College Notes From Missoula and Argenta Items
College notes recount visits and changes at the university including W H Wilson and Mrs Nash, updates on lectures by Lieut Carden and Homer Davenport, a reform of campus facilities, and a postponed Ross Crane lecture. Argenta reports include local business, mining moves, social events, snow at Saw Log, and a grand ball at U and M hall with social notes on Bannack visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swain
Ross Crane
Homer Davenport
Davenport
America
Tea Party at Mrs Cunnard's Honoring Mrs Anderson
A midweek tea party hosted by Mrs Finley Cunnard honored her sister Mrs Mary Anderson. Guests included Mesdames A B Martin Olmsted H H Swain Philip Lovell A S Rife Bert Williams and Anna Ownley. Fringed petunias and smilax decor adorned the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Cunnard
Mary Anderson
Mesdames
A. B. Martin
Olmsted
H. H. Swain
Philip Lovell
A. S. Rife
Bert Williams
Anna Ownley
Doctor Poindexter Opens Home Office at Bannack Ida Streets
Dr Poindexter announces a home office at the south entrance corner Bannack and Ida Ho streets with hours 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 daily and night calls promptly answered. Telephone 44B Ste.
News of the Week at Bannack
Hugh Young and Eugene Wolf traveled from Jackson Tuesday. Fred Gibson resigned as clerk at the Meade Hotel on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Martin Barrett were observed in Bannack this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannack
Hugh Young
Eugene Wolf
Jackson Tuseday
Fred Gibson
Meade Hotel
Mrs. Martin Barrett
Doings of the Week at Lima 1904
Local Lima notes recount gatherings and visits including Mr Rain’s sprain, St Patrick Day events, and a well attended dance at The Peat. Mrs Kemp buys the old round house. families visit Butte. births, sickness, and improvements are noted among Ripley, Garr, and Gall families. An Eastern Star ball is announced for April fourth with supper in Magonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Rain
C. T. Kemp
Ladies of
Elva Boardman
Order of Eastern Star
Magonic Hall
Sad Deaths of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hutchins in Glendale
Special Glendale report notes the double bereavement at Joseph Hutchins home with both parents dying within 24 hours. Joseph died March 10 at 69 from pulmonary troubles, his wife, 63, of 43 years of marriage, followed March 11. They were buried March 14 in Glendale cemetery. three daughters and one son survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hutchins
Examiner
Glendale
Chas. Vance
Affectionate Glendale Couple Die in Sudden Deaths
The Hutchins, longtime Glendale residents deeply loved in the camp, died suddenly casting gloom over the community. Sheriff Gist attended their funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Mrs. Hutchins
Sheriff Gist
Women of Woodcraft Entertain at Odd Fellows Hall
The Women of Woodcraft auxiliary of the Woodman of the World hosted a pleasant flinch party at the Odd Fellows' hall last Friday. Local talent performed music, refreshments were served around 10:30, and dancing followed with a 25 cent admission, planning monthly events thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Woodcraft
The
Woodman of the World
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Resignations Accepted in Helena military unit changes
In special orders from Adjutant General S C Ashby at Helena the resignations of Captain B F Holcomb and First Lieutenant F A Johnson of company F Dillon are accepted. Second Lieutenant W J Cushidy becomes captain and an election is set for March 29 to fill vacancies in first and second lieutenants. Resignations take effect on March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Ashby
Helena
B. F. Holcomb
F. A. Johnson
F. Dillon
W. J. Cushidy
Bear Slain by P. and O. Foreman Samuel
William Clymer, sheep foreman for the P and O company, brought a monster eight foot black bear hide to town last week. He said he had been missing sheep occasionally and found the bear in a flock where it slaughtered, killing many before Clymer ended the threat with a Winchester shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clymer
P. and O. Company
Winchester
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Reliable
Smyrna
Dillon
Eliel Bros
Tee
College Notes
W. H. Wilson
Nash
Biological Club
Lieut
Carden
Prof. Monroe
Laura Simmons
Laura Love
Peraone
Seveen
Lextra
FE. E. Foote
Flake Howard
Helen Schroeder
Katherine Haines
Alice Fogarty
Bernice Meyers
Sophie
Mary Woodward
Edna and
Cora Owsley
Lucinda Buck
Lessie Tyree
Alice Goodson
Argenta
Sarah A. Davis
Scott
Toney Earhart
Mont
Will Rawden
George M. Knapp
James Knapp
New Departure
Blue Wing
Frank Benton
Log
Placer
A. Pilon
Bitter Root
John Shaffer
Francis Chase
Margaret Ross
Horse Prairie
Messrs
Akers and
Renwan
Butte
Old Town
Martin Nay
Rafe Matthews
M. Hall
Jaggers and
Templeton
Geo, Palmer
Lilla
Steve Cook
St. Patricks Day
Mary Ripley
Edward
Sam Smith
H. Wilson
Geo. Ripley
St. Patrick
Fred Landeau
Ail
Bedrock
Repland
Board of Trade
Misses Hill
Williams
Ford
Bray
Killey
Fern Scott
Adda Ford
Asplaud
McCane
Knowls
Douglas Asplaud
Miss Hill
Mr. Cain
Catherine White
Myron McLoud
Mrs. Huey
Ovat
Cester
Royal Worcester
Etat Setae
Singina
Carl Stolle
Héler, Barbour
Hecla
Mrs. Nixholm
S. A. Barbour
Women of Woodcraft
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