Dance, showers bless Glen area as visitors arrive
Frances Carroll, forest ranger, and Anna Buyan from Anaconda visited Glen. Edna Garrison and friends came from Dillon for a dance last Saturday. Lucille Sharkey visited Jacob Hartwig’s home over Sunday. Carl Hartwig briefly visited Dillon and again went to Butte on business. The Red Cross dance drew a large outside crowd. A pair of heavy showers refreshed the town last Sunday and Monday night, first hail of the season. Mrs. Jake Mittelmaier and son from Dillon visited over Sunday. The Big Hole River runs high and local traffic is hindered by washed-out access. some neighbors crossed on lumber wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Réichle P
Frances Carroll
Forest Ranger
Anna Buyan
Anaconda
Edna Garrison
Dillon
Lucille Sharkey
Jacob Hartwig
Carl Hartwig
Vera Tuffs
Red Cross
Jake Mittelmaier
Butte
John Lenkersdorfer
Carl Kambich
Hiram Brundage
T. Drummey
Peter Sprietzer
Big Hole
Centennial Valley News and Notices from Monida
Monida June 19 reports A W Coram and Mort Kiel made a single day Dillon trip. Otto Molde headed west to Bozeman and the Gallatin valley seeking a location. Rev Rankin of Lima spent two days in the valley. A Methodist Sunday school formed at Jones school with officers Mrs P J Jones secretary Ernest Jones treasurer. Services scheduled first, second, fourth Sundays at 2 pm. third Sunday at 10 am with preaching at 11. Visitors welcome. Clarence Bucy reports transfer from Fort Leavenworth to Gettysburg Pa and impending front service. Recent soaking showers aid dry farmers. Fencing touted as popular. Mr and Mrs F Moore and Mrs Moore’s sister Mrs Hamer visited Coram and Leese. Mrs Moore of St Anthony Ida expected soon for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monida
A. W. Coram
Mort Kiel
Dillon
Otto Molde
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Rev. Rankin
Lima
Jones School
P. J. Jones
Ernest Jones
F. Moore
Moore
Hamer
St. Anthony
Idaho
Coram
Leese
Fred Moore
Patriotically minded Selway addresses Sheridan crowd
Hon E O Selway of Dillon spoke at the Sheridan Methodist church urging loyalty to the flag. He praised Madison County for oversubscribing Liberty bonds Red Cross War Savings stamps and Thrift stamps as well as the state. He denounced disloyal citizens and slackers and praised patriotic music concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
E. O. Selway
Dillon
Methodist
Anstice
Madison County
Voices and visits as community notes widen in Dillon
The article records social calls and travels among local residents and visitors. It mentions C. M. McCoy from Helena visiting old friends, Mrs. Fred Schultz in Seattle homesickness, Lynn Walters returning from Missoula to Dillon, Miss Laura Edwards' trip to New Castle, and Chas Branchflower bringing her home. It also notes Miss Frank's summer Normal attendance and Willis Branchflower’s training camp plans. A week rain improved dryland grain and irrigated fields show strong growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Foster
Diller
Selway
C. M. McCoy
Helena
McCoy
Sheridan Hotel
Fred Schultz
Lee Noren
Frank
Branchflower
Willis
Madison County
Testimony On Saving For War And Stockholders Notice
Statements from Wilson McAdoo Gompers Vanderlip Hadley Rosenwald urge saving and reduced consumption to fund the war effort. Notice to Western Wholesale Grocery stockholders sets August 2 1918 meeting to expand powers for transportation storage land and real property actions in Montana and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Free
America
Frank A. Vanderlip
National War Savings Committee
National City Bank of New York
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale University
Julius Rosenwald
Sears Roebuck and Company
Council of National Defense
The
United States
the Treasury
Western Wholesale Grocery Company
Montana Street
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
State
J. P. Best
Mrs Chas Phillips and Miss Mary Hester Return from California
Mrs Chas Phillips and Miss Mary Hester returned Sunday after a several months visit in Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Phillips
Mary Hester. Phillips
California
Co-operation in Sheep Grazing on Minidoka Reclamation Project
Groups of small sheep growers on Idaho’s Minidoka reclamation project consolidate flocks into four bands totaling about 5 000 sheep for summer grazing on the Sawtooth national forest. A field man from the agriculture department assists. Farmers unite in dealings with the forest service and share supplies, equipment, and herders. The project, started in 1917, aims to provide inexpensive summer grazing and is being tested on other reclamation projects this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minidoka
Idaho
Department of Agriculture
Sawtooth National Forest
Forest Service
Flora Craver Armstrong Transacts Business in Dillon
Mrs Flora Craver Armstrong of Armstead was in Dillon Thursday transacting business, visiting local shops and meeting with residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Craver Armstrong
Armstead
Dillon
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C. W. Marsh
Ranch Mer
Three Creeks Ranch Co
Richard R. Price
Bannack Street
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