Local News Favors School Nurses and Excursion Plans
The Shakespeare club voted in favor of a bill allowing schools to hire nurses and arranged to publish their work. Athletic director McCandless organizes a possible February 20 excursion to Butte for 100 supporters to attend the high school game. The Corner Cigar Store and Boone real estate office undergo major interior remodelling to create a larger, unified space and an improved display.
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Shakespeare Club
J. H. Gilbert
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Oscar Wilde
Lady Wildermere
McCandless
Dillon
Butte
Boone Real Estate
Cigar Store
St James Church SeMgesima Sunday Services
St James Church announces SeMgesima Sunday Holy Communion at 7 30 a m church school at 9 45 a m morning prayer at 11 a m evening prayer at 7 30 p m Litany and Bible study Friday at 7 30 p m Lent begins Wednesday Feb 21 Lee H Young rector
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Lee H. Young
Saginaw Mine Progress Report Stated by Hoisting Engineer
W J Pendergast the hoisting engineer for the Saginaw mine told the Big Hole Basin News that three sixes and four fours are used hauling ore. Most workers are in stoping new ground with only three actively mining. The three miners extract seven to eight tons daily from the 300 foot level of good ore.
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Saginaw
Ww. J. Pendergast
Pendisgauz
Hard Wind Threatens Stock In Centennial Valley
Bert Williams reports four days of relentless wind in the Centennial valley made feeding impossible. Hay blown away by gusts left cattle sheltering in willows along streams until the storm subsided.
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Bert. Williams
Centennial Valley
Armstead Postmistress enjoys warm California trip
Mrs. Lottie Kimmel the Armstead postmistress reports a winter vacation in Los Angeles. She has met 25 Beaverhead county residents and notes warm, beautiful weather while hoping folks at home are not freezing.
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Lottie Kimmel
Armstead
Los Angeles
California
Beaverhead County
Recital at Normal College Delights Evening Audience
A musical recital by pupils of Miss Edith Hatch, head of the college music department, drew an attentive audience at Normal college auditorium last Friday night. Each number received enthusiastic applause. A further recital is planned for next Friday at the same venue.
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Normal College
Edith Hatch
Dr Grant Finch Goes to Helena for Geography Research
Dr Grant E Finch of the Normal Training school departed Wednesday for Helena to gather data for the geographical supplement to be used in Montana schools. He will also attend to matters related to teachers certificates while there.
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Helena
Grant E. Finch
Normal Training School
Montana
Shipped Horses To Montana Markets
L. E. McNinch of Dell shipped 60 head of horses to Laurel Montana for the Billings spring horse market. Previous Friday R. A. Downs shipped 51 head of mares and geldings bought from John Peterson of Red Rock to Havre.
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L. E. McNinch
Dell
Laurel
Montana
Billings Spring
R. A. Downs
John Peterson
Red Rock
Havre
Sunday School and Lincoln Birthday Program Outline
Sunday school at 9 50 a m led by Prof Robert Clark superintendent preaching by pastor HG Humphrey at 11 o clock am Epworth League gathering at 6 30 pm Lincoln birthday program scheduled for 7 30 pm events listed for the day with times and leaders in a church notice.
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Robert Clark
Humphrey
Epworth
Lincoln
Stock Inspector Audits 55 Steers for Salt Lake City Shipment
Last Saturday Will Lovell, the stock inspector, inspected 55 head of steers at Monida. The cattle were bought by George Heiner of Salt Lake City from Dwight Noonan of the Centennial valley and were shipped to Salt Lake City.
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Will Lovell
Monida
George Heiner
Salt Lake City
Dwight Noonan
Centennial Valley
Recital by Gregory Pupils Graces Baptist Church
A Saturday night recital at the Baptist church featured music pupils of L. A. Gregory. The church was nearly filled with relatives and friends as the performers acquitted themselves creditably.
