Plucky Teacher A Margarete Henry A Red Cross Hero
A.Margarite Henry, a physical training teacher at the public school, volunteered with the Red Cross to care for influenza patients at Magnus hospital in Dillonig Migs. She showed exceptional bravery and efficiency while assuming high duty during the past week facing trying experiences as an untrained aide.
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Red Cross
Dillonig
Migs
Margarite Henry
Magnus Hospital
Ardea
Man Found Frozen to Death Near Barrett’s Station
Yesterday afternoon a Japanese man was found dead near the railroad track just beyond Barrett's station. The body lies at Brundage's undertaking rooms awaiting shipment or burial. He apparently missed the train Wednesday night while returning home, grew exhausted and perished. He leaves a wife and child.
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Barrett
Brundage
Barrett’s
Small Wreck Inyard Near Stockyards Causes Car Damage
A northbound passenger train struck a split switch near the stockyards on the town's outskirts, causing stock cars on a sidetrack to derail. One person was slightly injured, and a southbound passenger was detained until the track was cleared. Former teacher Miss Jennie Sanders, about 30, died of influenza in Dillon, Northwood.
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Leks
Padsenger
Dillon
Jennie Sanders
Northwood
Town
C. W. Sanders
Iowa
Armstead schoolhouse is a new brick structure
The Armstead schoolhouse, recently completed by contractor McDonald of Dillon, features reinforced concrete basement walls and brick exterior. It houses two large school rooms a library and cloak room on the main floor with a basement coal room a gym and a large storage bin. Miss Alice Roe of Dillon is in charge as teacher. The community touts the new building as a proud addition to Armstead amid a town-wide sense of improvement and renewal.
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Aurnave
Alice Roe
Dillon
Tedcher
Armstead
Yehoo House
Aged Woman Gee Passes Away Near Belgrade
Belgrade Belgrade area obituary notes the death of Grandma Gee at 11 am Tuesday October 29 after a ten week illness. Christine Ritchie Stewart born August 8 1838 in Scotland and arriving in Utah via Missouri and Kansas City in 1864 her family joined Mormon pioneers. She married George H Gee May 20 1856 and later lived in Wellsville Malad Lincoln Gulch Gallatin and Deer Lodge Valley. She leaves 12 children 48 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Gee
Stewart
Christina
Scotland
New Orleans
Missouri River
Kansas City
Plains
Salt Lake City
Thos Or
Veatly Lays
George H. Gee
Noah
Mary Ann’ Gee
Deer Lodge Valley
Hugh O’neil
Deer Lodge
Lincoln Guith
Infantry Officers Training School Seeks Applicants
Call for civilians aged 18 to 45 with required education character and physique to apply for information from A L Stone chairman M T C A applications due by November 20. School begins December 1. Also notes the death of Mrs Minnie Robinson in Nebraska and funeral details. and a Dillon soldier Charles Enlow wounded by a machine gun bullet in France October 26.
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A.L. Stone
Noreabver
Minnie Robinson
Nebraska
Dillon
Jackson
Maggie Sarimer
Seattle
Grasshopper
Big Hole Basin
Enlow
Charles Enlow
France
Lieutenant Howard Elliott Receives First Lieutenant Rank
Howard E Elliott a Montana State Normal graduate and Florence school principal was commissioned as first lieutenant in the light artillery at Camp Pike Arkansas. He ranked sixth among 600 officers in order of standing. A broken leg for Frank Mittelmier of Apex after a horse fell Friday. influenza rates ease but persist in outlying areas delaying school and church reopenings. Snow delays southbound passenger train. label collection for Christmas boxes for soldiers overseas requested at Red Cross rooms.
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Howard Elliott
Howard E. Elliott
Montana State Normal
Florence
Light Artillery
Camp Pike
Arkansas
Elliott
Frank Mittelmier
Apex
Deaths and losses ripple through county and Idaho
In Pelot county Relot died October 30 from influenza leaving a husband and baby. The remains were sent to Idaho Falls for burial. On November 2 the husband died of the same illness, his remains also shipped to Idaho Falls. Willard H. Fitch of the Centennial valley Idaho Falls was injured in a fall from a horse days earlier and died. His mother, Mrs L A Fitch of Loeach California, and Mrs John R edley and son are mentioned in the report.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Dillon Yeaterday
Willard H. Fitch
Centennial Valley
Fitch
Willeh
L. A. Fitch
Loeach
Calif
France
Obituary of Ernest Shawver at his Monida area ranch
Ernest Shawver died at his ranch five miles from Monida after a brief illness from influenza pneumonia. His funeral was held at 3:30 pm Thursday in Dillon with Rev. H. G. Humphrey officiating and burial in Mountain View Cemetery. He was 29, born in Bolson, raised in Beaverhead County, married Zella Sheidan in 1915, and leaves a wife, a two year old child, his father, one sister Mrs. Grant Wilson of Mountain Home Idaho, and a grandmother Mrs. Martha Tritt. He was a dray driver long associated with Carl Mast and known by local business men.
