Beaverhead pupils head to vocational conference at Bozeman
Seventeen Beaverhead county high school boys left Dillon for Bozeman to attend the state vocational conference at Montana State College. A stock judging team from Beaverhead will compete, with members Irving Orr, Carl Angerson, and James Price. Separately, local residents Mr and Mrs W M Shufelt and daughter Beth left for Mexico for three months, and others from Dillon were active in weekend visits and business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Orr
Carl Angerson
James Price
Bozeman
Frank Hunsaker
Elwin Metzel
Douglas ‘Thomas
Whitehall notes on school funds and social events
A fragmented report lists items from Whitehall including a Dillon hoopsters game, county attorney and visitors, and various social events. Mentions of school funds, labor, and home gatherings appear with several garbled names and dates.
Harlowton Notes Tell of Socials and Visitors
In Harlowton on Feb 1 Mrs Giles Russell of Stanford Mont spends week with relatives. Martin Skople and Anton Shawmut visit business in town. Mrs A H Mehn hosts a dinner party at her home. TC Williams, a longtime resident, and Searohn H Fletcher of Shawmut circulate on business. Numerous callers, snow recedes, winter wheat prospects look good. Various social events including sewing circle, Royal Neighbors installation, and a drum corps plan entertainments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Giles Russell
Stanford
Mont
Martin Skople
Anton
Shawmut
A. H. Mehn
TC. Williams
Twedo
E Business
Tueeday
Sureohn H. Flecher
J. Kennedy
Lewistown
Glenn McPherson
Townsend
Ed W.H. Ortwein
F. W
Hedgesville
J. William P. Douglas and Son
Bozeman
Shrii
Graves Hotel
Hal G. Martin
Edw. Oliver
Martin Home
Order of Royal Neighbors
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ann E. Heath
J. E. Wood
Boulder
Helen
Wes
Sinttay
Mlernoon
Johnson
D. Ferthel
Fieri’ Upton
Omclass Vate
Thomas Forbes
Harlowton Corretettis
Andrew Moyem
Lennep
Owen Drug Store
Charles Shierd
Win
Musselabell
Mrs Keane Hosts Luncheon for Helen Small Departure
Mrs. Joseph Keane of 622 South Clark hosted a luncheon honoring Miss Helen Small who will depart Sunday for Lewistown to resume studies and recoveries. The event featured music, poems, and a lively afternoon with friends and several guests including Miss Margaret Small and Miss Ruth Keane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Keane
South Clark Street
Helen Small
Lewistown
Miss Small
Knauft
Margaret Small
Misa Stollberger
Ruth Keane
H. C. Fleck
Cobban Street
Tacoma
Wash
Monroe School
Ayl
Monroe
Geraldine Wilson
Bell Larson
Datus Rogers
John McCarthy
Kenneth Williams
Elmo Fortune
Arthur Doull
Thomas Goforth
Mel Lothian
Patrick Kenney
Monica Bradylem
the Beautiful
Bella Carson
Times
Patrick Mney
Geraldine Wil
Edgerton Rolle
Marschusetts Avenue
Lucky
Wes
Hodge
Eddie Belgrade
Frank Marton
Hubert
Avery
McNamee
Pollard
Folka
Presbyterian Church
Bradford
Daly Inm
Lala
Ruth Charles
Marthe Howden
Katherine Arthur
Louise Shields
Met‘ Dyer
Florence Conquest
Winfred Bunton
Islet McDonald
Carrie Worcester
Toby "Worcester
Clarence ‘Shatter
C. Guill
Howard
Peterson
Don Healey
James Trompson
Frank Rodecheck
George
Donald
Clarence
Charien
Amd
Tames
Trene Lightfoot
Basin
Prank Baril
Fitz Johne Avenue
Edward ‘Trueworthy
Rome
Aire
Fred.k. Smith
Lampoon Street
Joe Dunlap
Lou Bramens
Wile Lames Hanley
Guy ‘Tinkeon
Willem O'Brien
Henry Ambrose
K. Crowley
Ralph ‘Trueworthy
Jos Dolan
KY Woodman
Howard Trueworthy
F Fimith
Lawrence Mayes
Harrace Vente
Meadames Pd
Haven
Barnes
Mernard Hayes
G. Wt. Welter
Arthur Hayes
William “Davie
Sine
Margaret” Hayes
Thelma" Manley
Kathleen Mayes
Bernice Maye
Evelyn Purnete
Bdne. Davis
Lawrence Hayes Jr
William Davis
Musi
Livingston
Dc Hetherington
John Sullivan
Edwin Jones
Nonce
Mee
Maurice Pierce
Margaret Pierce
Ber‘ogne
Lloyd
Frances Bertoelio
Hoat
Sore Morshees
Mag Party
Ohien
Weinbers
Billy Heckiman
Marana
Rosenberg
Booehine
Clase
The
Silver
Ini
Mise
Eieanor’ Tephentan
Acmine Otreat
Fals University
A. Mem. Ee
Bret
University of Michigan
WMENGHER COUNTY NEWS notes and social updates
