Sheridan Couple Wed on Thanksgiving Morning 1923
Glen Marsh and Marybelle Shaw quietly married at the Sheridan parsonage on Thanksgiving morning November 29 1923. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Iva F Rankin in the presence of Vernon and Dorothy Marsh. The bride daughter of C E Shaw will continue teaching in Sheridan schools while the groom comes from the Marsh family of Sheridan. After a Thanksgiving dinner at the parental home the couple left for Butte and Harlowtown to visit relatives. The report notes a grateful season with rains aiding irrigation and livestock markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Sheridan
E. D. Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Wilbur Marsh
Harvey Marsh
Dillon
William Daniels
Dorothy Marsh
Butte
Marsh Ranch
F. D. Marsh
William Linkendorfer
M. O. Robertson
Mason City
Nebraska
Walter Ellinghouse
R. A. Richter
Mr. Robertson
Thanksgiving Festivities Reported at Centennial Valley
Thanksgiving day featured school 4u entertainment organized by Miss Mary Brock with a large dinner, Allen Buck donating a roast pig, and Olivier Upham leading declamations. Mrs. William OConnor hosted a dinner for fifteen with elaborate dishes, including a ten pound goose, oysters, cranberry sauce, and pumpkin pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Mary Brock
Olivier Upham
Olmier Upham
William O’connor
Tuck Jones
Leona
Albert
J. H. Buck
Fred J. Hanson
L, KE. Culver
Freeman Marble
Thanksgiving dance at Fred Clarks on Ed Roe Place
A surprise Thanksgiving dance drew a large crowd from the valley Monida and Lake Idaho at Fred Clarks on the Ed Roe place. A basket supper preceded late morning dancing and morning light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clark
Ed. Roe
Monida
Lake
Idaho
Tom Fairbanks
Cecil Wetmore
James Hanson
Fred Hanson
Mrs
Bray Company
Nelson Ranch
al. Forsyth
Mary Metzel
Allen Buck
Frank Parish
Lakeview
Tuck Jones
J. H. Buck
Culver
Granger
Melrose Presbyterian Sabbath Services Schedule
The Melrose Presbyterian Church invites the community to Sabbath school at 3 15 p m and preaching at 4 15 p m led by Minister Philip J May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Presbyterian
Church
Philip J. May
Mrs Jack Keenan Hosts Birthday Gathering Near Apex
Mrs. Jack Keenan north of Dillon entertained friends on Mr Keenan's birthday. Five hundred card play followed by a lunch. Attendance included Mr. and Mrs. Bourquin, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. L Anderson Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. McAdams, Mr. and Mrs. Sotters, James Guidici, Mr. and Mrs. Temple, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen of Apex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apex
Jack Keenan
Dillon
Mr. Keenan
Bourquin
Davis
L. Anderson
McAdams
Sotters
James Guidici
Temple
Miller
Mrs. Allen
Pilgrims Themed School Program Delights Aide Visiters
A small school under Miss Thykesen presented a Thanksgiving program with dialogue integrating songs recitations and topics about the Pilgrims. Visitors enjoyed the event and the school noted good attendance and refreshments. Tests by Miss Roe showed varied results with a few high achievers. The junior Audubon Bird Club was reorganized as To Bluebird Audubon Club with Jesse Miller president Alice Baker secretary and Johnnie Christensen treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Thykesen
Jesse Miller
Alice Baker
Salome Schleicker
Bertha Underhill Tops Western Stock Show Judging
Bertha Underhill, a California Agriculture College coed, defeated fifty men to win best cattle judge at the Western Stock Show in Portland Oregon scoring 937 of 1000 points. She is a city bred girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Underhill
California Agriculture College
Portland
Ore
Dairying a Big Business and Local Oil Drilling Notes
Beaverhead High School notes dairy farming as a huge national industry with a 1923 farm value of over three billion dollars and 24 million cows producing 11.5 billion gallons of milk. It highlights per capita milk consumption growth, dairy product demand, and the role of the dairy dollar. The piece also mentions cow stock improvements and farm management, and reports oil leasing efforts by the Ohio Oil company on Fort Belknap land and new wells near Sandusky and Bitter Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Adub
Big Timber
San Francisco
Harlem
Ohio Oil Company
Fort Belknap Reservation
Ohio
Sandusky
Winter Coughs and Colds Ad
At this season coughs and colds are prevalent. Be prepared with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and take a dose at the first sign to prevent a serious ailment. Get the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar Compound from Potts the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Barnyard Manure and Its Effect on Crops and Soil
A Beaverhead County High School Agriculture note explains barnyard manure as a nitrogen rich, potash heavy fertilizer needing management to limit ammonia loss. It advises fresh manure for heavy soils and well rotted for light soils, frequent light applications, and combining manure with commercial fertilizer for best results.
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Ois Tapes
Sheridan News
State
Montana
Great West
Episcopal Guild
Edith Schome
Browning
Blackfoot
E. A. Schome
Centennial Valley
Tor
Particu
LARLY
The
Diljon Tribune
Bond Grocery Co
Apex School Notes
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Shelby
Bitter Creek
Hiram Johnson
California
President Coolidge
Chicago
Washington
Wm. Wrigley
Chewing Gum
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Pes
Department of Agriculture
Purdue University
Agricultural Department
Beaverhead County
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