Pioneer Henry Holst Dies at 91 in Sheridan
Death occurred Friday morning after a long illness. Henry Holst a German native lived 55 years in Madison county and mined in Alder Gulch. He celebrated his 92nd birthday in February and leaves two daughters and one son. Funeral held at the Episcopal church with Lutheran and local clergy assisting. The family plans to relocate to Cleveland, Ohio after visiting Butte and Madison friends.
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Sheridan
Henry Holst
Holst
Germany
Madison County
Alder Gulch
Bivans Gulch
California
A. Audilfred
Mallon
Wallace
Idaho
Olson
Episcopal Church
F. Treiber
Lutheran Church of
Butte
Henry Holst, Jr
F. J. Starral
Starral
Cleveland
Ohio
C. Hill
E. D. Marsh
Glen
Grace
Otto Schoenfeld
Local notes from Glen Station area and Dillon visits
April 16 Glen Station notes detail travels to Dillon by John Hand Julius Hartwig Stephen Kambich and Joe Nample the last selling his land to Hand and health trip to California Potatoes buyers from Butte visit for carloads Fr T Clifford mass at Hartwig home livestock movements and sheep shipments planned W L S Co preparing to move sheep and wagons to Spencer Idaho farming activity rises as ploughing begins Local residents visits from Butte Camp Lewis expected return of Frank Beehrer and several said to welcome renewed hotel opening Schubert Sextette at Normal Auditorium April 25 and other social items including Corum family illness and Monida visits
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Reichle
Butte
Frank Beehrer
Camp Lewis
J. A. Browne
Diamond O Ranch
Portland
Otto Christinson Buys Gilbert Bros Ranch Near Dillon
Otto Christinson purchased the Gilbert Bros ranch about four miles north of Dillon and moved his family there last Friday. He has leased his Birch Creek ranch to Carl Borgaes while Frank Stanfield relocates to Farlin for mining. Local movements include visits and trips to Dillon by several residents and a Ladies' club meeting at Mrs. H. M. Miller's following Christinson’s move.
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Apex
Otto Christinson
Gilbert Bros
Dillon
Mr. Christinson
Birch Creek
Carl Borgaes
Frank Stanfield
Farlin
Cora Hails
Frank Holland
Butte
Kinsey Collins
John Schlen
McHessor School District Elects Trustee and Local News
Joe Haden elected trustee for three years in School district No. 61. Sheridan visitors included Burt Parsons and M. J. Shannon. McHesser school year to end in two weeks. Miss Fannie Carey praised as teacher. Pea planting planned. tractors and teams exchanged at Darnutzer ranch. Roads frosted ground causing bad conditions. Clark and Darnutzer returned from Utah.
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McHessor
Joe Haden
Burt Parsons
Leonard Fish
M. J. Shannon
Sheridan
Bozeman
Twin Bridges
McHesser
Fannie Carey
Lester Woodward
Darnutzer Ranch
Joe Holzmiler
Darnutzer Brothers
Joe Lenartz
Wm. Clark
Carl Darnutzer
Murray
Utah
Centennial Valley Sale and Local News
The Sloan sale at the Paul ranch in Dillon area drew strong prices with buyer Sloan Jr. shipping goods to Idaho. George Paris sold his Centennial valley ranch to Louis Stahl and Boss Emerick of Dillon for about 35000 dollars. Bill Jones, longtime valley resident, died at a friend's home after a three week illness from heart failure. A birthday surprise dance occurred at the Mailley ranch with a good crowd and lively report.
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Sloan
Paul Ranch
G. T. Paul
Dillon
Mr. Sloan, Jr
Idaho
George Paris
Centennial Valley
Louis Stahl
Boss Emerick
Bill Jones
A. J. Jones
Mailley Ranch
Sophomore Social Event Delights Faculty and Students
The Sophomore class hosted a gymnasium party with khaki and green decor. An orchestra booth formed a central square as the twittering Trio pleased attendees. Moonlight waltzes, a novelty dance, and refreshments highlighted the evening. report cards and Junior Prom invitations were noted. Verné Stanchfield Elvera Peterson Hollie Staudaker returned to school this week. Twenty five students have not been absent or tardy in the past month.
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Verné Stanchfield
Elvera Peterson
Hollie Staudaker
Normal College Notes and Local Socials Highlight Week
Miss Gladys Ruddy left Sunday for Butte for a week away while illness kept her home. Librarian Mrs. Free has recovered and resumes work at the State Normal College. Miss Parr returned from Spokane and Miss Macdonald spent last weekend in Butte. Easter recess begins Thursday noon and runs to Tuesday morning as most girls head home. Prof. Clark entertained basketball champions on April 12 and a Friday wine roast with Miss King at Barratt's Canyon occurred April 11. Anne Hazard visited Butte last week and Mrs. Gunn promoted the Free Milk for France drive for Silver Bow county visiting Miss Jessie Tipet this week.
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Gladys Ruddy
Butte
State Normal College
Clark
King
Barratt’s Canyon
Anne Hazard
J. W. Gunn
France
Silver Bow County
Jessie ‘Tippet
Stork Visits Lima Couple for 9 Pound Daughter Doris Arleen
Mrs. Anne J. Kellum welcomes a daughter named Doris Arleen born April 14. A. J. Kellum and wife celebrate a 9 pound baby girl and note same scales weighed the father 24 years ago. Both mother and daughter are doing well. Father recovering nicely.
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Lima
Stork
Anne J. Kellum
A. J. Kellum
Doris Arleen
No plan to handle the luxury tax says official
A Washington Star quote reports: the official says there is no plan to address the luxury tax. He notes after paying the regular tax there is no money left for luxuries. The exchange highlights fiscal frustrations and policy debate.
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Washington Star
Counter Attack and Shopping Plan Revealed
Mrs Maxwell tells John she will drive into the city for a little shopping after outlining strategic plans. The dialogue hints at a counter attack to follow the drive, with playful military metaphor framing domestic errands.
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John
Last and Best Number of Lyceum Course
Friday event listed as April 25 at one dollar admission. The item notes a single performance or offering from the Lyceum program.
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Lyceum
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Mrs. Ate
Glen Station
Schubert Sextette
Young
A. A. Corum
Harry Martin
Scoits
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Erekeke EH
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Montana Auto Supply Co
Dillon, Montana
Dillon Oil Company
Andeus Hotel
Montana
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