Sheridan and Dillon News Roundup in Idaho 1925
Neighbors gather for Valentine themed afternoon at Mrs. Kenison home. Dillon visits include Colonel Decker and Pete Pan showgoers. Obituary notes for Mrs. Haines and Fred Swayze with family tributes. Sheridan events feature club social and staffing updates at Forest Service office.
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Monida
F. A. Kemps
E. A. Kenison
Dillon
Lula Kincaid
John Mullen
Smith M. Ames
Florence Ames
Carl Decker
Parke Scott
Leila Kincaid
William Hale
Armstead
Laura Scott
Parke
J. A. Golobick
J. S. Johnson
Salmon
Lemhi Telephone Company
Peter Pan
Tom Nugent
A. Kemps
Will Gray
M. Sanders
F. A. Kenison
T. A. Bradley
Grace Smith
Goldie Henderson
L. M. Pfiffner
Elmer Gordon
Delilah
Edward Butts
Dellar Gordon
Wm. Climer
Sheridan
Fred Swayze
Murray Hospital
Butte
Flora McNulty
Olson
James Duncan Jr
Swayze
Steve Mullins
Tian
Hevis
Oroner’ Olson
Jefferson
J. M. Boorden
Margaret Douglass
Jefferson’ Island
Schrinzer
Whitehall
Sheridan Woman's Club
Harry Foster
G. N. Latos
L. Hodges
James Duncan
Pauline’ ‘Jennings
Forest’ Service
Derrick
Missoula
Prazing
Dorothy Marsh
Intermountain College
Helena
Pioneer woman Mrs J S Haines dies after heart trouble
In Sheridan on February 19 the Grim Reaper visits the home of a respected pioneer family. Mrs J S Haines passes away after long illness with heart trouble leaving a legacy of patient endurance and community contribution.
Nelson School Notes Spelling Match Won By Nelson
A spelling contest at Nelson school house Friday featured Apex Drummey and Nelson schools. Spelling ran from 11 to 1 with a hot dinner, then games in the afternoon. Agnes Malesich of Drummey won the individual ribbon.
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Nelson
Apex
Drummey
Agnes Malesich
Segfred Johnson
Bud Schuler
Ned Pilgrim
Billie Pilgrim
Dillon
Cucumbers Planted for Local Pickle Factory
Several hundred acres will be planted with cucumbers for a nearby pickle plant. Mexican laborers perform the field work between beet thinning and beet harvest tasks.
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Sidney
Meditation on Past Life and Peaceful Hope
A reflective meditation asks if you have stood on life’s mountain, gazed at the road behind, and seen the sunlit river of memories. It speaks of joys that fade, burdens carried, and faith that darkness yields to a new dawn of grace.
Timber sales in Montana reach 138 million feet in 1924
Apex notes Montana Forest Service timber sales for 1924 totaled 138,666,000 feet valued at 443,052 dollars. Estimated productive yield is about 668,000,000 feet, roughly five times current sales. The report places the state’s timber program in context with potential growth.
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Missoula
American Flapper Sets World Honeymoon Route Planned
Mrs. Jean Nash, now married to Mohammed Sabet Bey, plans a year long honeymoon tour from Cairo to Luxor to Paris and New York. Her former spouses include John S. Kirwin and Captain John Victor Nash, with Nash suing for divorce over extravagance. Nash’s remarks on American girls describe speed and cocktail culture, contrasting debs with demure debutantes.
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Cairo
Luxor
Paris
New York
Jean Nash
Mohammed Sabet Bey
London
E. S. Donaldson
John S. Kirwin
Winfield Clifford Sifton
Canada
Donaldson
Europe
John Victor Nash
Night Cough Quickly Relieved
H. W. Webb of Quincy Illinois reports a severe nighttime cough improved by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with no opiates. One dose gave rest through the night and the druggist Potts endorses the product.
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H. W. Webb
Quincy
Ill
Foley
Potts
Estray sale notice at Staudenmeyer ranch near Point of Rocks
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash on March 30, 1925 at 3 p.m. at the Staudenmeyer ranch near Point of Rocks for a described red muley cow about four years old weighing 1050 pounds with branded marks on the right ribs. D. V. Erwin, Stock Inspector. Ady. 9-12
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Staudenmeyer
Point of Rocks
D. V. Erwin
Coolidge Cuts Inauguration Fund to Five Hundred
After Washington raised a large sum for inauguration ceremonies President Coolidge reduced the expense to 500 dollars and contributors were refunded.
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Washington
Coolidge
Irrigated Farm to Let Ad in Dillon Montana
Irrigated farm to let with cash or shares, acreage to suit, fenced with ditches springs and water. Includes house barn corrals garden machinery tools tractor close to station town and school. Lessee must finance themselves and be a good irrigator. Write box 416 Dillon Montana.
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Dillon
Montana
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