Melrose People Aboard Summer Plans And Visits
F P Carrol and Bre Sullivan came from Dillon on Sunday. Lee Wilhelm and R V Roads motorered to Melrose. Miss Margaret Connors plans summer school in Dillon. Miss Frances Boetticher visited Dillon on business. Mrs L Perry and Miss Catherine Drayton go to the Normal college session. The Melrovs and relatives depart Thursday for Yellowstone Park for a week. Miss Margaret McIvor visits her Helena grandmother.
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Melrose
F. P. Carrol
Bre’ Sullivan
Dillon
Lee Wilhelm
R. V
Margaret Connors
Norgal
Frances Boetticher
Dil- Yam
Catherine , Drayton
L Perry
Generr
Normal College
J. Melvor
June
E.glenn
M. Wardwell
B. @auro
Dan MelIvor
D. Me Yvor
Yellowstone Park
Geme
Margaret McIvor
Helena
Butte Voices on Schools Crime and Prosperity
Butte debates how to handle public schools while two men convicted of first degree murder face execution if they escape. The Tribune pledges faith in Butte as law and order forces oppose lawless elements and tribal tensions cloud the city’s future.
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Butte
Batte
the Tribune
High Records Made by 8th Grade Pupils
Thirty-two county rural school pupils graduated this spring with unusually high state exam averages. County Superintendent Elizabeth Sutherland announced the honor roll of students with top marks, led by Ruth Sanders and Mildred Hurley of Lima.
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Elizabeth Sutherland
Miss Sutherland
Margaret Shaffer
Argenta
Edith Mested
Della Hale
Fox
Ethel Anderson
Melvin Peterson
West Fox
Kathleen Herrick
Floyd Burton
Monida
Bernard Whitworth
Hiral Martinell
Sheep Creek
Ena Patterson
Nichola
Charles Wenger
Jackson
Evelyn Calheen
Lee Martinell
Dell
Elen Patterson
Florence Patterson
Gorman
Gladys Kay
Grant
Frank Buyar
Reichle
Zella Hanson
Viola Sweet
Lavina Saveet
Blacktail
Otto Sassman
Rock Creek
Raymond Gordon
Goleman Banks
Riverside
Mildred Burley
Ruth Sanders
Max Merrill
Alfred Brothers
Elma Dunn
Indra Tetro
Joe Tetro
Hewitt Robinson
Lima
Carl Anderson
Drummy School
Mildred Hurley
For Sale A 320 Acre Cattle Ranch In Montana
320 acre ranch near Dil fon Montana with fine stream, water right, forest permit and open range. Includes 170 tillable acres 125 cultivated acres 300 tons hay and 10 acres potatoes. Machinery crops pigs chickens 4000 cash and balance five years at 7 percent. 100 head cattle optional. Contact C C Newman Zooms 3 4 telephone block. 25 26.
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C. C. Newman
Zooms
Dilfon
Montana
Returns From Billings
Miss Helen Baker returns from Billings where she taught in city schools for a year. She arrived last Saturday morning to spend the summer recess.
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Helen Baker
Billings
Mrs. Ferris and family depart Leadore after visit
Mrs. Edgar Ferris and her two children left Leadore Idaho on Sunday evening to return home after a several day stay with Mrs. Ferris mother Mrs. Margaret Schuler.
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Edgar Ferris
Leadore
Idaho
Nicholia News Highlights Local Trips and Sheep Shearing
W M Sweeney drove to Dell on Sunday and to Dillon on Monday on business. Charles Brothers Hiram Martinell and others traveled to Dell for supplies and back. Kenison family returns from Dillon to Nicholia for the summer. Sheep shearing active among Nicholia stockmen. Several residents plan trips to California and Los Angeles by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brothers
Hiram Martinell
Dell
A. &. Scott
Edgar Kenison
Nicholia
Dillon
Willard Kenison
I. D. Harkness
W. M. Sweeney
Rosenbaum
IE. W. Rogers
R. L. Henderson
H. GC. Patterson
H. L. Scott
California
Furnished apartments with multiple room options available
A local ad lists furnished rentals at 2 Center Street. One 2 room apartment with bath two 3 room apartments and one 6 room apartment are offered. Inquiries by phone at 103.
