Funeral Services Held for James Bowman in Philipsburg
Funeral services for James Bowman, who died Monday at his daughter Mrs Axel Shoblom’s home, were conducted in Philipsburg by Rev. Fred Anstice. The body was transported to Drummond and then Greenwood Missouri for interment, with Bowman’s son Homer and wife Mrs Shoblom accompanying. Bowman had moved from Missouri to Philipsburg years ago and lived with the Shobloms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsbug
James Bowman
Axel Shoblom
Philipsburg
Fred Anstice
M. E. Church
Missouri
Three Forks Community News and Local Highlights
Three Forks daily life roundup with numerous small notices. Residents like E A Rice C Darlinton J T Butler and families conduct business travel and visits across Bozeman Dillon Butte and Helena. School events include class day exercises and a senior choir performance at Federated church.
Fishtrap Scenes Attendances and Accidents Noted
George Storey and family visited his brother Percy at Fishtrap over Sunday. Paddock hotel visitors from Wise River. Mrs Christina Anderson and son Fred did business in Anaconda. Clyde Thompson family attended a funeral in Malad Idaho. Ralston crew opened Mill Creek road. Jack Anderson and George Cottrell drove safely along the hill after repairs. Jack Anderson dragged a irrigation ditch causing a head wound but received prompt home care and no further medical needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishtrap
George Storey
Anaconda
Storey
Percy
Paul Paddock
Wise River
Christina Anderson
Fred
Clyde Thompson
Little Son
Malad
Idaho
Florence Ralston
Evelyn Casey
Jim Anderson
Francis Ralston
Anderson Home Ranch
Better Homes
Wisdom
Jack Anderson
James Paddock
Anderson Brothers
Jack
Jim
Paddock
Knights of Birmingham
Ralston
Mill Creek
George Cottrell
Mesdames Cottrell
Anderson
Big Four
Deer Lodge
Warm Springs
Cardwell Country Club Meets at Mrs Hatfield Home
Jefferson Island May 20 The Cardwell Country club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs John Hatfield with Mrs Lucy Armstrong assisting. A luncheon followed the business session. Several residents and visitors were noted at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Island
Cardwell
A. W. Winch
Butte
Thomas Craine
Boyce
John Newkirk
Roy
Ed Black
Roy Robinson
Evelyn Lahood
State Normal College
Dillon
S. Lahood
Miss Hall
Dr. Packard
Whitehall
Boulder
Wisdom Notes and Local Happenings in May
WISTIN NEWS WISDOM reports visits by Bob Stevenson and Roy Gore, plus Armitage work on a 600 gallon gasoline tank. Many town events include Better Homes Day, school field day, and road praise by W. A. Armitage.
Whitehall Scouts Deliver Mother's Day Carnations Across Town
Whitehall troop No. 11, Boy Scouts, spent Mother's Day visiting 19 homes to gift red carnations and greeting cards, ensuring no Scout visited his own home. The Junior prom at Whitehall high drew a large crowd, with elaborate decorations by Greta Wilkinson and the art class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Whitehall High School
Greta Wilkinson
Liberal Culture Club
S. L. Lumpkin
C. E. Petz
G. R. Williamson
Mesdames C. A. Barkell
P. T. Carnes
Ella Bolen
St. Mark’s Guild
Fred Tebay
Mary Frances Harden
E. A. Harden
W. V. Jefferson
M. K Luther
H. A
A. T. Nelson
Adolph Cross
Jefferson
Pleasant Valley Ladies’ Aid
W. J Toepfer
Toepfer Ranch
Whitehall School Board
Ruby Walker
Frances Hixson
Los Angeles
R. G. Hixson
Hixson
Clara Barton Hospital
Guy Selby
Lawrence
Hedvig Samuelson
Mammoth
R. A. Hetherington
Livingston
Esther Leyson
Nyhart
Lois Woolverton
Marion Crawford
Laurel
Maude Johnston
Eugene
Anaconda
Johnston
Mae Eaton
A. W. Robert
Butte
Rol Yetter
M. C. Jensen
Mr. Jensen
S.T. Lumpkin
Boulder
Edna Barton
Blanche Manlove
Arthur Tidball
Neihart
Martha Brooke Beamer
Phyllis
Brooke
Pony
C. U. Brown
Harriett
