Sheridan News Highlights From Ruby Valley Stock Meet
Sheridan hosts Ruby Valley Stock Association meeting with officers elected. Clark Anderson of Dillon named president with local officers and a nine-member advisory board. Discussions cover cattle breed improvements, wolf bounty results, grazing permits, and optimistic views for cattle and sheep livelihoods amid milder winter and policy hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Ruby Valley Stock Association
Clark Anderson
Dillon
Riley Duncan
Lewis Bullerdick
L. Bullerdick
H. J. Foster
Waterloo
Frank Birrer
Blaine
Madison Forest
Derrick
C. B. Swain
Missoula
H. C. Bosworth
Bear Creek
Cameron
Romulus Brown
Brown
Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association
Ruby Hotel
FE. . Hyndman
Sheridan Notes Briefs on Local Visits and Events
Sheridan notes from Feb 24 recount Harvey Marsh traveling from Dillon to Whitehall for G W Shoemaker’s funeral, and local reactions to charitable efforts for Armenians. Also mentions hospital status of a patient in Butte, a quarterly church conference, and various social visits and chores around Sheridan and Madison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Harvey “Marsh
Dillon
Whitehall
RE. D. Marsh
Hubert Cheney
G. W. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
John Nelson
Madison County
W. N. V. Linkensdorfer
Butte
de C. N. Bovard
Jack Speedy
Salt Creek
Wyo
Nicholia BASIN Notes and Debating Society Update
Snow and wind blanketed Nicholia basin with 28 degree below zero temps. Edgar Kennison and family drove to Dillon after a brief stay. Harkness family travels to Dell and Dillon. Nicholia debating society selects labor management topic. Ross Harkness elected chairman with Earl Harkness secretary and Tina Patterson treasurer. Various locals travel to Dell, Dillon, and Butte for work and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholia
Edgar Kennison
Kennison
Kenneth
Dillon
Harkness
Dell
Nicholia Debating Society
Ross Harkness
Earl Harkness
Tina Patterson
William Sweeney
Lowell Martinell
Sheep Creek Basin
Wall
William Kaufman
W. Lyons
A. E. Scott
Steeley Patterson
Delia Hagerty
Butte
Social at Apex School Enjoyed by Large Crowd
A Saturday evening social at Apex School drew a large crowd from Dillon and Melrose. Attendees enjoyed games and music late into the night, with a delicious lunch served at midnight as the crowd departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apex
Dillon
Melrose
Loomont Diary Notes Local Happenings and Weather
Loomont reports a cold snap dipping to 12 degrees below zero with light snowfall mostly melted. Measles strike many families, primary school pupil count dwindles. Socials thrive with surprise parties for Wallis Townsend and a 500 club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Tay Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomont
Community Notes From Lakeview February Social Roundup
In Lakeview the past weeks brought cold weather and steady cattle feeding. Social activity resumed with a mask ball at Monida and a dance at Fred Hanson’s. about 40 attendees enjoyed music by Bert Edwards and couples shuffled into the early hours. The Davises from Idaho Falls hosted a dance at their upper south side home. Leonard Flint and others attended. Frank Davis and wife Marguerite plan to move to a new homestead in Alaska basin, while John Bray in Lakeview houses cattle. Mrs. Culver remains ailing after returning from Dillon. Coyotes remain plentiful as locals chase them. coyotes tripped traps owned by Albert Jones and Jimmie Harrison. Mrs. Curtiman visits from Lake Idaho. Granger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heron
Helena
T. J. Call
Frank Metzel
Will M. Rhodes
T. I. Jenkins
John Anderson
Harry Foster
Jas. Darnitter
Clark Anderson
Anderson
Lakeview
Valley
Monida
Fred’ Hanson
Lakes
Bert Edwards
Lake
Idaho
Davises
Idaho Falls
Sort Edwards
Leonard Flint
Robert Ross
Alaska Basin
Frank Davis
Marguerite
John Bray
Albert Jones
Jimmie Harrison
Albert
Cold Week in Glen Station Area Brings Snow and Chores
Reichle P O Feb 23 reports near zero temperatures and light snow. Local crews for W L S Co leveled ground then returned to brush clearing. Residents like Henry Nikel Angela Bryan Norma Tolman J C Ferguson visited Dillon. Rev T Clifford held mass at Jacob Hartwig place. Matt Polish Kambich brothers hauling timber from Lost Creek. Sabolsky Kurtz Dysart Gowen Tim Tash traveled to Butte for boxing. Webster couple from Lima shopped locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Tolman
Dillon
J. C. Ferguson
Rev. T. Clifford
Butte
Jacob Hartwig
Matt Polish
Lost Creek
Kambich
Pineapple Origins and Florida Trade Winds
The article traces pineapple sources from Singapore to the West Indies and Hawaii for canned fruit. It notes the first U S pineapple growth attempt at St Augustine in 1850 and states Florida cannot compete with rivals in this industry. It also mentions Mrs L Ulm of Forsyth visiting daughter Mrs Archie Henneberry and departing home Tuesday.
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Singapore
West Indies
Cuba
Porto Rico
Bahamas
Hawaii
United States
St. Augustine
Florida
L. Ulm
Forsyth
Archie Henneberry
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The
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R W. Rossiter
C. H. Buford
C. C. Hill
W. W. Buford
J. W. Munson
H. M. Miller
Otto Christenson
Noah Allen
Geo. Whetstone
David Hier
Tom DuBois
Geo. Rice
Matt Fabic
Karl Mast
Armond Hood
Bryan Ranch
Mr. Whetstone
Pete Rogers
Wah
Loose Leaf Books
Eversharp
Tribune Book Store
Nicholia News
Loomont News
Ogoooohohosh
Wallis Townsend
500
Tay Curtis
R. V
S. A
R. H. Bushnell
Twin Bridges
Wm. Curnow
Messrs
Wilhelm
Frank
Louis Held
Wm. Blow
Lizzie Mellott
Oscar Buhl
Mary Mellott
Richard Alsop
Ralph Markland
Salt Lake City
Ira Sanders
Anna
James Blow
Fay Curtis
Grace Clover
Lakeview Notes
Joe Buck, Sr
Parkin
Glen Station News
Sabolsky
Jim Kurtz
Dysart Gowen
Tim Tash
H. A. MacMillan
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