Training School notes Armistice programs and holidays
The article details Armistice Day activities at the Training School with songs and talks across departments, lists teachers who supervised the procession, and notes cheers and compliments for the patriotic display. It records October meal totals, holiday plans for Thanksgiving and Christmas, new sewing tables from Kewaunee Manufacturing, and a fundraising drive for Belleau Woods memorial raising 7.87 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skadra
Normal
American Legion
Troxell
McMeen
Phillips
Nash
Dorchester
Price
Stufrt
Hildreth
Alberson
Finch
Frye
Kewaunee Manufacturing Company
Ming: Ihlings
Claire Taylor
Russia
Genieve Taylor
Stanitize
Lucretia Snyder
United States Commissioner of Education Tigers
Belleau Woods
France
Prominent Visitors and Local Happenings In Dillon This Week
City and county residents visit Dillon from Bannack Armstead Lima and Helena. Elk hunting trip to Wyoming among local men. Dr H H Scarborough eye specialist to visit Andrus hotel December 1. Evangelist Rev J A Hoffman in Dillon for Bible studies at church through the week. Sizable steer shipment from Ruby Valley to Elmer Hyndman of Polaris near Dillon praised for quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hoffman
Dillon
Hoffman
Elmer Hyndman
Ruby Valley
Tash
Polaris
Col. Nolan
Married Sunday in local Catholic church
Miss Mary Elizabeth Malesich and Mr Joseph Rebich wed Sunday morning at St Rose Catholic Church. Rev Father Foley officiated. They celebrated at the groom’s parents home and will reside locally where the groom ranches. Also noted is a motor trip from Helena to Dillon by George H Lyman and C H Chevallier. Lyman is defendant in a civil case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Malesich
Joseph Rebich
Rt. Rose Catholic Church
Father Foley
George Rebich
Helena
George H. Lyman
C. H. Chevallier
Dillon
Héléfia
Montana
Helena Attorney Presents At District Court Session
Helena attorney C B Nolan visits Dillon to handle district court matters during the session. C E Hunt of Centennial valley displays unique home made toys at Stone Stone store including a rabbit skin apifer. Ringling sheepman Wilson travels to Dillon and closes a sheep deal with R B Caswell, rumored at nine dollars per head. Judge Lyman Bennett returns from Virginia City with court stenographer T J Monaghan and Mrs Bennett after a weeklong Dillon visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
C. B. Nolan
District Court
C.E. Hunt
Centennial Valley
Stone & Stone
Bugs
Mr. Wilson
Ringling
Dillon
R. B. Caswell
Virginia City
Lyman Bennett
T. J. A. Monaghan
Baby Girl Born to Reed Family in Melrose
A baby girl weighing ten pounds was born Monday morning in Melrose to Mr and Mrs Clifford Reed. Mrs Reed is Mary Ewing of the city. Also noted are hunting trips by Niblack Knotts and a returning party from Medicine Lodge with poor hunting conditions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Reed
Melrose
Reed
Mary Ewing
Judges Return From Big Hole Basin Case
Judge J. C. Smith and court stenographer F. D. Willis returned Saturday afternoon from the Big Hole basin where they spent days gathering data and examining the Massigbrod creek ditches in the suit of G. H. Parsons against H. Wassigbrod tried in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole Basin
J. C. Smith
F. D. Willis
Massigbrod Creek
G. H. Parsons
Notable Out of Town Speakers at Dillon College Event
Dr Edward T Devine of New York will speak at the college auditorium tonight November 16 at 415 PM and also lecture in the evening. David Starr Jordan will lecture at Normal College on Wednesday November 28 at 11 oclock. Eugene Finch leads in Clarence a comedy by Tarkington presented by the university players of Missoula.
