return. Samuel Barber travels to Butte for neuralgia treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Kinney Place
Smith Brothers
Samuel Barber
Butte
H. Smith
T. Sappington
Frances
Julia Boetticher
W. A. Corll
Dillon
John Robbins
Anaconda
Father Clifford
Winter Hardship Persists in Centennial Valley
February 19 report from Centennial Valley notes continued severe winter since the groundhog saw his shadow. Miss Lilian Enright suffers a hand injury from a crochet hook but shows improvement. Jack Kennar plans to return from Carolina in a couple of weeks. John Tucker rode around in his “limousine,” indicating shallow snow, as Lee Jones and Miss Enright attended events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Valley
Lilian Enright
Jack Kennar
Carolina
John Tucker
Lee Jones
Miss Enright
Sheridan Notes on Sale, Deaths, and Local Happenings
Local items from Sheridan February 20 describe Hyndman sale attendance at Silver Spring with Dillon visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Ditty and Miss Lena Jones. George Boyd dies after long illness, with obituary noting England birth and Montana Army service. Nearby updates mention Miss Birdie Walker, Emma Raymond ill in bed, and new sheep purchases by E D Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Hyndman
Silver Spring
Dillon
George Ditty
Sheppard
Lena Jones
Ira Sanders
Thomas Drummy
A. Tessier
Tessier
Horse Smith
Birdie Walker
Jack Speedy
Helena
F. J. Starral
Hampshire
Red Cross
Wm. Rhodes
George A. Boyd
Charles Fenton
Berkshire
England
United States
Isabell Roe
Salt Lake City
E. Schome
Chas. Fenton
Diamond O Ranch
Mesdames
E. D. Marsh
O. J. Olson
Wigton Kirkpatrick
Starral
Rev
Aristice
High School Notes and Local Events
Owing to the non arrival of the subjects the Essay contest for Wednesday was not held. The basketball team left for Helena for the district tournament while the state tournament was abandoned due to contagious diseases in Bozeman. The girls team left for a return game with Three Forks. Miss Marie Sanford of the University of Minnesota spoke at the assembly sharing a message of courage and enthusiasm. Horses and buyers fill hotels for the annual sale. Draft examinations are underway at the courthouse with doctors rotating. Mr and Mrs P W Armstrong and others from Medicine Lodge were in Dillon shopping yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Bozeman
Three Forks
Marie Sanford
University of Minnesota
Miss Sanford
Montana
Sanford
Local Girls Return to Normal School Studies
Miss Zita Stearn resumes Normal studies after weeks in Butte. Miss Elizabeth Quinn returns from Butte to continue at the Normal. Other Butte girls plan holidays at home including Marie Carey Helen Marion Lila Stevens Margaret Charles and Genrose McGonigle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zita Stearn
Butte
Norma Salmon
Thresa Murphy
Elizabeth Quinn
Loretta McCarthy
Anaconda
Miss Goddard
Ruth Carmichael
Marie Evans
Lucy Sidensticker
Twin Bridges
Marie Carey
Helen Marion
Lila Stevens
Margaret Charles
Genrose McGonigle
Dora O’brien
Marie O ‘Kennelly
Zita Stears
Jane Foley
Nellia Mulholland
Mary Kyland
Deer Lodge Woman Saves for War Bonds by Limiting Shows
A Deer Lodge woman vows to buy War Savings and Thrift stamps with money saved from amusements and restricts herself to one weekly picture. Extra shows trigger stamp purchases. Boy Scouts in Deer Lodge sold 900 worth of War Savings stamps, with Silvan Morrow winning first prize for 376, George Lawerly second for 297, and George McGillies third for 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Boy Scouts
G.H. McMullin
Silvan Morrow
George Lawerly
George McGillies
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Glen News
Reichle P. O
John Poole
Pioneer
Will's
Acada
Pioneer Seed
Will
Northwest
Oscar H. Will & CO
Bismarck
NO. Dak
Melrose News
Centennial Valley News
Sheridan News
P. W. Armstrong
Eda Craver Freeman
Thomas Craver
Medicine Lodge
Normal College
Charles Wilcomb
Lillian Dean
Rebecca Lipson
Fannie
Smith
Alva| Garr, Dell
Mont
Ean
Henry Davenport
Slater & Wagner
J. E. Morse
Dance Brothers
Mer
Montana Auto Supply Company
Yours Truly
Olmsted-Stevenson CO
Griffin Cash Grocery CO
J. W. Forsgren
Bond Grocery CO
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