Sheridan News Highlights Quiet New Year and Local Marriages
Sheridan, Jan 7 to 14 editions recap quiet New Year with dances and family gatherings. Marriages mark the period including Howard Wilcomb and Mildred Lillard at Bozeman and Frank Basil Jr. with Gladys Vickers in Virginia City. cattle deals, ice harvest, and church activities also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
Bozeman
Howard H. Wilcomb
Sheridan
Mildred Lillard
Frank B. Lewis
California
Miss Katherine Story
John Lillard
Margaret
Bettie Stearns
Helena
Katherine Keown
Evelyn Waterman
Melbourn Beckwith
Orpha Bartlett
Seattle
Frank Lillard
Gallatin County
Frank Wilcomb
Madison County
Laurin
Cisler
Brandon
J N
J. N. Hendon
Treasure State
Old Virginia
Alder Gulch
Wilcomb
Frank Basil, Jr
Gladys M. Vickers
Virginia City
Robert Vickers
Old Town
Frank Basil
Sterling
Maddison’s
Basil
Harvey Marsh
South Main Street
Lake Shore
Mary Raymond
LaDue
J. H. LaDue
Laverne
Minnesota
Edith Schowe
Whitehall
Helen Thompson
Corinne Perrault
Community Notes from Glen Station and Nearby
Local residents report visitors from Butte and Dillon. A dance drew a large crowd from Melrose and nearby towns, with multiple trips to Butte for visits and business.
Snow Hits Grant Region as Cattle Move to Winter Feeds
Grant news reports four to five inches of new snow across the area. Mathew Kay relocates cattle to the Big Hole for winter feeding with Angus Mackay overseeing. The Meads return to Jackson after holidays at S. B. Howell ranch on Bloody Dick and in Butte. Mae Stocker and Anna Stocker are noted for school and business visits. Several residents plan or complete travel and ranch work amid heavy snowfall.
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Richie P
Sam Curtis
Butte
Julius Hartwit Place
O'Dell
Reischle
P. O
John Waters
Gebhard Fassler
Glen
Carl Hartwig
Melrose
Alois Fassler
Frank Hansen
Dave Sivans
Fay Gransberry
Rock Creek
Grant
Mathew Kay
Big Hole
Angus Mackay
Sylvester Mead
Jackson
S. B. Howell
Bloody Dick
Mae Stocker
Bozeman
Ray Stocker
Midway
Trail Creek
Horse Prairie
Lima
James P. Elmose
Denmark
Cattle Move Planned Then Return to Hopp Ranch
Mr Ennis and Mr Swartz with Cecil Hubbard moved their cattle from the Hopp ranch to Rock Creek three miles west of Brown station Friday to feed hay and later bring them back to finish springing out. Local residents Mr and Mrs Henson of Pocatello visited, along with other small social notes and store updates about David Hier and new equipment.
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Apex
Mr. Ennis
Mr. Swartz
Cecil Hubbard
Hopp Ranch
Rock Creek
Brown Station
Henson
David Hier
Pocatello
Idaho
Mr. Hier
David
Artist and Photographer Duel in Submarine Camouflage
Early in the submarine campaign a boat wore camouflage. A photographer photographed it from the North River pier, but the negative showed only part of the vessel. The painter fooled the camera by painting a black band as the stern, missing the rent stern painted grayish white. The engagement lasted about 200 to 800 rounds.
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North River
New York
A. Russell Bond
Tractor pitch raises local laughter on rural wit
In a Birmingham Age Herald quip, locals joke about a man named Lige Beegum who spurns a traveling tractor salesman. The humor centers on Beegum supposedly hiding a gallon of corn liquor around his farm to recover it quickly, and on his longstanding cautious, fertile nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Lige Beegum
Lige
Birmingham Age- Herald
Model Husband gains rank at home
A light hearted Home Sector item jokes that Jonesy’s military training helps him in married life. His wife’s sharp rebukes are said to leave him “at attention,” signaling discipline in domestic duties and a playful view of marriage roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesy
Locality cited in terse employer question exchange
A clipped exchange questions an employer and a responded location described as the subuche, reflecting a terse, possibly legal or formal thread about residence or sequestration. The dialogue hints at an institutional or procedural setting and local language.
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Subuche
Japanese Doctor From Tokyo Attends YWCA Conference
Dr. Tomo Inouye of Tokyo serves as treasurer of Japan’s National Committee of the YWCA and was the sole Japanese delegate at the YWCA International Conference of Women Physicians held in September and October. She is medical inspector for Tokyo girls in public and private schools and advocates public health and recreation plans for her city. About 500 women physicians and 400 women medical students are reported in Japan.
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Tomo Inouye
Tokyo
Japan
Young Women’s Christian Association
Inouye
Y. W. C. A. International Conference of Women Physicians
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Woodrow Wilson
Arnold Genthe
Carrie Chapman Catt
Oliver. Harriman
Oliver Harriman
America
Madison Avenue
Twin Bridges
Walter Hill
Thomas Foster
Charles Glasser
Weiser
Bert
Sidney
Harry
George
Len Foster
Harry Foster
George Foster
Pauline Jennings
Nightenour
Roy Foster
B. A. Russell
R. H. Dyer
Eleanor
R. G. Willson
W. M. Rhodes
Clover Meadow Ranch
George Stenson
Dillon
Elmer Hyndman
Glasser
Harry Feoster
Will Kearney
D. A. Noble
Absarokee
Ruth
Libby Schaffer
Lakeview
Len
John Napier
Spokane
Rhodes
F. M. Roberts
Howard Christy
Ruby Valley
Salt Lake
Frank Tolson
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Tolson
Armitage
Moyer
E. D. Marsh
Dr. Dyer
Vernon Marsh
Gilbert Herman
Missoula
Samaritan Lodge No
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Gabe Goodwin
V. G
Harley Yeo
J. Z. Baker
C. C. Hill
D.F. Sandidge Chaplin
M. J.blair
Richard Klietz
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Louis Planalp
L. S
Lewis Moore
G. L. Wolverton
James Perry
Wilbur Marsh
I. G
Richard Taylor
Coffle
Weber
Glen Station News
Grant News
Andrew Carnegie
Lloyd George
Viscount Morley
C. T. Magnus
Mutual Life Insurance CO
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Dr. Too Inouye
Conference of Women Physicianis
Horn Bulls
Geo. .C. Stimpson
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