Community social planned at June 19 schoolhouse
Miss Ruth Kennedy visits her sister while neighbors attend dances and picnics around Dillon and Willow Creek. A community social at the schoolhouse is set for Sunday with lunch at 1 30 and services at 3 o clock led by Rev Edward Smith. Everyone is welcome.
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Ruth ”Kennedy
Garrison
H.M. Miller
Otto Christenson
Dillmont Park
Mesdames Geo
Arthur Rice
Dillon
Geo. Rice
G. B. Whetstone
Joe. Cosenten
Rice Bros
Whetstone
Glen
Arthur Moler
Floyd Jones
Joe Cosenteni
Gussie Teers
Anna Carr
David Hier
Jack .Keenan
Bond
H. M. Miller
Frank Hunsaker
Willow Creek
E. Selick
Beatrice Maddox
Bert
Walter Sirin
Edward Smith
Quiet Sheridan wedding closes at Methodist parsonage
A quiet wedding united Morton W. Elliott and Amy C. Miller of Dillon at the Sheridan Methodist parsonage with Rev. C. E. Cunningham officiating. The couple returned to Dillon the same evening amid a day of local social activity and notices.
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Duncan
Sheridan
Fred Dudley
Plains
N. P. Christensen
Mesdames B. L. Golden
Hlh. Martin
Dudley
Golden
Bad Luck and the Devil Pursued Him
A sufferer reports a long chain of misfortune from 1905 onward including a railroad accident with multiple broken bones, pneumonia, a bull injury, typhoid fever, and chronic ailments. After trying various remedies, he credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with relief, claiming it cured thirteen years of illness and offers a money back guarantee.
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Mayr
Betting on Widow's Escape Doubtful in Young Widow Case
A young widower is challenged by bets that he will not escape the scrutiny of the town women who expect him to remarry. The odds favor the skepticism as the community watches his next move.
Nicholia News Roundup From June Travel and Local Occurrences
E J Harkness made a business trip to Dell. A J Lonsbury now works for Charles Brothers. G V Patterson visited Dillon on business. Dan Lonsbury again prospecting at his camp. Wm Sweeney went to Dell for supplies. Mrs J A McIntyre visited W M Sweeney then Denver and Omaha. P M Sweeney and Edgar Kenison traveled to Dillon for business. Willard Kenison also to Dillon. Nicholia sheepmen prepare for shearing on the fifteenth. Nicholia creek remains largely unbridged and flooded high. Edwin Whitworth returns from Dillon after high school. Leo Harrison ill with mumps. The Martinells’ team ran away but no injuries. Fire losses in 1915 US and Canada totaled $227,683,070.
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Nicholia
E. J. Harkness
Dell
A. J. Lonsbury
Charles Brothers
G. V. Patterson
Dillon
Dan Lonsbury
Wm. Sweeney
J. A. McIntyre
W. M. Sweeney
Denver
Colorado
Omaha
Nebraska
P. M. Sweeney
Edwin Whitworth
Leo Harrison
W. T. Martinell
Chas
Farewell party and local moves in Bedrock
Miss Muriel Roe and Miss Mildred Boyce visit Bedrock with a farewell party at the Boyce home. The report notes several local movements including J. W. Boyce family moving to Grant Idaho and C. L. Pitman taking over the J. W. Boyce ranch. Local residents and visitors are pictured in community activity across Dillon Armstead and Grayling areas.
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Bedrock
Muriel Roe
Dillon
Mildred Boyce
Murray
Utah
Boyce
J. W. Boyce
Grant
Idaho
J. R. Porter
Darling
L. M. Pfiffner
Smith M. Ames
Armstead
Anna Bauman
Smith M. Ames and Son
Mart McMenomey
Grayling
J. T. Edwards
Falls
E. B. Roe
C. L. Pitman
Delta
A. E. Hobbs
Mr. Warburton
U. S. L. General Offices
Salt Lake
Florence Ames
Anna L. Bauman
Fire costs equal half of new building costs each year
The statement notes that annual fire costs amount to one half of the total cost of all new buildings erected in a given year, implying a fixed ratio between fire-related expenses and construction activity.
Loomont Notes and Local Happenings
Loomont Montana June 15 reports light rain and crop damage from cutworms. The school board hired Isabel Byam and Wm Stewart of Twin Bridges to teach in September. Grace Clover married Gus Nelson in Butte. reception on return to the ranch. Baseball loss 6 to 7 at S S. Can social planned by girls canning club for jars and fruit funding. Local visitors include Miss Mary Mellett and Irene Mellett.
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Loomont
Isabel Byam
Wm. Stewart
Twin Bridges
Butte
S. S
Jim Gordon
Whitehall Catholic Aid Society
Will Powell
Richard Alsop
Anna Blow
Catherine
Dick Lally
Helena
Hugh Norville
Missoula
An Ounce of Fire Prevention Phrase
A historic proverb emphasizes that proactive safety measures save more than reactive remedies by reducing risk and potential damage through precautionary actions.
Glen Stationbound Social and Market Notes
Reichle P O reports Karl Becher called at the county seat. Mrs. Wellington of Butte visits Mrs. John Waters. Carl Hartwig visited Melrose. Fay Gransbury and family rode to Dillon for a horse sale and brought their son Bud home after selling his horse. Roy Potter of Melrose hauled horses to Dillon. Namp le and Kambich visits noted. Becher sisters Martha and Julia return from Seattle healthier. Martha taught there. Frank Beeher returns to Big Hole after a failed horse search. Wilhelm family travels to Melrose. Hartwig Jacob place visit by Huber family. Glen dance proves popular drawing attendees from Melrose, Butte, Apex. Father Clifford to say mass at Jacob Hartwig place.
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Roy Potter
Melrose
Dillon
Joe Nample
Steve Kambich
Martha
Julia Becher
Beecher Ranch
Seattle
Frank Beehex
Big Hole
Richard Maier
R. W. Wilhelm
Lee Wilhelm
Gertrude
Lester Wilhelm
Fred Huber
Bertha Huber
Jacob Hartwig
Glen
Butte
Apex
Father T. Clifford
Crank in the House Sparks Midnight Exchange
At the stairhead the father challenged the son with a loud line about a self-starter. The son retorted that it did not matter as long as there is a crank in the house.
Mrs McCloud and Children Visit Relative in Butte
Mrs McCloud and her children from Butte are visiting a relative, Miss McClennan, at Curtis hospital. The visit underscores family ties amid hospital surroundings and indicates a peaceful domestic respite for all involved.
Melrose News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Happenings
O'Dell Green and Miss Julia Boetticher drove to Maiden Rock last Sunday. Mrs. John McIvor and family visit Melrose, as do Mrs. M. Wardwell and her daughter Miss I Glen. Farmers report good crop prospects after heavy rains. Camp Fire girls enjoyed a hike to Soap Gulch with several Melrose girls participating.
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Melrose
O’dell Green
Julia Boetticher
Maiden Rock
John McIvor
M. Wardwell
I. Glen
A. Thompson
Harry Cooper
California
Charlie Wold
Dan Mcliver
Mel
Ella
Della Kelly
Dolly McIvor
Ada Jones
Gladys
Katy Thompson
Peat as Fuel Could Cut Northern States’ Coal Dependence
A Minneapolis firm develops peat fuel with a drying system turning 700 tons wet peat daily into 100 tons dry fuel. One man runs the machine, tested on a Minneapolis bog and at the University of Minnesota. A 900 ton per day crusher plant and ten peat digging machines planned for Minnesota bogs in spring signal broader production.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
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