Sheridan Woman's Library club meets amid reports and plans
The Sheridan Woman's Library club held its regular meeting with a letter urging support for bills on women jury service and prohibition. Lectures covered the history and progress of women’s clubs. A 10 mill school levy passed, and local officials discussed Centennial valley road construction.
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Sheridan
Sheridan Woman’s Library Club
Cardwell
George Foster
Foster
McNulty
Harry Foster
G. W. Rightenour
Local winter revels and visits in Polaris valley
Ranchers stack ice in two weeks of warm weather as a string of social gatherings fills January. Parties at F S ranch and Pyle home celebrate birthdays with dancing and a large guest list including Mrs Olive Harrison and Mrs Onie Crook. A toboggan ride ends with a dramatic 47 foot flight. Beaverhead pasture trips and Dillon visits follow.
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Polaris
F. S. Ranch
E. A. Marchesseau
Hollis Harrison
Onie ‘Crook
Ed. Farley
Dillon
Armstead
Pyle Home Ranch
Marcellus Pyle
Olive M. Harrison
J. A. Marchesseau
Mary Sheppard
Onie Crook
George H. Harrison
J. J. Brown
Verne Runyan
Dovn H. Judge
Agnes Carey
Helen Judge
Carl L. Knoll
Ted Marcheseau
Johnny Knoll
S. M. Starr
Harry Gourley
Elmer Hays
Emerson Brown
Stanley Starr
Clare
Frank
Tom Judge
George A. Pyle
Kid. Parley
Iikhorn
F. B. Felt
Dewey Marchesseau
Andy Hays
Leon Beese
Pahnish Livestock Co
Beaverhead
Guy Gray
W. S. Tash
Horse Prairie
Russell Harrison
Carl G. Knoll
Frieda Knoll
Geo. Judge
James Brown
Harrison Kellum
Armstead Social Roundup Shares Visits and Plans
Mrs John Mullen visited Columbus Montana with her mother for two weeks. Local men Ames Nugent Panion Mullen and Ball attended a Dillon basketball game. Parker Scott drove to Dillon. The Inn hosted a Neighbors gathering with a towel shower for Harold Robinson and a Valentine party planned. Mrs F A Kenison hosts Neighbors February 19. Sophia Guyaz and Mrs F A Kenison mentioned.
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Armstead
John Mullen
Columbus
Mont
Smith M Ames
Tom Nugent
Tony Panion
Elroy Ronhom
Tom Ball
Dillon
Parker Scott
Dellar Gordon
Harold Robinson
Sophia Guyaz
F. A. Ken
Night Cough Quickly Relieved Poorly Worded Ad Copy
Henry W. Webb of Quincy II reports severe night coughing improved after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. One dose brought relief and a full night of rest. The advertisement notes no opiates and refuses substitutes. Carried by Potts the druggist.
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H. W. Webb
Quincy
Foley
Potts
Farm bargains near Dillon Montana for sale and exchange
Two irrigated 120 acre farms near Dillon offered with easy terms. A 480 acre sheep ranch with forest permit, works with a hand. Equipment included. Client has 150 tons of hay for sale with open water and good feeding facilities. Small town farm offered for exchange for a Dillon home. Contact Newman at the Dillon Hotel Dillon Montana.
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Dillon
Co. C
Newman
Montana
Splendid Bun Galows and Homes Forsale in Dillon
Real estate ad offers several modern bun galows and homes in Dillon Montana. A five room bungalow on North Pacific at 4400 dollars with easy terms, an elegant six room bungalow on Atlantic at 8000 dollars, another seven room home on South Atlantic at 6250 dollars with easy payments. A furnished house for rent on South Atlantic at 35 dollars per month. Contact C C Newman at the Dillon Hotel.
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North Pacific
Atlantic
South Atlantic
C. C. Newman
Dillon
Dillon, Mont
Groundhog Shadow Folklore and Weather Hints
The piece notes groundhog lore about six more weeks of winter depending on whether the groundhog emerges at noon. It suggests sun exposure matters for predicting winter and implies observers should consult a weather prophet. The tone reflects a playful, seasonal weather observation.
Extinct New Zealand bird yields stones with thinned remains
A discarded carcass reveals hard pebbles used to grind food, which persisted as the body decayed. A lucky finder now sometimes discovers a precious stone amid the stones. The National Flag Code Committee, with over 200 patriotic groups, protests flags made in Japan for running colors when wet, comparing them to Bolshevik Russia.
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New Zealand
National Flag Code Committee
Japan
Russia
United States
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F. A.kemps
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Elroy ‘Ronholm
Chrysler Marwell Motor Corps
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Trocadero
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Scott & Decker
Tribune Book
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Armstead News
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Groundhog
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Kirshbaum Coats