Moving Week Quietly Shifts Loomont Residents
Oscar Buhl and family leased the Nolte ranch near Silverstar and Geo Bonawirtz will move to the White ranch to be foreman for A D Davis. Lowell Palin leaves after two years as foreman to visit his mother in the east. Mrs Richards Alsop takes Mary Mellett’s place at the Orphans Home due to Mary’s stomach illness. Measles outbreak closes the primary school for two weeks while neighbors resume farm work and meadowlarks return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boanont
Ther Woods
Oscar Buhl
Nolte Ranch
Silverstar
Geo.Bonawirtz
Silver Star
White
A. d. Davis
Lowell Palin
Jas. Wing
Butte
Richard Alsop
Mary Mellett
Mary
Monroe Foster
Twin Bridges
M. O’connor
Kate
Blow Home
Wing
Will Lorenz
Bad Lands Regions Described Across Western US
The article defines bad lands as eroded, unconsolidated rock areas formed on arid plateaus from loosely cemented sands. It notes their prevalence above the Missouri drainage and nearby in the Black Hills area with occurrences also in Colorado Arizona New Mexico and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuaises Terres
Missouri
Black Hills
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Nicholia Basin Visitors Note Rocks and Lakes Sighted
A Nicholia report describes sheep and cattle grazing in Sheep Creek basin with locals Kennison Harkness and others visiting Dillon. It highlights four lakes Dead Man Cottonwood Morrison and Coyote and notes a school event installing hot lunch equipment amid a study of physiography and local geology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholia
Blue Bird
Black Bird
Sheep Creek Basin
Messrs
Kennison and
Harkness
Rockies
Idaho Line
Dead Man Lake
Cottonwood Lake
Morrison Lake
Coyote Lake
Morrison
Ernest
Hawthorne
Centennial Valley News From Lakeview March Weather and Marital News
Spring brings mild weather and rapid snow melt as mail travels by horse due to broken roads. Fred Hanson ships beef from his ranch and Willie OConnor aids cattle movements to Monida. Ben Hart moves to Corvallis Montana after selling near Lakeview. Joe Buck Sr celebrates silver wedding with Omaha origins. three children visible in Idaho region. School opens in District No 40 with Mrs Joe Buck Jr teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Lake
Idaho
Fred Hanson
Willie O’ Connor
Monida
Ben Hart
Corvallis
Montana
Joe Buck
Omaha
Idaho Falls
Alden
Joe
Aviation Corps
Joe Buck, Jr
Granger
Not Very Interested Child Wonders About Last Reel at Church
Margaret accompanied her family to church more often than the movies. One morning she slept through most of the service and finally asked, Papa, is this the last reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Papa
Sheridan News Highlights Local Political Prospects And Social Notes
Sheridan March 10. Madison county could supply acting governor if top state officials are away. Senator O. H. Junod named caucus president pro tem by Republicans. Junod has long stood in Madison county politics and ranch ties near Silver Spring. Local families, dances, and educational events feature in this roundup, including the inaugural ball in Duncan district and the Sheridan high school delegation to the interscholastic speaking contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Madison County
Dixon
Nelson Story
O. H. Junod
Senate
Junod
Hubert Cheney
Hazel and
Vernetta
Hildred Marsh
Florence Edwards
Dillon
Tonney-Baxter
Montana
Great West
Harding
James Marrow
Divide
Frank Reid
Twin Bridges
Thomas Simpson
Indian drum design aims for richer harmonic overtones
The article describes a drum with a loaded drum head containing finely divided iron to enhance harmonic overtones. A central circular area is covered, with a second ring-shaped membrane at the edge to transmit the loading effect and improve tone quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Melrose News Highlights Local Happenings and Visitors
Horace Hand, now in Junction City Oregon, visited Melrose with news of his family’s good health and satisfaction with their new home. Local movements include Ray Tash leasing the Thompson ranch near Red Rock and moving to the Connor place north of Melrose, with a welcome extended to the family. Additional notes cover social events, travel to Dillon and Butte, health trips to Portland and Alhambra Springs, cattle movement, mining activity, wedding plans, and a large Odd Fellows visit for four initiations plus many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Horace Hand
Junction City
Ore
Oregon
Ray "Tash
Thompson Ranch
Red Rock
Connor Place
Ladies Aid
Frank Tait
John Grant
Butte
Catherine Drayton
Julia Boetticher
Louise Harvey
Wise River
P. Tait
Dillon
School officials visit Apex key event
Our school superintendent Miss Elizabeth Sutherland and Miss Gilbert visited the Apex school last Wednesday afternoon. At Dillon on business were Mr. and Mrs Armond Hood and Mr. and Mrs H M Miller last Tuesday. Christenson shipped two cars of hay to Butte and hauled grain to Dillon. Mrs Pierce and daughter visit with Mr and Mrs Enoch Young this week. David Hier made a business trip to Dillon Friday. Carl Mast and Jess Ditty rode horses in the locality last week. Christenson and Noah Allen hopped in Dillon Thursday. Sohnees began farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickam
Lowell Palm
Davis
W. J. Weber
Butte
Jay Foster
Ray Turner
Kirby
Hope Harbison
Whitehall
Apex
Elizabeth Sutherland
Gilbert
Armond Hood
H. M. Miller
Dillon
Christenson
Pierce
Enoch Young
David Hier
Carl Mast
Jess Ditty
Otto
Noah Allen
Sohnees
Social notes from Dillon and surrounding towns
James Hays visited Dillon this week while Mrs. Hinson returned to Idaho after visiting her son David Hier. Mr. and Mrs. I. Young were in Butte last week. Bert Siia came from Bitter Root to visit brother Walter. Snow and near zero weather return signaling no plowing until spring. Otto Christensen hosts a 25 guest surprise gathering with card games and a midnight lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hays
Dillon
Otto Christensen
Sol man teacher program fosters community in Reichle
Miss Sol man, a popular teacher, hosted a Friday night program to strong turnout. After a light lunch, attendees left satisfied. A sweet concert by meadow larks greeted a new president Friday morning signaling hopeful springtime prospects. Albert Stamm, George French and others visited neighbors, with snow yielding to nicer weather and spring growth in the hills. Mary Judge and her daughter Velma left for Bozeman to attend a basketball tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichle P. O
Miss Solman
Meadow Larks
Mary
Velma
Bozeman
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Loomont News
United States
Nigholia News
William Sweeney
William. Kaufman
Kennison
Wm. Harrison
Centennial Valley
Sam Robinson
Elmer, Hyndman
E. D. Marsh
Walter Ellinghouse
O. B. Gentry
M Yosh Pr
Melrose News
Hoffman
Thomas
B.A. Clothier
B. H. Wells
Julia Thompson
California
Bennett
Government
Ralph Dutch
LO. O. F
Glen Station News
Albert Stamm
George French
Rose Stamm
Geo. French
Jacob Hartwig
Sam, Curtis
Dr. Bimrose
Julius Hartwig
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