Jackson News Highlights From A Jackson Area Week
Activities round jackson include visits by Mrs Wendell Jardine and Mr and Mrs James Johnson. Cattle buying by Herb Armitage, hospitalizations in Missoula and Anaconda, and a school board meeting for district 24 discussed rest of term. Rebekah Lodge installed new officers and social events followed with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell” Jardine
Butte
James Johnson
Dillon
Herb’ Armitage of Wisdom
Jackson
John’ Krause
Missoula
Jim Pinkerton
Missoula Hospital
Frank Larson
St. Ann’h Hospital
Anaconda
Luella’ Stickney
Jackson School
Walter White
John Anderson
Denver
Ray Bowers
S. J. Johnson
John Jackson
Charlie Wenger
School Board of District 24
Wendell Jardine
Minnie Pendergast
Noble
Lou Hoyrup
Imogene
Rice
Dan Pendergast
Arthur Clegg
Jake Neidt
Emily Schindler
Wilhelmina Schindler
V. G
Rose Neidt
Sanford Shepherd
Celia Wilson
Ll. M. Holloran
Enterprise Lodge
Colo
Sanford Shephex
Alfred Peterson
Sam Peterson
Pendergast
Shepherd
Housewarming guests and local visits noted in Dillon
Mr and Mrs Frank Kellum and children attended Mrs O M Harrison's Sunday visit. A ranch housewarming for Mr and Mrs Edward Marchesseau Sr drew over fifty guests with dancing and cards. Numerous locals including Hollis Harrison Carl Knoll Clyde Penny Andy Hays George Pyle and others hosted dinn ers visited Dillon for dental work or social calls and plan trips to Armstead Colorado and California amid ongoing local visits from the Nelsons Rand Stocker and Smith families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kellum
Jane and
Harrison
O. Me Harrison
Eduard Marchesseau
Hollis Harrison
Dillon
Norman Nelson
Carl L. Knoll
Frank Esterwald
Mae~ Stocker
Grant
al Longseth
Armstead
M. R. Rand
Annie Stocker
Amos
N’ Andy
Charles P. Brenner
William
Fred Munckton
Elmer Selway
James
Amos ’N’ Andy
Colorado
George Smith
J. C. Brenner
Charles Brenner
California
M. R Rand
Schlagel brothers arraigned for coal theft plead guilty
Fred and Clayton Schlagel were arraigned in the police court Tuesday afternoon on a charge of stealing coal. They pleaded guilty and were sentenced by Judge L. P. Phillips to four months in jail or to leave the city within 24 hours.
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Fred
Clayton Schlagel
L. P. Phillips
Young People Day Observed At Church Service
Reverend Thomas J. Simons leads a Young People's Day at the church with a morning school session and sermon tailored to youth A candle lighting service symbolizes the day The evening program includes youth and adults in collaboration with the Kappa Epsilon guild choir participation expected from many members.
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Thomas J. Simons
Kappa Epsilon Guild
First Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Meetings
The First Lutheran Church announces a School of religious instruction Sunday at 10 o clock, divine services at 11, with special music. The Luther League meets at 5 with Prof. R. S. Albright as speaker and a luncheon and games afterward. Ladies Aid gathers Thursday January 29 at Walter Carlson’s home north of the city. Pastor H. B. Hanson.
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School of Religious Instruction
Luther League
R. ‘5. Albright
Ladies’ Aid
Walter Carlson
H. B. Hanson
Savory Sausage Ideas For Cold Weather Meals
Cold weather sharpens appetites and sausages are suggested as a savory answer. Tips include pricking casings to prevent bursting, shaping bulk sausage into cakes, and cutting rolls to thickness. New nut meat additions are noted. Classic methods and varied dishes are described from gravy to French sausage pie and pork with eggs.
Entre Nous Bridge Club Postponed to Date To Be Announced
The Entre Nous Bridge club meeting scheduled for Wednesday evening has been postponed with the new date to be announced later.
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Entre Nous Bridge Club
Beaverhead Students Shine in Standard Scholarship Tests
Beaverhead shows strong performance in the Every Pupil Scholarship Standard Tests. Relative to Montana and Kansas baselines, Beaverhead’s upper group percentages place Algebra I in the top 10 percent and Geometry I in the top 5 percent, while Physics and U S History also rank highly. Median scores place Algebra I and Physics in the upper ranges and English courses showing strong median results. Beaverhead’s results indicate solid achievement across multiple subjects.
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Kansas
Montana
Beaverhead
U. S
Facts About the Telephone System and Growth
The article notes Bell system employees holding stock in American Telephone and Telegraph. It mentions Florida's first telephone exchange opened May 24, 1880 in Jacksonville. It also cites Vermont installing the first dial telephone at Central Vermont Railway in St Albans, and ship to shore radio telephone service on steamships. It compares past and present telephone counts, stating Bay State had 209,000 in 1907 and about 922,000 now.
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Bell ‘System
American Telephone
Telegraph, Company
Florida
Jacksonville
Vermont
General ‘Offices
Albans
Bay
Brownie Paddock Welcomes Baby Daughter at Barrett Hospital
Mr and Mrs Brownie Paddock announce the birth of a daughter on Friday at Barrett Hospital. The couple reported the arrival and names are not yet released.
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Brownie Paddock
The
Barrett Hospital
PTA Meeting Highlights Thrift Theme At Training School
A Tuesday PTA gathering at the training school featured a business session led by Mrs. T. E. Snebhen. Program chair Mrs. Roy Forrester announced numbers by the high school girls gleen club directed by Miss Wilma Robbins and talks on thrift by J. E. Monroe and others from parent scholastic and student perspectives.
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Parent Teachers Association
T. E. Snebhen
Roy Forrester
Wilma Robbins
J. E. Monroe
Guniides
T. E. Luebben
Charles Henry
Thomas Luebben, Jr
Dorothy Redding
Eloise Olmstead
Thrift
Rainbow Board Elects New Leader and Secretary
At a Monday evening meeting of the advisory board of the Order of Rainbow for Girls Mrs. Joe Wedum was elected mother adviser for the ensuing year. Willard Shaffner was elected secretary of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Joe Wedum
Willard Shaffner
Helena contract let for highway grading and surfacing
A contract will be awarded in Helena on Saturday for grading and surfacing a 36 mile federal and state highway from Bed Rock to the Idaho state line. The project will complete the state highway through Beaverhead county.
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Helena
Bedrock
Idaho
Beaverhead County
Help for Stiff Aching Back
An achy back claims quick relief with Foley Pills described as a thiuretic kidney stimulant. The ad promises healthful cleansing of poisons from blood and body and notes 25 years in use with guaranteed satisfaction, urging men and women to buy everywhere.
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Ween
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