Armstead Blade highlights new two story store project
The Armstead Blade reports Charles Hoadley will start a modern two story building on the old Spokane site once weather allows. The downstairs will host a store and restaurant, the upstairs living spaces, with six rooms for visiting Butte fishermen. The structure will be fireproof, steam heated, fully water serviced, and gasoline lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoadley
Spokane
Butte
Armstead
Butte Produce Co. Dealer Visits Town and Local Notes
Mr Dewey of the Butte Produce Co. visited town last week to conduct business. Mr Briggs the mayor of Armstead was confined with a touch of pneumonia. Mr Pignon of Dillon helped plaster a new cabin at Herbert Selway's. Mrs Ed Morrow visited Dillon. The G and P train ran 1:15 late. Families from Dillon came for passengers stranded by the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Butte Produce Co
Briggs
Armstead
Pignon
Dillon
Herbert Selway
Ed. Morrow
Heine
Texas
Hoadley’s
Local Happenings in Lakeview Valley this Week
Mrs Culver passed through Lakeview en route home. B L Forsyth and Jim Edwards visited Bray brothers and fished. W J Jones set ice, George Shambow moved two cattle trains to market and aims for Portland. N J Jones named fish and game warden. licenses available. Wedding bells expected for valley couples as Mrs Grundy notes.
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Lakeview
Charles Thorp
Near Monida
N. J. Jones
Joe Duff
Charley Fox
Jimmie Crispe
Sheridan
Montana
Monida
Mrs. Grundy
Big Hole Basin News Roundup From The Breezes
Fred Nelson returned Monday from a business trip to Butte and Dillon. Gus Swanson and Jorgen Jorgenson began shippping 275 head of beef steers to the Union Meat Company in Portland. Miss Rose, a Jackson teacher, plans to move to Dillon Thursday for the week. Mr and Mrs D H Pendergast traveled to Dillon to visit relatives. Miss Nella Pendleton left for Salt Lake to study millinery and may form a business partnership with Mrs Stabler. A sleighing party visited Hans Johnson's ranch Saturday night, entertaining hosts with a cordial welcome. The party included Gertrude Loss, Pearl Neidt, Gladys Zotn, Alice Paddock, Stella O Connell, Bertha Crase, G A Williams, Harve Paddock, Robert O Connell, George Francis and Edward Miller. Margaret Ross, Beaverhead county superintendent, finished a Basin school tour and praised local education. Mrs Ross visited Wisdom Monday and Tuesday before returning to Dillon.
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Dansy
A. J. Wedum
Metlen
Swanson
Dillon
Newsy
Armstead
Gus Voshage
Tom Probert
Butte
Smith
Charles Burden
Rolly White
White Brothers
Brigham
Leo Grosche
Pat Ward
Harry Martin
Martin and Cruz
J. A. McIntosh
Salmon
R. Thomas Ballard
Figgy
Dijon
F. P. Bulger
Great Falls
Youngken & Sott Wa
Herbert Selway
Park Scott
Caldwell
Salt Lake City
Albert Gelhaus
Marie
Jost
Ralph Hunter
Fred Nelson
Gus Swanson
Jorgen Jorgenson
Union Meat Company of
Portland
Miss Rose
Jackson
D. H. Pendergast
Nella Pendleton
Salt Lake
Stabler
Hans Johnson
Mingses Gertrude Loss
Pearl Neidt
Gladys Zotn
Alice Paddock
Stella O'Connell
Bertha Crase
G. A. Williams
Harve Paddock
Robert O'Connell
George Francis
Edward Miller
Margaret Ross
Beaverhead County
Ross
Dillon Wedneday
Mesdames C. W
W. W. Francis
Wisdom
Willis February gathering on social visits in region
Willis notes include Sanford Shepard visiting Wiseriver with brief calls in Dillon and chats with Mrs. Hartwig. Richard Maier traveled to Sanders ranch near Blaine. F Bassett and Mrs Joy hosted a birthday party for Mr Joy with guests from Dillon. Ranger J E David came from Melrose on official business. Also a Dillon Monday visit.
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J. E. David
Melrose
Dillon
Local social visits and a school board hire meeting
Miss Theresa Reichle visited Butte to see friends. Mrs Julian Hartwig and daughter Louisa attended a Melrose dance last Monday with Joe Nample. Peter Spritzer traveled to Dillon for business and a horse show. Miss Ida Hartwig returned from Butte after weeks with relatives. The school board called a special meeting to discuss hiring a teacher for the coming term. J C Ferguson made a brief Dillon visit on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Reichle
Butte
Julian Hartwig
Louisa
Melrose
Joe Nample
Peter Spritzer
Dillon
Ida Hartwig
J.C. Ferguson
Methodist Minister Recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Milnea Minnesota pastor Rev James Lewis urges trials of Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds coughs and croup. He reports it a welcome home remedy after years of use and predicts lasting effectiveness. Available from dealers Ady tm.
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Chamberlain
James
Lewis
Milnea, Minn
Ady. Tm
Surprise social season highlight in Grant Mont
On February 18 25 friends surprised Mr and Mrs Kay and Mrs Chinn at their Grant home with cards games and a late lunch marking one of the season’s jolliest events Also notes a local baby birth a 15th birthday party and upcoming community dance days later with visits from regional locals and business representatives.
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Melrose
Bain of
Brenner
Bannack
Messrs
Peterson
Nay
Templin
Mansfield, Jr
Stocker
Dillon
Ethel Templin
Ernest
Frank Rife
Barrett
Nancy Barrett
Carl Hanson
Medicine Lodge
Frank Blair
Spokane
John McCoy
Bannack Mines
Grant
Grant Public School
Mac Stocker
Ithel Templin
Agnes
Gladys Nau
Dickson
A.C. M. Co
German appendicitis remedy promises quick relief
Dillon readers warned that many people suffer chronic appendicitis misdiagnosed as gas or constipation. A Potts notes that Alder-i-ka buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients provide instant relief after a single dose. Advertisement claims rapid benefits for stomach troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
A. Potts
Wilsons Cabinet Picks Stir Hopes for Wilson Presidency
The newspapers report Bryan as likely secretary of state and Albert S Burleson of Texas as postmaster general with possible interior post. Daniels of North Carolina and William G McAdoo of New York are named for cabinet slots. Governor Wilson resigns to become president March 4 and questions arise about his future compared to Grover Cleveland.
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Bryan
Wilson
Albert S. Burleson
Texas
Interior
Daniels
North Carolina
William G. McAdoo
New York
Norris
New Jersey
United States
Grover Cleveland
Basket Willow Cuttings From Arlington Experiment Farm
The Department of Agriculture will distribute basket willow cuttings grown at the Arlington Virginia experimental farm. Recipients must report treatment and results. Distributions, from 50 to 100 cuttings per person, occur early each March to test varieties best suited to local soils and climates.
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Department of Agriculture
Arlington
Arlington Farm
Ames
Iowa
Forest Service
United States
Canada
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Dillon Resident
Dillon Montana poultry raiser George Opp reports renewed energy and relief from dullness after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He credits the pills with improving his condition and states he has not needed medicine for his kidneys since. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's. Ad. 8-21.
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Dillon
Dean
George Opp
Railroad Ave
Mont
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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George Main
Scott
Bcort & Bowne
Bloomfeld
N. J
Satan
Big Hole Basin
Willis
U. S
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Asher
Billy
Rex
Crystal
Redman’s Country
International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated
Helena
the Dillon Bakery
F. C. McFadden
Office 11
Black
Dillon Coal & Transfer
Geo. Mast
Eta
E. H. Brundage
the Tribune
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