Death and funeral note in Centennial Valley community
Henry Wetmore died March 12 in Lakeview area after a period of illness. Funeral held March 15 at the family home with 17 or 18 sleds guiding the procession to the cemetery. Wetmore, nearly 78, left wife Carrie, son Cecil, and four grandchildren. The report notes other local deaths and area news including Mrs. Alice Davis Bert of Victor and Mrs. Mollie Marble Clawson, plus social visits and a 30th wedding anniversary oyster supper for Joe and Blair Buck.
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Lakeview
Henry Wetmore
John H. Brundage
Wetmore
Helena
Butte
Siaves
Carrie Wetmore
Cecil
Cecil Wetmore
Carrie Witmore Burles
Normal College
Bert
Centennial Valley
Reaper
Mollie Marble Clawson
Tke
Freeman Marble
Freeman
Red Rock Lakes
Joe Buck
Lila Hanson
Local visit and family news with sparse notes on health
The excerpt records a social visit with relatives and neighbors, mentions a sick child recovering from whooping cough, a fine dinner hosted by Mrs. William O Connor, and guests including Fred James and Lila Hanson. It notes J A Jones returning from Bitter Root with granddaughter Ben Hart and a Florida clipping about Levi Shambow’s sixtieth wedding anniversary and his roles as St. Cloud mayor and Peoples Bank president.
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Matthew
Reis
William O'Connor
Fred
James
Lila Hanson
Joe Buck
J. A. Jones
Julia Hart
Ben Hart
Florida
Levi Shambow
This Valley
Centennial Valley
St. Cloud
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Shambow
Peoples Bank
Melrose Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Melrose notes detail a busy week with dance attendees at the Melrose hall including Mrs. R. Wilhelm and several Misses and Mrs. Dunstan visiting from Butte with infant Phyllis June. Attendees also travel to Great Falls and Dillon for business, gifts, and renovations as local clubs meet and residents host guests.
Reichle News Roundup Sees Local Visitors and Events
Reichle March 17 reports Fred Little and Jack McLaughlin of Melrose visiting Reichle. Mrs Elsie Garrison Verna Huber and Bernard Garrison drove to Virginia City and returned. Lester Rice Apex visited Wilson and Smith ranch. Matt Polish family attended Fabac funeral in Dillon. McLean Beehrer Garrison attended a Dillon horse sale. McLean bought several thoroughbreds. John Poole plans move to Spencer Idaho for work with Woods Livestock. Mrs Gater of Butte has been
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Reichle
Fred Little
Jack McLaughlin
Melrose
Elsie Garrison
Verna Huber
Bernard Garrison
Virginia City
Lester Rice
Apex
Wilson & Smith
Matt Polish
Dillon
W. McLean
F. Beehrer
William Garrison
McLean
John Poole
Spencer
Idaho
Wioods Livestock Company
Gater
Butte
Community notices of visitors and celebrations in Butte area
Sunday fishing visits by Mr Pilling Stamm Pomeroy and others from Butte. Mrs Bark en and Hold families join. Mrs Os enbury and son and George Lavonés also in town. Garrison and family drive to Butte. Hancock couple hosted a Saturday party with games and late supper. Miss Theresa Reichle earns a government teaching post in the Philippines then Manila Normal School. Manila life appealing to her.
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Mr.Ti
Fred Pilling
John Waters
Elsie. Garrison
William Garrison
Butte
Thomas
Hancock
Lavon
Mornine
Theresa Reichle
Manila
Polaris Local News Highlights March Weekend
Mr and Mrs Andy Pyle and children returned home Saturday. Bill Carroll was a business visitor in the valley Friday. Hollis and Jim Harrison went to town Saturday. Miss Ramona Quackenbush has been sick for several days. Agnes Casey spent the weekend in Dillon visiting friends. Al Ward narrowly escaped injury when a four horse team ran away. Wilbur Tash returned Friday evening for the weekend. School children hiked to the foot of Baldy Mountain. George Pyle is ill with la grippe. W M Briggaman of Salmon, head buyer for Carstein Packing Co Tacoma, plans to buy beef steers from Grasshopper and Big Hole if prices are right. Briggaman reports mining active in Salmon country and cites one of the world’s richest copper mines. Pyle brothers bought a large bunch of cows from W S Tash. Frank Rife of Medicine Lodge looked over fat steers in Grasshopper and Big Hole. plans to be in the market for more cattle. Big Hole road gang works Grasshopper Big Hole road.
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Polaris
Andy Pyle
Bill Carroll
Hollis
Jim Harrison
Ramona Quackenbush
Agnes Casey
Dillon
al Ward
Wilbur Tash
George Pyle
W. M. Briggaman
Carstein Packing Co
Tacoma
Grasshopper
Big Hole
Briggaman
Salmon
Pyle Brothers
W. S. Tash
Frank Rife
Medicine
Groshopper
The First Baptist Church Welcomes Worship This Week
The First Baptist Church invites worship at its services with Bible school at 10 a.m. morning worship at 11, Young Peoples at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 7 30 p m. The notice contrasts home and travel worship with church attendance.
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Bible
Young Peoples
Passion Sunday at First Presbyterian Church Dillon
Special music marks Sunday service as Passion Sunday. Three Manse Society members join the general building committee, which will organize next Monday evening with four business men and one representative each from the B C H S and M S N C to be elected. Final committee details appear in two weeks. The church invites participation, highlighting Presbyterian adaptability to diverse congregations.
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Manse Society
Dillon
Montana Wheat Growers Association board meeting
Board of directors of the Montana Wheat Growers Association, Lewiston, discussed resuming or suspending wheat handling for members. They voted to discontinue and pro rate about 50 000 dollars back to members based on bushels sold. Termination expected within a month.
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Montana Wheat Growers: Association
Lewiston
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad
Advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy for children and adults. Claims no opiates and emphasizes healing ingredients like pine tar and honey while warning against substitutes.
Roberts Harness Sale Attracts Buyers From Nearby Counties
The closing out sale of harnesses saddles and leather goods by W E Roberts draws many buyers from this and Madison county. The sale has been well advertised and shoppers anticipate first class items at low prices.
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W. E. Roberts
Madison County
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Advertises Cure
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine claims to treat catarrh with an ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic that cleanses the blood to reduce inflammation. The product is described as a blood purifier with touted wonderful results and is sold by druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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