Reis Killed in Action and Other Local Notices
A letter from Matthew Reis of Monida confirms his brother Herman Reis, previously listed as missing in action, has been killed at age 81. The note credits Bridges and I Hanson of Centennial Valley for care, and notes the name change from missing to honored dead. Noah S. Wood, 85, was injured when his horse bolted on University Ave yesterday noon, suffering a broken jaw and bruising. he is at Thornton hospital. Wood lives at 1104 East Park Street in Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Young -Reis
Noah S. Wood
University Avenue
Thornton Hospital
Mr. Wood
East Park Street
Missoulian
Darrew Peterson
U.S. Navy
Ed. Adams
Curtis Hospital
War Loans Drive Reports and Local Obituaries
The item notes an $18 000 loan total with many men subscribing to a fourth loan and political support for President Wilson. It reports the death of Rev A R Hardy in France from pneumonia while serving Y M C A work and mentions Chaplain Jesse Lacklen’s safe Atlantic crossing and current duties with a regiment. Also notes the marriage announcement of Clayton R Rhoades and Vera Anita Ickes.
Prepared ness belief echoed in defense speech
The speaker stresses the need for readiness and weaponless defense against lurking dangers. He warns against complacency and urges vigilance, citing moral threats from nearby actors as justification for preparedness.
Big Silver Tip Bears Elk Trout From Jackson Hole Trip
Harry Graves and GC Ww Stallings returned Saturday morning from a hunting trip in Jackson Hole Country with one of the biggest bears seen in the area, plus two elk and unusually large trout. The chicken pie supper for election day has been postponed due to the influenza epidemic. Linderman for Congress sits Ad v 48-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Graves
Stallings
Jackson Hole
Two Children Die in Dillon Area Bowel Troubles
Denver L. Scriven aged three years ten months and twelve days died Saturday morning at his parents home near the Ten Mile house west of Dillon from bowel trouble. On Sunday the nine months old child of Mr and Mrs Charles Frizzell of Centennial valley also died of bowel trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver L. Scriven
Ten Mile House
Dillon
Charles Frizzell
Centennial Valley
Tenny Was Here in Dillon Visit by Charles Wesley Tenny
Charles Wesley Tenny of Gooding Idaho Methodist college visited Dillon Sunday after returning from South Dakota where he spoke to county teachers institutes on rural school administration. Geese Going South reports southward flight while a Washington forecast warned of a cold wave. Dillon post office staff wore gauze masks. Dr. Bond and Dr. Blake improved from influenza. Junior Missionary Society forms a world wide guild with meeting October 29 at Mrs. Rathbone's home, watchword Grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenny
Charles Wesley ‘Tenny of
Gooding
Methodist College of
Idaho
Dillon
South Dakota
Washington
Junior Missionary Society
R. R. Rathbone
Dillon News Briefs Reflect Local Mention and Property Deals
Local notes report Mrs. A Potts returning from the east and others traveling to Los Angeles. Dillon residents discuss farming prospects, hospital visits, barber masks for flu, Navy furloughs, and several land transactions in Big Hole basin Sage Creek and Dillon additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Huntley
Big Hole
James M.severns
Wise River
Sallie B. Huntley
Amelia ‘Ruffner
Luther
David Coward
Sheep Creek
Luther T. Hauberg
William Coday
Sage Creek
Frank
E. Lueben
George A. Whitworth
Dillon
Alice A. Selway
Jacobine Peterson
Thomson Avenue
Elmer M. Martinell
Luther T
Henson A. Price
Basin
William F. Henneberry
U. S
Grayling
Christopher Peterson
Henry Thompson
A. E. Scott
Hattie N. Scott
Meadow Creek
Grant Hubble
Centennial Valley
Fred Hungate
Redrock
Harold J. Flaherty
William Jensen
William H. Coffman
Notice of cash basis business and campaign pledge
The undersigned inform patrons that from November 1 1918 the business will be conducted strictly on a cash basis with cash or produce accompanying orders. The note thanks patrons for past support and promises more efficient service. It adds a promise not to overwork the frank privilege before re election if a candidacy occurs and mentions campaign expenses borne by the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Linderman
Congresa
Adv
Profiteer Criticized in Broadside Against Con gress Candidate
A fragmentary quotation accuses a congress candidate Linderman of profiteering and deceit. The line reads The profiteer i is the painted chief of the cheaters. and appears in an early campaign advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linderman
Congress
ASV
Birthday Party for Miss Rachel Smith Turns Thirteenth
Miss Rachel Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Pearl S Smith celebrated her thirteenth birthday with a slumber party hosted at the Smith home. The festivities included games dancing and a late moonlit hike followed by refreshments and the girls continuing the slumber program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Smith
Miss Dorothy Couch and George P. Hughes wed in Salt Lake City
Miss Dorothy Couch and George P. Hughes were married last Saturday in Salt Lake City with the Episcopal rector officiating at the rectory. The couple's reception followed at the Newhouse hotel and attendance included Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hartwig. Mrs. Hughes, formerly of Dillon and an Eliel brothers employee, will reside in Dillon with her husband, who works at Hughes & McCaleb and is involved in ranching on Horse Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Couch
George P. Hughes
Salt Lake City
Newhouse Hotel
W. B. Hartwig
Hughes
All Saints
A.W. Graeter
Dillon
Lloyd- Blair
Criticism as Treachery in Wartime Politics
Linderman for Congress asserts that fair-minded officials who criticize in power will be branded as traitors and unpatriotic, hampering the president’s prosecution of the war. Adv-48-44
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilson
Linderman
Adv
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Ralph
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The
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East
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Armstead
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Apex
Burfiend
C. E. Blinn
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Pierre
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