Calf losses hit Centennial Valley amid grasshopper plague
J P Jones reports eight calves killed by suspected blackleg with cattle dying wholesale in Centennial Valley. Ed Roe's ranch loses 26 in one night as grasshopper influence or poison is suspected. Ben Hart loses six of his best cows as field conditions worsen and smoke from nearby fires obscures the hills.
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Centennial Valley
J. P. Jones
Blackleg
Miss Maud Robinson
Dillon
Israel
Monida
Zella Shawver
Charlie Montgomery
Mr. Goodwater
Roy Sperry
Acquaintances Renewed In Valley Amid Local Tidbits
Apex notes residents and visitors from Dillon Armstead and Helena. Mrs Frakes cooks for bridge crew in Dillon while Miss Rose Little and companion visit Apex. Rain arrives after fifty two dry days as farmers finish haying amid illnesses travel and church services.
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Apex
Robert Frakes
Helena
Bridge Carpenters Gang
Dillon
Noah Allen
J. E. Hubbard
Hubbard
T. H. DuBois
DuBois
Armstead
Ladies Community Club
M. Miller
New. Forest Ranger
Concordia
Kansas
Ed. Nikel
Butte
T. Clifford
Jacob Hardwig
Pastor Streight
Lutheran Church of
Reichle P. D. News From Glen Station
Reichle P. D. report notes J. E. David of Dillon and Charles Carroll among those mentioned during a Glen Station update dated July 16.
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Glen Station News
Reichle P. D
J. E. David of
Dillon
Charles Carroll
Sheridan News Surprise for Mrs Foster on Birthday Visit
Sheridan July 23. About fifteen ladies chaperoned by Mrs L C Edwards visited Mrs Thomas A Foster and surprised her for her birthday. The gathering included warm greetings and celebrations at her home.
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Mesdames
F. J. Schulz
L. A. Fitch
L. C. Edwards
G. W. Rightenour
Mattie Drummond
N. P. Christiansen
Harry Foster
B. L. Golden
H. H. Martin
Fred Hennesmyer Sr
George Foster
E. E. Hermesmyer Sr
E. E
L. R. Foster
Thomas Foster
Edwards
Foster
It Is To Laugh Brakeman All Change
A dramatic backstage exchange captures a brakeman shouting All change as Mrs. Jasper rebukes her husband Jason about train robbers. The Buffalo Express reports the tense moment with local color and sharp dialogue.
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Jasper
Jason
Buffalo Express
Madame Zarah
Madame Zarad
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstract Week Ending July 19 1919
A listing of transfers from Beaverhead Abstract Company drafts deeds and quitclaims for parcels near Wise River Bond Rattlesnake Valley Dillon Big Hole Basin and Dewey Montana. Notable entries include Margaret Sullivan 820 acres and W T Pigot 320 acres with several 10 dollar consideration deeds and a 400 dollar exchange for Thomson Dillon area parcels. Authorities include Amos A Elliott Henry J Bushenback Moses D Jardine and Rife Ranch Company among others.
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Margaret Sullivan
Wise River
W.T. Pigot
Bond
FE. L. Flaherty
Edwin F. Scriven
Rattlesnake Valley
John H. Hoffman
Sage Creek
Amos A. Elliott
Clarence N. Holloway
Beaver Tract
Dillon
Henry J. Bushenback
Jacob A. Louk
Big Hole Basin
Abrams
Rife
Joseph Poole
Moses D. Jardine
Laverne D. Spencer
Jackson
Peter Volker
Bert B. Carlisle
Thomson Addition
Fred S. Duree
George M. Clemon
Rife Ranch Company
William K. Hall
Water rights and homestead filings listed for multiple properties
A compilation of water rights transfers and homestead filings includes John T. Neal and others purchasing river water rights at 400 cubic feet, John F. Hansman and Chas Schoneman with smaller allocations, Reli ance Water Company incorporation papers, and homestead claims by Luie Bucy and John Conover. Additional placer locations noted by Albert Schmidt, Hans Westergaard, Roy J. Jackson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Neal
Red Rock Lake
John F. Hansman
Bullar & Rumble Springs
Chas. Schoneman
Albert Schmidt
Colorado Creek
Reliance Water Company
Homestead
Luie Bucy
Centennial Valley
John Conover, Sr
Blacktail Creek
Golden Eagle
Paymaster Eagle
Colorado Co
Liberty Tunnel
Hans Westergard
Roy J. Jackson
State clubs shift to aid farmers in need
Commercial club secretaries from across the state are turning their organizations to aid farming families requiring work or assistance. Leaders J A Harader of Bozeman T L Stanley of Lewistown and Victor N Clark of Forsyth announced during a Saturday visit their clubs will devote full effort to the farmers aid project.
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Helena
J A. Harader
Bozeman
T. L. Stanley
Lewistown
Victor N. Clark
Forsyth
Wet and Dry Patient Parent in The Passing Show
A humorous sketch from The Passing Show in London features a child and his bigger brother. The youngster laments getting wetter after Willy drops the towel into the water, leaving him in a bath of renewed dampness.
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Willy
London
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Chris Rieber
Mr. Jensen
John Hand
John Pool
Sullivan Bros
Dillon Hide and Fur Co
Powell Feed Yard
Court House
P. O. Box
Elza Murray
Kathleen Harrington
Dewey
W. T. Neal
Montana Southern Railway Co
Wise
Normal College Auditorium
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Mme. Zarad
Providence
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Courier- Journal
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Francesca Zarad
Alda
Gluck
Farrar
Rochester Democrat
Chronicle
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Francesca’ Zarad
Rotterdam
Holland
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Thomas Notebook
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