The district column lists local names and events including Mrs Moore and Perry Moore with Joh Kenni West at a Friday gathering. Elmer J Butler was in Maravi week, returning home to Vivingaton. Families attend services with Rev. M. B. Hannant of Judith Gai. Schoolhouse gatherings drew a good congregation. Various local residents, Patel family, Carmicnnal group, and Luan Petrie visited Len nep, while Andrew Hoyem and Orville Ostad are noted for visits and travel. John Lawrence and Baer with kin attended social events, Prescott of Helena mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Perry Moore
Joh Kenni West Sarnter
Maker
Elmer J. Butler
Maraviaa
Ett
M. B. Hannant
Judith Gai
Boa
Patel
Sna
Mirae Famen
Theaten
Witte Bulphur Springs
John Lawrence
Maudiow
Vinit Wee
Baer
Inginia Batu
Thureday
A. K
Prescott
Helena
German forester lectures at Montana forestry school
Dr C Eben, a noted German forester, completed a three day lecture series for students at the University of Montana Montpelier forestry school. He studied Tubigen and Gelesen universities and worked with leading foresters in England, Germany and India before advising Vanderbilt estate management in North Carolina in 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University OF Montana
Mirboula
C. Eben
Suden
Forestry
Schenk
Tubigen
Gelesen
Germany
England
India
Behenk
Unitates
Vanderbilt ‘Estate
North Carolina
Bitter Root News Hamilton Snippets
Bit of Hamilton news from February 1 reports Mrs. W. A. Grush of Missoula returning home after visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Billings of Darby were Hamilton visitors last week. Mrs. George C. Downing visited relatives in Anaconda. Others, including Mew C. 8. Kendall and Mrs. Ben Ogg, returned from visits and will spend the winter with their daughter Marie W. C. Gooding in Wyoming. D. A. Bishop visited his son Henry at Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton News Sires
Hamilton
W. A. Grush
Missoula
B. J. Billings
Darby
George C. Downing
Anaconda
Ant
Kendall
Ben Ogg
Marie W. C. Gooding
Wyoming
Henry
Buffalo
Charter Day at University Feb 17 at Montana Mishoula
Charter day events mark the thirty second anniversary of the founding of the city of Montana to be held February. Helen Newman in charge reports a morning program of special lectures and recitations for visitors. Convocation at 2 PM with professors and students speaking, glee club singing, and two one act plays. Tea served 4 to 6 PM in home economics dept. In the evening the university symphony orchestra performs after the basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University OF Montana
Mishoula
Cty of Montana
Helen Newman
Tna
George W. Cronyn
Dra’ Nation
University Symphony Orchestra
A. H. Weisberg
Bet
The Apostles Creed Twenty See by the Rev
A long doctrinal excerpt defends Christ as the true Son of God, detailing the divine nature of Jesus, the Father Son relationship, and the immovable orthodoxy of the Trinitarian view. It contrasts figurative with literal sonship and asserts Christ’s equality with the Father, ending with praise to the Blessed Trinity. The text references St. John, St. Peter, St. Paul, and baptismal language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Goa
God
Jesus Christ
Peter
Christ
Semua
Chris
St. John
St. Peter
St. Paul
Chet
Heaven
Jesus
John
Bon
Chi
Mary
Trinity
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Dillon Bureau
Dillon
W. M. Shufelt
Beth
Mexico
William Dunn
Rochester
Parke Scott
Armatead
M.D. Gist
Butte
Bess
F.C. Swartz
Jeff Cox
Blaine
Dale Bryant
Whitehall
Robert Funk
Sheridan
Mike Rebich
Whitehall Rootern
Dilon
Howard Johnson
Hery
Gi Sobmon
California
Guerin
Birs
Mills
John Chirguin
Eld
Joseph Rou
Ms ‘Darrenougue
W.camposii
Mra. A. Gilbert
DR. Pierce
Golden Medical
Drog Stree
Ira Eae Ey
Harlowton Buren
Southside. News
Wmengher County News
Lennep. News
Andrew Hoyem Vinltor
Orville Ostad
Erman Forester
MB Daniele
Kyrl Perry
Bitter Root News
University
Apostles
Erest
the Son of
Mechanics
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Tor
Rovky
Broadway Tonight
Vaudeville
Mahon and
Cholet
Boys
From
Texas
Claire and Atwood
Etals Bank. & Trust CO
Butte, Mont
Arces
Charles J. Kelly
Andrew
George U, Hill
Andrew J
Davis
Porsytee
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