Rural telephone meeting urged at Sally's store Waterloo
Loomont residents plan a Friday night gathering to discuss building a rural telephone line from Sally's store at Waterloo east, north, west, and south. The report notes a county road opening from Loomont toward the foot hills aiding farmers commuting to the railroad.
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Loomont
Sally
Waterloo
Loomont Station
Derich
W. J. Rankin
Cardwell
H.J. Foster
H., J. Foster
Ashley Fouts
Elizabeth Mellett
Twin Bridges
Parker
John Elliott
Butte
M. T. Carney
Mr. Daniels
Whitehall
Carl Foster
Wm. Carnay
H. J. Wilhelm
Katherine Lally
Schoo
Deer Lodge
Edgar Wilhelm
Wm. Waters
Butte Are Spending the Week With Mrs. Water's Sister, Mrs. Wm. Curnow
Chas. Townsend
H. J. Foster
Stock Association
Sheridan
John Butler
West Side
Curnow
Harry Mellett
Circle of Women of Woodcraft
Anna
Wardall
Helena
Local notes from Glen and nearby towns
Frank Swartz and Mr. Cosgrove bought cattle in the Dillon area. Fay Gransberry and family visited Ferguson home from Rock Creek. Miss Kate Bechrer traveled to Butte to see a sick grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kateh and child left Dillon after a three week visit at Jacob Hartwig home. Mrs. J. Lenkersdorfer and children visited Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Poole of Menon Idaho visited W. L. S. Co. place over holidays. Chas. A. Green made a brief Dillon visit. Mrs. E. Garrison and son Will went to Helena. Billy appointed page in the house. LR. Foote named assistant state superintendent of schools. Neighbors express mixed loss and pride as he improves his lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyisa - Bechter
Dillon
Jake’ “Mittelmaier
Sybil Grant
Butte
Rock Creek
L. R. Foote
Carl
Fritz Hartwig
J. C. Ferguson
Elza Bryan
Helena
T. Clifford
Jacob Hartwig
Poole
Menon
Idaho
W. L.S. Co
Chas. A. Green
Diffon
E. Garrison
Will
Billy
LR. Foote
Stone Creek News brief highlights local happenings
William Rei recovers at Curtis hospital after two months of typhoid fever. Mrs. J. M. Bray has grip. W. H. Bently visited Dillon. Miss Neil Gillis leaves for Butte to finish first year in high school. Miss Mildred Courtney returns to teach at Stone Creek school. A dance occurred at Whitebeck’s. P. O. Cash freights toward Moses Smithe ranch from Dillon. Ralph Smith reports heavy snow in Gallatin. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brown return to homestead. Mrs. Brown visited Sheep Creek basin. Mr. Brown joined at Christmas.
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Jan. Dal
William Rei
Curtis Hospital
J. M. Bray
Dillon
Neil Gillis
Butte
Mildred Courtney
Stone Creek
Whitebeck
P. O. Cash
Moses Smithe Ranch
Ralph Smith
Gallatin
Jess Brown
Mrs. Brown
Sheep Creek Basin
Mr. Brown
Sheridan State Bank elects officers and approves dividend
At a Sheridan stockholders meeting W A Clark was named president C H Buford vice president R W Rossiter cashier W W Buford assistant cashier and C C Hill a director. A 20 percent dividend was declared. Also reports on stockmen delegation and a 1917 wedding Mary Jensen to George Duncan near Sheridan and other social notes.
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Sheridan
Sheridan State Bank
W. A. Clark
C. H. Buford
R. W. Rossiter
W. W. Buford
C. C. Hill
Stockmens' Association
Bullerdick
Stock Association
Cheyenne
George Franks
Waterloo
Mary Jensen
George Duncan
Austice
Methodist Church
R. H. Dyer
Chas. Williams
Aldrich
Golden
Maggie Walker
Sam Williams
Sheridan Lodge No. 20
Fraternal Session Names Officers And Attendees
A. PF and A. M. W M with R. H. Dyer and others held a social session and installed officers last Saturday night. The list includes J. W. Rossiter, H. B. Nesbitt secretary, Chas Johnson treasurer, J. M. Maddison tyler, Sam Williams, Ruby Rebekah, VG Kleitz treasurer, Will Willis chaplain, Lou Planalp conductor, Chas Fenton warder, D. T. Sandige RS to N G, Lenore Stay of Twin Bridges, and others.