Cardwell
Six Victor Teachers Sign Contracts for Next Year
Six of the ten Victor schools teachers have signed contracts to return next year. Alfred Tunem continues as superintendent with Mrs Tunem and Richard Olson in the high school. New high school member Miss Marguerite Haugen will join, coming from the university at Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Alfred Tunem
Richard Olson
Otillie Borgmeier
Elzaida Cole
Margaret Culhane
Marguerite Haugen
Missoula
Huntley Brothers Expand Ranch Holdings Across Valley
The Huntley brothers reorganize landholdings after haying thefts last summer. Carl buys Swanson ranch from Huntley Cattle Co and moves from Spokane to his own property. Clark joins Ralph at the company home ranch south of Wisdom and they lease all company lands on the east side of the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntley Brothers
Carl
Huntley Cattle Company
Swanson
Spokane
Daly
Elliott
Ruby
Butte Parties
Clark Huntley
Ralph
Wisdom
Hamilton High graduates equal record class size
The 1923 Hamilton High School graduating class will number 34 pupils, 9 boys and 25 girls, matching the record size of the 1925 class and one more than last year. Commencement week includes baccalaureate services, a senior play at Ravalli theater, and commencement exercises next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Hamilton High School
Ravalli Theater
Doris Elmore
Margaret Barlow
Harwet Bolen
Dorothy Brooks
Anna Bryson-Ash
Dorothy Duncan
Francis Dunwell
Mary Frances Grant
Bernice Hagens
Jack Hangas
Walter Hangas
Dolores He
Jackson Notes From Wisdom To Dillon Local Visit and Memorial Plans
Jackson paper reports Wendell Jardine and others traveling between Wisdom and Dillon for visits and business. Virginia Woody fractures an arm after a fall en route to school, treated in Dillon. Memorial day services are planned at Jackson church on May 27 with all organizations invited to participate. Royal Neighbors of America held a well received meeting with readings and songs and a social lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Woody
Dillon
Lou Hoyrup
George Clemow
Camas Nelson
Knights of Birmingham
Wisdom
Lucy Jardine
Miss May
Rose Neidt
Jackson Church
Royal Neghbors of America
Death Of Flathead Tribe Member Ends Local Businessman Career
Theodore Tellier a member of the Flathead tribe and longtime harness and shoe shop operator opposite Beckwith Mercantile in St. Ignatius died Tuesday night May 15 after 20 years in local business. Other items note Jimmie Morigeau relapsed with flu after a week out and trips by C H Beckwith to the state convention alongside visits from Dr and Mrs W K Kirk Missoula and Mrs Everett Marble to Great Falls stads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Ignatius
Jimmie Morigeau
John Morigeau
C. H. Beckwith
Helena
W. K. Kirk
Missoula
A. P. Morse
Everett Marble
C. B. Snyder
Great Falls
Jesse Simpkins
Albert Thompson
Masonic Hall
N. G. Murrey
Medford
Wis
G. H. Beckwith
Phil Beckwith
L. L. Marsh
Flathead Lake
George Deschamps
Anaconda
Edson Gould
Theodore Tellier
Flathead
Mr. Tellier
Beckwith
Corvallis Diplomas Honor Largest Class at Commencement
Corvallis May 20. Evelyn Dun can Wilford and Alfred Poppie Edith Tabor John Flemming James Black Ruth Dye Richard Bryson Opal Powell Virgil Chaffin Glenn Shults Warren St. John Lloyd Applebury Clark Wheelbarger Harlow Stordick Margeret Leibel Idell Frogge Russell Church Elaine Stordick Virginia Eldridge Ella Pollinger Frances Huber Donald Holloran Catherine Cesar Anna Steel earned high school diplomas at commencement in the Corvallis auditorium. The Class is the largest in school history with Dr S E Davis delivering the address “By Taking Thought.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Evelyn Duncan
Wilford
Alfred Poppie
Edith Tabor
John Flemming
