Funeral Held for James Hungate in Melrose
The Melrose community attended the funeral of James Hungate who died at home after a year long illness likely due to throat tumor and possible aortic aneurysm. The service at Melrose Presbyterian Church was led by Rev. P. J. May with I O O F pallbearers and a large congregation from nearby towns.
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Melrose
Mont
James Hungate
Hungate
Thomas Hungate
Glendale
Melrose Presbyterian Church
P. J. May
David Jones
George Mighorn
Pocatello
Ida
Will Jones
Sadie
Julia Booetticher
Billie
Henry Meine
Boni
Donovan's Hall
Humber's Hall
McLaughlin
Valley
Butte
Hiram Stewart
Browne's
Jin Glendale
California
Stewart
Sunny
South
Birthday and social news from Polaris area eventful weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Marchesseau hosted a birthday party with friends including Mrs. Mary Sheppard and Miss Agnes Casey. The report lists visits, farm trips, cattle shipments to Ogden, and multiple gatherings at the Pyle, Knoll, Harrison, and Brown households around Dillon and Armstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Frank J. Marchesseau
J. J. Brown
J. H. Judge
Pauline Pahnish
Andy B. Pyle
George A. Pyle
Dillon
Emmet Caroll
Tash
Miss Knoll
D. L. Ranch
Earl Tash
Dewey Marchesseau
Harrison Ranch
Ed. Farley
W. S. Tash
Billy
Mr. Brown
E. A. Marchesseau
Mary Sheppard
Frank
Changes on Madison National Forest spark resignations
Sheridan reports multiple staff moves at the Madison National Forest this month. Deputy supervisor W A Schowe resigns with regrets from Supervisor Derrick and the forest workforce. his career is highlighted by wartime service and steady promotions from ranger to deputy supervisor. Several other rangers including Arthur T Smith and H Bosworth also resign, while E A Hupe returns to tie sale duties and local community events fill the rest of the column.
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Sheridan
Madison National Forest
W. A. Schowe
Derrick
Forest Service
Mr. Schowe
Schowe
Twentieth Engineers
France
Tie
Basin District
West Yellowstone
Montana
Madison Forest
H. G. Ade
Meadow Creek
Smead Range
South Meadow Creek
Bear Creek
Bosworth
Madison River Valley
E. A. Hupe
Yellowstone
Hupe
Centennial Valley News Roundup January to February
Mrs Archie Hayden drove to Monida with her son Archie Jr and he took the train to Oshkosh Nebraska to visit relatives for a month. The J Dodd cattle herd moved to William O Connors ranch to be fed through the winter. About 300 head areStock cattle. Tom Fairbanks is feeding cattle for John Bray at Lakeview. Mrs A Hayden traveled to Dillon for a few days. Mr and Mrs Tuck Jones and daughter Leona visited Frank Jones and family. Mrs J H Buck joined the Tuck Jones to visit the Claytons at the Clayton place. A small surprise party occurred at Picnic Springs on Sunday evening February 3 hosted by Fanny and Evelyn Fairbanks.
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Lakeview
Archie Hayden
Monida
Archie Jr
Oshkosh
Nebr
J. Dodd
Milt. Bean Place
William O’connors
Tom Fairbanks
John Bray
A. Hayden
Dillon
Tuck. Jones
Leona
Frank Jones
J. H. Buck
Clayton Place
Tuck Jones
Claytons
Picnic Springs
Fanny
Evelyn Fairbanks
Turning the World Right Side Up Through Gospel Truth
A sermon urges Christians to turn the world right side up by preaching a forceful old time gospel. It condemns wealth worship, money power, and social immorality as curses, calling ministers to fearlessly confront pagan systems and demand financial accountability to God.
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Paul
Silas
America
Estray horse to be sold at public auction
Estray notice states a black six year old, unbranded horse weighing about 1150 pounds will be sold for cash at the P and O home ranch on the Ath day of March, 1924 at 3 o clock p m. D W Erwin stock inspector issues the notice and names the auction location.
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D. W. Erwin
Strangled Broadway Butterfly Found in Walnut Springs Apartment
Louise Lawson known as a Broadway butterfly was found strangled in her Walnut Springs Texas apartment. Police call the case part of a robbery ring that targets jewel wearers on Broadway, with violence linked to routine robberies.
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Louise Lawson
Walnut Springs
Tex
America Is Doomed and That's That
A fervent editorial proclaims the nation doomed amid a mock plea to accept Zionist and immigration critiques. It mocks public leaders, laments impending ruin, and suggests drastic political shifts led by Zangwill, calling for wholesale partisan sacrifice and sweeping policy changes.
Relieved Colds of Father and Son Praise Foley's Honey and Tar
A Louisville reader from 1104 Mulberry St reports that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound gave relief to severe colds for him and his son. The ad notes it is excellent for coughs colds and hoarseness and attributes the relief to Foley's product. Potts druggist endorses the item.
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G. E. Kuhler
Mulberry St
Louisville
Foley
Potts
Real Estate and Farm Offer Near Dillon Montana
Advertises 160 acre dairy hog and chicken ranch with machinery included for 5000 dollars on easy terms. 80 acre irrigated tillable tract near Dillon for 6000 dollars half cash. A 160 acre cattle and dairy layout listed at 3250 dollars with easy payments. Also bigger irrigated farms and ranches and Dillon homes for swap.
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Dillon
Notice of Private Sale of Nancy Mauldin Home in Dillon
District Court of Montana Beaverhead County notices executor will sell at private sale the Nancy Mauldin dwelling at 317 South Idaho Street Dillon. Bids due March 10 1924. cash terms ten percent at sale with balance after court confirmation. executor may reject all bids.
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District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Nancy A. Mauldin
Nancy Mauldin
South
Idaho Street
Dillon
South Idaho Street
Dillon Montana
Real Estate Sales Surpass Twenty Thousand in Great Falls
Two property transactions in Great Falls closed with total consideration exceeding $20,000. The sales indicate active real estate movement in the area, reflecting market demand and investment interest among buyers and sellers.
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Great Falls
Sunburst Refinery Produces 25000 Barrels in January
Great Falls The Sunburst refinery operated at Sunburst field producing 25000 barrels of crude oil during January, reflecting steady output for the month.
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Great Falls
Doan's Pills End Kidney Trouble Says Dillon Man
Dillon resident W E Gray reports relief from kidney pain and urinary trouble after using Doan's Pills. He says two boxes removed symptoms and he would use Doan's again for any sign of kidney complaint. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y Adv. 7 3
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Dean
Dillon
W. E. Gray
Kentucky Ave
Doan
Estray Mare to be Sold at Carl Mast Place Dillon
Unless the owner can be found the described estray will be sold at public auction for cash at the Carl Mast place in Dillon on March 15 1924 at 10 o'clock a m. The animal is a small bay mare about four years old not branded and unbroke. 7-10
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Carl Mast
Dillon
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