Local notes from Waterloo and surrounding towns
Waterloo news reports Frank Held improving after pneumonia and Adelaide Miller resting at home. Social events feature a Stephens party for Fay and family, a 500 game, and a Welch collision not injuring Anna Blow. Multiple visitors travel to Whitehall and Butte. plans unfold for Fay Curtis and family to move to Highwood with Verna joining grandmother. John Butler shows notable recovery after critical illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Miller
Lucy Bushnell
Twin Bridges
C. ES
Z. F. Stephens
Fay Curtis
Highwood
Mont
Alice Carney
Glen Stephens
Clemons
Piedmont
H. T. Townsend
Whitehall
Carl Foster
Albert Dodge
Fred Medlyn
Butte
Myron Mountjoy
Geo. Utely
H. J. Foster
Lizzie Mellett
Adults Break Toys In Christmas Home Mischief
A family tale recalls fathers and uncles abusing Willie’s mechanical toys each Christmas while Willie watched. Mothers also bought walking dolls for girls, exposing a dark pattern of hidden toys. A girl learns of the walking doll presence and asks about it at a dinner guest’s introduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Little Wilie
Nnrve
Salla Claus
Mother
Lloyd George Jokes Highlight Humour and Fame
The piece notes Lloyd George’s humor saving him, with tales of a drowning rescuer mistaken for him and a Welsh farmer remarking on the prime minister’s £5,000 income. It also mentions local visitors Lester Nyhart and couples visiting Melrose for a funeral event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Thames
Criccieth
David
P. W. Wilson
Dell News Notes from Dell Montana March Items
Dr Stephan of Dillon examined Dell and Gosman school children. Gladys Garr and Mrs. W. Hyl and Whitworth traveled to Dillon. Mrs. N Bichler of Armstead visited home folks. Jack Sommers, Dillon forest supervisor, did Dell business. Weekend visits, spring birds, livestock in good shape, hay ample. Roads around the section are rough near Bedrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Garr
W. 2. Iyland
Geo. . Whitworth
Dillon
W. N. Bichler
Armstead
Jnok Sommers
Dell
Fred Oliver
E. A. Scott
Pete Peterson
Schick
F. Garr
W. R. Hyland
Mellrose Resident Mrs Tate Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Frank P. Tate of Melrose died March 18 in St. James hospital Butte after years of diabetes. Funeral at Melrose Presbyterian Church Monday with large attendance. She was active in Ladies Aid and Rebekah lodge and left a large farm family legacy. Rev Dr Gorby led services with hymns once sung at her daughter Flemma’s 1907 funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Frank P. Tate
St. James Hospital
Butte
Mr. Tate
Hoffman
Jésus
Rebekahs
Nicholia News Roundup From Nicholia March Report
I Harkness traveled from Idaho Falls to Nicholia on the 11th and plans to depart tomorrow. William Sweeney visited Dillon last week. Mr and Mrs Walt Lyons spent several days in Dillon. Mrs Annie Brothers was in Lima the past week. George Whitworth visited Dillon this week. Gertrude Zerr stayed Friday night with Ras Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholia
KE. I. Harkness
Idaho Falls
Wm. Sweeney
Dillon
Walt Lyons
Annie Brothers
Lima
Geo. Whitworth
Gertrude Zerr
Ras Hansen’s
Local Visits and Calls Round Glen Station
Reichle reports John Poole as a Dillon caller on Saturday. Rasmus Hansen and John Waters were business callers at the county seat Saturday. Matt Anderson of Glendale and George Tash were in Glen and Dillon for cattle trades. Reverend F Clifford held mass at the Jacob Hartwig place. Fay Gransberry delivered cattle to George Tash in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waters
Matt Anderson
Glendale
Glen
Rasmus Hansen
Butte
F. Clifford
Jacob Hartwig
R. Joy
George Tash
Fay Gransberry
Dillon
George
Walter Bighorn
Montana Development Association Message From Fowler
John Neil received a Thursday note from C. W. Fowler secretary of the Montana Development Association stating that R. B. F. Runkel is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neil
C. W. ‘Fowler
Montana Development Association
RB. F. Runkel
Obituary Notices Mention Hoffman Tate Thompson Families
The notice lists a daughter Miss Ethel Tate and a son Ernest Tate of Mrs. Louis W. Hoffman. Heirs include brothers and three sisters. Additional items mention Miss Bertha Thompson of Butte visiting Melrose, and visits by Miss Catherine Thompson, Margie McIlvor, Mrs. Pat Smith in Butte, Miss Florence Olsen, Miss Dolly McIlvor in Dillon, and Peter Olson with A. Thomson Hecla miners visiting Melrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Hoffman
Ethel Tate
Ernest Tate
Bertha Thompson
Butte
Melrose
A. Thompson
Catherine Thompson
Margie MclIvor
Dillon
Pat Smith
Florence Olsen
Dolly
MclIvor
Peter Olson
A. Thomipson
Hecla
Estray Sale Notice at P. and O. Home Ranch
One large black steel brand marked on right ribs will be sold at public auction for cash at the P. and O. home ranch on Monday April 24 1922. D W Erwin stock inspector. Includes notes on percolators and ten thousand items advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Erwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana Auto
Montana
Waterloo News
Waterloo
Frank Held
Lena Carney
Nora
Guy George
Rge
Lester Nyhart
Blaine
Mrs
James Robins
Frederick
Charles W. Morse
Continental Trading Company
Dell News
Polooghe WS
Stephan of Dillon
Dell and
Gosman
Beaverhead-Alberta Oil and Gas Company
Renan
Beaverhead
Alberta Oil & Gas CO
Rialto Building
Buttemont
Melrose News
Nicholia News
Glen Station News
Tattersall’s
FORD
Dillon Auto Co
Helena Street
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