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Baptist Church
L. A. Gregory
Senator Featherly Grimly Ushers Adjournment Funeral
Senator Geo R Featherly spent the weekend at home during the legislature adjournment caused by the funeral of the late Jerry J Flanigan representative from Silver Bow county.
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Geo. R. Featherly
Jerry J. Flanigan
Silver Bow County
Chevrolet Offers Powerful Valve-in Head Motor
The Chevrolet line features a valve-in head motor touted as powerful and versatile. T. D. Moran acts as agent for the model.
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Chevrolet
T. D. Moran
Fre mont Cash Store Incorporation Filed in Idaho
Articles of incorporation filed with the county clerk reveal a new corporation named Fremont Cash Store with $100,000 capital. Principal places of business are Dillon and Dubois, Idaho, backed by Idaho and Dillon capital, with a prominent Dillon businessman as a founder. The store will open in Dubois, Idaho, not Dillon, contrary to reports.
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Fremont
Dillon
Dubois
Idaho
Dillon Capital
Butte
Rumors of Fourth Bank in Dillon Hinge on Incomplete Arrangements
A Tribune report notes early groundwork for a fourth Dillon bank but says plans remain unsettled. A Tribune representative met promoters, who shared the story but pledged not to publish details until formal arrangements are finalized.
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Dillon
TR Bune
Troop A Returns to Helena for Muster Out
Troop A of the Montana cavalry on duty at the Mexican border passed through Dillon en route to Helena to be mustered out. Thirty men and four officers returned, while others remained in the south. Only two reportedly joined the regular army.
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Montana Cavalry Organization
Dillon
Helena
South
Regular Army
Court room addition bid approved for spring project
Wemple and Holtz won the contract to build a jurors room in the courthouse for 1319. Tom Leubben bought the Geo R Metlen property on South Pacific street. Mrs. Alex Williamson bought the Wedum cottage. W H Keller bought the John Smith place on South Pacific street. Lucille Gracier, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lute D Gracier of Arcata California, died suddenly news unsure.
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County’ Commissioners
Wemple and Holtz
Tom Leubben
Geo. R. Metlen
South Pacific Street
Alex Williamson
Wedum
W. H. Keller
John Smith
Sadie Gracier
Lucille
Lute D. Gracier
Arcata
Calif
Lawrence Alberson Wed At Presbyterian Church
Miss Alitee Mae Lawrence and Mr. Charles N. Alberson were married Wednesday evening at 6:30 at the Presbyterian church in Twin Bridges. The ceremony used the ring service with Reverend R. Washington Burton officiating.
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Presbyterian Church
Alitee Mae Lawrence
Charles N. Alberson
Twin Bridges
R. Washington Burton
Night meeting of Redmen to set price at Day Hall
A local meeting of the Hipproved Order of Redmen will be held at Day Hall next Monday to discuss the price of weed for a recursion. The public is invited and spectators expected.
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Redmen
Evening Social Event Brightens Leisure for Members
An informal gathering organized by Last Lcovevay featured Miss Julia Anette leading activities. Attendees enjoyed a lively evening of games with refreshments served at the end.
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Julia Anette
Ladies Nid society meets at Metho dist church Thursday
The Ladies Nid society of the Metho dist church will meet in the lecture room Thursday afternoon Feb 15. They will be entertained by Mrs. Birkpatrick, Mrs. Runibaugh and Mrs. Stahl.
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Ladies Nid Society of the Methodist Church
Birkpatrick
Runibaugh
Stahl
Baptist Aid Society Entertained at Rathbone Home
Yesterday afternoon the Baptist Aid society was entertained at the Rathbone home on South Atlantic street by Mrs. R. R. Rathbone and Mrs. Pearl Sisson. Mrs. Eads contributed vocal solos. Nearly 70 guests attended.
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Baptist Aid Society
Rathbone
South Atlantic Street
R. R. Rathbone
Pearl Sisson
Busy Bee Club to Meet Next Wednesday on St Valentines Day
Mrs Edward Cushing hosts the Busy Bee club next Wednesday afternoon with decorations and refreshments suited to the occasion.
