Dupuyer Daily Notes Mention Local Work and Events
Reports from Dupuyer on April 24 note Carlimbody and crew plowing with storm outfit and a busy week ahead. John Pfeiffer used his car for the first time. a new saloon is planned by Stone and Banning. Noyes Embody and Nick Pfeiffer freighting from Valier to the reclamation daily. C M Roberts digging a well four miles east. Edna Wilkie visiting from Valier. Woodcraft hosts a May 7 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlimbody
John Pfeiffer
Stone and Banning
Noyes Embody
Nick Pheiffer
Valier
C. M. Roberts
Dupuyer
Edna Wilkie
Ladies of
Woodcraft
Woodmen Hall
Garron
M. H. Jsmbody
Joe Fallon
Fairfield Grange meeting reports a successful social night
The Fairfield Grange held a large social with about 125 attendees enjoying a fine program and dance. The next Grange business meeting is set for Saturday May 9 at 8 pm for candidates awaiting first and second degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
The
Grange
J. C. MacVicar
Great Falls
LeRoy Mott
J. C. Moody
Earl Halladay
Helena
Karl Trlsaday
Bynum
Trackleaf
Mable Zimmerman
Chins. Frey
Trustees Visit Area Schools and Community Figures
Wednesday and Thursday saw school trustees touring local schools. Several residents made Friday and weekend trips including John Zimmerman Sr to Chateau, Alma Zimmerman at home, and Otto Oleson with son Leonard visiting Fairfield from Great Falls. Community members from Gaare Simms, Bynum, Power, Chateau, Limington, Spring Valley, and Lake Casin linked on various social calls and beach stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zimmerman
Alma Zimmerman
Klaud Kleive
Lloyd “Andrews
Bynum
Grange Hall
Otto Oleson
Leonard
Great Falls
Fairfield
Oscar Gaare
Simms
Shoensiegle
Louise Zimmerman
Alma
Wm. J. Crittenden
Limington
Geo. Mill
Elmer Genger
Power
H. TL. Halladay
Phil J. Cole
Chateau
Lake Casin
Lester Young
Spring Valley
Collins Items From Collins Montana Social Notes
Local items recount visits, illnesses, travel and social events around Collins Montana. Residents include Mrs Finnegan and baby traveling to Great Falls with Colonel Ferris, J S Wilson mending after a relapse, Mr Miller promoted to operate a lumber yard in Gilman, Miss Dell Bailey’s party and school affairs, Mrs England ill with measles, and Easter services with Rev Nelgon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
O. Wilson
3Rady
Boorman Merc
Gilman
Delle Bailey
Collins
Cascade
Williams
Conrad
Ellison
Holtby
Chateau
Glenloyd
C. A. Clark
Vincent Ranch
George Burdett
Mildred
I. J. Steves Ranch
Mont
Clark
Cut Bank
Spokane
Ruthie Noreen
Walier
Bynum
J. C. Boucher
Rev
Nelgon and Son
Brady
Ira Thompson Ranch
Fishing Tale With Bent Pin Rivalry
A narrator recalls a fishing trip with a young companion who used a bent pin. The kid catches two fish to the narrator's one, and neither boat member reports a bite from the others. The tone hints at a playful rivalry and a shared, humorously unsatisfied outcome.
Models Show Government Timber Sales In Exposition
Washington prepared timber sale models for display in Chicago and New York Expos from April 30 to May 9 and May 20 to 30. The dioramas depict western yellow pine stands before and after logging, illustrating sustainable cutting, waste elimination, and reforestation practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
New York
Southwest
Forest Service
National Forests
National Forest
Big timber sale advertised near Lake Pend Oreille
The government seeks bids for 82 000 feet of saw timber and about 14 000 cedar poles on roughly 12 000 acres in the Pend Oreille National Forest Idaho. Estimated value ~200 000 dollars with a five to ten year cutting period. Final bid date July 1. Idaho counties receive at least 50 000 dollars from receipts plus 20 000 for road projects.
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Lightning Creek
Clarksfork River
Lake Pend Oreille
Pend Oreville National Forest
Idaho
Pend Oreille
National Forest
Bitterroot Big Hole road contract signed funds pledged
The secretary of the interior signs contracts for the Bitterroot Big Hole road linking Camp Creek to Trail Creek and Big Hole roads. Total cost about 30000 with Forest Service 13500 Beaverhead 4650 Ravalli 7425 citizen contributions 1425 contractor Clifton Applegate Spokane. Completion aimed by summer 1915 with local funding to finish Trail Creek section in Beaverhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Forest Service
Bitterroot
Big Hole
Camp Creek
Bitterroot Valley
Continental Divide
Trail Creek
Big Hole Valley
Beaverhead County
Ravalli County
al. Rissman
Charles L. Lawrence
Clifton-Applegate Company
Spokane
Salhiees
Montania
Spirit of Arbor Day Clean Up Proposal
An Extension Office note from Bozeman urges Arbor Day not only for planting trees and protecting birds but also for cleaning up villages, churches, and schools. The piece calls for removing rubbish, manure piles, and unsightly structures to enhance beauty alongside tree planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College
Bozeman
How to remove weeds in ten minutes sells a trick
An amateur gardener bought a weed removal recipe from a farm paper ad. He paid $2 and received a response that suggested marrying a widow as the cure. The tale ends with the recipe containing a grim punchline about widows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amatuer Gardner
Meanest man jailed in Charleston for $50 loan
A man is jailed in Charleston, Virginia after borrowing $50 from a girl and asking her to marry him, then marrying someone else. The incident is reported by the Record-Herald Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Record-Herald Journal
City Leader Faces Pressure in Ongoing Dispute
A Washington Star quote shows Boss McNabb arguing for a pause in city leadership action, stating that residents deserve chances to have input and breathe before decisions resume. The exchange highlights public dissatisfaction and calls for reform.
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Airg
Boss McNabb
Washington Star
Olio Girl Sues Man for Eleven Year Breach
An Olio girl sues a man for breach of promise alleging eleven years of engagement. The defendant is named Jush in the Cleveland Plaindealer report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olio
Shakespeare
Jush
Cleveland Plaindealer
New York Department of Corruption Quip Cited
A Cleveland Plain Dealer heritage note recalls a misheard sign calling a New York department the department of corruption. The remark suggests either a spelling error or sharp, unconventional wordplay tied to a public agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Panama tolls dispute echoed by same foes at Baltimore
The New York World notes that the same four opponents who challenged Mr. Wilson in Baltimore now oppose him on the Panama tolls issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Baltimore
Panama
New York
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St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co
Thos. Y. Hayes
Limington, Montana
M. Bairier
Wrile
R. K. Gusseck
Dence
Teton County
Ghas
Sheldon
Harris Bros
Coulie
J. J. Steves
Finegan
Akers
C. EB. Wowell Ranch
Collins Social Club
Idee Bailey
Idelle
Miss Baily
Foster
E. J. Steves
Marion
Thompson
Tommy
Phila
Hickkory
E.j.roberson & Co
Secretary OF the Interior
ARBOR_DAY
A. H. Gamble, Choteau
Choteau
Chester
F. W. Smith
Verna Martin
CC. F. Green
Berkshire
A. Barkhoff
Wastro
Kerr & Hanson
Farmington
A. Steensma
D. S
Blackleaf
Ballard, Chateau
Acantha Office
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