Community Club Dance at St James Guild Hall
Members and guests of the Community club enjoyed a Friday evening dance at the St James Guild hall. Midpoint lunch paused dancing for an hour, two quadrilles led by George Simpson and C T Magnus, winners Lester Cottrell and wife received a cake, Linson orchestra provided music, and many members attended including Mr and Mrs Sam Freeman Mr and Mrs A A Elliott and others. The event marked the club’s first dance of the year with plans for monthly gatherings.
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St. James Guild Hall
George Simpson
C. T. Magnus
Lester Cottrell
Linson
Sam Freeman
A. A. Elliott
Will Deputy
J. O. Melton
Richard Nedrow
George Ditty
E. H. Brundage
Clarence Axe
W. D. Sandy
Diggle Emerick
Boss Emerick
Pearl S. Smith
R. E. Melton
Lorain Spencer
Ned Saunder
Lonnie Linson
Hollie Staudaher
Laila Farmer
Harry Rodgers
Francis Staudaher
Hubert and
Pat Flynn
Stanley Hatton
Birthday Dinner Honors Melvyn Smith Host Dinner
Melvyn Smith hosted a four course birthday dinner Tuesday the 9th with his parents. Covers were laid for ten. Mrs. Mary Selway assisted Mrs. Smith in serving the dinner. A fine meal and pleasant time was reported by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvyn Smith
Mary Selway
Smith
Bridge Dinner Hosted by Mesdames Best on Idaho Street
Mesdames O. M. Best and J. P. Best entertained a group of ladies with a bridge dinner last Saturday evening at the O. M. Best residence on South Idaho Street. Eight tables of players participated in the evening's games.
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Mesdamés
O. M. Best
J. P. Best
South Idaho Street
Local couples host bridge evening for friends
Mr and Mrs O Me Best and Mr and Mrs J P Best held a bridge party on Thursday evening. The celebration featured playing and socializing with ladies and gentlemen as guests.
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Me Best
J.P. Best
Dillon Delphian to Meet January Twenty Second
The Dillon Delphian society will hold its next regular meeting on January 22. Mrs. G T Pail will lead the lesson Contemporaries of Shakespeare.
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Dillon; Delphian Society
G. T. Pail
Woman's Home Missionary Meeting Date Set
The Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet at Mrs. Edward Smith's home on Thursday January 25.
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The
Woman's Home Missionary. Society
Edward Smith
Birthday Dinner Honors Harold Cashmore and Coach Williams
Mr and Mrs W F Cashmore entertained at dinner Saturday evening January 13 in honor of their son Harold and Coach Williams whose birthdays are both on that date. Covers were laid for eight.
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W.F. Cashmore
Harold
Coach Williams
Parish Supper Gathers Parish Leaders for Year Plans
The St. James Guild held a parish supper at the guild hall on Tuesday evening. Members discussed and outlined church plans for the year.
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St. James Guild
Local Dillon Notices and Shopper Classifieds
Cartons of carpet and linoleum at Tattersalls plus sewing machine rentals and cap sale deals highlight a Dillon shopping page. Local residents: John Grant Melrose Mrs Mable Lounsberry Dell Joe Browne from Dillon guests at Andrus, and Hazelbaker public land script offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable ‘Lounsberry
Dell
Dillon
CAP SALE at the Men's Store and Lima visitors
Local notes list Lima residents and visitors to Dillon including Mrs Agnes Bernstein and Quincy Little. Mentions upgrades and travels across Milwaukee Los Angeles Long Beach points with several names and towns cited.
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Quincy Little
Lima
Dillon
Mr and Mrs Lauterbach Head South for Winter
Mr and Mrs Max Lauterbach will depart tonight for Los Angeles to spend the rest of the winter. Some street light lamp shades were cleaned this week improving their appearance.
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Max Lauterbach
Los Angeles
Ranch property wanted with large holdings near St Paul
Wanted notice seeking parties with large ranches to sell or rent property including a $100,000 hotel in St Paul and various other ranch related properties. Address provided at 109 S Arizona St Butte Montana with contact details for serious inquiries.
