July 4th Visits and Summer Outings Across Dillon Area
Reichle P O notes a flurry of visits from Melrose Butte Dillon Newton and Ogden as locals travel for the Fourth. Families like Hartwigs Foote and Roe join trips to Browne's lakes and Melrose while James Jenkin and Joseph Michelich visit from Dillon and Butte respectively. A Lima band parade and Gilbert Eberly camping at Agnes Lake highlight holiday scenes.
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Reichle P. O
Fred Hartman
Melrose
James Jenkin
Dillon
Joseph Michelich
Butte
Kambich
A. L. Stone
Martha
John A. Hartwig
Newton
Jacob Hartwig
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Iowa
Alice Roe
Irma Stone
L. R. Foote
Leon C. Foote
Bozeman
Lima residents make short trips and Fourth of July celebrated
Lima figures Lawrence Brainard and Walter Jaques visited Butte Dillon and Salt Lake trips were noted. Mrs. Bert Merritt and Mrs. Cheney with daughter returned from trips. Ed N. Evans family went to Butte for several days. The Fourth of July celebration in Lima was a great success with many people attending.
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Lima
Lawrence Brainard
Butte
Buth Robinson
Dillon
Bert Merritt
Walter Jaques
Revered minister conducts quarterly conference services
Rev. Edward Smith district superintendent of the Butte district paid his last official visit for the conference year. He led the quarterly conference Saturday evening and spoke Sunday at 11 a.m. administering the sacrament. He also conducted a similar service at Twin Bridges Sunday evening and closed with the quarterly conference Monday.
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Edward Smith
Butte
Twin Bridges
Lemhi News Briefs From Lemhi Idaho July 4
Death reported of Mrs. Chas Decora near Lemhi after cancer battle in Salmon on June 26. Funeral at Adventists church in Salmon. Chauncy Stroud and Pearl Wyant wed June 28 in Salmon. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Carlson on June 16. Pyeatts to Dillon and visiting Sprinkle family. Dance draws crowds from Tenday and Salmon. Montanans Cpcoming to Lemhi county to locate. Belgrade couple buys Salmon River ranch.
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Idaho
Chas. Decora
Near
Salmon
Decora
Myrtle Jones
Adventists Church
Chauncy E. Stroud
Pearl Wyant
Sheriff
Thos. Strowd
Twelve Mile Ranch
Salmon River
Chas. Carlson
Mac Pyeatt
Pyeatt
Dillon
Sprinkle
Tenday
Clarence Templeton
Bannack
Mont
W. A. Pyeatt
Montana
Lemhi County
Dillon Fire Department Builds Support with Relief Fund
The Dillon fire department notes plans for up-to-date equipment and monthly meeting nights on the first Thursday. A relief fund of about 500 dollars will be boosted when the next insurance money installment arrives, sourced from state license money for insurers.
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Treasury
Insurance Department of
Montana
Dillon
McHessor Community Notes on Homesteaders and Wheat
Joe Morrow and family visited Sheridan for auto repairs and business. Land seekers from Oklahoma and Kansas settled on unsurveyed land between Trout and Stone creek while wheat prospects improve for winter and spring crops. The Twin Bridges mail route shifted, locals toured the Fourth, and H F Jackson hosted land seekers. A wind and electric storm closed the week.
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Fred Pages
Tom McGee
al Nichols
Joe Morrow
Twin Bridges
H. F. Jackson
Homestead
F. E. Cleaves
Roscoe Dillers Ranch
Severe storm hits region and water well progress noted
A major storm struck the territory Sunday night described as one of the worst in years. The well drilling outfit remains at Mike Shannon's place while awaiting a flow of good water. F. E. Cleaves and son Earl visited Twin Bridges last Saturday and report promising crops on their homestead.
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Mike Shannon
F. E. Cleaves
Earl
Master Lorin Thomas Celebrates Sixth Birthday
Sheridan notes a birthday party for Master Lorin Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thomas, with patriotic decor and a red white and blue cake. Local farming notes report crops improving after a backward spring, including 15 acres of wheat and 100 acres of alfalfa ready to cut next week. Visitors from Waterloo, Phillipsburg, Dillon join local families for meals and a Twin Bridges outing, with Gordon Walker returning from work at the Larabee ranch and preparing for an appendectomy in Butte.
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Lorin
John Amerine
Armerine
Dr. Riens
Waterloo
Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
Capp
Phillipsburg
L. C. Edwards
E. D. Marsh
Edwards
Marsh
Glenn
Dorothy
W. A. Means
Twin Bridges
Geo. W. Lovell
Jerome Baxter
Paul Stahl
Dillon
Lenkershofer
Gordon Walker
Larabee Ranch
Butte
Orphan Band Wins Big Brother Prize After Parade Tour
The Orphan Band led by O. T. Estlyn entertained July 4 crowds and several concerts for merry makers. President Walter Shobe joined as guest at Elks events. A special coach funded by an unnamed corporation aided the trip. Average age is 11 years seven months, oldest 14, four are 9. This first major trip. instruments arrived February 26 and practice was eager. The Elks awarded a $100 prize for the Big Brother movement.
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Merry Makers
O. T. Estlyn
The
Elks
Walter Shobe
State Orphan’s Home
Northern Pacific
Orphan's Band
Big Brother Movement
Older but Stronger With Emulsion for Health in Later Years
Advice to stay healthy at seventy by treating early signs of illness and building strength in midlife. Promotes Scott's Emulsion as a tonic to keep blood rich and active, alleviate rheumatism and prevent sickness with no alcohol. Scott & Bowne Bloomfield NJ.
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Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
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