Attendance Honors and Local Social Notes
Our school closes today for summer vacation. Nine pupils earned perfect or near perfect attendance: Mildred and Harry Schuler Loren Miller Billie Pilgrim Holger Carlson Bernice Johnson and Segfred Johnson. Harriet Schuler missed only one day in three years Segfred Johnson has two years of perfect attendance. A surprise party honored Miss Genevieve O Leary at Mr and Mrs Bert Watt’s home with five hundred dancing and luncheon. A Boys and Girls club meeting is planned at Mr and Mrs Otto Christensen’s home Sunday afternoon.
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Genevieve O’leary
Bert Watt
O’leary
Otto Christensen
Jackson Sunday School Notes Amid Arbor Day Reflections
Jackson Montana May notes show Saul's change to early Christians and strong attendance and offering. Reports of Children's Day songs, a church mission fund, and Arbor Day scrapbook selections. Mother's Day Memorial Day focus, library growth, and storehouse gift support. Uncle Sam indigestion quip notes mail backlog and urging proper return addresses.
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Jackson
Montana
Saul
Isach
Mont
Chicago court hears case against William D Shepherd in ward murder
In a Chicago court William D Shepherd stands trial for killing his ward Billy McClintock with typhoid germs. The state presents a 20 year plot to seize the McClintock fortune, involving co guardians Julie G Shepherd and others, with a Will favoring the Shepherds and Isabelle Pope. A key witness, C C Waiman, testifies he supplied germs for $100000, while disinterred remains show mercury in the late McClintock and his mother.
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Chicago
William Daving Shepherd
McClintock
Shepherds
Shepherd
Billy
Young McClintock
Isabelle Pope
Shepherd- McClintock
Shepherd’s
Miss Pope
Harry Olson
Oscar Olson
Olson
Wm. D. Shepherd
May Queen Crowned as College Notes Highlight May Day
Dr. S E Davis returns from Helena and will speak at Darby and Deer Lodge. Dr F H Garver delivers commencement at Leadore. Teachers tour Salmon with Miss Hoffman Paper Baker Dillinger Stuart Crandall. Miss Carson spoke on A Modern Fable of the Ants and Grasshoppers. May Fete preparations fill early week with many events and students participating. Handball courts near completion.
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S. E. Davis
Helena
Dr. Davis
Darby
Deer Lodge
Uo Salmon
Idaho
Hoffman
Paper
Baker
Dillinger
Stuart
Crandall
McClintock Case Holds Nation's Interest as Jury Deliberates
The grand jury has refused to indict the woman in the McClintock case, a decision that captivates national attention while the trial unfolds. What verdict will emerge remains uncertain as proceedings continue.
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Farman
Shepherd
Mrs. Shepherd
Hurley Leach Takes Pilar Into Dillon
Hurley Leach took Frank Pilar into Dillon Tuesday amid reports Pilar suffers another paralytic shock. Mike Haggerty and wife relocate to Dillon for the summer. Frank Mautz visited on business. Chris Bay bought cattle from Carl Borgaes. Mrs. Joe Pace ill with measles. Al Crossley and W T Crealey returned from Shelby on business. Havre Old brewery rebuilt into a cold storage and ice plant begins first run focusing on milk fed poultry.
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Apex
Havre
Night Cough Relieved by Foley's Honey and Tar
H W Webb of Quincy II reports a severe night cough and says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound gave quick relief. The ad notes the product contains no opiates or substitute drugs and claims one dose let him rest all night.
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H. W. Webb
Quincy
Foley
Potts
the. Druggist
County Federation Holds Semi annual Convention
Beaverhead County Federation of Women's Clubs met in Dillon with delegates from Wisdom Jackson Wise River and other clubs. They voted to hire a county nurse starting Sept 1 and to aid a county fair while endorsing strict prohibition enforcement. Officers named and several out of town visitors attended. There were 3 081 West Point graduates who served in World War I.
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Beaverhead County
Ted Woodward
Wisdom
Flora Hirschey
Jackson
Lewis
Geo. Qlemon
S. J. Johnson
Roy Ford
Fred Hirschey
Frances Shaw
James Woody
Henry Olsen
Walter Stewart
West Point
May Festival at Normal College Crowns May Queen
A large crowd gathered for the annual May Festival at Normal College Campus on Wednesday evening. Miss Grace White of Joliet was crowned May Queen as students and training school pupils performed dances and the Maypole finale under the direction of Miss Bernice Patterson of the physical training department. Music by a selected orchestra accompanied the program.
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Grace White
Normal College
Joliet
Bernice Patterson
Public School Practical Work Builds Basement Slab
The manual training class laid a concrete slab in the school basement to stop mud splashing on windows and each department will continue slabs until all windows are protected. A public exhibition of the work was held yesterday. The Great Falls Sunburst gusher tested at 900 barrels per hour or 20 000 per day, the state’s heaviest yield.
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Great Falls
Nixie Mail Waste Costs Billions in Improper Handling
A misaddressed and poorly wrapped mail piece dubbed a Nixie cannot be delivered or returned. The issue drives an estimated annual cost of about 2 million dollars in special handling and lost throughput for the postal system.
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Nelson School Notes
Jackson Sunday School Notes
A. W. Wilson
Earth
Lucy Larcom
Moses
Incarnate
Son of God
Washington
Sam
McCracken Bros
Standard Lumber & Coal Co
Normal College Notes
F. H. Garver
Leadore
Bond Grocery Co
Eliel Bros
THE
Variety Store
Corner of Montana and
Center Jos. Bertrand
County Federation
Elmo Jaquette Scott
Ernest Loft
Ralph McFadden
Elsie Johnson
McGregor
the Normal College
Alice Roe
Anderson Market
Anderson Bros
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