Life in Montana Lodge Grass amid Crow Reservation life
Blaine Dickman describes Lodge Grass and Crow Indian life on the reservation. He details farming, tepees, irrigation, missions, schooling, and the roles of Indians and government agents, then contrasts cowboys and sheep herders, and visits Gen. Custer’s battlefield and the Indian fair at Crow Agency.
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Lodgee Grass
Montana
Lodge Grass
Crow Indian Reservation
Ohio
Break Neck
Carter
Crew Agency
Blaine Dickman
Defiance College Announces 1907 Spring Term Start
Defiance College opens spring term March 26 1907 and summer term June 10 1907 with larger attendance greater endowment stronger faculty and improved buildings and equipment. Departments include Collegiate Academic Theological Teachers Commercial Music Art Elocution. Board 175 dollars weekly room 50 cents weekly tuition 1100 for eleven weeks. Self help opportunities and personal student attention noted. Write for catalog.
Mrs John C Ingram Returns Home From Chicago Visit
Mrs John C Ingram of Chicago, who has been the guest of Mrs C P Harley, returned home Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Ingram
Chicago
C. P. Harley
Mother Anthony
Fondulac
Wis
Workmen Begin Raising House at Wayne and Fourth
Workmen started Friday to raise the residence of H. H. Mollencup at the corner of Wayne and Fourth streets. Owner Fred Conrad plans a new foundation and cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Mollencup
Wayne and
Fourth Streets
Fred.Conrad
Social club events and weddings in a Toledo area issue
The Bridge club hosted by Mrs. William Kirtley Jr awarded the bouillon cup to Mrs. Joseph A. Evans for best score. Miss Josephine Lichholz and H Edward Lewis wed by Rev D C Hollinger with plans to reside in Toledo. Numerous social gatherings, prizes, and church events are noted, including dinners, entertainments, birthdays, and a horse-incident injuring George Gitter near the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
William Kirtley, Jr
Joseph A. Evans
Pavor
C. W. Butler
George May
Napoleon
Josephine Lichholz
Adolph Hichholz
Mark Township
H. Edward Lewis
Toledo
D. C. Hollinger
U. B
Indiana Avenue
Forces Bankruptcy Over Assignment to Creditors
An attorney representing small creditors forced W. V. Hutchins into involuntary bankruptcy after he assigned his assets to creditors. Three Toledo firms filed the petition: Bostwick Braun Co. for 218.50, M. L. Wilcox & Co. for 37.86, and Stoelberg Hardware Co. for 263.09. The move shifts debts into a formal bankruptcy proceeding, which reduces creditor dividends compared with a simple assignment.
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W. V. Kutching
Toledo
Mr. Hutchins
Bostwick Braun Co
M. L. Wilcox & Co
Stoelberg Hardware Co
Hutchins
Fire explodes as gas leaks at Singer Co store
Electric light failure followed by a gas leak in the J F Singer Co store causes an explosion. Charles Andrews, who lit a match to inspect the odor, is severely burned on the left face neck and eyelids, while store staff extinguish the flames with water.
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J. F. Singer Co
Charles Andrews
Charley
Singer
Mr. Andrews
Electric railways to link Defiance and Toledo by 1907
Plans for an electric railway between Toledo and Defiance gain momentum as the Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Short Line and a Toledo Defiance line file incorporation papers and seek rights of way. Builders Riggs and Sherman are involved. a Toledo Defiance Railway Co with $10 000 capital is formed in Columbus. Community notices report local illnesses, a plumber’s injury, and an extradition hearing for Ira Bryant set for March 13.
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Toledo
Cincinnati, Toledo & Detroit Short Line
Riggs & Sherman
Columbus
Toledo & Defiance Railway Co
Clem. V. Wagner
M. I. Brown
M. O. Topliff
H.C. A. Ehlert
C. A. Feerson
Defiance
Ira Bryant
Hudson, Mich
Fulton
Williams Counties
Adrian
Mich
Bryant
Gov. Warner
Fulton County
Weeklong German M E church meetings close
A series of meetings at the German M E church over the past week concluded Friday evening with strong attendance and positive results. Rev Jauch and assisting ministers delivered good sermons and the singing was noted as a highlight.
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Young People’s Society of the United Brothers Church
W. C. Shupp
Hast Second Street
Rev. Shupp
Anna Boyd
Flora
Bernice Walker
Clara Osborn
Grace Krantz
Iva Bell
Bernice Shupp
Grace Krontz
M. E
Jauch
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Defiance County
Mission Church
College
Defiance, Ohio
Edward Sterritt
Pedro Club
Harrison Street
Dean
Carl Stork
Rudy Newton
Stertitt
May Cantlon
E. Graper
Wm. Ort
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of St. Paul’s
Jacob Crarver
Jackson Street
Barbara
A. W. King
John King
J. A. Backus
Jacob Fillman
C. Decker
Wm. Gilson
Mr. King
Nellie Lee Moore
Miss Moore
Wapakoneta
Mesdames
C. J. Thompson
F. W. Mansfield
Thompson
North Clinton Street
Thompson Orchestra
George Patten
Elizabeth M. Patten
Harry E Newell
Clayton A. Smucker
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
C. Whitney
Salmagundi
William P. Engel
Holgate Avenue
Mildred Haymaker
Eda Weigerding
Jennie Lieberthal
Cheney
Edward MacDowell
H. C. Chappel
T. Sutphen
W. P. Engel
Mildred Geiger
Eva Weigerding
K. V. Haymaker
Ethelbert Nevin
Daniel Lieberthal
George Gitter
W. V. Hutchins
Frank T. Donley
Parmer & Decker
Jones College of Auctioneering and Oratory
A. W. Thomas Auction Co
Bryan
Ames
James A. Phillips
Urys
Phillips
Ney
George and
Freeman Ury
Ury
Freeman
George
James Phillips
Mr. Ury
George Ury
Celery King Johnson
James Phillipe
Williams Center
Bess Powell
Washington, D. C
Sheriff Kopp
Anna Cably
John E. Fetzer
Harry Karl
Auburn
Ind
City
Harry Wrede
B. F. Casebeer
Hicksville
John W. Casebeer
John W
Russell House
Bessie Cunningham
Defiance College
Hoffman’s
Danville
Ill
Theo. Reagan
Wm. Current
Henry J. Jennings
Jas. Conway
Ridgeville Township
Henry County
Patrick Jennings
Thomas Jennings
Thomas Riley
James Conway
First Methodist Church
Julius Blair
Karst
W. J. Mullins
Lutz & Schramm Co
Mullins
First National Bank
United States Depository