Local notes from Reichle and Melrose bridge tally Christmas spirit
Reichle news from December 17 1913 reports Frank Fassler and others visiting Melrose Lost Creek and Butte. A county survey of river bridges accompanies cattle movements from Big Hole to Beaverhead stock plants. Christmas reflections close the item with bereavement and matchmaking notes.
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Reichle
Frank Fassler
Melrose
Lost Creek
Carl Hartwig
John Hansen
Butte
Lettenmaier Ranch
Hugh Hall
Dillon
Charles Barnaby
Literary Club
Vr. McLean
Thad Mauz
Maidenrock
Richard Adders
McCauley Brothers
Roy
Warren Hughes
George Patton
Glen Lewis
R. Peterson
Big Hole
Beaverhead
William Hack
Naturalization record and local society notes in Big Hole Basin
Chas. Feder and Alec Peterson returned from Dillon with naturalization papers and plan to listen to political overtures. A farewell party honored Ollie Powell at her residence, with many local schoolmates. the Powells will winter in Boise. Mrs. Leonard of the Dudley ranch had a minor accident driving home from Wisdom. no serious injuries. News notes—Mr. and Mrs. Reece Armitage welcome a baby girl. The Woodworths and Mrs. Charlie Francis attended the Eastern Stars in Dillon and visited Butte for Shriners. Allan Spencer drove from Dillon to Jackson in a 1912 Cadillac with J. E. Morse to survey ranches. Jack Romain arranged a party in the afternoon. A remark ends noting Feasibility doubts about the park-to-park boulevard.
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Chas. Feder
Alec Peterson
Dillon
Ollie Powell
Powell
Wisdom
Big Hole River
Reece Armitage
Reece
Geo. Woodworth
Charlie Francis
Mr. Francis
Butte
Shriners
Allan Spencer
Jackson
J. E. Morse
Jack Romain
Lakeview Rod and Gun Club Practice Shoot Noted
A small Lakeview group from the Lakeview Rod and Gun club met on Sunday December 7 for a practice shoot. The score from the rural shooters was favorable enough to merit mention in Centennial Valley reporting from Lakeview.
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Lakeview
Kalispell Short Course At Farmer Institute
Miss Edith McDowell will oversee foods and cookery at the Farmer’s Short Course in Kalispell from December 29 to January 26. The Kalispell High School hosts the institute. Miss Bettes shared an engaging convocation story last Wednesday. The Normal girls celebrate a soon to be finished skating rink. Senior dinner honored Miss Helen Clark with toasts by Prof. Garver, Miss Collins, and Miss Clark. The table featured purple and white, with freshmen aiding. Mrs. Jackson hosted Miss Weigan’s guest with candle lighting and wishes. Angie Andres plans Christmas at home after illness. Christmas vacation runs Friday noon to January 6. few students will stay in the dorm. A special car will transport students Friday. Faculty traveling during vacation includes Miss McDowell to Kalispell, Mr. Scott to Seattle, Miss Ketchum to Helena, Miss Herrick to Billings, and misses Hatch, Bettes, Mrs. Kress, Profs. Mosher and Monroe staying. Miss Weigand plans teaching in Billings next year. Carl Schmidt expects Helena parents to visit for Christmas at Mrs. Mosher’s home. The German club elected officers: Davies president, Morgan secretary, Spencer vice-president. German storytelling and refreshment. Miss Olive and Maisie Marchesseau plan vacation dances, sleigh rides, and skating at Polaris with invited friends. Mrs. Kress entertained the Normal faculty. The German club schedules a post‑holiday program with a Cinderella by Mrs. Davies, then German stories and songs. Last Saturday the Freshman class enjoyed a Christmas party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mosher with prizes from a decorated tree.
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Edith McDowell
Kalispell
Bettes
Helen Clark
Garver
Beatrice Collins
Miss Clark
Jackson
Miss Weigand
Angie Andres
Dillon
Miss McDowell
Scott
Seattle
Miss Ketchum
Helena
Miss Herrick
Billings
Hatch
Kress
E. R. Mosher
Davies
Mayme Morgan
Ray Spencer
Drummond
Carroll and Morgan
Olive
Maisie Marchesseau
Polaris
Helen Finch
Annie Simms
Jean
Marguerite Pendergast
Margaret Carroll
Joe
Charles Carroll
Fred Finch
Supper Scene at Mosher Home Social
In the small hours a cafeteria supper concluded an evening hosted by Mrs. Mosher. Guests included Miss Roe Pendergast Carroll Hildreth Tressler Showe Johnson Marchesseau Adams Masters and Messrs Mosher and Carl Schmidt with the hostess presiding.
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Mosher
Guarding Against Croup With Foley's Honey and Tar
A Middleton Georgia reader praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the best safeguard against croup. He says his children are prone to colds and croup and that the remedy provides prompt relief and quick recovery. Potts, the local druggist, notes its home use to prevent croup.
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Foley
P. H. Ginn
Middleton
Potts
Bob Ferguson
Pine Street
Green Bay
Wis
Celebrated Irish Baritone at Dillon Methodist Church
C E Rowden, renowned Irish baritone, performed for a small, appreciative Dillon audience with accompanist Miss Ethel Terry. The program included Enid Arden and the duo's blend of voice and piano drew enthusiastic applause. a later Dillon engagement could be possible.
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C. E. Rowden
Methodist
Mr. Rowden
Dillon
Enoch Arden
Better Spelling Contest Rules Adopted by County Institute
The county institute adopted contest rules for a state level spelling event next May. Requirements include selecting 50 words from two pages, each pupil spelling at least two words before downing, and a three-person panel of judges to resolve disputes. Prizes are 20, 15, 10 and 5 dollars.
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Institute of Teacher of
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C. C. Crider
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John Gordon
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