Residents and visitors travel in Grant area notes
James Prohosky made a business trip to Dillon Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sheser returned to Grant Monday to spend a few days. Mrs. Afton Campbell of St Anthony Idaho visits her mother Mrs. John Waldemar. Alex Christie returned from Butte Tuesday after visiting relatives. Jack Brenner left for Portland Oregon Monday to visit his mother. Emerson Hughes made a business trip to Dillon on Wednesday. Merell Liggett motored to Dillon Thursday. Ralph Liggett made a business trip. S B Howell visited Butte early in the week. O G Gosman of Lima was a visitor in Grant Monday. Mrs. Frank Blair and daughter Mrs. Bergener and two sons returned from Hollywood California Tuesday to spend the summer in Grant. Agnes Pierce and family moved to Grant Tuesday to spend the summer. A Bose of Helena was a guest at the home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs D H Shefer motored to Dillon ree evening. Ralph Harding was a visitor in Grant Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Prohosky
Dillon
J. H. “ Sheser
Grant
Afton Campbell
St. Anthony
Idaho
John Waldemar
Alex Christie
Butte
Jack Brenner
Portland
Ore
Emerson’ ‘Hughes
Bergener
Hollywood
Calif
Agnes Pierce
Famly
A. Bose
Helena
Air
D. HL. Shefer
Ralph Harding
M ‘Burroughs
Leo
Musburger
Bannack
James Ashworth
Best
Argenta
M. Burdick
H. Pierce
Csime
Lo Ward F
Toffman
Dean
Dorothy
Robert
Art Clyne
Dill
Joe Rebish
H. Montieue
BR. Becker
Imhl
Mes
J. Brown and Son
Russel
Frank Ryburn
Dillongig
Clarence Smith
Helen Johnson
Salmon
R. Tweedy
Mrs. Johnson
Primary Ballot Advances 49 Names and Contested Petitions
The Tribune details 49 names on the primary ballot with several petitions filed after closing. Notable entries include Miss Vance as secretary for Gilbert Gilbert & McPadden, Henneberry a transfer operator, and George Hughes whose petition arrived late under protest. Bennett is unopposed for Fifth district judge. Metlen unopposed for representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vance
Gilbert, Gilbert & McPadden
Henneberry
George Hughes
Grant
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
Fifth Judicial District
J. C. Metlen
Justice of the Peace
The
Tribune
Traffic Rules Public Is Asked to Heed Right of Way
Public guidance emphasizes right of way at street intersections without officers. When two cars approach an intersection and a vehicle from the right enters the path, the driver must yield to that vehicle.
Pioneer financier Embach leads National Wool Marketing firm
Lieutenant Colonel Harry B. Embach, with Arizona roots and a livestock background, rose from cattle work to manage the National Wool Marketing corporation. He held roles with the Arizona Wool Growers Association, Federal Land Bank and Federal Intermediate Credit Bank, and served in the Army and Arizona National Guard before relocating to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbitt Brothers
Flagstaff
Arizona
Col. Embach
Arizona Wool Groupers Asouchition
Col. Enbach
Tie
Federal Land Bank
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Berkeley
California
Arzona
Nevada
Utah
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Harry
National Wool Marketing Corporation
United States
Embach
National Guard of
Field Artillery Reserve Corps
Boston
Local People Attend Weddings and Meetings Across Counties
POLARIS Mr and Mrs I E Hazel traveled to Anaconda last week for a friend's wedding. Frank Gorman visited his Elkhorn summer camp in the mining district on Thursday. Melvin Weenink spent Wednesday at the Ted Marchesseau ranch home. S M Starr handled business in Dillon early in the week. Mrs Felt and granddaughter Caroline Card returned to Elkhorn Springs summer home Friday. W S Tash did business in Dillon early in the week. George Pyle led Pyle Bros cattle with help from Andy Pyle Bill Banknecht Frank Judge Ellis Jerry Harris Dwight Buddy Harrison and the Summerville family including Betty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Hazel
Anaconda
Frank Gorman
Elkhorn
Melvin Weenink
Ted Marchesseau
S. M. Starr
Dillon
George Pyle
Pyle. Bros
Andy Pyle
Bill Banknecht
Frank Judge
Ellis
Jerry Harris
Dwight
Buddy
Harrison
Summerville
Betty
Reichle News Roundup Highlights Local Life and Travel
Mrs Julius Hartwig hosts a birthday dinner for her husband and grandchild Louise with a June 23 birthday noted. Edna Mellrath camps on the Madison with friends. Frank Buhrer moves his residence closer to his homestead. Train 29 runs Reichle to Butte at 8 am allowing seven hours to shop. J Stencil returns from Moose Lake after a month at a mine. Katherine Cummins and children visit Butte for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hartwig