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State Teachers Association
Dillon
Edward T. Devine
New York
College Auditorium
David Starr Jordan
The
Normal College
Eugene Finch
Finch
Tarkington
Missoula
Emil Skarda
Murray Hospital
Butte
Violet Bussey
Marty Thompson Spends Day in Diltox from Butte
Marty Thompson spends the day in Diltox visiting from Butte. He tours local spots and meets residents, enjoying the unfamiliar town atmosphere and its scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Thompson
Diltox
Butte
Foreign wool and shoddy threaten U.S. sheep industry
J F Walker of Ohio and J B Wilson of Wyoming testified before the Senate Finance Committee against the Fordney tariff ad valorem feature. They urged basing duties on clean content, argued costs of wool today vs 1912, and claimed protections of 33 cents per pound on clean content would shield the industry from destruction. They noted rising grower costs yet unchanged fabric prices since 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Walker
Ohio
The
Bureau
J. B. Wilson
Wyoming
I Ts
Senate Finance Committee
United States
National Sheep and Wool Bureau
Boy Breaks Arm At Public School Play Ground
George Yost, son of Mrs. Anna Yost, broke his left arm in two places last Monday afternoon after falling from the ladder apparatus at the public school playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Yost
Anna Yost
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending November 12
From Books of Southern Montana Abstract & Title Company United States to Serafino Roberts 80 acres on Bloody Dick creek United States to Clarence C Jones 179 acres south of Snowline United States to Willis Chandler 648 acres on Grasshopper cheek United States to Geo M Geeman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Serafino Roberts
Bloody Dick Creek
Clarence C. Jones
Snowline
Unite States
Willis Chandler
Geo. M. Geeman
Acreage Transfers In Beaverhead Dillon Lima Montana
A sequence of land transfers listed including 320 acres west of Lima to William Woody 120 acres east of Jackson to Henry E Dowell 40 acres near Badger Pass to Margaret P Daly 40 acres southeast of Bedrock to Margaret P Daly and transfers from the Sheriff of Beaverhead County to Bankers Loan Mortgage Co. and others plus multiple plots in Lima Dillon and Big Hole basin noting water rights accompany each deed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Mont
United States
William Woody
Jackson
Henry E. Dowell
Badger Pass
Margaret P. Daly
Bedrock
Beaverhead County
Bankers Loan & Mortgage Co
Pearl E. Newcomb
Big Hole Basin
Wm. H. Boule
C. H. Polk
Sladers
Charnie L. Busby
Rife Ranch Company
James Leach
West Park
Dillon
Martyn P. Fitch
Virginia P. Fitch
John Kiernan
Centennial Land and Cattle Company
Centennial Valley
Arthur H. Griffin
Walter T. Koenig
Bowen
Sarah A. Lewis
Alexander
Annie J. Robison
Alvin J. Kellum
Mary J. Madison
Jos. G .Bedard
Dewey
Mary M. Child
Nettie M. Child
Garland
Myrtle P. Smith
Wallace R. Smith
Beaverhead Rock
Martin Sorenson
Etta B. Metzel
Poindexte & Orr
John C. Thompson
Security State Bank
Peter S. Mussigbrod
Herman Mussigbroud
Herman S. Mussigbrod
Mary S. Mussigbrod
Ludwig S. Mussigbrod
Specialist Will See Of The Andrus Let Him Stop
A brief classified item mentions a specialist ready to address headaches and eye defects. The record notes the reference to Andrus and a possible appointment or consult, though details are fragmentary. The text reads as an old advertisement or medical service notice with uncertain context.
Butte Visitor P C Hansen Tours the City This Week
P C Hansen, a visitor from Butte, was seen touring the city this week, meeting locals and taking in downtown sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Hansen
Butte
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Pous
Rexall
John Baldwin
Kidd
Potues
D. H. Miller
Bannack
Dellar Gordon
Armstead
Latta Russel
Karl Hartwig
Retchle
Peter Peterson
P. M. Sullivan
Clark Anderson
T. D. Olmsted
Beaverhead Canyon
A. K. Prescott
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Jennie Nash
H. B. Roe
Robert Metcalf
W. B. Hartwig
Jack Thiel
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Lakeview
C. H. Niblack
Cy Knotts
Hunt
L. K. Adams
Jay Holtz
Fred Critz
Geo. Dart
Medicine Lodge
Cecil . Featherly
George R. Featherly
Kansas City
W. W. Hawkins
Everett
Wash
America
United States Senate Finance Committee
National Sheep and Wool Bureau of America
Boy
Will Se
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