Sheridan mourns Mrs Fitzpatrick dies after illness
Mrs Fitzpatrick born Dubuque Iowa November 25 1865 passed away Wednesday at her farm home after six weeks illness from complications of flu and pneumonia. Widow of late Mr Fitzpatrick she is survived by husband sister Elizabeth Schroeder and other relatives in the central west. Remains were taken to Sheridan for shipment to Dubuque for interment accompanied by husband and sister.
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Fitzpatrick
Dubuque
Iowa
Olson
Granite Creek
Sheridan
Marvin Browne
Leda Mae Johnstone
Bessie Hadzor
Laura Harkness
Giffen
Haynes
Esther Tbbitt
Chris Anderson
Murray Hospital
Butte
Elks Stage Kidnaping Of Absent Members At Dillon Lodge
A Dillon Elks delegation rounded up absent members and forced them into the lodge for a mock trial matching speeches or songs for missing meetings. Francis J. Gelhaus was elected exalted ruler for the ensuing year, succeeding I W Johnson. Other officers were chosen by acclamation. Receptions closed the evening.
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Dillon Elks
Shanghai
Francis J. Gelhaus
Grand Lodge
Legion junior baseball league standings and upcoming game
The standings show Viks 2 0 1.000, Puppies 1 1 0.500, Moose 0 2 0.000. Next Sunday at 2 30 a selected squad from all four teams will meet Wisdom. W H Young of Wisdom said the club will offer tough competition for the local ball players. A justice of the peace in Marshall under arrest for waving a knife at his housekeeper during a sauce service incident. Frel Trumbull of Chicago was fined 210.
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American Legion
Moose
American Legion Junor
Wisdom
W. HH
Young
Dillon
Curt Doom
Justices of the Peace
Arthur Day
Marshall
Mei
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Holton
Kansas
Mother's Day Observed Nationwide Since 1914 Proclaimed
Mother's Day, now 20 years observed nationally, honors mothers with white carnations for those loved and red for living mothers. Proclaimed by the President to be the second Sunday in May, the day traces to Anna Jarvis and was nationally recognized in 1914. This item also notes local anecdotes and a church minister dying en route to hospital.
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United States
Anna Jarvis
Philadelpha
Wilson
Social News Roundup From Dillon And Jackson Events
Mrs Wendell Bruce returns from Dillon after a three week absence. Dillon visitors include Jud Stahl and Miss Suzanne Gilbert visiting John Jackson and family. Several locals attended dances in Jackson with Jim Johnson hosting and the Anaconda quartet performing. Early week health talks by Stickney Dr May Rev Meeke and Mr Wahl drew large crowds.
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Wendell Bruce
Dillon
Jud Stahl
Jackson
Freener
John Jackson
Robert Rolfe
Brian O'Connell
Clemen Ranch
Martin Jackson
Charles Wenger
Baby
Richard Shepherd
Wendell Daiuine
Sam
Mark Clemon
Eddie Werger
Helen Wenger
Stickney
May
Meeke
Wahl
Ryan O'Connell
Homnell Packing Company
Austin
Minn
Armstead
Fred Hirschey
Jim Woody
Jim Johnson
Anaconda
When Baths Were Few and Far Between
A survey of early American bath history notes the first bath tub in 1842, likely christened on Christmas Day or Eve. Boston and Philadelphia debated restrictions, taxes on tubs appeared, and Americans bathed more than Russians like Peter the Great. Ralph Palmer drove 1,480 miles in 12 states before police found he displayed 1933 plates.
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United Staes
Boston
Philadelphia
Virginia
Peter the Great
Russia
Ralph Palmer
Pittsfield
Mass
Provincetown Man Reports Hen Found Inside Codfish
Ulysses Simons of Provincetown Massachusetts says he yesterday caught a codfish containing a normally developed fully feathered hen. He reports the discovery as a remarkable natural anomaly and says he plans to preserve the specimen for study.
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Ulysses Simons
Provincetown
Mass
Sheep Industry Leaders Meet in Montana Gathering
Movirta na association secretary Mur ray E Stebbins led a protest on price reforms aligning shearer and machine rates to state standards. The May 20 shearing launch was discussed with focus on legislation aiding the sheep sector and flock management insights from I M C Anderson. Attendees from Missoula Bitter Root valley included over five participants and speakers on taxation and county leadership.
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Murray E. ‘Stebbins
Movitana Association
Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Montana Co-operative Association
I. M. C. Anderson
Montana State College
Missoula
Bitter Root Valley
James ‘T. Watsa
Montana
Idaho
Stanley Antrim
Stevensville
County Association
Campaign Questions Highlight 1984 Policy Debates
The campaign discusses administration recovery measures and outcomes. It questions employment gains, business restrictions, capital investment, and NRA effects on labor, employers, farmers, small business, and consumers. Parties promise differing positions, signaling sharp debate ahead. Beaverhead Chapter D A R elects officers for the year.
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NRA
May Party For Dancing Class At Ames
Teachers and girls of the intermediate grades entertained mothers with a May party held Monday afternoon at 4:30. A perfect menu and spring blossoms decorated the room. baskets with May flowers marked seats for list of attendees including Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Gravely.
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Leota Hughes
Richard Freeman
James Gravely
L. ‘Robinson
W. Wellborn
Smith M., Ames
Mary Freeman
Josie Gravely
Della Gravely
Iola Robinson
June Wellborn
Margaret “Anne Ames
Ebba Anderson
LaGrande Young
Weiser
Itaho
Laura T. Scott
Parke—P—Scott
Alumni meeting at B C High School May 10
The B C High School Alumni Association invites members to a Thursday evening meeting at 7 80 in the high school assembly room. The agenda includes electing officers, discussing business, and planning the senior class annual dancing party. Attendance requested.
Debaters from Beaverhead County High School travel to Missoula
Beaverhead County High School sends Moccasin and Ritchie and other students to Missoula for annual contests. Violet Eastman accompanies the team as head of the public speaking department. Students with journalism tennis and golf roles travel, with a Boy Scout review meeting set for St Rose hall Thursday at 8.
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Moccasin
Ritchie
Paul ‘Fidler
Jack Reeves
United” States
Violet M. Eastman
Beaverhead High School
Missoula
Beaverhead County High-School
Con‘soula
Soula
Lorraine McGrath
Helga Anderson
Francis ‘Tonrey
Charles Osborne
Fred Simons
Walt Stephan
W. B. ‘Hartwip
Ae Hartwig
Billie Baxter
J. B. Roe
June Roe
A. A
Mary Ruth Simpson
Kenneth Barry
Jim Campbell
Check Gilbert
Boy Scout Bouus of Review
St. Rose Hall
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