Dolings of the Week and Local News Tidbits
Mrs. Will Dudley and several neighbors recover from grip illnesses as others suffer with colds. The article lists many visits, travels, and health conditions in Beaverhead and Madison counties, plus mine work notes and Rebekah Lodge installations. The warm weather continues.
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Tribune
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
Dolings
Samuel Traylor
Romulus Brown
D. H. Noble
Noble
I. A. Heinze Co
Butte
Hastridge and Pritchett
Key Note
Georgia Gulch
Rebekah Lodge
Agnes Ogden
N. G
Emma Baker
V.G
Ella Vincent
Sec’y
J. Z. Baker
Treas
Ice House Aids Local Farmers As Winter Fringes End
Blaine special report notes Linder Bros. finish a new ice house and the ice quality is fine though saw dust is scarce. Local social notes list residents visiting Dillon Twin Bridges and horses moved, with others ill or traveling for business.
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Tribune
Buatne
Linder Bros
Horseshoe Lake
E. H. Meurer
Dillon
Washington Nyhart
Twin Bridges
Will
Nyhart
John Mailey
George Goetechins
Chas
Morris
Wm. H. Estes
Mother
J. Henry Mailey
W. R Clark
James P. Darnutter
John St
Mount Ellis Lodge Instituted in Lima With 30 Charter Members
Special correspondence reports Mount Ellis lodge No. 83 A. O. U. W. formed in Lima last Thursday night by S. N. Nicholson D. G. M. W. with a charter membership of 30. The lodge, operating at Bailey's hall on Thursday nights, is expected to grow into one of the region’s largest small-town lodges as Nicholson promotes insurance benefits and “good risks” protection. Mrs. Manning and family have left for a coast visit.
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Tribune
Lima
S. N. Nicholson
Mount Ellis Lodge
Nicholson
Bailey’s Hall
Town Basks in Cautious Health Optimism
Measles are widespread in town but no serious outcomes reported as residents monitor the spread. Mrs Moorelles left Monday for Central City Iowa to seek care from a family physician and friends wish her well with the move.
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Moorelles
Central City
Iowa
Is the Bible Adapted to the Mind, Rev Smith Tells Wesleyan Audience
Rev R P Smith of Dillon lectured Montana Wesleyan University students Friday on the Bible as a source of all knowledge. He urged adaptation of Bible teaching to modern mind growth, praised Old Testament reliability, and cited Shakespearean English in the King James Version as its literary strength. He argued the Bible inspired vast literary and cultural achievement, influencing thinkers from Dante to McKinley.
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Aes
Christ
Dante
Spencer
Milton Wordsworth
Browning
Jerusalem
Bryan
Ararat Peaks and Parliamentary Jokes Highlight Era News
The piece covers land dispute lawsuits in Minneapolis with plaintiffs seeking rent and land rights, the Ararat mountains with Great and Little Ararat details and ascent history, two light parliamentary quips from Britain, and the Woman's Emigration Society aiding colonial migration. It also touches beekeeping tips and honey storage.
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Ararat
Armenia
Tey
Great
Little Ararat
Russia
Turkey
Persia
Great Ararat
Parrot
Russian Geographical Society
Poorgenpohl
Little
Judi
Legislative Digest from the Montana State Capitol
Belegislative roundup notes heavy bill activity in the senate and house. Key items include Murray’s Dillon Normal bond issue, Hedges osteopathy bill, a city electric plant amendment, and a broadened supreme court, plus licenses for gambling and penal code changes. Committee reports favoring an onhour day and county official garnishment repeal, with Capitol building funding tallied at 152000.
School Law Revision Bills Move Forward in Helena Sessions
The school committee, meeting in Helena for the last 60 days, introduced several bills to revise the school law. A bill authorizing juror compensation of 3 dollars per day and 15 cents per mile was recommended as part of the package.
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Helena
School ‘Law
Bond Plan for Dillon State Normal School Dormitory
Senate committee on public buildings will recommend passage of the state normal school bill introduced by Senator J P Murray. The measure funds erection of a dormitory and central wing at Dillon, with bonds totaling 65000, denominations from 250 to 1000, due in twenty years and payable in ten, with lands sales money used for school maintenance.
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Murray
Senate
State Normal
Dillon
J. A. Ferguson
Agriculture, Labor and Industry
J. H. Calderhead
Ferguson
House
Powell County
Judiciary
Committee On Public Buildings
Hill
Montana
Fergus County
Yellowstone
Kilgallen
Judiciary Committee
Labor Committee
Jenson
United States
Stull
Stanton
Senate Committee On Public Buildings
State Normal School
J. P. Murray
Normal School
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