Grant News notes at State Fair and Dillon visit
Sept 10 Ar s F P Blair and Frances spent the weekend in Dillon J R Scott and wife attending the State fair Mr Scott exhibited white leghorn chickens Several Horse Prastidites attended the State fair W C Churchill took their baby to Dillon the infant is dangerously ill William Monkton infant son died Saturday John Massie returned from Dillon F A Harvey and wife weekend in Dillon Thomas Cox and wife weekend in Dillon Mrs Cox met her Illinois brother in law it is believed he will winter with them Recent rain nudges dry farmers to plant winter wheat some have already sown acres
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Grant
F. P
Blair
Frances
Dillon
J. R.scott
Mr. Scott
W. C. Churchill
William Monkton
John Massie
Thomas Cox
Waters Fail Apex Stimulated by Water Famine
Mrs David Hier and Mrs Geo Rice motored to Dillon Thursday with others as apex water supply failed when the Apex pump wore out causing a water famine. Several residents including Sam McClean and Bill Hagerthy visited Dillon for errands while residents returned from nearby towns.
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Apex
David Hier
Geo. Rice
Dillon
Frank Selleck
Walter Siria
Sam McClean
Bill Hagerthy
Mr. Burnett
Forest Ranger
Arnold
Sheridan News Highlights Local Death and Club News
D. H. Noble dies in San Diego, interment plans pending. Sheridan Methodist Ladies' Aid elects officers with Mrs War ren Selway as president and Mrs G W Rightenour as treasurer. Old-fashioned county fair planned for fall. John Huntington of Minnesota visiting at J H LaDue home.
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Sheridan
D. H. Noble
San Diego
California
D. A. Noble
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
G. W. Rightenour
Warren Selway
Chas. Hill
K. J. Kirkpatrick
Otal Sun
Casa Ruwer Wahes
J.H. LaDue
John Huntington
Minnesota
Local notes from Glen Station on visits and mishap
Reichle P O notes Mrs E Garrison and friend rode to Butte last week. Bernard Garrison suffered a painful accident while fixing a scaffold. he broke his arm and bruised his head but is recovering. Various residents travel to Butte Dillon Helena and attend school services with several visits and routine activities.
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Reichle P. O
Socials and crops highlight Montana community notes
Mrs Alice Clegg and Miss Margie Wright hosted covers and dinners with guests including Mrs Satterlee of Minneapolis and Miss Mary Raymond. Foster Bros report 512 bushels from 15 acres of wheat and alfalfa crops show light yields for second crop. L C Edwards stacks 500 tons of alfalfa. dates place visits at the State Fair and State Capitol attendances.
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Alice Clegg
Margie Wright
Mary Raymond
Chas. LaDue
Walter Buford
Mrs. Satterlee
Minneapolis
Miss Wright
Mr. Huntington
Whitehall
California
Foster Bros
Harry
George
L C. Edwards
Thomas Ranch
L. C
Land of the Free
Moisture Returns as Loomont Farmers Plan Fall Wheat
Loomont Montana reports rain returning after a dry spell and farmers prepare to sow fall wheat. Some hope for a third alfalfa crop if weather holds for two weeks. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Davies of Butte died after a brief illness and was buried in Fish Creek cemetery. School opened Sept 2 with Mrs A Helm as principal and Miss Rosenthal heading the lower grades. Local residents Mr Tom Uptegraft of Red Lodge and Mrs Uptegraft visit. family ties noted with Mrs Foster and Mrs Kirby from Butte.
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Loomont
Mont
W. R. Davies
Butte
Fish Creek
Budd
Tom Uptegraft
Red Lodge
Carl Foster
Beaverhead County High School Plans Rural Dormitory and Expanded Courses
The Beaverhead county board promotes equal education for rural students with new dormitory space and flexible high school programs. Be active enrollment urged, especially in agricultural work, to sustain community harmony and school strength. Coach Knudson reports 33 football recruits as 150 to 160 students attend the current term. President of the league of nations debate fuels talk of a third term if Senate rejects the league.
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Board of Education
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Knudson
League of Nations
Washington
Senate
League
Toto
Congressional clash over administration leadership
Representative Rodenberg of Illinois criticizes the President's worldwide travel, arguing it hinders teamwork between Congress and the Administration and portrays the President as a lead horse resisting harnessing, creating embarrassment and danger.
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Glen Station News
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Seth Halbert
Wise River
John Hand
Ernest Waters
Ed Shean
Richard Maier
Pastor Strege
Anaconda
Julius Hartwig
Mike Lasich
Mrs
Mary Bayan
Fay Gransberry
Bowne
Bloomfeld
Rette Wena
Wisdom
Catherine
Dick Lally
Helenia
Hope Harbison
Grace ‘Glover
Mary
Irene Mellett
Monroe Foster
Twin Bridges
Fay. Curtis
Highwood
Mr. Curtis
Waterloo
W. W. van Orsdel
Curtis
Hose
Blow
M. T. Varney
Bryant
Fr. Smith
Homer
H. J. Foster
North Boulder
E. F. McCall
Deer Lodge
Frank and Glover Ranch
Gee
Harbison
Jinutte
Woodcraft
Loomont News
Dillon Oi
Galloupe
Aero Hy
C. Chen
Bite Tine
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Dillon Oil Company
P. O. Box
Andrus Hotel
Dillon, Montana
Dept
Buck
Guy
Stre
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