Stone Creek News Notes Summer Busy and Harvest Near
Stole Creek reports a busy harvest season with J. Lane crop finished and harvest nearly done. Local attendees include Nephi Hansen and many families at the fair and a hard times dance planned at the Stone Creek school house on September 28 with a dress code and fines for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stole Creek
Ben Johnson
Charlie Rei
Paul Cash
Dan Sullivan
Dillon
Stone Creek
Henry Asbury
Cy Brown Ranch
McHessor Socials and Farm Work Report
McHessor July Sept 19 notes visitors include Mr Bonney in Twin Bridges J P Darnitter in Madison Trout Creek Land Co finished threshing Big Four outfit expected soon for local threshing Gus Jones and family at Twin Bridges fair Sam Triplet stacking grain Gus Jones began stacking Mrs Leonard Fish and Mrs A Griffin visited Twin Bridges W E Rood family with Mailey in Blaine Dolly Mailey home from Dillon after appendicitis surgery Darnitter Bros starting second crop of nay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Jones
Leonard Fish
Twin. Bridges
A. Griffin
W. E. Rood
Blaine
Mailey
Dolly -Mailey
Dillon
Darnitter Bros
Grant News Roundup Reflects Local Happenings
Mrs John Miller visits Dillon to see daughter Mrs Lick while health fades. Walter Mayes hauls logs for A E Pickett who plans adding a cabin room. Claud Smiths visit Dillon for county fair. Matt Raw seeks doctor care for a foot sliver. Haying nears end. weather near ideal. Kanszler cousins work for Harry Morris west of town. Fat Hoover visits Dillon for the fair. Mrs Roy Given returns to school with same assignment as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Geo. Kanszler
Harry Morris
Fat" Hoover
Roy Given
Lemhi County Fair Set for Sal mom October dates
Lemhi county fair will be held in Salmon October 11 12 and 13 with preparations underway to make it the greatest yet. Miss Adele Sharkey will head Ulysses Idaho school starting October 16. About sixteen tons of clover and timothy hay belonging to Geo Ashton of the Agency near Lemhi is mentioned in the report.
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Lemhi
Salmon
Adele Sharkey
Ulysses, Idaho
Timothy Hay
Geo. Ashton
Fire levels unknown origin church ruins. services shift location
Early Wednesday a church burned to the ground with origin undetermined. Church services will move to the Mission House on Thursday at 7 p.m. Oct 5. A Salmon group enjoyed Sunday fishing near Gibbonsville, including Misses Gladys Whitwell Carrie Radford and others. Also noted are school, visits, and personnel changes in Salmon and Tenday area.
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Mission House
Salmon
Gibbonsville
Gladys Whitwell
Carrie Radford
Frazier
Russell Yeaman
Paul McPherson
Racheal Perry
Pocatello
Fair attendance marked Apex fair and pow wow
Miss Lindlief spent the weekend in Divide. W H Coiner fell ill and was brought home. Ote Coiner accompanied him. T H DuBois visited Butte on business. Rev Humphrey preached. Mrs W Banneyer and Matt Polish traveled to Dillon. Mrs E Seleck reportedly very ill. Grain and hay work continues with favorable weather. alfalfa second crops light.
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Apex
W. Banneyer
Dillon
Matt Polish
W. Bryan
Harry Strike
Butte
E. Seleck
Local visits and harvest bustle in Glen area
Reichle P D reports a flurry of short trips as Butte residents A Keppler J Waters and others visit Glen. Many neighbors, including Hartwigs and Beehers, travel to Dillon Twin Bridges and Melrose while households harvest a light second alfalfa crop and keep busy.
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Julius Hartwig
Dillon Fair
Louisa Hartwig
Butte
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Jacob Mittelmaier
Dillon
Odell Green
W. Lewis
Mr. Ebber
Alice
Hazel Sheen
Ida Hartwig
John Poole
Carl Hartwig
Fritz Hartwig
Elza Bryan
Melrose
Karl Beehrer
Trout fry planted by Butte Anglers in four streams
The Butte Anglers' club planted 24 cans of trout fry about 100 000 Saturday and Sunday at Maiden Rock Canyon Creek Trapper Creek and Red Rock. Deputy State Game Warden Fred Pilling and Tim Sullivan led the work with further consignments planned in coming weeks to stock streams for next season. Rancher Tom Mullins assisted by lending his car at Armstead and is praised for supporting local fishing efforts.
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Butte Anglers’ Club
Maiden Rock
Canyon Creek
Trapper Creek
Red Rock
Butte Post
Fred Pilling
Tim Sullivan
Tom Mullins
Armstead
Mullins
Beaverhead County
Butte
George A Henry Addresses Massey Hall Audience
George A Henry assistant to the general superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of America, born in Ontario near Toronto, spoke at a mass meeting in Massey Hall. The Toronto Star notes his forceful, fact filled presentation and strong audience reaction with prolonged applause. The public is invited to attend further remarks.
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George A. Henry
Anti-Saloon League of America
Mr. Henry
Ontario
Toronto
Canada
United States
Henry
Anti-Saloon League
Massey Hall
Toronto Star
Montana Death Rate 11.4 Per Thousand in 1915 Loses Lowest Nation
Bureau of Census data show Montana with a death rate of 11.4 per 1,000 in 1915, among the lowest in the United States, with 5,072 deaths that year on a population of 446,054. Other states report higher rates and the national rate stood at 15.5 per 1,000.
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Bureau of Census
Montana
United States
Department of Commerce
Union
Bulletin
North Carolina
Maryland
Washington
Utah
Wisconsin
Women to Run the Hughes Train Across America
Helena records report a telegram from the National Hughes alliance women’s committee announcing a first female transcontinental train in this campaign. It will feature leading women writers speakers and workers, with women as financiers and directors and invites stockholders to invest in patriotism. The signing committee includes Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Miss Maud Wetmore and others.
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Helena
New York
Women's Committee
National Hughes Alliance
America
Hughes
Immedi
Ately
Harry Payne Whitney
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Maud Wetmore
Daniel Guggenheim
Frances A Keller Sherman
Mary Harriman
Mary H. Rumsey
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Notice
A garbled ad promises a $100 reward for discovering a cure for catarrh. It claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken to affect the blood and is recommended for widespread ailments.
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McHessor News
Grant News
Lemhi News
Scott
Apex News
Glen News
George H. Henry
F. C. B. Dillon
Montana Auto Supply CO
Roy E. Murray
Normal College
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