Sheridan News Recaps 1920 21 Commencement and School News
Sheridan details the 1920-21 school year closing with commencement at the opera house. Dr. O Gorman of the Montana state college spoke on world problems, and Miss Gersch received a watch as a staff farewell. Memorial day observances and rural school consolidation votes are noted along with local civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Opera House
Neylan
Nora Rodgers
Hiawatha Wooing
John Spencer
Episcopal Church of
Virginia City
Hagie
O'Gorman
Montana State College
Junod
Florence Edwards
Vernetta Cheney
Mary Schneider
Isabel Sutherland
John Gilbert
Dan Bock
Senator Junod
Gersch
Duncan, Brandon
Robbers Roost
Duncan
Brandon
Cunningham
American Legion
Thomas A. Foster
Custer Post Grand Army of the Republic
Madison County
Rain brings bumper crops and signs of progress in Loomont
Loomont on June 1 reports weekly rain boosts hopes for bumper crops while Congress works on farm aid. Local events note a Vigilante trail car out Sunday and Monday, visits by Butte residents, and a Waterloo hall dance fund drive for needed repairs. Prof Cooley from the Agricultural College gave the commencement address at Twin Bridges weekend exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomont
Congress
Butte
Madison
Wallis Townsend
Ray Turner
I. S. Kirby
Kenneth
W.E. Weber
H. J. Foster
Wm. Blow
Cooley
The
Agricultural College
Waterloo Hall
Crop Outlook Improves Across Montana Districts
Montana reports better crop prospects than in years past for the week ending May 21. From 21 counties, all but one note rainfall and favorable growing weather. Eastern Montana shows larger-than-last-year cultivated area. potatoes increase in Sanders and Ravalli counties. Wheat stem maggot damage cited in Teton, with insect damage also in Dawson, Gallatin, Cascade, and Sanders counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Sanders
Ravilli
Teton
Dawson
Gallatin
Cascade
Estate sale offers two five room houses and one more
For sale to close an estate two five room houses offered at 2600 dollars each and one at 2100 dollars all in a desirable Dillon Montana location. Contact Co. C. Newman Room 314 Telephone Block Dillon Mont. 22-t £
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Newman
Dillon, Mont
Summer School Opens At Dillon Training School
Dr. Finch returns from Conrad after delivering the commencement address. The six week summer session runs June 20 to late July with forenoons only and offerings in kindergarten through eighth grade. Outside pupils may enroll. applications to Mr. Finch. Special supervisors in manual training drawing music physical culture home economics. Free movies planned. Miss Stevenson and Mr. Frye to run the playground. A class of over thirty will graduate June 9 with pupil led program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Baillie
Miss Stufft
Finch
Stevenson
Frye
Miss McGregor
Dillon
McGregor
Nicholia Whitworth Join for District 33 Field Program
Nicholia and Whitworth schools held a joint field program at the shearing plant on May 27 with races, a tug of war, and a debate on country life versus city life. Students and patrons enjoyed lunch, recitations, and readings. Nicholia won the 25 to 4 baseball game and the tug of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholia
Whitworth
Margaret Sweeney
Evelyn Harrison
Loveria McComb
Doris Rogers
Leo Harrison
Ethel Hansen
Bessie Harkness
Jessie Harkness
Helen Rogers
Roger Sweeney
Leonard Hansen
Ena Patterson
Lowell Martinell
Highram Martinell
Whitworth School
Nicholin School
Highram
Martinell
Patterson
I. W. Rogers
Ferrand
Delia Hagerdy
Basin and Canyon
William Peterson
Willis Martinell
Willard Kennison
Roy Stanfield
Shorty Rangin
Wm. Harrison
Ras ‘Hansen
William Sweeney
William Petersen
Clayton