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St. Paul
Clear
S. Arizona St
Butte
Mont
No License Trappler Fined In Justice Court
Mike Rebich paid 35 dollars after arraignment in justice court for trapping muskrats without a hunting and fishing license. Deputy Game Warden Edmonds questioned him and arrested him for the violation. The notice notes government employment changes and a legislative push to cut state government overhead.
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Mike Rebich
Justice Court
Rebich
Edmonds
Belt church plans a $6000 addition soon
It is planned to build a 6000 addition to the M E church at Belt in the very near future.
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M. FE
Belt
Baker Oil Field Set for Early Development Opening
The Baker oil field is slated for early development as officials announce plans to open the site for exploration and production. Local authorities and industry partners expect rapid progress with initial drilling and infrastructure setup in the coming months.
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Baker
Notice to Sheep Men Sell or Lease 760 Acre Ranch
Notice to sheepmen about a 760 acre ranch offering open summer range for at least 14,000 sheep. Available for sale on easy terms or lease for a term of years. Interested parties should contact John R. Hedley at 2314 Carroll Park South Long Beach California.
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John R. Hedley
Carroll Park
Long Beach
California
Riverside School Attendance and Local Health Notes
Joseph Mautz is absent due to illness at Riverside School. Doris Hull recovers from tonsil surgery and Melton's baby heals from pneumonia. Several children have missed school last month for illness. John Stefanic and John Hull visited relatives in Butte during holidays. Magic Rebich returned from Butte after an operation at Murry hospital.
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Joseph Mautz
John Stefanic
Butte
John Hull
Doris Hull
Melton
Magic Rebich
Murry Hospital
Magnus heads to Missoula for Mutual Life agents conference
C. T. Magnus district agent for Mutual Life Insurance company of New York travels to Missoula at the request of W. H. Shields Spokane agency manager to attend a conference of leading company agents.
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C. T. Magnus
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Missoula
W. H. Shields
Spokane
Conserve Steam Cookers and Sewing Machines
Classified notice offering steam cookers with shelves and pans of varying heights to save fuel time and food waste. Also advertises sewing machine cleaning and repair by J. H. Brundage, agent at 416 South Atlantic Street. Hourly or daily rates.
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J. H. Brundage
Atlantic St
Severe Cough After Influenza
After an attack of the flu which left me with a severe cough nothing relieved me until I used Foley s Honey and Tar writes Mrs K D Drake Childs Md Coughs from influenza whooping cough asthma and croup are quickly relieved with Foleys Honey and Tar Potts the druggist Adv 1 1im
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Foley
K. D. Drake
Childs
Potts
Foley's Honey and Tar Eases Grippe Cough Says Spokane Woman
Mrs. Mary Kisby of Spokane Washington reports a severe La Grippe cough improved after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The advertisement claims relief for coughs from influenza bronchitis and grippes. Potts the druggist endorses the product.
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Foley
Mary Kisby
Spokane
Washington
Potts
Sunburst discovery well highlights six months of activity
In six months since the Sunburst discovery well, 72 rigs were erected and 25 producing wells brought in. Over 20 wells are nearing completion, a 20 mile pipeline is in operation with storage facilities at 53 500 barrels, and marketing facilities modernized. Development spans 109 320 acres under lease near the major structure.
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Kootenia
Pipeline Project to Link Montana Field With Coutts Facility
Materials are gathered to construct a 6 inch pipe line from the Kev in Sunburst oil field in northern Montana to the Imperial Oil tank farm and loading racks at Coutts Alberta Canada. The initial unit will run about 10 miles from Sunburst where Ohio Oil Company stores and loads.
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Kevin-Sunburst
Montana
Imperial Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Coutts
Alberta
Canada
Sunburst
Ohio Oil Company
Value of U S Crops Rises to 7 57 Billion
The agriculture department reports the nation’s crops last year are worth 7 572 890 000 based on farm value as of December 1. This is 1 842 976 000 more than last year due to higher prices and increased production in some crops.
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U.S
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana Mineral Production in 1922 Summary
The United States Geological Survey reports Montana mined minerals in 1922 were valued at 44.483 million dollars, a significant rise from 1921’s 16.324 million. The estimate covers gold silver copper lead and zinc estimated by the interior department.
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Montana
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
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