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Center Street
Severe Thunderstorm Impacts Glen Station Area
Reichle Montana June 21. A severe thunderstorm hit Thursday night causing heavy rain and washouts on roads. Some ranchers reported stock losses from poison weeds north of Glen Station. Local residents and visitors from Dillon Vancouver and Butte were noted, with various short trips and health issues due to heat and sunstroke.
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Reichle
P. O
Funeral in Wisdom for Mrs W W Francis
Mrs W W Francis died at her son Charles home in Los Angeles on June 14 at 9 15 in the morning. Her funeral took place from Wisdom church Saturday afternoon with Rev Mm G Johnson officiating. She was born October 15 1843 and would have been 78 years old soon.
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W. W. Francis
Charles
Los Angeles
Francis
Wisdom
Wisdom Church
Mm. G. Johnson
Big Hole News
Salmon Pioneer John son Dies From Poisoned Mushroom Poisoning
Lemhi News reports Salmon pioneer J. S. Johnson dies after eating mushrooms. Funeral held in Salmon with the McPherson post G. A. R. in charge. He was about seventy. Also noted are the funeral of Roy Manfull, a World War I soldier, in Salmon and local social updates.
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Oy Lemi
Idaho
J. S. Johnson
Salmon
McPherson Post
Johnson
Roy Manfull
Lemhi County
France
Salmon Cemetery
Mr. Manfull
Chester Rowe
J. D. Holgate
Lemhi
Emphrey Hildreth Returns from Loveland Visit
Emphrey Hildreth arrived Wednesday after spending several weeks in Loveland Colorado with his sister.
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Emphrey Hildreth
Loveland
Colorado
Chautauqua and Social Gatherings Near Apex
Mr and Mrs Arthur Rice visited Mrs Fred Oliver in Dillon and attended the chautauqua. Local residents and visitors attended dances and a hillside picnic with about 35 people. Participants included H M Miller Ruth Kennedy Squires Whetstone Rice Dubois Carr Teers Snell and others.
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Apex
Dune
Arthur Rice
Otto Christenson
Dillon
Marshall Field
Robert Joy
Teers
Snell
Anna Carr
Geo. Whetstone
Joe Constenteni
Enoch Young
Thos. Dubois
Ranger Station
H. M. Miller
Ruth Kennnedy
Noah Allen
Beatrice. Maddox
Squires
Jones
Clyde Jones
Lester Rice
David Hiér
Miss Teers
Bert
Walter Siria
Forsythe
Tuttle
Carl Borgaes
Frank. Selick
Sheridan Social Week Honors Miss Marjorie Wright
Miss Marjorie Wright is the guest of Sheridan society with events in Brandon and at home. A dinner at the Wilcomb-Widner ranch featured pink and white decor and lilac accents. A china shower and quilt work followed, with luncheon and gifts as part of the celebrations. The week included a theatre party, dancing party, and a bridal announcement for Florence Bullerdick and Clarence Axe. Citizens attended the Methodist church children’s day program, and Mr. and Mrs. James Judge and children traveled through Sheridan en route to the Upper Ruby.
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Harry Pierce
Kalispell
Mont
T. R. Denny Ranch
Pierce
Evelyn Denny
W. A. Yearian
Ford
Lemhi
Yearian
Butte
Morris Cottom
Salmon
Leo A. Pyeatt
Anheim
California
W. H. Soule
Auto
Delans
Raymond Soule
Sheridan
Marjorie Wright
Wilcomb
George Handel
Leo Widner
Miss. Wright
J. H. LaDue
Charles Hill
Dillon
Edward Smith
Lewis Bullerdick
Ruby Valley
Myr
Axe
Beaverhead County
Vern Sanders
W. W. Buford
Miss Wright
Mary Raymond
Miss Raymond
W. Raymond
O. H. Junod
Methodist Church
James Judge
Stephen Cook Visits Fresno on Brief Cook Sheep Trip
Stephen Cook, heavily involved with the Cook Sheep company, came up from Fresno California on a brief business trip. He plans to return to California next week.
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Stephen Cook
Cook Sheep Company
Fresno
Cal
California
Thoreson Family Guests In Dillon Visit
Mr and Mrs Oscar Thoreson and their Jerome Idaho family drove to Dillon to spend a week with Mrs Thoresons parents Mr and Mrs W H Jones local residents report the visit.
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Oscar Thoreson
Jerome, Idaho
Dillon
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