First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Sale Notices
First Baptist Church services listed with Sunday at 11 a.m. worship and 7 80 p m prayer services plus 6 30 p m youth meeting under Pastor Geo MacDougall. Also an ad for nine Milch cows at Armstead for sale by R R Given Armistead with mixed fresh and springers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Wale
H. Damevon Gowen
Geo
MacDougall
Armstead
R. R. Given
Armistead
Coe
Beaverhead County offers reward for dumping along highway
Beaverhead County will pay 26 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person who dumps rubbish along the county highway. Board of County Commissioners, Beaverhead County. Dillon Mont June 8 20. Then there is a note about moving pictures that provoke anger from the audience.
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Beaverhead County
Board of County Commissioners
D. D. McKnight
Dillon
Mont
Prizes for Wheat on Summer Tilled Land in Montana
Montana Development association offers a $1,000 cash prize for top wheat yield on summer tilled land with thousands more in value from implements and goods. Prizes distributed by district, judged by affidavits from growers, neighbors, and thrashers. Field teams will expand clubs statewide to promote scientific dry farming and semi arid methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Development Association
Montana
Hardy W. Campbell
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract for Week Ending Jan 14 1922
United States grants Edyth Quick 320 acres southeast of Jackson Montana. Charlie Quick 80 acres southeast of Jackson. Ted J Collins 80 acres near Snowline. Alice Schroeder 320 acres northwest of Gibbons. Alvin Dewitt to T A Bradley all of lot 18 block 2 Armstead. Carrie B Keith to David Van Evans 89 acres south of Melrose. Astella Murray Ola Burden Roscoe Cornell and Elizabeth Cornell to Craig Cornell 115 43 acres south of Dillon. Laura T Scott to Alpheus Decker land south of Armstead, west 50 ft of blocks 11 12 Armstead, lot 38 block 8 Armstead Grant. Sam Lock to Lily Chinn all of lot 19 and east of lot 20 in Dillon original townsite. Ted I Collins to Mrs Bessie Gallagher 80 acres near Snowline.
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United States of America
Edyth Quick
Jackson
Montana
Charlie Quick
Ted J. Collins
Snowline
Alice Schroeder
Gibbons
Carrie B. Keith
David van Evans
Melrose
Astella Murray
Ola Burden
Roscoe Cornell
Elizabeth G. Cornell
Craig Cornell
Dillon
Laura T. Scott
Alpheus Decker
Armstead
Grant
Sam Lock
Lam Lock
Lily Chinn
Ted I. Collins
Bessie Gallagher
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsed By Neighbors In Dillon
A Dillon advertisement extols Doan’s Kidney Pills as the best kidney remedy for backache headac he nervousness dizziness weakness and low mood. Mrs D L Smith testifies to relief after lasting back pain, urging neighbors to use the product. Also notes a local abstract firm and a provocative line about scandals in small towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Dillon
D. L. Smith
S. Atlantic St
Doan
Medicine Lodge News roundup from January events
Ike Rife Jy spent New Year in Dillon with relatives. Miss Freye, Lodge school teacher, returned to duties after holidays. Mrs Mary D Craver and son Thom as visited Dillon on business. John Hildreth spent New Year in Dillon with parents. Charles Bennington and Mr. Farmer made county-seat trips. Tom Craver ill with ptomaine poisoning Thursday but recovering. Edgar Rife visited the Lodge last week.
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Ike Rife
Dillon
Miss Freye
Lodge
Mary D. Craver
Thomas
John Hildreth
Upper Lodge
Charles Bennington
Mr. Farmer
Tom Craver
Edgar Rife
Riverside School Notes and Local Incidents
Ivan Weikel sustained a serious ice accident while playing with his younger brother. J Mantz, a school trustee, visited the school. Four student teachers Miss Casey Sigler Strong and MacDonald began work. Miss Leah Badger arrived from California to spend winter with her sister Mrs Smyth and new pupils Leah Badger Alice Harris Katheryn and Stella Dingley joined when school reopened Jan 2 after ten days vacation.
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Ivan Weikel
J. Mantz
Casey
Sigler
Strong
MacDonald
Frank Hull
Dillon
Leah Badger
California
Hugh Smyth
Alice Harris
Katheryn
Stella Dingley
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. in Dillon
Reconstruction era note cites Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co in Dillon Montana with Frank Hazelbaker as president Sea Adv-Stf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Montana
Title Co
Frank Hazlebaker
Pres
Dillon
Mont
Southern
Montana
The Best Story Teller in the World
Memoried tales from motherly storytelling shine through a novice article praising mothers as the best storytellers. It recalls childhood nights, nursery rhymes, and the transition to kindergarten where stories continue to shape young minds.
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Anna Mae Brady
Jack
Jim Thomas
Ruth Elizabeth
Mother
Maud Lindsay
Milton Bradley Co
Springfield
Mass
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Nora A. Smith
Houghton Mifflin Co
Boston
Lucy Wheelock
Elizabeth Harrison
National Kindergarten and Elementary College
Chicago
Why Not This For Our Own County
The Helena Independent notes Miles City date coverage on Dakota hog shipments to Tacoma and Seattle. A Milwaukee observer argues eastern Montana farms could profit similarly and urges locals to consider hog production here, citing Calabar farm as a revenue example and noting market access via Miles City.
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Helena
Miles City
South Dakota
Dakota
Tacoma
Seattle
Milwaukee
West
Montana
Billings
Butte
Calabar
Wife Leaves Home to Be Missed and Reappreciated
A wife, after forming a habit of leaving, plans a temporary separation to gain appreciation at home. The move suggests she believes distance will renew value in the marital relationship.
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Percy L. Crosby
McClurg
Synd
Cate
Timmie
Sven
Anaconda
ECOND
Anaconda Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
C. F. Kelley
The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Alvin Dewitt
T. A. Bradley
Medicine Lodge News
Riverside News
National Kindergarten Association
W. 40Th St
New York City
Western Wool Growers’ Association
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