Melrose News Highlights Local Happenings
In Melrose Montana October reports confirm Harlan Townsend underwent leg amputation after a severe accident with hope of recovery emerging. Mrs. Jennings remains in critical condition as Otto Boetticher visits from Glendale. A Parent Teacher Association formed at the school with teachers and parents present.
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Melrose
Mont
Harlan Townsend
Tribune
Jennings
Olga Gardner
Opal Lacy
Otto Boetticher
E. H. Harvey
Allentown
Ralston
Boetticher
Glendale
Big Hole
Lester Norris
Jesse Swafford
Kansas City
Missouri
Joseph Redfern
Gold Hill
P. H. Connor
P.A. Bradley
Hecla
Butte
W. K. Harvey
Pandora Hill
Soap Gulch
Ed. Deno
Mona
Dell News Notes Highlight Local Illness and Community Happenings
Miss Clara Leverton underwent an operation in Butte last Saturday night and remains seriously ill. Her mother accompanied her. W R Hyland and family returned from a two week camping trip through Northern Idaho and Montana. A Peyre visited Dillon for a day. Mr and Mrs R F Elliott went to Dillon. Threshing is in full swing with good yields reported. The new depot nears completion with exterior painting underway.
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Dell
Mont
Clara Leverton
Butte
W. R. Hyland
Idaho
Montana
A. Peyre
Dillon
R. FE. Elliott
Death of Louis Thom Aboard Train En Route To Portland
Louis Thom longtime Whiterock ranch employee died on a train to Portland seeking his health. Survived by a wife and German relatives. Funeral planned Wednesday. interment to Fish Creek cemetery. Also notes local farming decline with tuber harvest and storage due to low prices.
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Waterloo
Mont
Louis Thom
Whiterock
Portland
Germany
Fish Creek
Margaret Mason
Butte
Studebaker
Bill Blow
Homer Townsend
H. F. Townsend
Whitehall
Ethel Hutton
Nelson School Notes Bond October 10
Mildred Harriet and Bud Schuler were not absent the first month. Marcus Staudaher enrolled October 2. Current events lessons began last week with a Friday class. The students prepare a Columbus Day program. Anna Staudaher Mildred and Harriet Schuler scored a hundred on the spelling test. Segfred Johnson was injured by a swing-board but is healing. Opal Nelson Verl Morrison attended the Normal school Go event and reported a good time. The Schuler siblings joined Shriner's parade in Dillon.
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Bond
Mildred
Harriet
Bud” Schuler
Marcus Staudaher
Anna Staudaher
Harriet Schuler
Segfred Johnson
Opal Nelson
Verl Morrison
Normal School
Harry
Dillon
Seed pea crop yields noted in Sheridan county reports
E D Marsh and sons Vernon and Glenn threshed their seed pea crop last Saturday totaling 24 624 sacks from 12 1/2 acres averaging two bushels per sack. Contracted by Ferry Seed Co Detroit at two and a half per bushel. Lesson of higher yield and superior home grown seed.
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Sheridan
E. D. Marsh
Vernon
Glenn
Kh. D. Marsh
G. W. Rightenour
Glenn Marsh
Dillon
Lottridge
Harvey Marsh
Beaverhead County
L. S. Tower
Mary O’brien
Qillon
Mildred McFarland
State Normal College
McCullough
Miss Russell
Madison County
0. H. Junod
Montana
Junod
Senate
Centennial Valley Weather and Local Trade Notes
Centerville reports perfect fall weather in Lakeview. John Bray company ships to Los Angeles, A P Buck buys. Joe Buck sells beef to the same firm at about six cents a unit. Mark Karber leaves Northside for Bartlesville Oklahoma to winter. Frank Parish and P F David families take a pleasure trip to Missouri Flat Upper Madison River. Dennis Partridge heads to Idaho Falls for winter. County recorder Allen and Dubois garage man Hern fish Picnic Springs landing an eight pounder. Idaho Falls fruit plentiful and cheap. potato crop praised in upper end. The Fairbanks Bucks and Culver ranches report excellent crops. Ted David Willie O Connor Emil David go to Idaho Falls for potatoes.
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Lakeview
John Bray Company
Los Angeles
A. P. Buck
Joe Buck
Mark Karber
Northside
Bartles
Frank Parish
P. F. David
Missouri
Upper
Madison River
Dennis Partridge
Idaho Falls
Allen
Hern
Dubois
Idaho
Picnic Springs
Fairbanks
Ted David
Willie O’connor
Emil David
Sheep Range to Let in Frying Pan Basin
Lease offer covers 1600 acres enclosed and 1600 acres outside with springs and central water. Favourable climate with little snow and abundant grass, suitable for several bands. no hay needed. Financing terms include use for strong sheep and high lambing potential.
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Frying Pan Basin
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H. J. Foster
Twin’ Bridges
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Lola Taggart
Institute
Virginia City
Sam Stanberry
Valley Springs
E.W. Townsend
Wallace
Great Falls
Townsend
Lowell Palen
Davis Ranch
Lewistown
Charles Mason
Twin Bridges
Carl F. Foster
Alsop
Northwest Potato Exchange
Dell News
Waterloo News
Nelson School Notes
Butte, Montana
Sheridan News
Centennial Valley
Ville, Oklahoma
Hampshire
RAM Lambs
Inqire
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Lesher
Harley-Davidson
Milwaukee, Wis
ORR Cyclery
South
Washington
Annabel ‘Desmond
Phillips Apts
James Kirkpatrick
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