Dillon M W A Defeats Silver Star In Fast 11 5 Game
The Dillon M W A baseball team won 11 to 5 at Silver Star for their second straight victory. Dillon led early and maintained the advantage through the game as Taylor set a new mark and other players contributed solidly. The standings show Dillon first, Silver Star second, Sheridan third, Twin Bridges last.
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Dillon M. W. A
Silver Star
Dillon
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
Taylor
Mrs A G Wells Says Foley Pills Helped Her
Mrs A G Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina urges others to benefit from Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for kidneys and bladder. She describes long physical distress and persistent tiredness and asks readers to ask their druggist Potts for Foley Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Wells
Rocky Mount
N. Car
Potts
Get Together Picnic Music by Bax ter-Tonney Orchestra
Elkhorn Springs hosts a June 10 gathering with the Baxter-Tonney orchestra providing the music. All girls must tag baggage and leave items at the Red Star garage before 10 a.m. June 7 for transport by trucks.
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Elkhorn Springs
Baxter-Tonney Orchestra
Red Star Garage
Lima woman visits Dillon daughter this week
Mrs. Jack Dowell of Lima visited her daughter Mrs. Leslie Brewerton in Dillon for several days this week.
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Jack Dowell
Lima
Leslie Brewerton
Dillon
L. E. Culver
Picnic Springs
Fred Hansen
Brentwood Ranch
Lakeview
Sheridan School Closes 1925-26 Year with Graduation
The Sheridan school year ended with a June 1 ceremony for eight boys and three girls including Lowell Shaffer George Copp Wilford Marsh and Boone Rossiter. Dr F H Garver gave The Patriot's Duty and scholarships were awarded to Miss Boone Rossiter and Miss Elizabeth Armitage. An Alumni banquet followed at Bethany hall with addresses and toasts by Beamer and others, closing a happy year.
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Brim
State University
Boone Rossiter
Elizabeth Armitage
Rossiter
Walla Walla
Funk
Harry Foster
Leary
Mrs. Dyer
Bethany Hall
Ladies Aid Society
Pauline Jennings
Martha Brookes Beamer
Whitehall
Ruth Shaffer
Beamer
Lester Schulz
Nellie Wilson
Mary Copp-Grose
America
John Gilbert
Gertrude Spuhler
Alumni Banquet Attendance Noted By Local Community
Mrs Hugh Anderson and Miss Ruth Fenton traveled from Dillon for the Alumni banquet. Fenton, a Normal College student, was escorted by Mrs Minnie Fulford, also a Normal College attendee. Miss Fulford is the youngest daughter of Rev and Mrs Fulford who lived here two years when Mr Fulford served at the Methodist Church. This marked Miss Fulford’s first return since the family moved in 1912.
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Hugh Anderson
Ruth Fenton
Dillon
Miss Fenton
Normal College
Minnie Fulford
Norma College
Miss Fulford
Fulford
Methodist Church
Civil War Veteran Trank Morse Laid To Rest In Alder
Trank Morse a 16 year old Civil War veteran died at his Alder home on Monday May 24. With no local veterans remaining I Makinson and Simeon Hawswirth of Lincoln post No 2 G A R Butte conducted services. He received a military funeral with Anderson-Simpson post American Legion firing a salute and Bugler Estlin sounding taps.
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Trank Morse
Alder
I. Makinson
Simeon Hawswirth
Lincoln Post
Butte
Anderson-Simpson Post American Legion
Estlin
Mrs. E. D. Marsh Hosts Noon Luncheon for Fulford and Fenton
Mrs. E D Marsh entertained the Misses Fulford and Fenton at a noon luncheon on Monday, sharing courteous conversation and light refreshments in a social gathering.
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E. D. Marsh
Fulford
Fenton
Pushed Out of the Race and Foley Pills Ad
Chas McAllister of Kearney New Jersey, exhausted from sleepless nights, bought Foley Pills to relieve pain and weakness. The ad claims the diuretic medicine restores health and promises satisfaction or money back from Potts the Druggist.
