Sheridan mourns Eliza Dickinson mother of E L Dickinson
Mrs Eliza beth Dickinson died at her son s home 3 North Rodney street Helena on March 6 born June 2 1822 in Philadelphia. She married E L Dickinson in 1846 and moved to Sheridan in 1884 returning to Helena in 1909. Survived by son E L Dickinson three granddaughters Mildred and Mary Dickinson and two grandsons in Philadelphia. Funeral held at Helena home conducted by Rev S D Hooker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Elizabeth Dickinson
E. L. Dickinson
Rodney Street
Helena
Philadelphia
E.L. Dickinson
Quaker City
United States
Frank Germain
Mildred
Mary Dickinson
Helena, Rev. S. D. Hooker
Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
G. W. Rightenour
James Duncan
C. C. Hill
O. J. Olson
K. J. Kirkpatrick
G. W
Harvey Marsh
J. H. Thomas
Episcopal Guild
Andrew Clark
New York
Guild
Len Foster
Weiser
Idaho
Chas. Glasser
R. W. Rossiter
R. G. Willson
J. M. Maddison
Dillon
Altha Foster Whitman Dies in Salt Lake City
Mrs Altha Foster Whitman born and raised in Waterloo died February 26 after months of illness in Salt Lake City Surviving relatives include husband daughter a brother Carl Foster and half sister Frankie Foster with distant relatives from Virginia City Whitehall Silver Star and Butte attending the Waterloo funeral and burial at Fish Creek cemetery
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Loomont
Altha Foster Whitman
Salt Lake City
Waterloo
Shaw
Whitehall
Fish Creek
Carl Foster
Frankie Foster
Virginia City
Clara Foster
Frankie
Fred Bush
Steve Kanoff
Butte
R. T. Barkell
Silver Star
Mary Young
Jack Elliott
Normal notes from Normal Hall events and visits
The quarterly examinations were held Thursday and Friday. Prof. and Mrs. McBain entertained the Junior basketball teams at their home Friday evening. Miss Covington and Miss Taylor were guests at Normal hall Sunday. Miss Hazard and Miss Stark were guests at dinner Sunday. Miss Ann Shields entertained Miss Francis Caldwell Sunday. Miss Bettes was the dinner guest of Miss Atkins Monday evening. Mrs. Lundy and daughter Hazel were guests at dinner Sunday. Miss Margaret McGrady returned Monday after spending the weekend at her home in Anaconda. Prof. Light entertained the Senior basketball team at a theatre party Saturday night. A number of girls left during the week to teach in various parts of the state. The Glee club gave selections at Convocation yesterday. The program was in charge of Miss Taylor. Mrs. Shaffner visited her sister, Sally Dickson, at the dormitory Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Lizzie Beall
Z. D. Foster
Whitehall
Frank Beall
Pleasant Valley
H. Bushnell
R. Towey
Twin Bridges
Bud Phillips
Sam Hall
William Whitman
Salt Lake City
Carl Foster
Jack Elliott
M. T. Carney
Falconer
Sheridan
Clyde Morrison
H. J. Foster
Ruby Valley Stock Association
R. H. Bushnell
Emily Foster
Valley Springs Ranch
James E. Hill
High Seas
H. F. Noyd
James Hill
Wm. Curnow
Geo. Cox
C. Campana
Pat Carney
Nick Poulous
Sheridan Hagles
Valley Springs
Bert Miller
West Beach
Normal Hall
Mrs. McBain
Miss Covington
Miss Taylor
Miss Hazard
Miss Stark
Ann Shields
Francis Caldwell
Miss Bettes
Miss Atkins
Lundy
Hazel
Margaret McGrady
Anaconda
Prof. Light
Glee Club
Ferguson Injures Foot On Rusty Nail In Reichle
Reichle P O March 13 Last Thursday J C Ferguson stepped on a rusty nail his foot swelled at night and he rode to Dillon for a physician. He is recovering and able to walk. Local residents visit families and attend mass at Hartwig home with Fr T Clifford officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hartwig
Mrs. W. Jensen
Dillon
Rock Creek
Tadovich
Grant News Highlights From March Activities
Sheriff Wyman registered firearms in Dillon. John Peterson returned from California. Matt Kay and Gladys, with Frank Blair, drove to Dillon in a new Buick bought by Blair. Mrs. Stocker visited Salt Lake relatives. About 25 farmers attended farm surveys at the school house. Local pupils won a state banner for Thrift and War Saving stamps and vow further effort. Chester Barret traveled to Dillon. Rev. T. Clifford issued mags at Desmond ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Barret
Dillon
Rev. T. Clifford
Mags
Desmond Ranch
Polaris Horse Sale Folk Attend Sale and Farewell Party
George Pyle took fine mares to Dillon for the horse sale. W. H. Tash and Joe Ellis attended the Dillon sale. A farewell party honored Robert Marchesseau and Charles Kelso at the Marchesseau ranch with guests including Geneva Kinkaid Laura Ames Anna Marchesseau Mary Hays and more. Adolph and Otto Pahnisch drove horses to Dillon for sale. J E Morse drove sheep to the railroad for Oregon buyers. Laura Ames visits the F S ranch and Jim Harrison drives horses to Dillon. Bert Cozad halts milling until snow melts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
George Pyle
Dillon
Tash
Joe Ellis
Chas. Dening
Marcellus Pyle
J. F. Mercer
Butte
Marchesseau
Robert Marchesseau
Charles Kelso
Geneva Kinkaid
Laura Ames
Anna Marchesseau
Mary Hays
Mesdames John Judge
James P. Purdy
Ora Price
Rudolph Monk
Leon Beese
Ted Marchesseau
Harry Tash
Andy Hays
Alfred Spencer
F. 8
Jim Harrison
Bert Cozad
McHessor News Briefs From March 12
Mr and Mrs Orrin Wilcomb drove to Sheridan for business. A hard time dance at Trout Creek school drew a large crowd despite windy conditions with Miss Alice Reis winning a cake for best costume. Albert Norris delivered pigs to the Utely ranch. Leonard Fish family returned from Dillon. Reis and Jake Geim hauled hay bought at Hickman bridge. Joe Hayden built a cabin on land bought last year. Joe Kennedy traded mules for horses. Charley McGee traveled to Butte for military service examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Geim
Hickman Bridge
Joe Hayden
Joe Kennedy
Charley McGee
Butte
Severe winter lingers as spring hoped for with local notices
Monida visitors Mr Bucy and son return to the old place. Mies L Enright called to Butte for her mother's illness. School No 37 closed due to teacher shortage. Woody Bros. of Jackson sold 186 head cattle this week averaging 1825 pounds at 11 and a half cents, peak price for Big Hole basin stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bucy and Son
Mies L. Enright
Butte
Woody Bros. of
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
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Sheridan News
John Lenkersdorfer
Ernst Schmid
Beehrer
Julia Beehrer
Henry Nikel
Odell Green
Melrose
Karl Beehrer
Kaspar Hauser
A. Maier and Son
Waterloo News
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N.J
Glen News
Bkketek
Grant News
Polaris News
McHessor News
America
Canada
C. T. Magnus
Dist. Agt
Philips Bldg
Centennial News
Centennial Valley
Buick
Montana Auto Supply Company
Montana
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