Local visits and cattle sale notes from Dillon area
Glen Station Reichle P D March 26. Frank Tate brought 26 heads of fat cows to Jacob Hartwig site where John Hoffman purchased for Schwartz and Cos grove in Dillon. Many local residents visited Dillon or traveled to nearby towns, with multiple trips to Dillon Monday for cattle sale and social events. One accident incident notes Hugh McMillan narrowly escaped a rock fall while visiting Butte. Various residents such as Hand, Hartwig, Jensen, Browne, and Maier families are recorded in transit and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Christiansen
Dillon
Roscoe
Minnie McGrade
Richard Maier
Adam Maier
Nick Adders
Kaspar Hansen
John Waters
James Orwell
Carl Hartwig
Fred
Centennial Valley Community Notes March Warmth and Activity
The warm winds have melted snow on valley trails and spring birds are returning. Forsyth of Lakeview shipped a carload of seed oats from Idaho. Ketner works on seed oats, with thousands of sacks. A St Patrick's night Bean ranch dance drew a pleasant crowd. Summers left for Livingston for stomach surgery. Much hay remains in stacks and may be carried over if the season opens early. James Dodd of Lakeview shipped beef from Monida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Valley
Forsyth
Lakeview
Idaho
Jack ‘Ketner
Bean Ranch
St. Patrick’s
Summers
Livingston
Beaverhead Ranch Moves Headquarters to Mantle Ranch
The Beaverhead ranching company relocated its headquarters from the Old Hopp ranch to the Mantle ranch. Otto Christinson and wife entertained guests at Five Hundred last Saturday evening after card play and refreshments. Cora Bryan and Fred Eudale spent Sunday in Apex with Mrs. Pat O Connell and Mr. and Mrs. A C Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bryan
Dillon
T. Duboise
Rice Brothers
Kinsey Collins
Apex
Cora Hails
M. Miller
Blanch Stanfield
Sam McClean
Beaverhead Ranching Company
Hopp Ranch
Mantle Ranch
Otto
Christinson
Cora Bryan
Fred Eudale
Pat O’connell
A. C. Hood
Sheridan Ladies' Aid elects officers and reports
Sheridan March 26 Mrs G W Rightenour presided as Ladies' Aid elected officers for six months with Mrs E D Marsh as president Mrs Charles C Hill vice president Mrs Karl Kirkpatrick secretary and Mrs Rightenour treasurer The group noted financial steadiness despite flu losses reading letters from former members and hosting social hours Also Episco pal Guild and Library workers events mentioned with local notes on residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Noble
San Diego
Cal
Sunshine and Flowers
William Rowe
Carmen
Idaho
Old Home Church
F. J. Starral
H. R. Marsh
Informal Farewell for President Monroe at New Residence Hall
On Friday March 21 an informal reception in the new residence hall hosted President and Mrs. Monroe. A short program featured songs and speeches and included a copper humidor presented to President Monroe. Tenants and students attended as Mildred Sharp and Elois Thomas returned to college and three senior class members left to teach in Glasgow Polson and near Helena. New quarter brings many new students with certificate and two year course entrants. On March 26 T W Bennett rector of Dillon's Episcopal church spoke at convocation on religious world changes in the last century.
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Monroe
Mildred Sharp
Elois Thomas
Normal College
Montana
Hungate
Glasgow
Campbell
Helena
R. Smith
Polson
T.W. Bennett
Episcopal Church of
Dillon
Death by self in Virginia City shocks county assessor
William J. Foreman, newly appointed county assessor, died after leaping from a Ma sonic Temple window in Virginia City. Undertaker Olson prepared the body Friday. Foreman’s death was swift, life extinct within minutes. Funeral held Sunday drew many locals. Lambing season continues with cautious care for young flock. Mrs. A Cisler ill at home with influenza aged but hoped to recover.
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Olson
Virginia City
William J. Foreman
Foreman
Masonic Temple
A. Cisler
Mia Cisler
Poke High Freshman Debut Social Event
The Poke High Freshman class hosted a gymnasium party for students and faculty. Maureen Desmond and Beatrice Christman led a notable dance segment, with balloon, color, and flavor dances drawing attention. Track season opened after basketball, with many boys attending first practice. Sophomores plan a party soon. Attendees from Butte included Ralph Cushing, Fred Staudaker, Jay Cosgrove, and Clair Cosgrove who attended a French band concert last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen Desmond
Beatrice Christman
Butte
Ralph Cushing
Fred Staudaker
Jay
Clair Cosgrove
President Monroe Receives Two Gift Watches
At noon Saturday Professor Mosher presented two gift cases to President Monroe as he left the Montana State Normal College office. One held a gold watch engraved J. BE. M with school inscription. the other a two color watch chain. The gifts, from the faculty and Miss Lucy Carson, symbolize esteem and friendship.
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Prsident Monroe
Mosher
J. BE. M
Joseph. Eaton
Monroe
Montana State Normal College
Normal College and Training School
Lucy Carson
E. R. Mosher
Lyceum Course Friday Ad Highlight
A fragmentary notice promotes a Lyceum course on Friday April 4. The readable text urges readers not to miss the event and hints at advertisement content.
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Lyceum
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Glen Station
Devil
Kaiser
James Dodd
Monida
Boole
Frank Wilcomb
Laurin
Scott
Erby
Montana Auto Supply
Pierce Ranch
Armstead
Hoxses
Plymouth Rock
McCormick
Chas. A. Smith
Oliver Gang
Oliver Walking
H.C. Madsen
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