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Chas. McAllister
Kearney
N. J
Potts
Centennial Valley Social Notes Show Town Growth
A June Lakeview social roundup lists residents and visitors from Bozeman Dillon Idaho Falls and Santa Ana. Highlights include Buck purchasing a Ford coupe C F Jones trips to Monida and multiple young folks visiting relatives and attending local events. The Forsyths home is praised for converting an old store into a tourist friendly rest room and shop.
Schowe Couple Tours Through town Then Returns Home
Mr and Mrs W A Schowe of Alder visited for several hours after driving from Butte on Wednesday morning and continued on to their Madison valley home.
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W. A. Schowe
Alder
Butte
Madison Valley
Reichle News Notes From Glen Fishing Trip and Visits
June 2 Reichle tids report shows T M Monehan and family visiting Glen for a week of fishing. Butte visitors arrive for Decoration Day and return. Local residents Fred Ferguson and Buhrer family travel. Verna Huber returns to Butte. About 100 Butte fishermen spend Sunday and Monday at Glen with fair catches reported.
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Reichle
T. M. Monehan
Butte
Glen Fishing
Young
Glen
K. Ferguson
Idaho
Buhrer
Verna Huber
Bill Garrison
George
Martha and
Louise Buhrer
Frank Buhrer
Dillon
Frank Pendleton Visits From Big Hole Basin Ranch
Frank Pendleton, who runs a ranch in the Big Hole basin, was down in town on Tuesday to handle business and visit local contacts.
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Frank Pendleton
Big Hole Basin
CLASS PLAY AT NORMAL NARRATES MRS STANLEY DRAMA
The Normal auditorium stages a two night amateur production of Mrs. Stanley in mid June. Mary Gist Dillon and Nellie Cecil Bozeman play Mrs. Stanley and daughter on June 14 while Katherine Mead Livingston and Lucille Williams Cascade perform June 15. Mary Sands leads the drama department and directs the two leading groups through rehearsals.
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Mrs. Stanley
Miss Stanley
Mary Gist
Dillon
Nellie Cecil
Bozeman
Katherine Mead
Livingston
Lucille Williams
Cascade
Mary K. Sands
Rainbow Trout Displayed After Big Catch at Gleed's Pool Hall
A large Rainbow trout hooked by Mrs. John Lanner on a No 6 fly was exhibited in Gleed's pool hall window after a river catch in the lower Big Hole. It ranked as the second large trout of the year with a small hook, behind Ed Burles's seven pound four ounce fish caught days earlier.
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Gleed
John Lanner
Big Hole
Ed Burles
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T. Bridges
Tribune
Dillon AB. RR
Surles
Brundage
Hooper
Seales
Vandergrift
Fuller
Murray
Moe
Paul
H. Po
E. Wood
Turner
Pink
Burgher
O'Malley
Cornford
Reese
Melotte
Stretzel
Hoooper
Burles
the Tribune
Goodrich
Silvertown Cord
Barry & Hopkins Garage
Sheridan News
PeOe
Centennial Valley
C. A
Buck
C. F. Jones
Monida
S. A. Hayden
Raymond Bray
Marion Doak
Mike Yale
Mrs. B. L. Forsyth
Mrs. Heffner
San Diego
Calif
B. L. Forsyth
John Marble
Brothers
Ike
Freeman
Mrs
A. A. Hayden
Olivier Upham
Mays. G. L. Larson
Idaho Falls
Decker
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bray
Forsyth
Larson
J. H. Buck
C. A. Buck
Messrs
Sydney
Irving Forsyth
West Tepee Creek
Joe Buck
Annie
Addie Libbles
Santa Ana, Calif
W. G. Clayton
A. A. Jones
Earl Huggins
Cliff Lake
P. O
Baby
Alden
Wilsall
X. Eo
Reichle News
William Adder
P. S
Montana
G. V. Elder Civil Engineer
McFadden
BIG
TROUT
Bond Grocery Co
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