Mr. Hartwig
Louise and
Edna Mellrath
Madison
Frank Buhrer
Reichle
Butte
J. Stencil
Moose Lake
Katherine Cummins
Pershing Wins West Point Appointment Over Mallory
A 1881 exam for a West Point vacancy pitted John J. Pershing against rival J D Mallory of Missouri. Pershing parsed the sentence perfectly, securing the place, later graduating, rising to commander of the A E F, while Mallory became a rural schoolteacher near Purdin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
United States
John J. Pershing
Missouri
United States Military Academy
Pershing
Mallory
J. D. Mallory
Purdin
How to Tell If You Have a Stomach Ulcer
This short guide suggests stomach pain after meals may signal ulcers and advises seeing a doctor. It mentions Dr. Emil's Adla tablets and a correct diet as home remedies and highlights counteracting acid in the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
Montana bakers push butter use to lift sales in June Dairy Month
A Helena wholesale baker uses a ton of butter weekly in cake making and eight percent of bread volume in milk use. He features a dairy roll with butter and milk during June Dairy Month. Bakers in other states report better color crust and nutrition, fueling higher sales as Montana promotes no greater demand for dairy surplus from 20,000 farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
State Department of Agriculture
Free Black Slaveholders in the Prewar South
A historical note cites Prof. Carter Woodson on free African Americans who owned slaves before the Civil War. It notes 1880 data showing one seventh were free, with some owning plantations and dozens of slaves, including instances in South Carolina and Louisiana, and a Charleston man who bought and later sold a slave wife for profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
Carter Goodwin Woodsons
South Carolina
Louisiana
Charleston
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract Co
Real estate transfers listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Co. title books. Details include property transfers, grantees and grantors, and recording dates as recorded in the Beaverhead abstracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Beaverhead Abstract Co
Deeds Recorded Across Montana Towns and Townsites
United States and individuals transfer land across multiple counties including Centennial Valley Bloody Dick and Wisdom. Transactions include 566 acres to Edward Burgin 300 acres to John Peterson and numerous transfers in Dillon Argenta and Wisdom townsites between 19th century owners and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edward V. Burgin
Centennial Valley
John Peterson
Bloody Dick
Revenue and excise taxes across Dillon imcrease fees
The document outlines revised taxes including income tax up to 20 percent for high earners, exemptions for married couples and dependents, corporation income increases, and broad new excises on oil, coal, metal, lumber, beverages, racing to autos, fuels, utilities, and assorted consumer items. It also lists new postal rates and transfer duties for stocks and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort
Boss Declines Honeymoon Time Guess
Noncommittal Smithson asks for honeymoon leave. The boss quips that he cannot know the length since he has not met the bride, highlighting workplace humor over the wedding plans.
Remarkable Scientific Prescription AWOL for Women
The notice claims AWOL quickly relieves nervousness pain irritability and low mood in women without heart depression harm. It cites use in factories offices and shops and warns buyers to avoid inferior substitutes while urging genuine A-VOL purchase.
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Burley
Oklahoma
Harry B. Embach
Polaris
Reichle News
Margaret A. Graeter
George W. French
Mary W. French
Anthony H. French
C. L. Dobner
Cecil L. Fallon
Blacktail Deer Creek
George L. Reamy
Gladys M. Reamy
Frank J. O'Keefe
H. T. Kraabel
C. A. Clark
Phoebe Clark
Slader
Lima
Anna L. Miller
Ruth A. Helming
Wisdom
Eva B. Jones
Walter C. Jones
Grover C. Helming
Julia Tony Hayden
John L. Miller
T. E. Gray
Joseph F. Schindler
Emma Schindler
Chesley L. Harrington
Katherine T. Harrington
Jackson
R. E. Foster
Hilda E. Foster
Miller Development Company
J. T. Armitage
Poindexter & Orr Townsite Company
Albertus. G. Williams
Joseph FB
Emma. Schindler
Anon
Earth
Union Pacific
Travis
Denver
Omaha
Kansas
City
Chicago
New York
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Washington
Smithson
Kimball
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