Lakeview St Patrick blizzard cancels local dance report
A March blizzard from the south keeps St Patrick's Day celebrations in Lakeview from the prior planned dance with Rev St Patrick’s honor. Neighbors Josie and Willie Shambow hosted a surprise party at their parents home with the Kelly orchestra. Other local notes include illnesses, births, cattle movements, and marriages among area families.
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Lakeview
St. Patrick's Day
Josie
Willie Shambow
Will Shambow
Kelly Orchestra
Dillers
Band dance draws large Bannack crowd. local notes travel
A large Bannack audience enjoyed a band dance on the fifteenth, while Anna Marchesseau returns from the Big Hole trip. W S Tash sprains ankle in a horse accident, with sympathy sent. Dolly Bell and Will Hayes wed, and cattle buyers visit the valley as Sam Bell plans to take over the Larimer hotel. Mrs Lucy Spencer returns to the Jackson road house and county school supervision continues.
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Polaris
Bannack
Jackson
Anna Marchesseau
Big Hole
W. S. Tash
Tash
Henry Gray
jWord
Dolly Bell
Will Hayes
Sam Bell
Larimer Hotel
Lucy Spencer
Jackson Road House
Local notes from Bannack and Big Hole area
James Jackson from the Big Hole visits the Jackson road house. Miss Lizzie Harrison suffers a bad cold and laments the difficulty of being unable to talk. The passage mentions Mill Point as well.
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Big Hole
Bannack
Scudder Creek
James Jackson
Jackson Road House
Lizzie Harrison
Ving
Mill Point
Miscellaneous notes from Willis community events
Earl Holden drove horses to Melrose for Fay Gransberry. Lillburn Roe planned a Melrose dance, canceled due to illness at the Lesher hotel. Cattle buyer Mr. Pyles passed Dillon en route to Wise River. Miss Erna Hearn visited Tessie Reichle. Peter Spritzer and W. C. Orr visited. O. Beall visited from Cherry Creek. Fred Brauer preached in Helena after traveling via Butte. Railroad carpenters near Glen moved Reichle hotel buildings. Mrs. Reichle and family hosted visitors from Butte. Mrs. Myron visited to see her child with Churchwell. Fay Gransberry returned from Melrose. Local health note urges caution with colds and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Sam Bungard to Butte for an extended stay. Mr. and Mrs. Biley relocate to company house No. 9. Reumke joyfully notes. Freight engineer Fealey’s accident delays No. 1 south of Spencer Idaho.
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Peter Spritzer
Dillon
W. C. Orr
O. Beall
Cherry Creek
Fred Brauer
German Lutheran Church
Butte
Helena
Beehrer Brothers
Glen
Daghieinae
Mc Phail
Sam Bungard
Local Lima News Roundup From March
Lewis Anderson and Frank Seybold shipped potatoes to Greely Colorado. A sheep herder lost two fingers but doctor saved them. Mrs. Matt Kajan recovers health after illness. Mr. Kajan buys Burke place. Reumke couple celebrate sixth anniversary with cut glass gift. Judge Noble buys Gutting house for rental. Gene and Monte Kent visit Centennial valley. Fried Waldorf visits Dillon. Mrs. Burlin improves. Palleson duo report mild winter at Lonscombehurst. Mrs. Dan Little visits. Eastern Star hosts party at Henry Fitter’s ranch. social role grows. Mrs. Richardson buys Knowles property for occupancy. Judge Hanson remodeling. Montana Old Maids convention set for Lima Friday.
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Lima
Lewis Anderson
Frank Sybold
Greely
Colo
Newcastle
Anderson
Seybold
Ed Gleed
Ford
Matt Kajan
Kajan
Burke Place
Reumke
George Noble
Gene
Monte Kent
Centennial Valley
Fried Waldorf
Lima Mercantile Company
Dillon
Dan Little
Spencer
Idaho
Burlin
Elva Boardman
Eastern Star
Henry Fitter
Keller
R. A. Richardson
Knowles
Peter Hanson
Montana
Armstead Social Life Sees New Bridge Club Form
The younger social set in Armstead forms a weekly bridge club with Miss Faye Scott hosting the first meeting. Members include Elmer H. Brunner and D. E. Roarty, plus several Armstead residents. Subsequent gatherings will be at Frank Doner’s bungalow as plans unfold.
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Armstead
Faye Scott
Frank Doner
Elmer H. Brunner
D. E. Roarty
Marie Dezotte
Ingaborg Syrstad
Redrock
Anderson Brothers
Dillon
Roy Murray
Dillon Auto Supply ‘Company
Grant
Cadillac
Martin Barrett
Brenner Ranch
Flora Craver Armstrong
Jair H. Scott
Seattle
Jack Hain
Illinois
Tom Barret Ranch
School changes please Waterloo residents and visitors
Waterloo residents express approval of a school affairs change with Miss Stalcup starting duties to finish the term. The note highlights a desire for better morals and timely schooling, while local activity includes Fay Curtis visiting Butte and teams hauling wheat from Twin Bridges area.
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Waterloo
Neck of the Woods
Stalcup
Fay Curtis
Butte
Bros
J. B
Joy Foster
Pleasant Valley
George Harbison
Whitehall
L. A. Thompson
Twin Bridges
Noyd
Samuel Hall
Harry Mellett
Dillman
Santos coffee port ships over six months export
The Santos port in Brazil exported 6,086,285 bags of coffee in the six months ending January 1. North America received 2,191,383 bags of the total.
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Santos
Brazil
North America
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Ed Blake
Everett
Iowa
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Jeff Jorles
Longcreek
Centennial Live Stock Company
Home Ranch
Miller Ranch
James Dodd
Henry Wetmore
Portland
Ore
Mary Metzel
Joe Duff
Mamie Duff
Joe
Bob Duff
George White
Denver
White
Miss Duff
Jlife
Scott
Scotts
Willis
A. J. Wedum Lumber Co
Panama Swamp
First National Bank
Gedarine
E. H. Brundage
Mont
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Peter Pumpkin Eater
Gophers
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Lia
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