James Peter
Glen Station News Roundup Sees Local Visits and Health Notes
Reichle P O May 381 Jack Waters visited Butte last week. Mrs Wellington visiting Mrs John Waters then returning to Butte. Irvin McLean called on Glen friends. Veronika Hartwig visited Mrs I M Roe in Dillon during trains. Mrs Roe improving from pneumonia. Rhodes Wilhelm and daughter went to Butte for Decoration Day. Hartwig brothers drove to Dillon on business Saturday. Lena Fassler of Melrose visited Hartwigs. Fassler and Hartwigs went to Dillon for Decoration Day. George Crawford went to Dillon to see a doctor. IX Garrison and G O'Leary visited Butte after a successful term of school. Sam Curtis visiting friends in Glen. Norma Salmon returned to Polson after a successful school term. John Poole spent weekend on his Dillon-area ranch. Frequent rains last week boost for range and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Kate Carson
Decry
Lodge
Montana
Ed Harvey
Wise River
Albert Streb
Dillon
A. Fassler
Florence Harvey
Otto Boetticher
Henry
Meine
M. Connor
Butte
Miss Connor
Glendale
Tate
Ethel Tate
Dolly Melver
Gladys Boetticher
Julia Boetticher
Katy Thompson
Reichle P.O
Jack Waters
Wellington
John Waters
Irvin McLean
Glen
Veronika Hartwig
I. M. Roe
Rhodes Wilhelm
R. Wilhelm and Nephew
Hartwig Brothers
IX. Garrison
O’leary
Sam Curtis
Norma Salmon
Polson
John Poole
Local visitors and memorial day travel in Red Rock area
Mrs Florence Ames visited Dillon with host L S Kimmel. L M Pfiffner returned from St Paul where his ill father remains. Anna L Bauman made a brief Dillon trip. Mr and Mrs Carpito and children spent Memorial day in Pocatello. The Little family visited the Carpito home. Mrs Wombacher and Porter children went to Dillon. J W Boyce made a Dillon business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedrock
Florence Ames
Dillon
L.S. Kimmel
Armstead
L. M. Pfiffner
St. Paul
Anna L. Bauman
Carpito
Pocatello
Ranch for Trade Near Dillon Montana
440 acre stock and grain ranch 6 miles from Dillon Montana offered for trade for good city property. About 100 acres in grain with fair buildings fenced and irrigated. Contact C. C. Newman rooms 3 and 4 Telephone block Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
C. C. Newman
Montana
Orrs Leave for Health Trip to Hot Springs
Mr and Mrs Bert Orr departed Thursday afternoon for Hot Springs Arkansas to seek health benefits for Mr Orr who plans a stay of six weeks to two months in the spa town for his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Orr
Hot Springs
Arkanas
Opportunity to enter cattle or sheep ranching offered
A seller advertises profitable ranching with a 320 acre property offering lease with option to purchase before March 1 1922. The land features 300 tons of hay 10 acres of potatoes forest permit water rights stream timber open range and a school on land. Contact C C NewmanRooms 8 and 4 Telephone Block and a separate line seeks a woman to cook on a ranch via 62 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Newman
Dillon
Mont
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Francis Lynde
Sheridan News
G. W. Rightenour
Miss Gersch
Cheney
Washington
Portland
California
Episcopal. Guild
A. J. Halse
J. H.thomas
O. H. Junod
B. L. Golden
George Foster
G. D. Vickers
George Rome
Mildred Rowe
Miss. Rowe
Loomont News
Frank Hazelbaker
Beaverhead Co
Dr. Finch
Conrad
Miss Olive Roberts
Nicholia News
Sen
Dan Petersen
Roll Henderson
William Rosenbaum
Charles Brothers
Messrs
Sweeney and
Hansen
Dell
Wm. Sweeney
Shorty Rankin
Pierce
Ki. Kennison
Canyon
D. K E. Ferrand
Peter Patterson
Chas. Patterson
Glen Station News
RED Rock News
Taylor Electric Shop
Dillon Electric Supply
E. Sebree St
Taylor Electric
L. T. Taylor
E. L. Burles
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