Infant Dies At Family Ranch Home In April
Sympathy extends to Mr. and Mrs. John Wenger and family after their infant son dies at their ranch. Funeral held in Jackson with Don Anson officiating. pallbearers named. Various community members attend services and Easter program at the Community church brings generous offering. Events include social gatherings, visits, and local notices across Jackson and Wisdom areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wenger
Jackson
Don Anson
Wisdom
Lofi Horup
Mark Clemon
Frank Largon
Harvey Johnson
Elveretta Langdorf
Dillon
Stephew
Dwein Wenger
Hawkins
John Inabait
Herb Strum
Grasshopper
Jules Wenger
Martin Jackson
Fred Shoenburg
Wenger Moaby
Lou Horup
Denton Oliver
Florence Rice
Iso
Florence
Easter Dinner Guests Share Ranch and Town News
Frances and Donald Wigenbach of Butte spent Easter with their mother Mrs James Campbell. Several households hosted dinner guests including Mr and Mrs J C Ferguson with Pay Gransberry family and others from Dillon Melrose Apex and Butte. Julia Pilon returned from Medicine Lodge to spend Easter with her parents as frost gives way to spring in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Donald Wigenbach
Butte
James Campbell
J.C. Ferguson
Pay Gransberry
David Meeds
Dillon
Julia Pilon
George Ferguson
Julius Hartwig
John Hand
Frank Kambich
Melrose
Robert Joy
Joe Pace
Apex
Frank Fidler
Ray Tash
I. Rife
Medicine Lodge
Fay Gransberry
Rudolph Fink
Anton Bayon’s
Armstead News Notes From Town and Surroundings
Armstead residents attend the Kenison funeral in Butte while Edgar Rife travels to Medicine Lodge after a wheel break in mud. Parke Scott hosts dinner for J J Brown. Armstead folk drive to Dillon for Easter services and assorted visits. Road conditions worsen with travel through Polaris noted. Allen Bradley marks eighth birthday with a party for fourteen children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lyons
Butte
WE Kenison
Lyons
Edgar Rife
Medicine Lodge
Laura Scott
Armstead
Kenison
Parke Scott
J.J. Brown
R. J. Dansie
Dillon
Taylor Bradley
Jack Brown
J. W. Forsgren
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Hollis- Harrison
Leon Beese
Polaris
Allen Bradley
Elmer Gordon and
Roscoe
Easter Travel and Local Visits Mentioned in Grant
Mr and Mrs Fero Marchesseau drove to Armstead on Sunday afternoon. Master Desmond Barrett returns from St Margaret's Academy Blackfoot Idaho for Easter. Mr and Mrs George P Hughes drive to Dillon. John Waldemar brings home a new Chevrolet coupe. Miss Lemeine Schroeder goes to Dillon to visit Miss Jean Bennett. Mrs Chester Barrett rushed to doctor Friday. Dr Morrow of Dillon attends to Grant business. James Mansfield hosts friends for an Easter dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan’ Pendergast
John Jackson
Harry. Lapham
Neidt
Camas Nelson
Roy Ford
Freda ‘Hansen
Sadie Ford
May
Eda
Ruth
Cathryn
Irma Jackson
Bob ‘ Jackson
George’ Rhino
Rosco
Reed
Alan Spencer
John Neidt
Fred Speirs
Freda Hansen
Sincerity Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Amanda Peterson
Fred Nelson
Fero Marchesseau
Armstead
Desmond Barrett
St. Margaret’s Academy
Blackfoot
Idaho
George P. Hughes
Dillon
Roy Ward
al Waldemar
John Waldemar
Lemeine Schroeder
Jean Bennett
S. B. Howell
Chester Barrett
Dr. Morrow
Grant
James Mansfield
Funeral in Virginia City for Mrs. T. J. Castle
Mrs. T. J. Castle of Virginia City died after three weeks of illness at Murray hospital Butte and was buried at home. The Episcopal church in Virginia City held Tuesday’s funeral. She was wife of Thomas E. Castle Madisonian editor and survived by her husband son Edgar and daughters Aletha and Helen. Easter services and civic church activities followed with choirs and special music. Municipal election in Sheridan passed quietly with write-in candidates Frank Tolson J M Maddison and J F Oakwood in ward one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Castle
Murray Hospital
Butte
Virginia City
Olson
Episcopal Church
Edgar
Aletha
Helen Castle
Sheridan Lodge
A. F
A. M
Arcelia Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Order of Rainbow
