Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Sales and Travel
Local Dillon items note Tattersall's range of steel and best values while Bond Grocery Co offers 400 boxes of McIntosh Red apples at 1.50 per box. Mrs Hlmer Gordon of Armstead shops in Dillon, and Frank Nelson writes from France predicting a spring return. Mrs Louise Coulsons recovers from croup with Peaslar balsam. County clerk Vera Baker attends state officers meeting in Livingston as a new ceiling improves court house acoustics.
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Tattersall’s
Hlmer Gordon
Armstead
Dillon
McIntosh
Bond Grocery Co
Bond Grocery,Co
Pens Grocery Co
Frank Nelson
France
Hedden
Billingss
Golden Rule
Lottie
Kimmel
Kentucky Ave
Bond
Grocery Co
Louise Coulsons
G. T. Paul
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Canada
C. W. Hudson
Chas
H. Phillips
Mary Hester Phillips
L. A. Metzel
Mator
Vera Baker
Livingston
Deaths and travels noted in local brief
Items report the death of a nephew amid family notes and a string of social updates. Residents including Mrs Lystah Carter and Otto Schultz family visits, travel to Helena, Missouri and Los Angeles, police raid with arrests on gambling charges, and a promissory health ad for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Atnthia
City Drug Co
Helena
Cech
Niblack
Missouri
Walter Brearley
Small Ben
Alder
Los Angeles
Brearley
South
Hollister
A. Potts
Adv
Methodist ladies host food sale at Graeter Grocery
The Methodist ladies plan a food sale at Graeter Grocery on Saturday January 25 beginning at 10 oclock. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
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Graeter
Card of Thanks for Victor Lee Henneberry
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy kindness and floral offerings during the illness and death of Victor Lee Henneberry beloved son brother grandson and nephew. W A Henneberry Ambrose Dan Henneberry Edward Mooney M B Henneberry Dan Mooney Daniel A Mooney Martin Gleeson M A Henneberry Ella T Henneberry.
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Victor Lee Henneberry
W. A. Henneberry
Ambrose
Dan Henneberry
Edward Mooney
M. B. Henneberry
Dan Mooney
Daniel A. Mooney
Martin Gleeson
M. A. Henneberry
Ella T. Henneberry
Acknowledgment of thanks for sympathy after loss
The Hazelbaker family and the Woodworths express sincere gratitude to all who offered kindness and sympathy during their bereavement. F A Hazelbaker Sr and Jr extend thanks to those who contributed to their time of mourning.
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Thase
F. A. Hazelbaker, Sr
F. A. Hazelbaker, Jr
George Woodworth
Week at est Baptist Church
The week starting January 20 features Sunday school at 10 a m and a 11 a m preaching service on "Four Kinds of Hearers" with an evening sermon on "Neglecting Salvation" at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m
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Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
Sunday services led by Pastor H. G. Humphrey
Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 10 a m and morning sermon at 11 by Pastor H G Humphrey Epworth League at 6 30 p m and evening sermon at 7 30.
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H. G. Humphrey
Epworth League
Lutheran Ladies Aid to Hear Mrs Berg Christen
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs Berg Christen on January 30 at 2 o'clock. The event invites members to attend the evening program at the church.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Berg Christensen
Sheet Music Orders From Tribune Book Store
Latest songs and instrumental pieces arrive weekly from publishers. Orders are taken for items not in stock by Tribune Book Store.
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Aken
Tribune Book Store
Doctor Brownback Relocates Osteopathy Office
Dr. George Brownback osteopath moves from 13 South Washington street to Phillips apartments North Idaho street suite 11. This public notice announces the relocation and new suite details for patient access.
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George Brownback
South
Washington Street
Phillips Apartments
Idaho Street
Suite
History of the World War by Francis A March
An illustrated promotional notice for a history of the world war by Francis A March with an offer to earn $500 per month. claims freight paid credit given and an outfit free from Victor Publishing Company, Manhattan Building.
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Francis A. March
Peyton C. Mar
Evdar Illustrated
Victor Publishingc Fany
BOA
Manhattan
Lost cattle sought in Dillon Montana report
A notice from George Miblich of Dillon Montana offers five dollars reward for the recovery of a 4 year old cow branded on the left ribs white face and a 2 year old red heifer branded name. The report date is 26.
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George Miblich
Dillon
Mont
Hobnob Club Hostess Details Busy Bee Meeting
Mrs. W. E. Stephenson served as hostess to the Hobnob club Monday evening. Mrs. Frank Swartz entertained the Busy Bee club Wednesday afternoon.
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Busy Bee
Busy Bee Club
Frank Swartz
Local Socials Note Weekly Host and Guild Gatherings
Mrs A J Wedum entertained Bitterroot club members on Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs W A J Graeter hosted dinner Monday night for several friends. Entertained Guild Mrs Walter Long hosted the Worldwide guild at her home last Tuesday evening.
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A. J. Wedum
Bitterroot Club
W. AJ Graeter
Guild
Walter Long
Missionary Ladies Entertained at Ranch Home
Missionary ladies were entertained yesterday afternoon at the ranch home of Mrs. John Ewing, according to the Presbyterian church group report.
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the Presbyterian
John Ewing
Parish Meeting At St James This Evening
There will be a meeting of St James parish this evening at 8 00. A parish gathering is announced with the time noted for attendees.
