Centennial Valley notes on storm, travel, and locals
Lakeview reports a lighter storm impact with one and a half feet of dry snow. Snowshoe mail delivery resumed, and Clarence Hunt delivered mail despite fatigue. A baby girl arrived to the Miller family. Timber wolves killed two yearlings on Long Creek. Fred Hanson and family returned from Dillon after a December storm delay. New bridge over the Big Hole River completed. Miss Grady to leave Pageville School March 30. Rev J A Hughes attended ministerial convention in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lakeview
Lake
Clarence Hunt
George Shambow
Clarence
Fred
Bob
Mr. Shambows
Cecil Wetmore
Butte
Grady
Pageville
Big Hole River
Pennington Ranch
Elvis Stephens
Rochester
J. A. Hughes
Local notes from Waterloo district on improved spring ranching
Waterloo neighbors report J W Gilky and wife visiting Pleasant Valley friends. School master W J Rankin in Whitehall. T D Townsend in Whitehall. H J Foster to Silver Star. Eldah F McCall brings two Jersey cows from Butte. Frank Held rents Renter ranch. Odell family settles on Gordon ranch. Will Powell family back from Silver Star. warm weather boosts hot bed preparations and spring work plans.
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Waterloo
J. W. Gilky
Pleasant Valley
W. J. Rankin
Whitehall
T. D. Townsend
H. J. Foster
Silver Star
Eldah F. McCall
Butte
Jersey
Weingart Ranch
Mr. Saeger
Deer Lodge Valley
Frank Held
Frank
Odell
Missouri
Gordon Ranch
Mrs
Will Powell
Pageville Social Notes and Local Health Update
Ernest Page returns from Missoula after a short visit. Lena Page of Twin Bridges visits Mrs. Burtch and family. Mrs. Shepard of Portland visits her brother R. K. Baird for a twenty year reunion, returning Wednesday. T. S. Talcott is sick this week. Leslie Utley runs a wood sawing machine as coal famine boosts wood use. Rev. J A Hughes from Stevensville to preach at Pageville school house April 1. Will Marshall and wife from upper Ruby Valley visit relatives and return home. Friends glad to see Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Page at church. Mr. Page continues poor health.
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Tribune
Pageville
Ernest Page
Missoula
Lena Page
Twin Bridges
Clara Burtch
Shepard
Portland
Ore
R. K. Baird
T.S. Talcott
Leslie Utley
Pitcher
J_A__Hughes
Stevensville
Will Marshall
Ruby Valley
John Marshall
Hay Shipped by Wood Live Stock Co to Idaho
Willis March 28 report notes Wood Live Stock Co ships hay to Idaho due to heavy snow. locals Ed Holder and Curtis Ferguson moved nearby. Mike Haggarty from Farlin sought a horse. Laura Haining and Lizzie Sutherland from Dillon visited. a dance at Mrs Reichle’s is planned next Saturday with good turnout anticipated.
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Tribune
Willis
Jones
Townshend
Melrose
Farlin
Holder
Jacob Hartwig
Curtis Ferguson
Wood Live Stock Co
Idaho
Mike Haggarty
Laura Haining
Lizzie Sutherland
Dillon
Redrock Notes Invite Joint Birthday Party and Local Jottings
Redrock notes spring arriving with meadowlarks. Mrs. Jos H Hainds visits Bedrock and relatives. Ed Roe travels to Dillon with daughter Muriel who suffers whooping cough. Emerson Hill returns from the East. Vogler from Salmon. Edith Decker visits from Dillon. Funny Four buggy ride ends in snow drift. Rev Kershaw preaches in Bedrock. next service April 1. Invitations extended by Misses Pearse Ward and Dora Mae McPherson for joint birthday Friday. Emerson Hill loses horse. Club meets at Mrs Fred Lamphear's Saturday March 31.
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Tribune
Redrock
Jack Frost
Jos. H. Hainds
Bedrock
J. B. Hill
Ed Roe
Dillon
Muriel
Emerson Hill
F. W. Vogler
Salmon
Edith Decker
Kershaw
Lima
Hungate
Pearse Ward
Dora Mae McPherson
South Omaha Cattle and Hog Market Says Price Gains Seen
Receipts in South Omaha moderate this week after a heavy Chicago start. Market shows week to week improvement with forecast of further recovery. Beef product quotes include Choice steers 5.20 to 5.60, cows 3.50 to 4.50, veal calves 4.00 to 6.50. Hog range 6.15 to 6.35, sheep and lambs steady above lows but slow.
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South Omaha
Mar
Chicago
Bitter Root Club Bid Fairwell Party At Morton Home
The Bitter Root Club hosted a farewell party for Mrs. Bert Orr at the Morton residence. The event featured pink and green decorations, good luck motifs, card games, a Virginia Reel, and custom souvenir suitcases for each guest. Members and spouses listed include Bert and Mrs. Orr, B N Stevenson, Ernest Orr, Lorenzo Cushing, John Cox, Hazelbaker, McCaleb, Fred Conger, Gist, Stedman, and John W. Morton.
