Ex May Queen and May Day Festivities Featured
The article recounts a playful refrain about not wanting to be Queen of the May plus a list of attendees and organizers. It notes a May party hosted by Miss Jean Bishop with honor guest Miss Lucy Carson, the Shakespeare club, and Junior class visitors. Music, readings, dancing, and a self culture club talk follow with May baskets and roses as gifts.
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Jean Bishop
Lucy Carson
Shakespere Club
Normal College
Miss Carson
Little May
Senior Montana Normal college basketball champions honored
Champion basketball team of Montana Normal college attended a Saturday evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B A Tower. The home was decorated in purple and gray with 1914 championship banners and pennants. A printed program on purple basketball cards listed acts and performers including Hugo Giduz and Agnes Scott with readings. Honor guests included Mary Stevens Beatrice Collins Anna Sullivan Jean Pendergast and Miss Mayer.
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B. A. Tower
Montana Normal College
Clearview
M. N
Will Newnes
A. Elliott
Edith Hatch
Scott Margaret Poindexter
Club News Shakespere Elects Leaders at Lakeview Meeting
At the Lakeview meeting last week Miss Mary Innes was elected president and Mrs Pearl S Smith vice president to lead for the coming year. Miss Anne Hazard became secretary and Miss Edna Ketchum treasurer while Miss Anne Johnson served as historian. Delegates to the Federation of Womans clubs gathering at Lewistown in June were appointed: Mrs E J Callaway, Miss Lucy Carson.
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Mary Innes
Pearl S. Smith
Anne Hazard
Edna Ketchum
Anne Johnson
E. J. Callaway
Lucy Carson
Federation of Womans’ Clubs
Lewistown
Rankin Arrival Welcomed by Dillon Committee
Miss Rankin is greeted by Dillon as Anne Johnson Ross and Mrs. M Orr form a welcoming committee while M Orr and F H Garver serve as alternates for the occasion.
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M.orr
F. H. Garver
Anne Johnson
Ross
M. Orr
Miss Rankin
Dillon
Busy Bee Meeting to Convene Next Wednesday Afternoon
The Busy Bee group will meet next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank P. Birrer. The notice lists the host as Mrs. Birrer and specifies the time as Wednesday afternoon.
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Frank P. Birrer
Girls' Friendly Club May Saturday Meetings
The Girls Friendly Club will hold meetings on Saturdays throughout May. Members are invited to attend and participate in scheduled activities and discussions each week.
Club Meeting Announced for May Midweek Social
The Theta club will be entertained next Tuesday evening by Miss Jean Bishop. The group will meet with Mrs. J F Bishop next Wednesday May 13 for the planned activities and discussions.
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Th Theta
Jean Bishop
Needle
J. F. Bishop
St James Missionary and Guild Activities
The St James mission society met at the guild hall Thursday afternoon. Next Thursday at five o clock the ladies will host a cafetria supper at the guild hall. The Westminster guild enjoyed a visit from Miss Marjorie Stevenson at her home. The group had no meeting this week. On Thursday afternoon members will be entertained at Mrs W F Drummy’s country home. The Baptist church held an evening Aid society meeting Thursday.
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The
Missionary Society
Guild Hall
Society
Westminister Guild
Marjorie Stevenson
W. EF. Drummy
Baptist
Aid Society of the Church
Lakeview News Roundup Highlights Local Events
A Lakeview week lists cattle movement from Bedrock with 400 head to Lakeview. A baby boy born May 3 to Mr and Mrs W J Clayton the third. mother and son healthy. Lakeview Rod and Gun Club met Sunday with Lee Kaferly winning the medal for top shooting. Mrs E E Marcoe, sister of Mrs Cecil Wetmore, left for Idaho. Mrs Robert Duff and children visited the horse camp. Mr and Mrs N J Jones of Monida visited on business and with friends.
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Lakeview
Charles Bray
Wm. Hollingsworth
Dillon
Hart P. Miller
Spokane
Lakeview Cattle Company
Lorange
Bob Wibbles
Teepee Creek
James Dodd
Madison Basin
HW. Wetmore
Idaho
Humphrey
Ike
Freeman Marble
Fred I. Hanson
Kansas City
James
Monida
Clarence Hunt
Gilbert Hunt
Hebgen
Madison River
Gilbert
Tripune
Ruegsegger
Arthur Wilson
Montana
Hazel Shambow
Mayme Noonen
Bond
Mayme
James Doyle
Alice Davis
Frank
Noonen Ranch
al Forsyth
Noon
Bedrock
W. J. Clayton
N. J. Jones
Flour Mill Prospects In Dillon Favor Fresh Deal
In Dillon talks about building a flour mill with Mr Buege and Messrs Bodine and Bankhurst show progress though terms remain unsettled. Locals expect a deal soon with farmers watching and backing any viable plan. Also notes two local weddings at St Rose Catholic Church with families from Twin Bridges and Dillon. Ballard's Snow Liniment ad follows along with chocolate prices from Lovell's on Bannack Street.
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Mr. Buege
Messrs
Bodine
Bankhurst
Dillon
Bodine and
Buege
Fencing with bayonets praised as popular but dangerous army game
The article notes bayonet fencing as a favorite yet perilous activity for soldiers. Participants must be strong and skilled, wearing a padded, rubber‑tipped outfit. Regimental champions are chosen by elimination, meeting in events that foster intense rivalry at brigade posts.
Rain as a Fertilizer, Ammonia in Rainwater
The New York World notes rain with thunder and lightning fertilizes soil. Rain carries airborne ammonia into the ground, with about one eighty of a grain of ammonia per quart of rainwater in the calculation.
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New York World
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W. W. Jamesson
Fred Chapman
Frank Lovell
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George Brownback
Nina Kirk
Susie McDonald
Florence Lepper
Louise Hollister
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