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St. James Parish
Julia Norris and Pluma Tattersall to entertain guild
Miss Julia Norris and Miss Pluma Tattersall will entertain the Westminster Guild on Thursday January 30 at the home of Miss Tattersall.
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Julia Norris
Pluma Tattersall
Westminster Guild
Miss. Tattersall
Whit Kimbell and Betsy Scott Wed in Ogden
The Preston Motor Company figure Whit Kimbell married Betsy Scott formerly of Dillon Montana. The couple surprised friends by travelling to Ogden Utah where the ceremony took place last week.
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Whit Kimbell
Preston Motor Company
Betsy Scott
Fof
Dillon
Montana
Ogden
Oath
Salt Lake Tribune
Baptist Aid Society Sees Unusually Large Afternoon Attendance
Miss Plant and Mrs. Louise Taylor hosted the event with Mrs. F. I. Blanchard delivering a talk on chapel cars their arrangement and use.
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Baptist Aid Society
Miss Plant
Louise Taylor
F. I. Blanchard
Dinners At Hotel Andrus Highlight Local Social Scene
Mr and Mrs James Dodd hosted a dinner at the Hotel Andrus last Friday. Mr C and Mrs C H Phillips were hosts and hostesses also at the same event. Mr and Mrs O M Best entertain at dinner at the Hotel Andrus this evening with guests including Mr and Mrs J E Morse and other local couples.
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James Dodd
Andrus
O. M. Best
Hotel
J. E. Morse
A. L. ‘Anderson
Clark Anderson
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstract Week Ending January 18 1918
Real estate transfers listed in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending January 18 1918. Transactions detail properties transferred between private parties with dates and docket references as recorded by the Beaverhead firm.
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Books of the Beaverhead Abstract, Company
Beavershead Abstract Company
West
Real estate transfers recorded to 1919 west district
Abstract list items: Minnie A Webber patents for 160 acres in Big Hole basin Hiram C Carrier for 320 acres southwest of Dillon John G Albers for 80 acres in Big Hole basin Warranty deeds Richard Price to W H Henderson 66x200 feet Thomsen avenue 500 Effie F Roe to W H Henderson 132x200 feet 2950 W H Henderson and Belle Henderson 132x200 feet Thomaston avenue 1500 Elmer M Martinell and Addie Martinell to Mathews Peyre Bros Giraud eco partners for fractional land near Dell 1 Henry C Patterson and Mary E Patterson to Mathews Peyre Bros Giraud co partners for fractional land near well 1 Harlan A Thompson to L J Price 5 acres Thomson avenue 500 Leon H Wyman to Maggie Fargh 162 27 acres near Lima 10 Ella M Smith to Warren C Johnson 313.83 acres Big Hole basin 1000.90 Ella M Smith to Warren C Johnson 324 acres Big Hole basin 1000 bramn 8 Rife to Erith C Perkins
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Effie F. Roe
W. H. Henderson
Thomsen Avenue
W.H. Henderson
Belle Henderson
Thomson Avenue
Elmer M. Martinell
Addie Martinell
Mathews, Peyre Bros.&Giraud
Eco-Partners
Dell
Henry C. Patterson
Mary E. Patterson
Mathews,Peyre Bros. & Giraud, Co-Partners
Well
Harlan A. Thompson
L. J. Price
Leon .H. Wyman
Maggie
Fargah
Lima
Ella M. Smith
Warren C. Johnson
Big Hole Basin
Warren C. Jonnsof
Bramn
Erith C. Perkins
Real estate and land actions in Beaverhead county records
Listings show homestead filings for Elsie V. Given and Charles McDougall, water appropriations by Chas F. Brothers and McDougall, relinquishments by Lawrence W. Gray, and annual statements from Centennial Livestock Co and Bonniview Reservoir Co. Also ads for sale of 240 acres near Dillon, various farms and ranches with terms, and Dillon advertisements by C. L. Worth.
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Charles McDougall
Dell
Chas
F. Brothers
Man Creek
Farlin
McDougall
Lawrence W. Gray
Centennial Livestock Co
Maily, & Company
Bonniview Reservoir Co
C. P.‘and Q. Ranch Co., Incorporated
Beaverhead County
Montana
C. P. and
Q. Ranch
C.b. Crampton
C. P. and Q. Ranch Co
Dillon
Misadventure in Sullivan County as Youth Chooses Saddle over Car
In a homey tale captured by the Indianapolis News a Sullivan County youth, loyal to country and sweetheart, swaps a roadster for his father’s saddle. He rides to his barn at seven, the horse balks, he falls, contemplates family memory, and muses on his father’s claim that the saddle once carried him to court. Cupid wins a playful skirmish as the youth declares a proposal tonight.
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David
Indianapolis News
Sullivan County
Father
Nellie
Cupid
Mr. Garfield
Desert Armored Car Encounter Strikes Sénussi Forces
In a desert clash the armored cars spread terror among Sénussi, destroying camels and men with petrol and high explosive shells. Turkish gunners held firm, recalling a costly pursuit as three mountain guns and nine machine guns were seized and the camp followers prayed for aid. The retreat led to Sollum with英 infantry already in occupation.
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Sollum
Aziza
W. T. Massey
Lives Saved by Steel Helmet in Battle Tales
A London Times report notes British soldiers praise steel helmets for lifesaving in France. Veterans recount dents and nicks from shell and machine gun fire, with one officer recalling a helmet dented by shell fragments serving as a souvenir.
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France
Ypres
London
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