James Black
Ruth Dye
Richard Bryson
Opal Powell
Virgil Chaffin
Glenn Shults
Warren St. John
Llyod Applebury
Clark Wheelbarger
Harlow Stordick
Margaret Leibel
Idell Frogge
Russell Church
Elaine Stordick
Virginia Eldridge
Ella Pollinger
Frances Huber
Donald Holloran
Catherine Cesar
Anna Steel
S. E. Davis
State Normal College
The
State University
George Harlan Maddox
M. L. Chaffin Ranch
Hamilton Hospital
I'ada
Iowa
J. E. Parker
Emmet Smith
Seattle
E. F. Kemper
Kempter
Matt Vaughn
Harold Nichol
Anaconda
Alberton Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Birth
In Alberton May 20 a cascade of visits fills the town. Drummond guest Mrs. W C Gress. Miss Elizabeth Du Bois of Missoula visits her parents. Miss Vivian Spade and Meryl Clemmons of Deer Lodge stay with the Hollenbeck family. George Gould and five children in from Camas Prairie observe a new daughter born at the Mineral hotel. numerous relatives from Centralia Spokane Miles City and Missoula travel through or stay, as locals such as Mr. and Mrs. Garrity Avery Idaho and Mrs. Brink host and travel. Mrs. Voss returns from Miles City and moves to Malden Washington. The Goulds move between Camas Prairie and Alberton to be with kin at the Mineral hotel while teachers Miss Skaar and Miss Grafton plan to return to Spokane for next year. The community also notes Ted Martin Jr and his grandmother visiting from Missoula, and Miss Leona Kinney visiting Missoula relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Maxville
Knight
Angus McDonald
R. E. Club
South Philipsburg
R. F. McHugh
Little Bridge Club
H. J. McDonald
Home Bridge Club
Three Forks
E. A. Rice
C. Darlinton
City
Madison
J. T. Butler
Asher
H. L. Smith
Bozeman
F. M. Webb
Marion
East
George Jackson
T. P. Roach
Deer Lodge
Nellis Davies
Roy Davies
Grover Ballard
Nigger Hollow
F. H. Johnson
Continental Oil Company
Joe Mason
Cardinal
Harold McLees
Frank Ruetter
Ruetter
California
T. A. Asher
Leta
Butte
O. L. Bryant
Evelyn Cloyd
Harold Gee
Dillon
Harry Helton
Anaconda
John Lovelace
White Sulphur Springs
Stover Watson
Fred Lane
Anna Lane
Father Lynch
H. A. Leib
G. W. Sharp
J. Campbell
J. A. Price
Campbell
Price
William Tribble
Eugene Cloninger
Helena
H. E. Blume
Josephine
W. B. Veach
Bridge Club
C. D. Buckey
Latch
Salt Lake City
Roland Kimpton
Evan Kimpton
W. W. Sherlock
Rodersburg
Ted Lane
Tanner
Miles City
George Smith
T. A. Ahser
Clifford Townsley
Toston
A. D. Frater
P. R. Roberts
Clarence Visser
J. O. Tretsven
Agricultural College
Montana
W. A. Armitage
Beaverhead
Hans Jorgenson
McVay Place
Claude Double
Carl Huntley
Spokane
Wallace Francis
Divide
Ralph Jorgenson
Daw
Ted Woodward
Dave Hirschey
J. A. Louk
Sheriff Orr
Knights of Birmingham
G. A. Pomeroy
Charles E. Miller
Miller Development Company
Strawbridge
Pintler Creek
Sam Shriner
William Harray
Highland
Alberton
W. C. Gress
Drummond
Elizabeth du Bois
Missoula
Vivian Spade
Meryl Clemmons
W. B. Hollenbeck
George Gould
Camas Prairie
Margaret Leona
Mineral Hotel
BE. G. Wood
Deryl, Eunice
Phillis Jean
Centralia
Wash
Edith Richmond
Voss
Malden
Gould
Edna Kinney
F. L. Flinn
Nellie
Charlotte
Alberon
C. A. Bolton
Jean
Joe Hebert
Priest
Leona Kinney
Ted Martin Jr
Soucie
Teddie Martin
E. P. Peppard
Northern Pacific Hospital
Miss Skaar
Miss Grafton
Alberton School
Jefferson School
L. E. Tucker
Orville Wilcox
Growing Interest in Quality Seed
Helena May 20 Quality of seed is being closely considered by Montana grain growers this spring in seeding the largest crop acreage in the state's history. County agents and Smith-Hughes instructors attribute the growing interest in pure seed to the realization that higher yields from registered and approved seed usually more than repay the extra cost.
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Helena
Montana
Smith-Hughes
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