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A. PF
R. H. Dyer
S. Ws
R. W. Rossiter
J. W
H. B. Nesbitt
Chas. Johnson
Tyler
Sam.Williams
Ruby Rebekah Dodge
M.G
Eliza Schowe
Twin, Bridges
Mrs
A. Halse
O. G
Gabe Goolwin
Apex News highlights local social and travel notes
Walter Siria traveled to Dillon and returned home. Many residents including Roy and Ray Stanfield, Misses Cora Hails Daisy Logan Charlotte Granaas, and Everett Turner attended events in Dillon and Apex. A spelling match and a dance at the Haining house are planned with prizes and lunch. Religious services were held by Rev. Humphrey and Prof. Mack accompanied him.
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Apex
Walter Siria
Dillon
Roy
Ray Stanfield
Frank Selleck
Robert Frakes
Elza Bryan
A. Cy Hood
Morrison
John Hails
O. A. McGrew
S. L. McClean
Russel McClean
Haining House
Cora Hails
Daisy Logan
Charlotte Granaas
Everett Turner
Pat Smith
Melrose
Humphrey
Mack
Robert Wishart
Butte
O. E. Coiner
W. H. Coiner
A. C. Hood
Harley Selby
Clarke
Colonel Combs
Big Hole Basin
Selby
Elsie Star
Morrison Ranch
Darnitter Ranch Butchering and Local Notables Activity
McHessor news reports a slaughter day at the Darnitter ranch with twenty two hogs dressed and Burril Crane killing a heifer last week. The rural scene lists wheat haulers Gus Jones Joe Morrow Al Nichols Geo Reis and Geo Graves and notes visits by Ed Marley Casper Ullrick John Bennett Marjorie Davis and Dorothy. A Blaine school literary society met Jan 6 with a prohibition debate won by Mailey and Biers. Alie Nyhart bought the Blaine McHesser stage lines from Bob Stalcup.
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Mailey
Biers
Alie Nyhart
Blaine and McHesser
Bob Stalcup
Normal School Bills Set for Helena Consideration
Belden of Fergus gives notice to introduce an appropriation bill for a second normal school at Lewistown. Kemmis announces a bill to establish a second state normal school at Sidney. Kemmis says Montana needs more than one normal school and would back Belden if his bill fails.
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Helena
Belden
Fergus
Lewistown
Kemmis
Sidney
Montana
Red Districts Must Be Closed
The directive calls for enforcement action against houses of ill fame and lodging houses used for such purposes. It warns that enforcement could scatter offenders and orders officers to target managers and proprietors of residence properties hotels and rooming houses that are occupied in violation of law.
Oshonian Literary Society Friday Program Set
The Oshonian Literary Society announces a monthly program on Friday night January 12 at 7 30. Town residents are invited to attend these society events.
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Oshonian Literary Society
Local and Personal News and Events
Local notes report visits and travel by residents from Billings Painter Creek Arenta and Farlin Mont. Mentioned are M E Barry James Blair Genevieve Metlen Alma Morse and Pete Huppman. Schildkret Hungarian Orchestra at the Normal is advertised as the fourth lyceum event.
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Lyceum
Schildkret
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Loomont News
Glen News
Stone Creek News
Sheridan News
Scott
Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Apex News
McHessor News
Ford
F. O. B. Detroit
Montana Auto Supply Co
Roy E. Murray
Schildkrets’ Hungarian Orchestra
Schildkret's
Normal
Wagner’s Groc. Co
James Blair
Painter Creek
John Shefer
D. E. Metlen
Miss Genevieve
Mear Armstead
Warren Graeter
Argenta
Alma Morse
Chicago
Mrs. H. E. Potter
Pete Huppman
Farlin, Mont
Iowa
Roscoe Cornell
George Stimpson
Nebraska
C. T. Magnus
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
W. H. Shields
Spokane
Gail Stone
Mayr
Potts
Advet
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