Deer pursued by three in hunt ends with fatal shot
In Medicine Lodge on November 29 a two year old doe wandered from sheep to Craver ranch. Three hunters fired. the deer was struck near the heart and died. Dispute over who fired the fatal shot centers on Mr Craver W E Brearly and James Allaways. All will apparently share the venison on Thanksgiving as the village reflects on the hunt and looks forward to more.
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Tribune
Medicine Lodge
Craver
Mr. Craver
W. E. Brearly
James Allaways
Tom Cooper
Thanksgiving Dinners Mark Redrock Holiday Tales
Thanksgiving feasts fill Redrock homes with Mrs. E Hill hosting a dinner for Mesdames Ward J B Hill Misses Pearl Ward Katharin Haines and Messrs Ward J B Hill Tom Dan Tracey Ethridge Ward Other households host guests including Mrs Richard Fisder Harve McKnight Virgil Ray and Tom Ray The week features club meetings Mrs Ed Roe and a cattle shipment from Great Falls to the Prairie with winter feeding by H B Brown Ducks bagged before the game law.
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Redrock
E. Hill
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Mesdames Ward
J. B. Hill
Pearl Ward
Katharin Haines
Messrs Ward
Tom and
Dan Tracey
Ethridge Ward
Richard Fisder
Harve McKnight
Virgil
Tom Ray
Ed Roe
Edward Ames
J.B. Hill
J. W. Scott
Son Parke
Richard Fielder
Bedrock
McCartney
Great Falls
H. B. Brown
Chas. Hill
Emerson Hill
Mrs. McBride
Boise
Salmon
Portland
Smith Ames
Edith Decker
Miss Decker
Dillon
Thanksgiving Quiet in Willis Area Residents Celebrate
Thanksgiving passed quietly in Willis as residents shared time with relatives and visited nearby towns. Local activities include Mr A Browne and family visiting Twin Bridges, Lee Lewis moving a 92 head cattle lot for Butte Butchering Co, and carload movements from Carter ranch to the Glendale vicinity.
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Butte
Frank Tate
Hilara
Carter Ranch
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G. Dart
Glendale
Miss Pearl
Maud Joy
Dillon
Dave Woodside
Steve Kambich
Polaris Road Improvements Bring Countywide Benefit
Jerry Hopper reports Bedrock Montana area roads improved by Polaris effort with bridges and graded slopes boosting property values and public access. He notes winter cold, telephoning growth, local business activity Blair Sheser Craver and sheep salt trade, OES news in Twin Bridges, and staff moves including Manning and Kirby visits.
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The
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Blair & Sheser
T. B. Craver
Mr. C
Dell Seasonal Snow Deepens as Town Sees Changes
Special to Tripune reports heavier mountain snow than six months, Dell residents note. The store passed to a new merchant, Mr. Garr, who retires but will keep the post office. Local updates include travel, a successful dance, new blacksmith shop plans, illnesses, and a noted warm spell.
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Dell
Garr
H.C. Patterson
Salt Lake
Elaborate Barkell Party Celebrates Ernest Birthday
The Barkell home on the Jefferson near Iron Rod hosted a refined party for Ernest Barkell on his twenty first birthday. About twenty five guests enjoyed progressive whist, a luncheon, and prizes including a water set for Miss Gertha Warman and a wedge-wood cigar holder for Guyer Cornforth. The event ended with dancing and well wishes for Ernest and his hosts.
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Jas. Barkell
Jefferson
Iron Rod
Ernest
Gertha Warman
Guyer Cornforth
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Pretty Brush Pocket for Hygienic Hair Care
A blue linen brush pocket sewn with French dots offers a hygienic Christmas gift. It features scalloped edges, knot stitch, feather stitch, and ribbon looped corners, with a five and a half inch deep brush pocket and a center fold for symmetrical sides.
Handkerchief Gifts Rise In Fashionable Lace Work
The craft of making handkerchiefs as gifts grows rapidly with lace trims across styles. Brussels and Valenciennes laces, insertion rows, and delicate embroidery decorate simple 6 inch square glove handkerchiefs, offering elegant, low hem work and intricate vine motifs, though embroidery remains the most demanding and strenuous.
Theology and the Roman Church in Medieval Europe
The essay traces early European belief in a Great Spirit and sacred forests, then argues that Roman Catholicism preserved Christianity through a continuous tradition. It contrasts Catholic central authority with Protestant reforms, noting the influence of medieval theology on sustaining faith across eras and continents.
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Middlefages
Servetus
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Salem
Latin America
America
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Beaverhead County Commission Finishes Week with Inspections
Beaverhead county commissioners led by W. M. Oliver audit bills and petitions during December session at the courthouse. They plan to decide major matters this afternoon and tomorrow after inspecting the county farm and reviewing bids for farm keep and county charges for the next year.
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Beaverhead County
W. M. Oliver
William Montgomery
David D. McKnight
Court House
Panama Canal Workmen Get Bible and Card Gifts
Chairman Shonts buys many Bibles and playing cards for Panama canal workers and plans to distribute them with great liberality among the employees.
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Panama Canal
Served His Time
Deer Lodge inmate Thomas Burns aged 65 who was serving a life sentence for the 1890 killing of Patrick Mills in Anaconda was found dead in his cell Tuesday morning.
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Deer Lodge
Thomas Burns
Patrick Mills
Anaconda
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