School notes report end of term and Christmas plans
The Burton and Farmington schools announce a five week and two week vacation respectively. Teachers praise pupil progress, especially in seventh and eighth grades, with exams due in January. Christmas programs, trees, and celebrations are planned, highlighting the value of education and community support. The piece reflects on memories of home and the season’s spirit.
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Burton
Anderson
Crittenden
Chateau
Acantha
China
Russia
Japan
Venezuela
Columbia
Old Guard
Grand Army of Peace
Christmas program at gnum serioolhouse and dance event
The program lists numerous recitations songs and dialogues by students including Frank Rowland Edward Jorama Lisle Benton Emma Rowland and others at the gnum serioolhouse on Saturday at 8 pm with a Christmas tree. Mountain Meadow Camp No 2M Woodmen of the World plans a dance at Gordon's Hall Dupuyer on December 25 with supper at the Dupuyer hotel.
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Mountain Meadow
Gordon's Hall
Dupuyer
Dupuyer Hotel
Foreclosure action over $106.33 lien on Manchester Co Operative Woolen Mill
John A. Collins sues in district court to foreclose a lien for 106.33 on the Manchester Co Operative Woolen Mill company. He claims goods were supplied in Oct 1901 for the mill building and requests judgment for principal 106.35 with interest, attorney fees, costs, and sale of lands to satisfy the decree plus deficiency execution.
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John A. Collins
Manchester Co-Operative Woolen Mill Company
Manchester Co-Operative Woolen Mill
Manchester
Phantiff
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Would Have to Stand Up In Court
Glendive December 18 Attorney Thomas E Brady of Great Falls asks for a continuance in a suit over sheep delivery. Bannatyne of Great Falls allegedly cannot appear due to medical reasons after reportedly burning himself on a red hot stove in Benton. A slip note asks for a muff left at the Acantha office.
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Glendive
Thomas E. Brady
Great Falls
Neil Bannytynn
Great Walls
Brady
Bannatyne
Benton
King of Cough Remedies Chamberlain's Remedy Endorsed
King of all cough medicines Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by a Can ton Caster Conn mail carrier with sixteen years in service. He says it handles croup coughs and colds with certain results and no bad after effects. For sale by C H Drake.
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I. G. Case
Canton Caster
Conn
U. S
Croup
Chamberlain
C. H. Drake
Officers Elected At Chevalier Lodge and Cottonwood Camp
Chevalier Lodge No 12 Knights of Pythias elected officers for the term at their castle hall with C C J W Shields and V C D L Doolittle heading posts. Cottonwood Camp No 210 Woodmen of the World also chose officers led by C C E J Roberson and Advisor A C Burbank with Julian F Burd named manager for 18 months.
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Knights of Pythias
Cottonwood
Woodmen of the World
C.C
E. J. Roberson
A. C. Burbank
BE. Goodrich
B. G. Trescott
Byron Carson
John Gleason
W. M. Pyatt
T. Brooks
Julian F. Burd
Stray Taxen Ur found seeking owner
One black three year old steer with white facial strip branded diamond on right ribs. Owner can claim at this office by paying advertising charges.
Christmas Program at Methodist Episcopal Church
Christmas exercises at the Methodist Episcopal Church on December 25 at 7 30 p m feature Scripture lesson prayer declamations by Walter Mathews Hazel Brown Helen Cowell Rosetta Bailey Madge Wells Ada Shields Ursula Hodgskiss Asa Armuatrong Mabel Cowell Arkie Leeen and others with songs and a distribution of presents. Contributions toward expenses may be given to any teacher or officer.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Wits
G. B. Wells
Walter’ Mathews
Hazel Brown
Helen Cowell
Rosetta Bailey
Pearl Perman Song
Bole Shee
Sted Madge Wells
Ada Shields
Ursula Hodgskiss
Asa Armuatrong Obe
Sced
Gan Choir
Mabel ‘Cowell
Arkie Leeen
Odd Fellows Home seeks Montana site proposals
The Board of Directors invites proposals for a site for an Odd Fellows Home in Montana. Proposals must give exact location and dimensions with proximity to town or school facilities and other facts showing suitability. Send to John F. Davies Box 353 Secretary Butte Montana by July 1 1906. The board reserves the right to reject all proposals. Dated Nov 4 1905.
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Odd Fellows’ Home
Montana
John F. Davies
Butte
The
Odd Fellows Home of
John PF. Davies
Weather Report for Week Ending December 20 1805
The week ending December 20 1805 recorded temperatures with daily highs and lows. Data lists daily readings at 6 o clock in the morning, showing patterns of warmth and chill across a period of seven days.
Hollister's Tea Promises Kidney Trouble Cure
Advertisement claims rheumatism gout backache and acid poison stem from kidney trouble and that Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cures when other remedies fail. Sold for 35 cents at City Drug Store.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
The Wan at the Bat Strikes Out in Big Loss
A distant crowd gasps as the home team loses the game. Three runners on base, the crowd in shock, and a tragic, almost theatrical twist ends the inning in Chicago.
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Chicago Tribune
A Dilemma Over Landlord Plumbing Inspection
A scornful remark questions why a landlord should conduct a personal inspection of faulty plumbing in the house. Popley retorts that the landlord would notice the damage caused by their children to wallpaper and paint.
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Popley
Catholic Standard and Times
Local Club Muse Mentioning New Bishop Arrival
A Browning's Magazine quip notes Chimmy's morning mishap with a golf ball and rapid exclamations. The joke pivots on the punchline that he is “enddyin' fer de bishop wot just joined de club.”
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Browning
Father and mother debate Celeste’s study path in art
In a Detroit Free Press humorous exchange a mother prefers Celeste pursue painting to avoid noise while practicing music. The father counters that noise never ends but art may endure.
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Celeste
Detroit Free Press
Young Man Falls Short of Kiss in Courier Journal Snippet
A brief, archaic dialogue describes a young man seeking a kiss and a young woman adjuring him to stop. The Louisville Courier-Journal notes the man acted wisely, not pressing the advance.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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