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Edward Cushing
Busy Bee Club
Scott Daughters Host Valentine Party at Guild Hall
The three young daughters of Mr and Mrs Charles W Scott will give a valentine party at the Guild hall next Wednesday evening.
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Charles W. Scott
Guild Hall
Mrs. Fred Schuler Hosts Card Party for Mrs. Tee Reamy
A card party was held at Mrs. Fred Schuler's home opposite the college in Leadore Idaho last Friday night to honor her daughter-in-law Mrs. Tee Reamy.
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Tee Reamy
Leadore
Idaho
Fred Schuler
Potts Hosts Two Card Parties on South Washington Street
Mrs. A Potts issued invitations for two card parties at her home on South Washington Street on the 14th inst One will be held in the afternoon and the other in the evening.
Mrs Phillips Hosts Two Five Hundred Parties At Home
Mrs Charles H Phillips entertained with a five hundred party at her Phillips home on Wednesday evening and another party was held last evening.
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Charles H. Phillips
Phillips Blick
Riverside country club event hosted by Mrs Hollingsworth
Mrs. E. D. Hollingsworth will be hostess to the Riverside country club next Wednesday afternoon.
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E. D. Hollingsworth
Riverside Country Club
Mrs Charles P Thomas to entertain Needle Club
Mrs Charles P Thomas will fill in as host for the Needle club next Tuesday afternoon, replacing the regular Wednesday meeting.
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Charles P. Thomas
Needle Club
Jolly Club Meeting At Mrs Free's Telephone Block Apartments
Mrs Lillian Free entertained The Jolly Club at her apartments in the Telephone block Tuesday evening. A jolly time was enjoyed by all.
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Lillian Free
Mrs Joseph Newnes Hosts Card Party at South Dakota Street
Mrs Joseph Newnes entertained a few friends at cards Wednesday evening at her home on South Dakota street.
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Joseph Newnes
South Dakota Street
Mrs. A G Williams Hosts Bitter Root Club Tea
Mrs A G Williams entertained Bitter Root Club members yesterday afternoon in a cordial social gathering.
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A. G. Williams
Bitterroot Club
Warm Montana Warm Wave Melts Snow on Roads
Last Sunday Montana experienced a warm wave pushing temperatures above 50 degrees. Snow melted rapidly on roadways and gutters filled with runoff water.
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Montana
Theta Social at Taylor Home Hosted by Miss Dorothy Couch
Miss Dorothy Couch acted as hostess for Theta at the Taylor residence Tuesday evening. The gathering highlighted club fellowship and social interaction among members in a thetaroom setting.
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Theta
Dorothy Couch
Taylor
Quietly Married Local Couple Ties the Knot
A marriage license was issued on Tuesday to T C Palleson and Mrs Susan Tucker of this city. The Rev H G Huumphrey officiated their ceremony at the Methodist church in a quiet, private wedding.
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Susan Tucker
H. G. Huumphrey
Methodist Church
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Relief From Rheumatism
A letter from A. J. Walsh of Sneffels Cole praises Foley Kidney Pills for easing rheumatism by improving kidney function. The ad claims the pills tone and strengthen kidneys to reduce uric acid in blood, relieving pain in joints and restoring activity. Walsh calls them the best he has used.
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Foley
A. J. Walsh
Sneffels
Cole
Iit
Walsh
Potts
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Senator
Tattersall
Optometrist
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Montana
Lyceum
Lyceum Bureau
Alberson-Lawrence
Ane
Baptist Aid
Riverside Club
Atau Hasia
Montana Mercantile Co
Sprague Warner's Sweet Pickles
Sprague Warner’s
Sprague Warner's
National ‘Biscuit Co
Sunbright Cleanser
Montana Mercantile Coo
the Dillon Bakery
F.C. McFadden
First National Bank
B.wf. White
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