Harry Foster
Frank Tolson
J. J. Leary
Wilbur Marsh
Nellie Cecil
Glenn Marsh
F. A. Brim
Fred Hudson
Brim
Episcopal Sunday School
J. M. Maddison
J. F. Oakwood
Mr. Tolson
Local Elections Report and Notable Household Merriment
In ward two Mr Speedy was reelected to succeed himself and Tolson is elected four consecutive years for the two year term. Mr and Mrs E D Marsh entertained guests at a well appointed dinner Monday evening with Mrs G W Rightenour the Rev and Mrs Haldeman and families and Mr and Mrs F A Brim and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedy
Tolson
E. D. Marsh
G. W. Rightenour
Haldeman
F. A. Brim
Centennial Valley Notes From Lakeview Montana
In Centennial Valley Montana the oldest settler recalls a harsh winter yet reports hay stocks adequate for stock. Ladies from Fay Selby and OConnor ranches visit Green Meadow ranch for a club gathering with lunch. School starts January first with Mrs Grey of Dillon to teach eight Selby and two Buck children, and sheep are moved as snow melts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Mont
Neck of the Woods
Ladies’ Club
Fay Selby
P. F. David Ranch
Green Meadow Ranch
O’connor Ranch
Selbys
Fitch Ranch
Round Table of King Arthur on display in Winchester Hall
The Great Hall in Winchester England houses a 17 foot diameter Round Table known to have existed in the Thirteenth century and possibly older It was repainted in Henry VIIIs reign and hangs above the royal dais in the hall It is divided into seats for the king and 24 knights with varying legends about total seats and knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Winchester
England
Henry Vite
King Arthur
Why do people call James Whitcomb Riley Whipthem Riley
Four year old Richard and his sister loved James Whitcomb Riley and could recite his poems. He asked why people nicknamed the poet Whipthem Riley, after reading his works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
James Whitcomb
Riley
Raggedy Man
Annie
Mary
Mr. Riley
James Whipthem Riley
Forest Hygienic Value: Trees Improve Health and Halt Cholera
The article argues forests protect health by calming winds and cooling via leaf evaporation. It notes deserts worsen disease, citing cholera outbreaks near treeless areas and fewer cases where trees surround military barracks. It compares a wooded 60 mile and a barren 90 mile stretch, highlighting lower illness in forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Allahabad
Constance Talmadge Rumored to Wed Townsend Netcher May 8
Friends say the actress has admitted her engagement to Townsend Netcher and that the wedding is planned for May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Talmadge
Townsend Netcher
Relieving Furniture Squeaks With Vaseline Lubrication
A tip advises dipping shanks into vaseline to ease insertion before moving heavy furniture. The technique promises quieter, smoother shifting of large pieces.
Joy in Work Brightens Task Ahead
A brief, encouraging note urges focus on joy of accomplishment to ease labor. The message emphasizes keeping positive thoughts as work progresses and tasks become lighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
Never Be Without It Remedy Ad
A shortened historical advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy for children without opiates or chloroform. Agnes Barnes of Altoona Pennsylvania endorses its use to ease choking mucus and croup with pine tar honey and other healing ingredients. The ad urges mothers to ask for it and notes Geo M Gosman sells the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Agnes Barnes
Altoona
Penna
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
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Farmall Tractors
Montana Mere. Grain
Montana Street
Sheridan News
Mamer Flying Service
Feltsfield
Spokane
Ford
N. B. Mamer
Art Walker
Centennial Valley
Arthur’s “Round Table
Eric Gordon Hemmings
Hanworth
Middlesex
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Prof
Thomas J. Dimsdale
Dimsdale
Nathaniel P Langford
Langford
Bannack
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