Glen News Briefs From Reichle And Surrounding Towns
Reichle P D Reichle and Ray Glansberry visited Butte for medical consults amid ongoing regional news. Alice Hazel Shean and Julius Hartwig family outings to Brownes and Walkerville visits noted. Rock Creek school opens with nine pupils. district 26 now runs two schools with 24 pupils. Several locals travel to Dillon for funerals and visits. The Beehrer home hosts services. Irma Cummins returns from Murray hospital post operation. Sybil Grant teaches Rock Creek. threshing season imminent. Wood Live Stock Co. awaits machinist arrival. Local campaigns feature Frank E Edwards and S C Ford. Rightenour ill at home under Dr Wilson care. visits from Salt Lake and Dillon natives highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville
Ida
Louisa Hart-wig
F. W. Treiber
German Lutheran Church
Twin Bridges
Reichle Hall
Beehrer
Irma Cummins
Murray Hospital
Sybil Grant
Butte
Rock Creek
E. Garrison
Dillon
L. R. Foote
Dr. Rathbone
Stephen Kambich
Carl
Wood Live Stock Co
Henry Lehman
Dan Turner
Melrose
N. Goyer
Grasshopper
Turner
Apex
Tramper i
Frank E. Edwards
S. C. Ford
Rightenour
Wilson
Thomas Foster
Colman
S.D
George Foster
Vernon
Minnesota
Marguerite Scott
Salt Lake
Leah O’brien
J. H. Thomas
Sheridan
Haying Finished as Lakeview Men Move West for Winter
Haying is finished and yields look good after favorable weather. Several locals plan winter moves to Butte and Iowa. Ranch sales include Wit Shambow selling his five mile ranch near Monida and heading to Butte, while Harry Burt also moves to Butte. Lar gers shipped cattle to Omaha, with 34 carloads last week.
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Lakeview
Shambow
Monida
Butte
Harry Burt
John Bray
Walter Ellinghouse
Sheridan
Omaha
Billy Clayton
R. Boatman
Jas. Dodd
Jas. Doyle
Frank Noonen
Ed Ellicott
Ed Staling
Lake
Idaho
J. A. Jones
Iowa
Fred Hanson
Valley
Thelma Blake
Business College
Ed. Blake
Milt Bean
Los Angeles
Sheridan Water Works Contract Advances Before Winter
Eighteen men are employed by contractor Sidell on the Sheridan municipal water works project. They dig ditches and build the intake, with rush to complete before cold weather. The town bought three inches of water from E. D. Marsh and Foster Bros at 1.00 per inch. Miss May Trumper, Republican nominee for state superintendent, visited briefly.
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Sheridan
Sidell
E. D. Marsh
Foster Bros
May Trumper
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Daisy Logan Visits Family and State Fair News
Miss Daisy Logan from Dillon visits Apex for a weekend with her sister Mrs. Stimson. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. DuBois spend the week at the state fair. Beaverhead Ranch Co ships a car of fine sheep to the state fair. Nine cars of sheep shipped to Oregon by Heavyerbeard Ranch Co. Ote Coiner heads to Canada via the state fair. Cecil Hubbard’s horse dies near Apex en route to school.
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Apex
Daisy Logan
Dillon
Mrs. Stimson
Wm. Bryan
Cora Hails
Oregon
Clarence Morrison
Thos
Cecil Hubbard
Oscar Garner Heads to Kentucky With Sheep Carload
Stone Creek notes Oscar E. Garner left for Chicago with a carload of sheep and plans to reach Kentucky to join his wife. Local social items recount visits and events including O D S club meeting, Dillon visits, and a Faust crop harvest. A large crowd attended the hard time dance with music by Alderic Tessier and sister.
