One Thing Leads to Another Part One
Carrie recalls her stern father and a memory of her brother Jack altering his ways as a child. She details family rules, a secretarial college chapter, and a surprising reunion with Jack and his wife Doris over a lavish lunch. The piece hints at emancipation and a daughter’s evolving view of her father’s past.
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Secretarial life and Derby plans test independence
A young woman recounts eight years with Jack and Doris while serving as secretary and later boss at a clothing office. She defies tyrannical mother to spend a Derby day with Jack, Doris, and their children, seeking independence and a night away from home amid family pressure. The piece blends personal reminiscence with local brief items about Montana towns and events.
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Doris
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Montana District Growth in 1880 Population Spread
The district stretched from the mountains to the state line with Helena as the territorial capital. In 1880 there were 11 counties sharing a total population distributed among Beaverhead Chouteau Custer Dawson Deer Lodge Gallatin Jefferson Lewis and Clark Madison Meagher, with towns reporting populations of over one thousand in several locales.
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Last of Ursuline group in Montana dies at Great Falls
Funeral services were held for Mother Francis Seibert in Great Falls. She arrived in Montana in 1884 as the last of the original Ursuline nuns, helped build the Ursuline academy, and served as superior at St. Peter's, St. Paul's mission, and the montana mother house before the Great Falls school.
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British railway dining cars serve over nine million meals
The report notes that British railway dining cars provide more than 9,000,000 meals, highlighting large scale food service aboard trains. It mentions meat quantities in pounds and outlines the vast operation supporting travelers across the network.
Alzada Sees Revival Amid Western Heritage and Roads
Alzada Montana with fewer than 100 residents is revitalizing as the Belle Fourche to Broadus road reduces travel to one hour from Belle Fourche and Billings to Yellowstone. The town once boasted three saloons and a liquor store and faces a storied past including the Axelby fight. today a highway restaurant serves locals and tourists, while cattle and sheep trade expand.
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Texas
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Food Stamp Plan Aimed at Montana Relief Aid
State board of food distributors plans a campaign to launch the food stamp program in Montana for the needy. Secretary M. D. Morrow of Missoula says the plan, originated by the federal surplus commodities corporation, aims to speed surplus food distribution to relief recipients.
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M. D. Morrow
Missoula
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