Centennial Valley School Watch and Local Happenings
Miss Sutherland arrives to inspect valley schools as Charlie Montgomery becomes Jones school trustee. Families move in from Kansas City area with livestock and equipment. Local workers seek haying staff. frost and snow slow plowing. Attendance rises to 17 as Campbell and Corum children enroll this week. Livestock shipments and ranch plans account for spring activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konida
Dillon
Camp Lewis
Mr. Sisterson
Otto Mull
Robert Sisterson
Sulphur Springs
Idaho
X. F. Moffitt
Campbell and Corum
Apex News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Meetings
W E Stinson visited with friends last Sunday. Cal Morrison plans a move to Divide then Big Hole basin, with Mrs Morrison remaining in Apex. H A Selby also moves to the Big Hole basin for the season. Red Cross will meet at the school house Saturdays. A busy camp near Hogback attracts visitors from Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apex
W. E. Stinson
S. F. McClean
A. C. Hood
Dillon
W. R. Hyland
Sam
Cal Morrison
Divide
Big Hole Basin
Mrs. Morrison
H. A. Selby
Big Hole
The
Red Cross
A. Sutherland
Butte
Hogback
Carl Beardslee
Spring seeding progresses and new homestead near Dillon
McHessor News reports dry shiners nearly finished with spring seeding and winter wheat looking promising. Joe Hayden visits Sheridan and Twin Bridges to complete proof before Commissioner Knight. Orin Wilcomb’s new two story six room house nears completion. Kennedy builds and plants yard with trees. Rood and Schmidt families visit Wilcomb ranch on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Wm. Rood
K. I. Schmidt
Wilcomb Ranch
Local Notes From Reichle P O April 24
Miss Lucille Sharkey rushed to Butte for her father’s illness and returned as he improved. Dillon visitors include Mr and Mrs Stephen Kambich and Mr and Mrs Gus Fitschen. Ladies Social Club gathered at Mrs Hartwig's with Mrs John Waters’ guest. Liberty bonds were widely purchased in the drive. The Nikel family came back from Butte with their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jenkin
Butte
Gus Fitschen
Julius Hartwig
Henry Nikel
Grant News Notes Family Illness Travel and Local Plans
Herman Peterson unable to attend school this week due to a bad cold. Mrs. Matt Kay travels to Salt Lake City to visit her daughter Agnes at St Marys academy. Mr. and Mrs. James Elmose visit Butte. A show and dance in the new hall promises a large crowd Saturday night. Farmers enjoy fine weather and work, breaking ground, plowing, harrowing, and finishing touches for this year’s seeding and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Herman Peterson
John Peterson
Matt Kay
Salt Lake City
Agnes
St. Mary’s Academy
James Elmose
Butte
Sheridan School Board Organized with Thomas as Chairman
The new Sheridan school board was organized with J. H. Thomas as chairman succeeding W. H. Foster. Trustees are J. H. Thomas Wilbur Marsh and J. F. Oakwood with K. J. Kirkpatrick as clerk. Professors and teachers were retained or re-elected with salaries noted. Madison County surpassed its Liberty Loan goal, raising 235000 against a 107000 quota, earning an honor flag. Myron and Frank Baril visited the Bullerdick farm party. plans were made for their Friday departure with Mr. and Mrs. Bullerdick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
French
Madison County
Myron
Frank Baril
Twin Bridges News Notes Local Obituaries and Events
Judge P P Gould dies after six weeks in St James hospital. Leo Baril missing in Franc, family contingent for Camp Lewis. Funeral attended by Olson Edwards Rhodes Anstice. George Baril at Camp Lewis, M S C L of Twin Bridges, Van in Tacoma. Local society visits and charity efforts reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Frank Baril
Éail
Leo
20Th
Engineering Corps
Olson
Mary Edwards
Wm. Rhodes
Anstice
P. P. Gould
Twin Bridges
Gould
St. James Hospital
M.S
C. L
Van
Tacoma
George
Len Hodges
Edministon
Dillon
Barnes
Helena
Montana Children’s Homes Society
Dan,Mackey
Methodist Aid Society
L. C. Edwards
Butte
Laura
Walter Ellinghouse
Ellinghouse
Maurice ‘Moore
Edgar Rife
Glass Found in Food In Only One Case
The Public Information Committee reports investigations of more than 200 cases show glass found in food in only one instance. Fort Smith Arkansas bakery employee maliciously filled a loaf with glass destined for an orphanage, causing lip injuries to several orphans. no serious harm.
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Committee On Public Information
The
Food Administration
Fort Smith, Ark
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Centennial
Valley At
Spencer
Tyaho
Stephen Kambich, Jr
Carl
Julson
Karl Beehrer
Elsie Garrison
John Lenkersdorfer
Grasshopper
Apex News
KEEL
McHessor News
Glen News
Scheekeskedelke
Ssl
Meney American
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N.J
Grant News
Sheridan News
Ted
Als
Montana Auto Supply Company
Montana
America
Verre Sen Vaaw
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