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Oscar E. Garner
Chicago
Kentucky
Cochran
Joe Rei
Ben Johnson
O. D. S. Club
Walters
Nephi Hansen
Moselle
Dillon
J. H. Bray
Ralph Winchester
Header
Faust
Alderic Tessier
Sister
Darnitter Bros Harvest Fine Hay Crop After Rain
Darnitter Bros finished haying last week and report a first class crop despite varied yields among dry farmers. A soaking rain last Saturday helped ground dryness. Fred Page and family visited Twin Bridges. Orrin Wilcomb and son Henry traveled to Dillon. Wilcomb children attend Dillon public schools. F E Cleaves also visited Twin Bridges. Harvesting the potato crop follows, with expected high prices. Joe Kennedy works on Mule Shoe ranch putting up second hay crop. Harriman conducted business in Twin Bridges earlier in the week.
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Dillon
F. E. Cleaves
Twin Bridges
Joe Kennedy
Harriman
For Sale Modern House Priced to Sell Quickly
For sale a modern house priced to move quickly. Contact J. E. David at 511 S Rife Street. 39-tf.
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J. E. David
Rife Street
Milch cow listing for J E David at 511 S Rife
A young winter milch cow is offered by J E David located at 511 South Rife Street. The listing notes the animal is in good condition and ready for purchase.
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J. E. David
S. Rife Street
Armored tractors reshape war and farming on land battleships
The Holt caterpillar tractor, widely used on American farms, is praised for battlefield versatility. British purchase exceeds 1000 units, armor fitting guns and earning the nickname land battleship. Weighing 18,000 pounds, it crawls over trenches and debris via dual belt tracks with cog rails.
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United States War Department
Holt
United States
Great Britain
France
Oil Indications Are Good at Muddy Creek Drill
James H. Mackay reports National Oil Co drilling at Muddy Creek is down 507 feet and progressing at about 10 feet per day. He notes a strong odor of oil and gas near the well, a favorable sign that they are close to oil and may bring in the well soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muddy Creek
James H. Mackay
National Oil Co
Reed Smoot predicts Hughes Fairbanks win in New York
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, Republican Senate campaign committee member, visited Chicago last week and declared he is convinced Hughes and Fairbanks will carry New York by an overwhelming plurality. He also believes Republicans will control the U S Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Smoot
Utah
Western
Chicago
Hughes
Fairbanks
New York
United States Senate
Remains Laid to Rest After Long Dental Career
The obituary outlines the life of a man who served in fifteen engagements and was discharged in 1900. He studied dentistry at the University of Iowa and Northwestern University, practiced in Dillon with his brother, then in Plains, Montana, before returning to Dillon and later moving to Lewistown. He married Gertrude Chambers in 1910, had a son, and died September 18, 1916, after a career spanning multiple states and towns.
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University of Iowa
Iowa City
Dillon
Chicago
North Western Universiity
Plains
Montana
R. R. Rathbone
Lewistown
Gertrude Chambers
Malta
Our Normal College
Family of Ten Johndeen Survives Father and Husband
The obituary notes a man born into a large family of ten Johndeen siblings with five brothers and five sisters. The mother survives with three sons and five daughters.
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Johndeen
Baker and Trevino clash over Villa invasion outcome
The piece notes Secretary Baker siding with General Trevino’s report over General Bell’s on the Villa invasion, while highlighting incentives to lie, questioning the peace in Mexico, and criticizing the credibility of American soldiers versus Mexican guerillas amid Carranza’s perceived strength.
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Trevino
Carranza
Villa
Baker
Bell
Washington
Mexico
Indiana Goes Wild as Hughes Parade Draws Thousands
A two mile long parade through Indianapolis ushers Republican candidate Hughes past flag bedecked cars and torch bearing marchers. He speaks from stations along the route praising Republican policy, attacking the Democratic administration, and urging support for November.
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Tomlinson Hall
Hughes
Indianapolis
South Bend
Mr. Hughes
Indiana
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Smoot
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Montana Auto Supply CO
Roy E. Murray
City Shoe Store
Henry Schoenborn
Prop
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