Dell News Notes Highlight Local Moves and Weather
Father Clifford spent Friday making calls in Dell. Mrs. Nestland returned to Blackfoot after visiting her parents, the Gray couple. Alexander Peyre left for a California vacation, likely to last some time. S. M. McKnight came back from St. Joseph Missouri with a car of horses. Fred Carr returned to school in Dillon after a smallpox illness. The rough weather persists with mild colds and flu reported. J. F. Brock narrowly escaped injury from a drag saw while working at H A Dowling's. Train time on Tuesday brought several passengers to Dillon, including Mr. and Mrs. Lyons and Geo Whitworth. A. I. Scott ships a car of horses to Idaho from Lima this week.
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Dell
Clifford
Nestland
Blackfoot
Noah Gray
Alexander Peyre
California
S. M. McKnight
St. Joseph
Missouri
Fred Carr
Dillon
J. F. Brock
H. A. Dowling
Mr. Brock
Lyons
Geo. Whitworth
Pete Hansen
Fred Hale
Red Rock
A. I. Scott
Idaho
Lima
Melrose Social Roundup Notes March Trips and Illness
F P Tate and son Ernest traveled to Butte to visit Mrs Tate in hospital. Mrs Olson and daughters Vesta Hazel and Mrs Ploof return from California visiting relatives in San Francisco Los Angeles Sawtelle Long Beach. Numerous Melrose residents ill with a light flu this week. several local visits to Butte for hospital and recital events.
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Melrose
F. P. Tate
Ernest
Butte
Long Beach
H. D. Tate
Father Tate
Catherine ‘Thompson
Pete Olson
Florence
Dolly Melver
Dillon
C. J. Clark
Daugter
C. McCaully
Ham’ Norris
Louise
Harvey
Dolly McIvor
Florence Olson
F. H. Carver
Wise River
Divide
Carl
Paul Boetticher
Ethel Tate
Catherine Thompson
Erwin Family Arrives in Dillon From Portland
Mr and Mrs Henry Erwin and their baby daughter arrived in Dillon from Portland Oregon where they had resided the past year They will live on the F H Bimrose ranch east of town Mrs Erwin formerly Miss Beatrice Bimrose of Dillon and is welcomed back by friends in the area.
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Henry Erwin
Dillon
Portland
Ore
Erwin
F. H. Bimrose
Beatrice Bimrose
Apex School Notes Seventh Grade Notables
February attendance shows Johnnie Christensen Jesse Miller Agnes Hanson Solvey Hanson and Gladys Borgaes were present all month A suspension globe arrived Mr Miller installed it A Year Book of 1920 on agriculture was received Apex plans Bluebird Junior Audubon Club activities including three bird programs and bird records A school Saturday with a Victrola program is planned and open to all.
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Johnnie Christensen
Jesse Miller
Agnes Hanson
Solvey Hanson
Gladys Borgaes
Mr. Miller
Congress
Apex
Montana
Reichle and local notes from Glen Station area
March reports list John Poole as a Dillon caller from Reichle. C Wilhelm visits Melrose and plans to work at a Divide sawmill with his brother. Frank Fassler visits Jacob Hartwig, Miss Parker spends weekend in Dillon, and Mr Hier with Miss Parker attend American Legion minstrel in Dillon. Spring hints appear as wasps and flies return after a long winter.
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Reichle
John Poole
Dillon
C. Wilhelm
Melrose
Divide
Frank Fassler
Jacob Hartwig
Miss Parker
Mr. Hier
American Legion
Martinells Move and Basin Cold Snap
Nicholia March 5 W T Martinell and wife moved home and Mrs Martinell has discarded crutches. Basin residents catch colds and several school children miss days. F E Hale and family left the Basin. Gertrude Zerr visited Wm Harrisons. Mrs Eliza Black able to take ten days off home illness.
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Eliza’ Black
Armstead Social Notes Mark Week of Visits and flu outbreak
Mrs T E Mullen and daughter Margaret and Miss Myrtle Boyle rode to Dillon Saturday. Dale Mellen spent the weekend in Dillon on business. Several locals shopped in Dillon Saturday and Monday. St Patrick's party planned for March 18 with luncheon following a sewing club meeting at Mrs J A Kennison's home. Flu cases reported but not serious and recovering.
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Armstead
T. E. Mullen
Margaret
Myrtle Boyle
Dillon
Dale Mellen
Henderson
Buckland
F. A. Kennison
FE. B. Rife
J. BR. Carruthers
Hahn
George Bermuth
Archie Hovey
Grant
J. A.kennison
St. Patrick’s Party
Choctaw Talk Foiled German Wire Tappers
The article recounts Allied efforts to stop German wire tapping near Allied trenches amid World War I. It notes Choctaw speakers in the 142nd Infantry used their language to transmit orders, initially in Choctaw, before abandoning the plan due to risk and taunts.
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Traub
Petie Dink
Grizzly Bear
Bowie
Bullard
Fritzie
142Nd Infantry
George, Bavenrind
Frizie
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