Sheridan Prom Highlights Senior Class Night Dance
Sheridan May 5 report on last Thursday night junior prom for the senior class. Attendees from Dillon Virginia City Laurin Twin Bridges. grand march led by Miss Bessie Vickers and Ray Big ham. hall decorated in class colors green and pink. fruit punch alcove and stage scenery evoked open nature. Also notes Mine activity in Brandon district with Otto Schoenfeld operating Tamarack mine and a 700 foot tunnel progress. Rhodes depart Great Falls for cattle auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Sheridan High
Bessie Vickers
Ray Bigham
Dillon
Virginia City
Laurin
Twin Bridges
Florence Edwards
Vernetta Cheney
Mary Schnider
Isabel Sutherland
Dan Bock
John Gilbert
Pauline Jennings
Hildred Marsh
Lara Edwards
Ardis Baril
Amy Kalgren
Julia Halse
Mary Biggam
Pauline Mahagan
Charles Shaffer
Knowles
Schoenfeld
B Shhoenfeld
W. M. Rhodes
Great Falls
Rhodes
Montana Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Dry years squeeze McHessor Trout creek farmers
McHessor and Trout creek benches sit quiet as dry weather drives away many dry farmers. Those who stay plan large crops despite feed shortages, poor horse condition, and high seed grain costs. Leonard Fish suffered a flu attack. Mrs. F. E. Cleaves returns from Butte to homestead on Trout creek for the summer. Snowstorms hinder planting. cattle plans for Ruby mountains pushed toward June 10. O Leary expected from Twin Bridges for Road ranch repairs. Jeff Cox spent Sunday in Dillon with friends.
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McHessor
Trout Creek
Leonard Fish
F. E. Cleaves
Butte
Mr. Cleaves
Copper City
Ruby Mountains
O'Leary
Road Ranch
Jeff Cox
Dillon
Willow Creek school presents The Awakening of the Plants
Glen Station notes a village program as Willow Creek school pupils under Miss Nettie Hand staged The Awakening of the Plants last Saturday. A large crowd attended despite the storm and refreshments followed the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Spritzer
Dillon
Ethel Ferguson
Frank’ Kambich
Willow Creek School
Nettie Hand
Martha
Louisa Beehrer
Seattle
the Woods Live Stock Co
Fighting Quaker Palmer Fails to Last Round in Bout
Old H. C. of L- from Missoula faces Palmer in a quizzical encounter described by the Missoulian. The famed Quaker is said to have failed to go the distance in a brief display, leaving readers noting the hurried finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mitchell Palmer
H. C
L— ‘Missoula
Mont
Missoulian
Saving Money with Electricity at a Hotel
A hotel keeper in the Midwest cut carpet wear from three to seven years by installing an electric vacuum system. Vacuum cleaning removed deep dirt that hand sweeping left, extending carpet life and offsetting the system cost. The piece also notes farmhouse benefits from electric power and teases a May 14 event at the Normal Auditorium.
Union Star Calls for Any Sort of Peace Phrase
The Schenectady Union Star urges finding a peaceful path despite obstacles. It favors a practical compromise, signaling readiness to accept any reasonable settlement rather than deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow
Schenectady
N. Y
Union Star
Corinne Griffith Tops The Climbers In Vita Film Plans
Albert E Smith selects Corinne Griffith for Clyde Fitch's The Climbers as she rises in films after moving south to start acting. Griffith noted for striking gowns and athletic training. recent works include A Girl at Bay The Tower of Jewels Human Collateral and Deadline at Eleven. Funeral notice follows for Willard Pyle with thanks to neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E-Smith
Vitagraph
Corinne Griffith
Clyde Fitch
South
Miss Griffith
Tower of Jewels
Sunday School and Mother’s Day Program at 126 Idaho St
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. L Paul Rivers leads with a May 9th Mother's Day program. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Topic “Mother” and 8:00 p.m. Evening sermon “A Partridge Sermon” by Zono. Special music and duets. Pastor Geo. MacDougall invites congregants to memory and worship. Elmira AdVERTISEMENT notes wartime stayers quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rivers
Zono
Geo. MacDougall
Idaho
Tattersall's provides chick feed and supplies in 1911 ad
An old Newburg News item notes Tattersall's offering chick feed ground bone egg mash oyster shells and drinking fountains. It references no presidential boom for former Secretary of State Lansing who kept the government lid on while Wilson was laid up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Lansing
Wilson
Newburg
N. Y
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Glen Station News
Fohohhhoo
Reichle
Valentine Tadovich
Matt Polish
Julia Hartwig
Louisa
Melrose
H. H. Swain
Helena
FE. Garrison
Sam Curtis
Glen
Monida
League of Nations
Moline (Ill
Daily Dispatch
Oklahoma
Normal Auditorium
Senate
Evansville
Iil
Westcott
Dillon Auto CO
Dillon, Montana
Ee . Aia
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem
N. C
Herrish & Domestic Blend Carett
Department of Justice
Katonah
Tattersall’s Adv
Daniels
Baker
Pottsville
Marcellus Pyle
George Pyle
Andrew Pyle
W., R. Woods
Milton E. Hays
Willard Pyle
Willard
Tattersall’s
Minneapolis
Minn
Tribune
First Baptist Church
Elmira
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Ayree
Erik
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
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