Dance at Trout Creek School House Saturday Night
May 27 report notes a dance planned at the Trout Creek school house for Saturday evening. Esther Maily visited the Diamond O ranch for several days last week. A baby girl born at the Wagner homestead near Point of Rock last week. Beaverhead river remains very low and rain is needed to support irrigated ranches. Mike Shannon and Orrin Wilcomb have strong winter wheat stands. Sidney Baker to plow 40 acres for Sam Terrison and some for Ed Maily.
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Mike Shannon
Orrin Wilcomb
Sidney Baker
Sam Terrison
Ed. Maily
Red Cross drive praised in Glen area
Reichle P. O May 28 The Red Cross drive was a notable success in this neighborhood with Carl Beehrer visiting residents to solicit help. Several locals including Mrs M McGrade and Mrs J C Ferguson were mentioned in community updates and social visits.
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Reichle P. O
Red Cross
Carl Beehrer
M. McGrade
Rock Creek
J. C. Ferguson
Dillon
J. Odell Green
Camp Lewis
Butte
Bill
Julia Beehrer
Anna Herzog
L. A. Foote
Hélena
Wisdom
Carl Kambich
Carl Hartwig
Lucille Sharkey
Tragedy Near Sheridan Ends in Self Inflicted Death
Ewald Branch of Brandon, 53, German native, committed suicide Thursday morning, dying instantly from a heart wound after morphine addiction. Survived by wife, ten children, and mother, with funeral held Saturday after a service at the family home. Rev. Anstice conducted the rites. The report notes Branch’s former prosperity and decline due to illness and drug use.
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Fe Pe
Sheridan
Ewald Branch
Brandon
Braach
Germany
Anstice
Billings
Three Forks
Chas. Glasser
E. D. Marsh
Fred Hermesmyer, Sr
L. C. Edwards
T. A. Harry
George, Bert
Len Foster
APEX NEWS Brief Uneven OCR Snippet
Fragmentary AP text shows no clear events or names. The readable terms are limited to fixed phrase repetition and locationless fragments, offering no verifiable person, organization, or event details for a proper summary.
Accidents and Local News From Apex and Dillon
Friday evening Arthur Mohler and Miss Olive Clover faced a roadster accident near P G Nelson's corner. Clover suffered facial cuts and unconsciousness, Mohler helped right the car and delivered her to the Johnson home. Other notes include Mrs. Ernest Miller moving to Washington, Frank Bryan's train trip to Divide, and army draft news for Lemhi County.
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Apex
Arthur Mohler
Olive Clover
Dillon
P. G. Nelson
Miss Clover
Ernest Miller
Washington
Mr. Miller
Frank Bryan
Divide
Chester Conner
Lemhi County
Idaho
Clara Hack
Wm. Banneyer
Frank. Selleck
Memorial Day Observance and Local News From Sheridan
Memorial Day will be observed with gravesite decorating and a special 8 p.m. Methodist service led by Rev. Anstice. In town, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster hosted Herbert Lueck during furlough at Camp Lewis. Dean Noble returned from San Diego to Montana before summer in Townsend. Madison county sent 29 boys to Camp Lewis. Red Cross raised $700 with county oversubscribed.
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Anstice
Bert Foster
Ruby
Camp Lewis
France
Dean Noble
San Diego
Calif
D. H. Noble
Montana
Dean
Townsend
Roy
Madison County
Alder
Fay Edwards
George Morrison
Butte
United States
Red Cross
Sheridan
Grant News Notices From May Eighty
Noah Siria leaves for Gregson Springs with rheumatism and plans a stay there. Grantites travel to Dillon for H. B. Brown funeral, including Mrs Anna Mansfield Miss Winnie McMannis and many others. James Blair visits Grant from Dillon in a Stearns Knight car. John Peterson journeys to the Big Hole on business.
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Dillon
Stearns-Knight
John Peterson
Big Hole
Lakeview News From May Includes Weather Woes and Local Moves
Lakeview notes a blustery ten day pattern with snow and cold. Anaconda buyer Huot reports damaged fences and rot prone posts as he plans to move his family to Alaska basin area. District No. 40 lacks a teacher. Julia Rose leaves due to a brother’s death. B L Forsyth will carry Monida to Lake Idaho mail for four years starting July 1. George Shambow family to relocate east of Lakeview two miles. First auto through Lakeview on May 19 with Leonard Flint party. Donald Henry Flint born to Baby Flint. Tuck Jones also reports better crossing than Flint. Mrs Wardley returns soon from Ogden. Plowing and planting increase across grain vegetables.
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Lakeview
Huot
Anaconda
William Fruin
Alaska Basin
Lakes
Julia Rose
Lakevein
George Shambow
B. L. Forsyth
Monida
Lake
Idaho
Leonard Flint
Helen
Dorothy Shambow
Picnic Springs
Culver
Baby Flint
Donald Henry
Tuck Jones
J. A. Jones
Flint
Mr. Flint
Mrs. Wardley
Ogden
George Hiner
Waterlooo News Brevity and Local Happenings
Loomont May 29 updates note doubled Red Cross drive with $600 raised under P. Carney in charge and J. R. Dullea as deputy. Weather praised for crops while modest moisture desired. Russian families arrive for sugar beets and fishing season looms. Local travels include J. J. Lally to Butte and the Harbisons to Twin Bridges. Residents push to buy the present fair ground site as L. C. Utley visits. Several locals listed with health updates and car dealer Moran from Dillon visiting.
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Butte
Geo. Harbison
Twin Bridges
Board of Commissioners
Fair Ground
L. C. Utley
Near Twin Bridges
H. F. Townsend
Geo. Utley
Wm. Blow
Moran
Dillon
Chevrolet Cars
Wm. Powell
Mayo’s Hospital
J. R. Norville
Great Falls
E.W. Townsend
War Secretary Serves Regiment 24 Days At Front
Dave Warner, a YMCA war work secretary from Columbus Ohio, single handedly cared for a whole regiment of American soldiers at the front for 24 days before aid arrived.
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Dave Warner
Columbus
Ohio
Real Men Deliver 200 Mile Run For Troops Load
Fourteen YMCA automobile canteens loaded with chocolate food and other supplies for American troops at the battle front made a record two night and day run to reach a point 200 miles away to serve the fighting men upon arrival.
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Battle Front
Many Huts Destroyed in Western Front Drive
News reports say 140 YMCA huts were destroyed by shell fire or captured by German forces during the recent Western front push. The loss underscores the scale of the advance and disruption to aid facilities behind the lines.
Letters From Over There Include Life at the Front
In a March 28 1918 Billet letter Scotty writes of studying typewriting methods and slow output. He mails a silver ring with a Joan of Arc motif, notes salvage from the front, plans a French style dinner, and comments on frogs legs and local life as he longs for home in Montana.
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Joan of Arc
Christ
Virgin Mary
Carrie
Armstead
Author Towne in France as Y M C A war worker
Charles M. Towne, famed for The Foolish Dictionary, is in France serving at the front as a YMCA war work secretary, doing his part in the war effort.
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France
Charles M. Towne
City Chaplain Enlists for War Work Overseas
Jim Goodheart known in Denver as City Chaplain joins the Y M C A. war effort and is already at work in France. His dedication reflects the business community's support for overseas service.
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Jim Goodheart
Denver
France
Dictionaries In Stock At Tribune Bool Store
The Tribune Bool Store reports new stock of French and English dictionaries now available for customers. These reference volumes aim to serve language learners and scholars seeking bilingual word lists and usage notes.
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Tribune Bool
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