Sheridan Notes on Christmas and New Year Gatherings
Mrs GW Rightenous Sheridan reports holiday scenes across households in 1918 Montana. Families including the Bullerdigka, Ey DeMarsh, Cheney, Foster, Starral, Oakwood, Hill, Foster, and Marsh clans share dinners and tree time, with church services, dances, and community programs marking the transition to 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Fort Worth
Texas
Re " Simpson
Ey DeMarsh
and Mire
Marsh
H. B. Cheney
Stensil
Syd Foster
Ruby
Mr. Foster
J.P. Starral
Harry Foster
Kirtland
C. J. Olson
Br. D. Marsh
Hildred
Dorothy
Grace Marsh
Helen Moran
Louise Nelson
Vernon
Glenn
Teddy Marsh
Wise
Jungd
Ralph
John Barleycorn
King
Montana
Kirkpatrick
Warren Selway
Century News Summary from Valley Christmas Quietly Observed
Centennial notes from Valley report a quiet Christmas season with Santa Claus visiting children. Roe Saverms and family left for La Grande Oregon to settle in a new home, and Mr Saverms aims to reach before fall plowing begins. John Tucker returned from Idaho after two months away. Jeff Jones family drove to Dillon for Christmas with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Santa Claus
Roe
Saverms
la Grande
Oré
John Tucker
Idaho
Jeff Jones
Dillon
Normal College Notes and Local Notices
Normal college students and faculty hosted a New Year celebration with stunts from the senior and junior classes and a faculty one act play. Several local residents and students are named, and bankruptcy and estate notices for Butte and Dillon appear, including Jessie A Barck and Leon Giovanni estate matters with dates in December 1918 and January 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Maude Muntzer
Butte
Helen Manion
Howard Elliott
Dillon
the ‘College
Elliott
Camp Taylor
Military Preparatory
District Court of
United States
Montana
Jessie A. Barck
Beaverhead
Jessie A. Barth
First National Bank
A. D
Frank ‘W. Haskins
Leon Giovanni
Lew L
BE. J. Callaway
George T. Banks
Happy With Either The Perkins Twins Engagement
A London bystander reports lighthearted chat about choosing between the Perkins twins. The exchange jokes about distinguishing the brothers and playful engagement remarks.
Reward posted by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a $500 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $250 reward for the conviction of any camp robber. The notice invites pursuance under the forest service framework and specifies the rewards apply upon conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's Association
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Cit
Than Shaffer
Frank Adam
Navy
Frank
Tom Simpson
George ‘Hermeésmyer
Simpson
Junod
Helena
Madison County
Senate
Will ‘Dextrous
Dextrous
Emma Linch
Nature
Scott’s
Centennial News
Normal College Notes
Montana Auto Supply Co
Igea
Técms
Ss BC
Dillon Horse Sale
Comnpay-ioards
Madison National Forest
R. A. Wililgon
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