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Bitter Root Club
John W. Morton
Bert Orr
B. N. Stevenson
Ernest Orr
Lorenzo Cushing
John Cox
Hazelbaker
McCaleb
Fred Conger
Gist
Stedman
Social Events Highlight Local Circles and Parties
Miss Pluma Tattersall hosted a five hundred and Virginia Reel evening with guests including Miss Woodward Leonard Rich Jeffry Bishop Decker Selway French Hughes Taylor and Mrs Bishop and Mrs John of Butte A thimble party followed by needlework and refreshments was hosted by Mrs John Carhartt with a list of attendees D B Ayers M R Ayers Tattersall Barnett A S Rife N E Stone Stevenson F M Cunnard Bigler Bishop Martin Lorenzo Cushing Black McFadden The Needle Club gathered at Mrs A L Anderson with Ayers Roland Ayers Wm Clark Mott and McCartney Also Miss Carter Anna Carter Edith Noyes Alma Morse hosted an April Fool party for County High seniors Mrs F E Foote hosted friends for Mrs Isaac Rife and Mrs Hammond guests leaving soon Mrs A B Martin entertained eight for dinner in honor of Mrs John of Butte the guest of Miss Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pluma Tattersall
Woodward
Leonard
Rich
Jeffry
Bishop
Decker
Selway
French
Hughes
Taylor
John
Butte
John Carhartt
D. B. Ayers
M. R. Ayers
Tattersall
Barnett
A. S. Rife
N. E. Stone
Stevenson
F. M. Cunnard
Bigler
Martin
Lorenzo Cushing
Black
McFadden
Anna Carter
Edith Noyes
Alma Morse
County High School
Miss Carter
A. B. Martin
John of
Social week features Mrs. Ike Rife dinner party
Theta enjoyed social events this week with a pleasant dinner party hosted Monday by Mrs. Ike Rife and attended by Miss Florence Carter.
The West Conquers Corn's Grains and Gains
The article notes corn’s large volume yields higher gross income for the country and supports western prosperity. It recalls a past era when corn was burned or left to rot, contrasting western demand with eastern limits and European views, highlighting grit and energy in western expansion.
Palmer and minister visit schools. sled ride ends in mishap
Dr. Ray Palmer and Rev. T Alden Stancliffé toured public schools on Tuesday morning. Palmer spoke in classrooms and joined children during play. He smoothly rode a sled down a hill before a second run ended with a tumble that left him briefly injured, yet unfazed and smiling at the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Palmer
T. Alden Stancliffé
Pony Sentinel
High School Notes From The State College Vacancy
Mr. C Westergaard of North Dakota State Agricultural College was elected to fill the science department vacancy and will assume duties next week. Mr Lough of the Methodist church spoke on merit and visited classes. Orla Towers left for Colorado with his mother. Track and field interest grows with practice in good weather. New book cases installed in the library. Prof Foote seeks pupils for the local declamatory contest with the winner advancing to Missoula. Miss Paxton oversees the drawing class display on walls of recitation rooms. Carrie Oliver visited Thursday afternoon.
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C. Westergaard
State Agricultural College of
North Dakota
State College
Lough
Methodist Church
Orla Towers
Colorado
Foote
Missoula
Paxton
Dillon Letter List at Dillon Postoffice March 30 1906
List of uncalled letters at Dillon Montana postoffice up to date. Letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not called for in 3Q days. Grace Lamont postmistress. Names include Childers W H Chapman John B Hall W R Jensen Henry Hayne Margaret Pfeiffer Joe.
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Grace Lamont
Dillon Mont
Childers
W. H. Chapman
John B. Hall
W. R. Jensen
Henry Hayne
Margaret
Normal College Notes Reflect Quiet Week of Activities
Miss Hazel Sanger is confined to her room by illness this week. A YWCA meeting elected Maud Baldwin Lavina Slocum and Alice Kilner as delegates to the Missoula convention with Ethel Oliver and Edna Anderson as alternates. Prof Monroe resumed Weather talks at assembly. Track work begins as pleasant weather motivates the college men for spring meets. Miss Card left Dillon to take a teaching position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Sanger
Missoula
Maud Baldwin
Lavina Slocum
Alice Kilner
Ethel Oliver
Edna Anderson
Josie Showers
Dillon
Sophia
Anaconda
Cutting
Butte
Helen
Miss Card
For Sale Two Dillon Lots With Modern House And Barn
For sale two good Dillon lots with 60 feet front and a six room house fitted with modern improvements. Includes barn for three horses, a chicken house 20 by 20 feet, and running water. Address W. G. Clark Dillon Mont.
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Dillon
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South Omaha Stock Market
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Needle Club
A. L. Anderson
Mesdames Ayers
Roland Ayers
Wm. Clark
Mott and McCartney
F. E. Foote
Isaac Rife
Hammond
Theta
Florence Carter
Peanut Palace
Jamestown
Carrie Oliver
Normal College Notes
Prof. Monroe
the Dillon Bakery
Ggerist Oss
New York
Dennison Mfg. Co
U. S. L. Depot
Tribune Pub. CO
Dillon, Mont
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