Camp Fire Girls Celebrate Twelfth Birthday with Ceremony
Hakanaki Camp Fire Girls held a ceremonial meeting March 17 at Adelaide Gelhaus home. Alma Trolinger Ruth Norris and Adelaide Gelhaus lit candles for Work Health and Love as Alma Trolinger became Woodgatherer. A large Angel Food cake and ice cream followed.
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Hakanaki
Adelaide Gelhaus
Miss Gay
Alma Trolinger
Ruth Norris
Alma
Trolinger
Mammy Moon
Sacajawea Camp Fire Girls Hold Weekly Meeting
The Sacajawea Camp Fire Girls met on Wednesday March 19. Several girls presented reports and discussed the purpose of Camp Fire. The session aimed to better teach the Camp Fire manual to attendees.
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Sacajawea
Sheriff sale notice for March 8 1924 Beaverhead County Montana
First Trust and Savings Bank of Peoria sues Willard H Smith Bertha M Smith Mary M Potter John F Sinclair Company DD L Case receiver of Sinclair to be sold April 6 1924 at 2 pm at the front door Dillon Court House Beaverhead County Montana. Property described SWY NEY NW4 SE Sec 30 T 78 R 8W. Terms cash. Dated March 8 1924 Sheriff D F Mooney Deputy A C Gruwell
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First Trust & Savings Bank of Peoria
Willard H. Smith
Bertha M. Smith
Mary M. Potter
John F. Sinclair & Company
DD. L. Case
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
D.F. Mooney
Beaverhead County
A. C. Gruwell
Latta S. Russell and Olmsted-Stevenson Company
Court House
T. 148
R. Sww
M. M
Sheriff Sale Notice in Dillon Montana 1924
Plaintiffs Jacob Streit Vivian Young Minnie Maw and William Bucher sue Latta Russell and Olmstead Stevens on a property sale in Beaverhead County. The notice sets April 5 1924 at 2 15 pm for sale at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana describing land in sections 9 and 10 township 148 range SWw M M. Dated March 11 1924 Deputy Sheriff A C Gruwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Streit
Vivian Young
Minnie S. Maw
William A. Bucher
Plaintiffs
Montana Wool Growers Elect Officers At State Meeting
A Montana meeting announced Saturday plans for officers and directors election plus discussions on marketing and financing wool. Growth seen in western states, with Wyoming starting to organize. President C H Williams and vice president M T Grande lead a slate with Samuel Phillips E O Selway G M Lewis J H Carmichael S McKennan. Pigott serves as secretary.
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Aftarnoéi
Pigott
Utah
Washington
California
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Mr. Pigott
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
C. H. Williams
Deer Lodge
M. T. Grande
Lennep
Samuel Phillips
Lewistown
E. O. Selway
Dillon
G. M. Lewis
Manhattan
J. H. Carmichael
Augusta
S,. McKennan
Helena
The Meanest Man Jokes Reach California and Montana
The News tracked an old joke figure known as The Meanest Man present in California and Montana. After four years of regular readers receiving 208 weekly statements asking them to settle or explain. The Missourian refused the plotter while the Montanan, from Beaverhead County, was shy to admit the prank.
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California
Montana
The
Montanan
Beaverhead
Big Hole
Estate of Charles Richardson Seeks Private Sale of Property
In Beaverhead County Montana the administrator of Charles Richardson deceased announces a private sale of described land under a March 19 1924 order. Sale starts on or after April 10 1924 with cash terms. Bid location is Rodgers Gilbert law offices Dillon Montana.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Charles Richardson
District Court of
State of Montana
Polaris Road
Aikhorn Road
Rodgers & Gilbert
Dillon
County of
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C. T. Magnus
Mgr
Mutual Life Ins. Co
N. Y
Cornelius Meers
Mary Meers
Senator Williams
McKennan
Carmichael
Association
A. D
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R. J. Romersa
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Hughes & McCaleb
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Payal
Sullivan’s Barn
Webber
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