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Ernest Shawver
Monida
Dillon
H.G. ‘Humphrey
Mountain View Cemetery
Stuwver
Bolso
Taatio
Behverhead
Zella
ob'Sheidan
Mont
Grant Wilson
Mountain Home
Idaho
Martha Tritt
Grandma Tritt
Carl Mast
Death of Mrs. William C. Brown at Dillon
Mrs. Susan Matilda Hoppenstall Brown died in Dillon on Wednesday morning November 6 after asthma and heart failure. She was 58, born in Iowa, married July 4, 1884 at Fort Scott Kansas, and survived by husband two sons Harry Lee and Ansel and three daughters Mrs N E Holden Mrs L R Banning of Dillon and Mrs E F Sandlin of San Francisco. Funeral held at 1 30 this Friday at 430 South Atlantic Street conducted by local Christian Science church members.
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William C. Brown
Atlantic Street
Dillon
San Francisco
Calif
South Atlantic Street
W. H. Smith
W. W. Lottridge
The
Christian Science Church
Susan Matilda Hoppenstall
Iowa
Brown
Fort Scott
Kansas
Harry Lee
Ansel
N. E. Holden
L. R. Banning
E. F. Sandlin
Gard of Thanks for Mrs W C Brown
We sincerely thank the kind friends who gave help and sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother Mrs W C Brown. W C Brown and Family.
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W. C. Brown
Christmas Boxes for Our Soldiers
The War and Red Cross arrange one Christmas parcel per overseas soldier. Labels must be used and shipped via Red Cross. Boxes 3x4x9 inches, weigh under 2 pounds 15. ounces unwrapped, with no message. Obtain boxes after November 1 from Red Cross chapters. Barred items include alcohol poisons explosives and inflammables. Use khaki handkerchief wrap and ship through designated collection centers to Hoboken, New Jersey with proper stamps and a Red Cross inspection label. Local committee: Mrs Wedum chair, with Messrs Rathbone Hudon Badcon and Walter Grimes.
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War and Post Office Departments
American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
American Red ‘Cross
Red ‘Cross
Red Crags
Hoboken
N. J
Post Office
Wedum
Rathbone
Hudon
Mig. Badcon
Walter Grimes
Red
Card of Thanks for Chas. F. Sharkey’s illness and death
The undersigned thank kind neighbors and friends and the people of Jackson for assistance during the illness and death of our beloved son and brother Chas. F. Sharkey. Neil Sharkey, 7 Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Gist, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sharkey, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conger.
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Jackson
Chas. F. Sharkey
Neil Sharkey
M. D. Gist
Frank Sharkey
Fred Conger
For Sale Pihno Victrola White Sewing Machine
Classified item listing offers a Pihno Victrola white sewing machine for household or office use. Includes furniture and equipment with a reasonable price. Contact by phone 315-W for details or to arrange pickup.
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Pihno Victrola
Os Ata Moat
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Geason
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Annie Roe
Maggie Halligan
John Halligan
Aoe
Wat Son
Beatrice Bimrose
Martin Jackson
Bond Grocery Company
Isabel Watson
Martin. Innes
Butte
Fred Dishno
Big Hole” ‘Basin
Steel
Tattersall’s
Phil Andereggi
C. W. Woodburn
Walter Brearley
Alder
Rockford
Hans Pederken
Jake Madsen
Miss Phillips
Normal
Curtis Hospital
Raymont
Strange
Ross Blackburn
Blackburn
Harry “Martin
Lakeview
William Leese
P. W. Armstrong
State Bank of Dillon
Oliver ‘Kurtz
Tris Igisone
Nus
Arthur Brown
Geo
Patrick
Emery Hirschberger
Frank’ Stanfield
Fiy
B. E. Phillips
Walker
Jos. Smith
Tom
Finley Wynes
Iia
J. B. Egan
Charles Seybold
Dell
Peten
Denny
Mellier Robiming House
Tarpien
North Ene ‘Street
Chris H. Christensen
Harry Pierce
Isa Nellie Little
Grace Little
Belgrade
Shawver
Eethee Ig
Mary Venn
Albert Stamm
Jewelet
Dennison
Tribune Pub. CO
Dillon, Mont
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