Jackson community notes from Dillon visits to Easter plans
Fred Nelson returns to Jackson after visiting his parents in Dillon. J esSe Finsley comes home from Dillon where he stayed with his wife Freda Hanson. Mrs Hans-Jorgenson visits Wisdom and a pinochle party honors her mother. Pinkerton Ranch sheep trailing despite deep snow. Jackson Woman's Club gathers with Easter songs. Jolly Jackson Juniors enjoy games at Wilma Christensen's. Better Home program and window curtain study noted. Easter Sunday church program planned. Mrs A W Wilson reelected Sunday School assistant superintendent and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nelson
Jackson
S. P. Nelson
Dillon
Jesse Finsley
Sen
Freda Hanson
Dan’Penderast
Hans - Jorgenson
Wendell Jardine
Wisdom
S.J. Johnson
Margaret Lossl
Pinkerton Ranch ‘Company
Jackson Woman's Club
Margaret Loss
Christensen
Champaign
A. W. Wilson
Residents travel and visits in Grant area
Mr James Mansfield drove to Dillon on Tuesday with visits from Armstead of Mr Lyons. Lowell and Mrs Smith returned Tuesday from Dillon and Redrock after weeks away. Fred Munckton did business in Dillon Tuesday. E B Roe of Bedrock visited Grant Wednesday. Bob Marchesseau travelled to Dillon Sunday for medical care. Chris Pederson shipped cattle to Denver Saturday. Agnes Pierce visited Grant Tuesday by horseback, returning to Dillon by car Wednesday. C W Stallings of Bannack visited Grant Wednesday. Geo H Smith and children enjoy a few days in Dillon. Jack Brenner returned Thursday from State Agricultural College Easter break. Louise Allison from Denver stayed with S B Howell’s for a few weeks. George P Hughes toured Dillon Wednesday. Hawkins brought two cattle buyers from Dillon Wednesday. Geo Von Bermuth made a Dillon trip Monday. Frances Billy Bjorns and Mrs Luama drove to Dillon Monday morning. Vaun Greene visiting Howell ranch for a few days. Hans Pederson of Armstead visited Grant Saturday. Mae Stocker made a business trip to Dillon Tuesday.
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James
Mansfield
Dillon
Lyons
Armstead
Grant
S. B. Howell
George P. Hughes
Hawkins
Geo. von Bermuth
Frances
Billy Bjorns
Luama
Vaun” Greene
Howell Ranch
Hans Pederson
Mae Stocker
Argenta Visitors Share Weekend Round of Callers
Mr. and Mrs. John Knapp and their daughter, Mr. Sidney Knapp and Mr. Larsen of Butte visited friends. Mrs. Larsen joined them after visiting Miss Sidney McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. George French returned from Salt Lake City. Henry and Ernest Shaffer, Miss Bertha Shaffer and Mr. John Shaffer came from Whitehall. Miss Shaffer to stay with her mother. Shaffers to Mammoth next week. A and H.S. Pilon hauling ore from Iron Mountain property this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knapp
Sidney Knapp
Mr. Larsen
Butte
Larsen
Sidney McDonald
George French
Salt Lake
Henry
Ernest Shaffer
Bertha Shaffer
John Shaffer
Whitehall
Miss Shaffer
Reichle News Notes Local People and Moves
Reichle news lists Kasper Hausers illness improvement and Irvin McClean settling Vincent Reichle estate. Dillon visitors Mrs Sassman and sons. Miss Miriam Rouse in Butte. Genevieve O Leary from Lima visits Reichle. Mayer family moves from Dillon to reside here. son Richard joins sheep business with Albert Woodell of Twin Bridges. James Campbell hosts surprise party. Matt Polish visiting Butte. Nampel returns from Los Angeles. Poole welcome baby Dorothy Laverne born March 19. Joe Brown and Silver Star lease ranch to Val Tadovich. Viggo Sigvardt and family visit from Dillon. Sigvardt travels northern state for bridge project with McGuire and Blakeslee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasper Hausers
Irvin McClean
Butte
Vincent
Genevieve O'Leary
Lima
Reichle
Adam Mayer
Dillon
Richard
Albert Woodell
Twin Bridges
James’ ‘Campbell
Matt Polish
Joe Nampel
Los Angeles
Idaho
Mack Poole
Dorothy Laverne
Joe Brown
Silver Star
Val Tadovich
Frank
Carl Kambich
Viggo Sigvardt
Sigvardt
McGuire and Blakeslee
Blizzard Hits Armstead Amid Snow Spell
A Friday blizzard blankets Armstead leaving slick roads though no major damage reported. Roscoe Gordon celebrates his fourteenth birthday with games music and a luncheon at 5 pm and guests depart by 8 pm. Andy Forseith travels from Centennial valley to shift Roe cattle to the home ranch from John Peterson's where they grazed the past two months. Armstead Neighbors Club meets at Mrs. B J McMenomey ranch with a business meeting followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
Roscoe Gordon
Elmer Gordon
Andy Forseith
FE. B. Roe’s
Centennial Valley
Roe
John Peterson
Centennial
Armstead Neighbors Club
B. J. McMenomey
Schultz trip includes Havana and national rifle prizes
Sheridan notes Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Schultz traveled through Rochester Chicago Philadelphia Kansas City and Houston visiting friends and returning to Montana. Mrs. Schultz won the national women’s prize at Kansas City tying her husband for a time and earning two gold medals while Mr. Schultz won a $1 000 rifle purse.
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O. A. Schultz
Havana
Cuba
Rochester
Minn
Schultz
Mayor Hospital
Fern
Edward Schultz
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Houston
Texas
Old Montana
Ladies Aid Society
G. W. Rightenour
Rightenour
F. A. Brim
Georges*Gammell
Olive Smith
New England
Tom Foster
Dillon
Harry Foster
Gertrude Foster
Louise Steiner
Normal College
Dillon visits and travel halts in early week
The narrative lists residents and visitors in Dillon including Polaris Hollis Russell Harison Guy Grey Leon Beese and R D Marchesseau with travels to and from Dillon and Beaverhead. Auto travel from Badger pass to Polaris and Grasshopper to Dillon is reported impassable this week. A London Chron Chronicle excerpt notes a sundial reading correct time and consideration of British summer time.
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Hollis
Russell Harison
Dillon
Guy Grey
Leon. Beese
Butte
Harrison Ranch
R. D. Marchesseau
Johnny Knoll
Harry Tash
Beaverhead
George Pyle
Clare
Grasshopper
Badger Pass
Polaris
Uuntingdonshire
London Chronicle
Lis
Battle of Wisby Reveals Medieval Armor Fields
Archaeologists uncover two mass graves outside Visby Gotland from 1361 siege by King Valdemars Danish army. Finds include intact armor and weapons buried with fallen soldiers. Governments plan a monument to commemorate the gallant defense and heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisby
Gotland
Valdemar
Visby
Traffic Problem The apotheosis of hard tuck
A quirky journalistic line discusses the enduring patience needed to cross streets as banks close and financial notes face protest, reflecting urban life and delays. The playful caption by a Shoe and Leather reporter hints at everyday urban friction and timing.
London Police Reserve Units Stand By for Emergencies
London authorities report over 200 reserve officers ready around the clock to respond to any emergency. The force emphasizes readiness day or night to safeguard the city.
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London
Short Talk By Thoughtful Mother Promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar
An Indiana mother recommends Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds. She notes her child's bronchial trouble since age three improved after using the remedy. She says the product is unmatched for croup and night coughs and urges readers to ask for it. Geo. M. Gosman, successor to Potts.
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Indiana
Foley
Geo. M.gosman
Potts
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