Juniors Hold Banquet as Spring Festival Lights Up Campus
Last Saturday the Juniors hosted the Seniors at a candlelit dining room banquet in the dorm, with a green and white decor and a Saxophone orchestra providing music. The evening featured toasts from Ruth Harding, Sara Dickson, Clara Greenough, and others, ending in fond recollections. The following Tuesday the Spring festival launched with a grand march and a series of dances, drills, and pageantry by Normal and Training school students under Miss Covington’s direction, including Irish, Greek, and May pole performances.
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Bettes
Ruth Harding
Sara Dickson
Scott
Mr. Hoffland
Clara Greenough
Garver
Monroe
Normal and Training School
Normal
A. H. Neate
Maud Muntzer
Kathleen O'Keefe
Daisy Moran
Jay Cosgrove
Mabel Seidensticker
Edith Halliday
Elliot
Prof
Rev Bovard Services At School House
The report notes that Rev. Bovard conducted services at the school house last Sunday and mentions some government surveyors in the vicinity.
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Bovard
Community Notes From May Visit to Butte and Dillon
May 9 report from Reichle notes Mr and Mrs Stuart Henderlider and daughter visiting from Boise to See Mrs Henderlider's sister Mrs R Joy then moving to Great Falls. Several locals including Rev L Young of Dillon held services at Water's hall. Arbor day activities occurred in Butte with a large turnout on Columbia Gardens rail excursion. A crowd of readers and families attended, with names of attendees listed. Upcoming mass by Rev T Clifford at Mrs Jacob Hartwig's home.
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Butte
J. Lenkersdorfer
Louisa, Marthe
Kate Beehrer
E. Garrison
Lucille DeCelles
K. Hauser
Dodge
N. Adders
May Fisher
S. Kambich
Robert Joy
Frank
Rudolph Polish
Anna
Angela Bayan
Everett Ferguson
Jas. Jenkins
Neil Cummins
Gertrude Zerr
Ethel Ferguson
George Ferguson
Julius Hartwig, Jr
Nora
Rose
Joe Gross
Chris Reiber
Sibyl Grant
Anna Tadovich
Fay Gransberry
Rock Creek
Monida Social News and Local Visits
Mrs B H Paul returned home after four months in California and Iowa. J H Brundage and family visited relatives in Dillon. G H Stockings and wife spent days in Dillon. Dr Morrow and Stock Inspector Lovell of Dillon visited Monida. Miss Alice Cross visited Dillon. Mrs H Wetmore and granddaughter of Lakeview visited Mrs Joseph Smith. George Heimer of Ogden delivered cattle for summer range. Herb Arnold of Dillon spent Sunday in Monida. Robert Duff of Lakeview en route to Idaho Falls. E H Brundage of Dillon returned after visiting his ranch. Martin Fitch of Lakeview came with a freight load.
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Monida
B. H. Paul
California
Iowa
J. H. Brundage
Ellis
Dillon
G. H. Stockings
Morrow
Lovell
Alice Cross
H. Wetmore
Lake
Rogation Sunday at St James Church Services Listed
St James Church announces Rogation Sunday services at 7 30 a m 11 a m and 7 30 p m Daily services 7 45 a m Thursday Ascension day 7 45 and 10 a m and 7 30 p m Rogationtide calls for collective prayers for blessings on nation crops and herds Rector Lee H Young urges attendance.
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St. James Church
Lee H. Young
Real Estate Transfers and Filings Across Centennial Valley 1917
Week ending May 2 1917 lists patent final receipts warranty deeds quitclaims homestead filings water appropriation and decree of distribution. Notable transfers include Brundage Kerr Orr Browne and Kelly among others with Centennial valley Melrose Bannack and Jackson properties and a $1 settlement for a Centennial Land & Cattle Co deed.
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Mathew Orr
Ernest Orr
William Co. Orr
Bert Orr
John T. Orr
B. W. Emerick
A.S. Johnson
Dillon
Louis Stahl
T. D. Olmsted
Dell
Charles McGrath
James R. Pinkerton
Jackson
Chauncey R. Brown
Emma G
Foster
Washington Street
Russell G. Fryburg
A. L. Stone
Poindexter & Orr
Mary B. Dullen
Jos. A. Browne
Melrose
Wood Livestock Co
Phillips Livestock Company
the Woods Livestock Company
Rattlesnake Creek
Charles J. Kelly
Centennial Land & Cattle Company
Centennial Valley
C. W. Robinett
James H. MacKay
Geo. H. Hale
Dillon Oil Company
W. E. Lloyd
Bannack Gold Mining Company
Bannack
John Kuehhorn
Christopher S. Howard
Grant
Robert L. Robertson
Bishop Creek
Charles B. Orr
Anna Perrault
Dillon Placer
Jennie Robinett
Eighth Grade to Present Play Saturday at School
The eighth A class of the training school with help from the boy scouts and assembly pupils will stage an entertainment in the school auditorium on Saturday May 12. The program centers on a play titled Pochahontas by the eighth A class.
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Boy Scouts and Assembly
McChord Urges Beaverhead County Food Production
A wartime appeal from R. C. McChord Acting County Agent calls Beaverhead County residents to boost domestic food output. He warns of potential famine, cites wheat losses and scarcity, and stresses personal responsibility to plant idle land and increase the nation’s food supply.
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Beaverhead County
U.S
U. S
R. C. McChord
Conscription Age Limits Discussed by Conference Bill
The draft age limits are debated with a compromise between house and senate versions. The army board had recommended ages from 19 to 25, while the conference bill sets the range as 21 to 27 with an option for 10 men between 21 and 27.
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Board of Higher Jurisdiction
Conference
House
Senate
Army Board
Death calls ten into the great beyond in Beaverhead county
Mary Kenison of North Pacific street died Sunday after a long illness leaving a husband and five children William John and Mrs A J Lounsbury Mrs Wm Wilson and Grant Kenison. Funeral held at daughter’s home with Rev Young. interment Mountain View cemetery.
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Mary Kenison
North Pacific Street
Kansas
Beaverhead County
William Kenison
John Kenison
A. J. Lounsbury
Dells
Wm. Wilson
Grant Kenison
Apex
Young
Mountain View
Martin van Buren Nay
Horse Prairie
New York
Wisconsin
Margaret Young
Nebraska
Montana
Bannack
Dell
Proper observance of Baby Week in Dillon
Under the guidance of women’s clubs in Dillon and surrounding areas, Baby Week was well observed this year with a Thursday demonstration at the Children’s Shop led by Mrs. Pearl S. Smith. The week closed with a Friday social at the Normal Training School Auditorium involving multiple clubs and societies and broader participation. Plans for next year’s program are already under way by organizers.
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Ind
Dillon
Pearl S. Smith
Good Government Club
Shakespeare Club
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a universal cure for bile and poisonous catarrhal accretions, claiming to soothe intestinal inflammation and prevent conditions like gall stones, appendicitis, ulcers, and gastritis. It offers a free booklet and a refund promise from Potts or any reliable druggist.
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Mayr
Mfg
Chicago
Potts
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