Redrock Funeral Attendance and Local Notes
Redrock highlights include Reynolds funeral attendance from Dillon with Mr. Reynolds and family present. Rev. Doan's fortnightly Lima trip. ice harvest underway. water works near freezing. Miss Adeline Rouleau and Miss Cora Scott return from Butte. local visits by H J Harris, L G Young, J O St Clair, Ike Rite. notes on local ranches, schooling, and club meeting Friday.
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Tribune
Redrock
Rev. Doan
Lima
H. J. Harris
L. G. Young
J. W. Scott
Joseph Shineberger
F. W. Vogler
Dillon
Reynolds
Lee Louis
J. 0. St. Clair
Ike Rite
Medicine Lodge
Country Club
I W. Rielder
Mrs Utley Profiles Health Progress and Local News
Notes from PAGEville report Mrs B W Page seriously ill but improving. Victor Clark returns from Idaho visit. T A Wilson hosts surprise party. Lena Swanstrum at home after winter at business college. Helena health news for Mrs Henry Utley. Ira Williams welcomes a baby girl. Morris of Rochester Mercantile promotes trade. Mrs Mary Utley ill with grippe. Jackson items report discovery of twenty gray wolves in the basin and a Leap Year ball on the 22nd. Lapham boys recount a moonlit wolf encounter and a lucrative wolf hide bounty.
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Pageville
B. W. Page
Victor Clark
Idaho
T. A. Wilson
Lena Swanstrum
Miss Swanstrum
Buttemoat
Business College
Henry Utley
Helena
Jackson
Jerdine
Mr. Jerdine
Messia
Keenan
Bryant
Lapham Boys
Langley
George
Jack
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Children's Digestion
An old saying about children with eyes bigger than their stomachs is used to justify Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The ad claims it cures stomach and digestion diseases, builds robust health, and contains no alcohol or narcotics. A Virginia mother testimonial praises the product and notes other Pierce remedies.
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Pierce
Ella Gardner
Waterview
Middlesex Co
Dr. Pierce
RV. Pierce
Buffalo
Smelter Closure Amid Coke Shortage Report
Special correspondence from Tarponx reports the smelter at Apex near Birchton will close after 10 days of operation due to coke scarcity. Fifteen miners are laid off temporarily awaiting coke delivery. Local notes include mining work on Barber gulch, a party for Ed Ball, and various residents traveling or resignations. Deputy Sheriff Dart visited the creek on official business.
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the Tribune
Deut
Lima
Bossa
Brrcxton
Apex P.O
Wm. Robinson
Butte
Carl Mast
Ed Bryan
Barber Gulch
Ed Ball
Birchton
Patrick Walch
Hammond
Wm. Doney
Fred Foote
Mount Torrey
Dart
International Harvester Co
Dillon
Dillon Implement Co
Island City Milling Co
Island City
School Apportionment Totals Set by County Official
County Superintendent Miss Mae Rich completed the school apportionment for all districts. Total apportioned amount was 11684.28 with a per capita of 7.08. Distribution details listed by district are provided in the report.
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Miss Mae Rich
Theta Club Activities Across Week Highlights
The Theta club met with Miss Gladys Tong at Mrs. Noyes home on Tuesday evening. A special Theta club meeting occurred at Miss Florence Carters home on Thursday evening. The Senior Sextette organized again and held first practice Wednesday. Nancy Featherley invites members to a Saturday dinner. Baccalaureate sermon by Dr A B Martin for graduates at Presbyterian Church Sunday January 24. Class Day at County Free High School Thursday January 28. Graduating exercises at Dillon Theatre Friday January 29.
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Theta Club
Gladys Tong
Noyes
Florence Carter
Nancy Featherley
A. B. Martin
Presbyterian Church
County Free High School
Dillon Theatre
School Notes From The Commercial Department
The text records student movements and activities including Mr Losie's arrival last Thursday prompting renewed effort in Commercial Arithmetic. Gertrude Metlen returns after a week away and Laura Jenkins missed several days. English History reviews for finals proceed while Latin students finish Catiline and begin a brief review. A rumor of a Boxing Club circulates amid curiosity about a Monday night fire that yielded eight phones as new relics.
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Losie
Gertrude Metlen
Laura Jenkins
V. F. Q. Meeting Sets Plans for School Jubilee
The V. F. Q. held a Friday meeting with a surprise for the school. Eva Laurence reported on Fair God while Mias Brasher announced next week’s test and Plane Geometry review. The eighth graders head to high school next term and the Sophs anticipate a jubilee. The club meets next Saturday afternoon at May Hansen’s home.
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Mias Brasher
Eva Laurence
Blackburn
Sophs
May Hansen
Pupils Face Outline Books Amid Semester Pressure
Pupils grow discontent over two outline books due by semester end. Basketball fever eases as hand ball resumes. Scholars report you sleepier mornings are lessening this week with Nye Co leaving town.
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Nye Co
Preacher Fathers Triplets. Stuns With Miracle News
A New York preacher recently became father to triplets. If he continues preaching peace on earth, it will be noted as a remarkable feat of fertility and faith.
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New York
Earth
Thedford
Caroline Martin
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bright
New Process Builds Durable Stone Like Granite
English inventor L V P Ford of Gresford unveils a method to cast artificial rock from sand lime and water using a cylindrical steel mold and air suction. The material gains strength through heat and pressure and sets in eight hours, costing about 22 cents per cubic foot. Ford's approach aims for crack free even distribution versus square molds.
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England
L. VP. Ford
Gresford
Ford
South Africa
Fordsburg
Johannesburg
Pretoria Electric Lighting Company
Normal College VV Adds Four New Students
Four new students arrived after the holidays Miss Bessie Tyree Miss Bessie Elliott of Lewistown Miss Natie Pickett of Helena and Miss Seta Thompson of Boulder. The Athena announces a Saturday meeting to elect officers.
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Bessie Tyree
Bessie Elliott
Lewistown
Natie Pickett
Helena
Seta Thompson
Boulder
Athena
Assembly Hall
Stella Edwards
Misa Boho Templeton
Effie Wright
Hazel Pietoh
Hera
Nellie Condon
Miss Condon
Lucinus Buck
Woodward
Mary
Sophie Woodward
Mrs. Laycock
John Day
Oregon
Wall Caine Reader and the Gilded Pretenders of Publishing
The article recalls Hall Caine as a publisher’s reader who rejected The Romance of Two Worlds yet it became a major success. It notes his tempered kindness to aspiring writers and a tale of a budding author who learns bluntly that great ideas require longer work. It also highlights Miss Alice Dunlap of Peru Indiana as a unique longtime telegraph manager who has processed two million messages.
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Wall Caine
Caine
Hall Caine
Mr. Caine
London
Alice Dunlap
Peru
Ind
Miss Dunlap
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Tarponx
Constance Mackenzie
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Bram Bevin
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Gilbert
Normal College
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Montana
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Dillon, Mont
W. A. Hinkley
First National Bank
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