Stone Creek Christmas Preparations and Local Moves
The Odo club met with Mrs John Sorenson to prepare candy sacks for the Christmas tree at Stone Creek school. Mrs Lallie plans to return December 22 to Los Angeles after a visit with her mother Mrs Sweeney. Miss Julia Bray will spend vacation at Bray ranch on Stone Creek. A dance with the Whitbeck orchestra was held at the Stone Creek school house Friday night. Harry Sewell from Oklahoma plans to locate nearby. Miss Neil Gillis returns from Butte for Christmas. Mrs Mildred Courtney leaves Saturday for vacation with her parents in Butte. Mr and Mrs Ward McVey go to the Gallatin for winter. Oscar Ganver returns from Somerset Kentucky with wife to stay until spring.
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Odo Club
John Sorenson
Stone Creek
Lallie
Los Angeles
California
Sweeney
B. F. Johnson
Iowa
Johnson
Julia Bray
Bray Ranch
Whitbeck Orchestra
Harry Sewell
Oklahoma
Neil Gillis
Butte
Mildred Courtney
Ward McVey
The
Gallatin
Oscar Ganver
Somerset
Kentucky
Christmas entertainment plans form at Apex school house
A meeting was held at the school house on Sunday to plan a Christmas program and practice songs. The event will be at the Haining house with a following after entertainment. All are invited to attend Friday night December 22 and bring lunch.
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Apex
Haining House
T. A. Bryan
Dillon
W. R. Hyland
Robin Wishart
McClean Brothers
Business
W. H. Conner
Mr. Hyland
E. Hauge
T. H. DuBois
Butte Tuedsay
Mary DuBois
Lodge Names Officers and Initiation Slated for 90 Days
The lodge re elects Ball W V P Green J A Green as chaplain and secretary Peter Jensen as secretary with A F Chapde lain re elected treasurer I G J N Taylor C G E W Nelson and John Nelson as trustees The lodge reports 30 candidates to initiate and a 90 day dispensation for reduced rates Visiting members are invited to attend. Funeral of Miss Mabel McCrea held near Sheridan conducted by Rev Fred Anstice with a quartet and neighbors as pallbearers. Deceased aged 33 grew up on the farm and died after care at Mayo Rochester Minn Will McCrea family from Missoula attended. Death of Hyridman father left for Seattle service held there Tuesday Hyndman family mourns. Mrs Mary Nesbitt honored at 87th birthday dinner hosted by her daughter and granddaughter Downing with several local women joining.
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Mabel McCrea
Sheridan
Fred Anstice
Harry Foster
Delilah Raymond
Fred Lueck, Jr
Dalphine Kalgren
Lewis Hermesmyer
Mryon Baril
Chas
James
George Duncan
McCrea
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Will McCrea
Missoula
Miss McCrea
Seattle
Hyridman
Hyptiman
Community Christmas Dance Draws Visitors from Nearby Towns
Reichle residents stay busy as Melrose Dillon Apex and Butte visitors attend a Saturday dance. Wayne Cummins and Niel Cummins travel from Butte. four deer were bagged on a hunting trip by Herman Blunk and Niel Cummins. Other guests include John Peterson Eugene Molleur Pat Smith and Mr and Mrs Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Dillon
Apex
Wayne
Niel Cummins
Butte
Herman Blunk
John Peterson
Eugene Molleur
Reichle
Pat Smith
Dr. Lee
Fred Randall
Dan Tritt
Christmas Gathering and Local Visits In Dillon
Local residents attended multiple errands and visits in Dillon on Tuesday with entries noting Jack Karen and Carey, Mrs Joy, Mrs M Green, Miss Mary Hughes, Miss Irma Cumming, and Mr Brigman. The Ladies Social club hosts a Christmas tree event next Friday at the hall with Rev W F Treiber expected to attend. May the editor and readers enjoy a happy Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Karen
Carey
Dillon
R.joy
M. Green
L. R.” Poote
Julius Hartwig
Melrose
Mary Hughes
Everting
Irma Cumming
Whitehall
Brigman
Butte
W. .F. Treiber
Cattle and Livestock Receipts Show Slow Trade
Cattle receipts moved slowly as traders noted a weak market. Pigs sold from 88.00 to 8.50 with bulk around 8.25. Sheep remained steady with little change amid packer exhaustion. Valley lambs gained 25 cents to 9.75, while Monday offerings were limited to 100 head of mixed stock. Yearlings sold up to 8.75, best ewes at 7.25.
Wilson Sets Stage For Peace Terms Amid War Clouds
Diplomatic observers report war-fever easing as President Wilson acts to open dialogue. British officials cannot explain the move while German ambassador Count von Bernstorff predicts a conference. Secretary Lansing plans a clarifying statement after a White House meeting. German quarters foresee peace negotiations.
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Wilson
Count von Bernstorff
Lansing
State Department
White House
Original Bannack mine touted as coming northwest bonanza
A Butte Mining Review feature profiles the Original Bannack property at Bannack Montana as a major future producer. It cites 20000 tons ready to ship at a profit of 10 dollars per ton with ore carrying 4 to 5 percent copper and $2 gold per ton. Prospects envision 50000 tons more ore at the same grade, rails being prepared for early freight under manager John Cowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Butte Mining Review
Bannack
Northwest
Bannack Company
Ment
John F. Cowan
John Cowan
Original Bannack Mine Hopes To Mil One Day
The Original Bannack mine claims to house rich copper ore with potential to become a major producer. President Lorenzo Price and secretary Eugene F. Moberly head a nine claim estate located near Armstead and the Oregon Short Line, about thirty miles from Dillon in Beaverhead County Montana.
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Butte
Original
Bannack
United States
Walker Copper
California
Cowan
Lorenzo Price
Original Bannack
Eugene F. Moberly
Armstead Station
Ahs
Oregon Short Line Railway
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Monitayi
Married Money and the Quiet Union of Work and Wives
In a London Tit-Bits tale a benedict greets a friend and reveals his recent marriage. He explains he left the shop after his wife, head of her department, earned more than a week, choosing to retire and keep house. The exchange notes that women may have their way in sensible matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
London
Flying Predictions Through the Ages
The fragment notes Friar Bacon in 1273 predicting flying would become general practice and Bishop Wilkins in 1652 foreseeing that people will request wings for travel as often as boots, illustrating historical belief in human flight.
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Friar Bacon
Wilkins
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H. H. Sato
Sebree and
Montana
Stone Creek News
Apex News
Sheridan News
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Glen News
Martha Beehrer
S. Culpepper
WAR
Merry Christmas
Land
Mountain ‘States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Victor
Columbia
Edison
Pathe
Kupfer Drug Company
FOR Life Insurance
C.T- Magnus
the Mutual Life Insurance CO
New York
America
Bannack Street
OLD State Bank Bldc
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