Ten Cent Cafeteria Lunch Serves Dillon Children
The Montana State Normal college training school introduces a ten cent hot lunch program run by the domestic science department. Meals, planned by supervisors and prepared by senior students, aim to serve rural children with nourishing, well balanced foods at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Training School
Montana State Normal College
Dillon
State Normal College
Elizabeth Hinshaw
Eureka Nitzkowski
Geo. Campbell
Normal College
Madge Miller
Mae T. Loretz
Butte
Agnes Byrd
Darby
Sadie Murphy
Katherine Mullins
Ann McMahon
Naomi Lenox
Laura Renouard
Cecile Renouard
Agnes Nevin
Pearl Matthews
Anna Rodgers
Abbie
Riley
Frances Kennedy
Agnes Lowney
Mabel Card
Helena
Arbor Day Proclamation by Governor Stewart 1917
Governor Stewart proclaims Arbor Day in Montana for May 8 1917 urging tree planting and beautification efforts. He calls for school observances statewide and notes the date is fixed in Helena with the state seal.
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Governor Stewart
Montana
V. Stewart
State of
A. D
Helena
United States of America
Centennial Valley Hints Of New Settlers And Seasonal Moves
George H. Lyman returned with another band of sheep to Centennial Valley. Mrs. Leese, Miss Ritchie and others visited neighbors, while Mrs. Dennis and Mrs. Keon plan to return from Butte soon. New settlers rush in and ten Ford cars have been sold, signaling activity as land fills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Lyman
Leese
George Richards
Jack Ketner
Messrs
Bucy
Valley News Notes Snow Delays Deliveries Farm Births And Elections
The past week in the valley brings delayed farm deliveries due to deep snow and bad roads. A new baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Clark at the Boatman ranch, youngest in the valley. Spring arrives with robins and geese passing overhead and a wireless station established locally. A collie delivered a message to a brother three miles away. At the April 7 school election Mark Lyons resigned and P J Jones and Matt Reis were elected to terms. the clerk position to be filled April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clark
Boatman Ranch
Mark Lyons
P. J. Jones
Matt Reis
Board of Trustees
Wedding Ties Join Langdorf and Hopkins in Summer News
Local brief notes report George Lick traveling to Tacoma Joe Meers visiting Butte and Frizzell family at the Bishop ranch. A. W. Rudolph, former beach resident, died in Phoenix. Mabel Smith wed George Hopkins at the Smith ranch with Rev. Humphrey presiding. community offers best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lick
Tacoma
Joe Meers
Jean Langdorf
Florence McAndrews
Butte
Langdorf
J. F. Miller
Salmon City
Idaho
W. L. Lick
A. W. Rudolph
Beach
Phoenix
Arizona
B. J. Whitbeck
Lucille
Missouri
Pros perous Beaverhead ranch listings sought buyers
An extensive classified offer details numerous Beaverhead County ranches for sale near Dillon Montana. Properties include 2375 acre stock ranches with cattle and sheep, 1027 acre stock and hay operations, 960 and 600 acre sheep or cattle ranches, large irrigated and dry farm tracts, and a 3000 acre Big Hole basin ranch. Prices, water rights, improvements, stock, and terms are outlined.
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Big Hole Basin
Dillon
Montana
Hotel scheme gains traction amid diphtheria fears and rail link
Two decades ago William Herman signed for 300000 brick for a new hotel to be built on the old Corinne site near the depot. Diphtheria cases rise in town with two deaths. A special San Francisco to Butte train covered 48 miles in fifty minutes. C S Haire reviews the new Normal building and work resumes. An 11 year old Melrose boy, shot by accidental discharge, is treated using improvised Roentgen X ray locating the bullet near the knee for removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Herman
Joe. C. Metlen
Kate Poindexter
Poindexter & Orr
San Francisco
Butte
Lima
Dillon
C. S. Haire
State Board of Education
Normal
J. C. Metlen
Corinne Hotel
Railroad Avenue
Roentgen
Matt Orr
Weenink
Leason
Miller
Townsend
Melrose
Examination for Deputy Game Warden Positions Outline
The Helena Independent reports deputy game wardens will be hired under a new civil service based game law within two weeks. Applicants submit written papers with two resident freeholders' signatures and answer questions on the game law geography fish and game habits hunting experience and license enforcement. Appointments are merit based and wardens may be transferred or discharged for cause with federal officials inviting DeHart to join a census party in Yellowstone Park.
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Helena
J. L. DeHart
Kelly
State Fish and Game
DeHart
Jos. J. Cotter
National Park Service
Washington, D. C
Yellowstone Park
Mr. DeHart
J. W. Nelson
Government Forest Service
C. A. Lindsley
Boone and Crocker Club of
New York
Biological Survey
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Centennial Valley
Grand Island Horse & Mule Co
Grand Island, Nebraska
Bench News
Beaverhead County
Frank Hazelbaker
Beaverhead Valley
School House
McTaguer
The
Montana Hardware
North Idaho Street
Pastime Theatre
Sam Arndts
Housewives
Crystal
Montana and
Sebree Streets
John Scott
Drayman
E. W. Bell
Prop
Ditlon Carriage Works
Washington and
Helena Streets
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