Bland's Band to Visit Chautauqua with Dramatic Descriptive Numbers
The Bland Orchestral Band described as the largest visiting musical group this year at Chautauqua showcases dramatic descriptive pieces such as The Battle of the Marne with electrical effects. Led by Herbert Nonneman and Burdette Bailey, the ensemble includes American, college trained musicians, a male quartet, vocal solos, and multiple instrument doublings. The act draws strong audience enthusiasm across major Chautauqua circuits as it travels from Maple Creek Canada toward Oklahoma.
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Chautauqua
Bland
Battle of the Marne
Chautaqua
Ton ’T
Herbert Nonneman
Burdette Bailey
Bailey
Local News Roundup From Glen Station
Jack Waters in poor health after a winter. wishes for speedy recovery with warm weather. Mrs Wallington and Mrs John Waters visit from Butte. Irwin McLean visits with brother Vincent across the river. Karl Beecher returns from Columbian hospital in Butte. Anton Buyan and son Frank travel to Dillon for exams. Amelia Buyan leaves for Oakland. Miss Matruerite OConnor closes Rock Creek school term. district ends week. children await vacation.
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Reichle P. O
Jack Waters
Butte
Wallington
John Waters
Irwin McLean
Vincent
Karl Beecher
Columbian Hospital
Anton Buyan
Frank
Dillon
Rhodes Wilhelm
Rock Creek
Fay Gransberry
Chris Reber
Matruerite O'Connor
Melrose
Mumps Hit Nicholia Locals. Field Day Near Shepherd Camp
In Nicholia dated May 21 Ernest, Ross and Guy Harkness suffer from mumps after a week of illness. Sheepmen stay busy. William Sweeney visited Dillon, Lt. Kennison searched Dell for a man. Field day events set near the shearing plant with games and a tug of war. Weather brings rain snow and sleet, causing lamb losses.
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Nicholia
Ernest, Ross
Guy Harkness
William Sweeney
Dillon
Kennison
Dell
Vern Chambers
Clay Patterson, Jr
Signs tampering amusement causes public scare
A reader notes youths enjoy pranks like removing letters from words such as manicure to read man cure and jokes about free seats. A boy at a public gathering cried disap pointed after no refreshments were offered and blamed the bulletin board for a broken promise.
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Suston Transcript
May Rain Forecasts Big Water in Centennial Valley
In Lakeview on May 23, locals report daily rain through May creating expected abundant water. Ditch repairs under Hansen and Tuck Jones, new head gate, and crews led by James Hansen and Tuck Jones improve ditches. Ranchers rush to fix properties while Tom Fairbanks wins the public road contract and autos struggle in mud from the Alaska basin to Lake Idaho.
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Lakeview
Hansen
Tuck Jones
James Hansen
Tom Fairbanks
Here
Lake
Idaho
Alaska
Loomont Boys Fall to Whitehall in Weekend Tilt
Loomont loses 11 to 4 at Whitehall on the road as players struggle away from home. Return game here first Sunday in June offers a chance for redemption. Local notes report visits, family travels, farm bureau meeting, and community events with multiple residents and guests in Whitehall, Twin Bridges, and Butte areas.
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Loomont
Whitehall Nine
Whitehall Diamond
Avalen
Cora Harbison
Whitehall
Emily Foster
Twin Bridges
Ed. Cosens
H. J. Wilhelm
Butte
Lena Carney
Smith Ranch
Mary Mellett
H. J. Foster
Parson’s Bridge
Local social and business notices from Apex notes
May 25 Apex report lists visitors and residents including Mrs. Noah Allen, J Henson and wife, Abner Aldrich and mother, Frank Selleck, Agnes Marks, Cora Bryan, Frank Mantz, Joe Cosentino, H M Miller family, Cora Bryan, Walter Syria, Jim Hays, G B Whetstone, Anna Carr, John Polish, Henry Hutchins, George Whetstone, D Ek Tait, Frank Gilleland, John Scheleicher, Enoch Young, Walter Silla, Grant Kennison and others. Social events include a dance at Stoke Creek school and a large late night Five Hundred party with games and luncheon.
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Frank Selleck
Apex
Fred Bryan
Agnes Marks
Dillon
Cora Bryan
Frank Mantz
Joe Cosentino
H. M. Miller
Bryan Ranch
Walter
Bert Siria
Jim Hays
G. B. Whetstone
David Hier
Anna Carr
Stoke Creek School
John Polish
Utopia
Henry Hutchins
George Whetstone
D. Ek. Tait
Melrose
Farlin
John
Grant Kennison
Geo. Whetstone
Frank Ering
Mrs. Jones
Local Travel and Social Visits Reported in Bedrock
Bedrock notes Mr Webber traveled to Butte to visit family and returned on the evening train. Mrs Carpito and two children were shopping in Dillon on Saturday. On Sunday afternoon Mrs Carpito hosted neighbors for a social gathering.
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Bedrock
Four Weeks Sea Fishing in Bay of Islands Yields Big Fish
James A. Thomson of Auckland describes February fishing with three friends in the Bay of Islands. They hauled kingfish up to 65 pounds wha puka to 80 pounds and landed a 400 pound Moka shark, noted for leaping after being hooked and its nine foot three inch length.
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James A. Thomson
Auckland
Bay of Islands
Melrose notes two granddaughters visit. hall program a success
Mrs Ed Gleed returned to Melrose with granddaughters Ha and Della Kelly after winter in Idaho. A Melrose hall children’s program drew a large crowd last Saturday. Teachers Ms Drayton and Mrs Perry plan Norman Hall summer sessions and return to teach locally this fall.
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Melrose
Ed Gleed
Idaho
Della Kelly
Melrose Hall
Marion Perry
Catherine Drayton
Alice Newton
Miss Drayton
Perry
Normal Hall
Ethel Tate
Katie Thompson
Frank Moore
Tony Quilici
Glendale
Whang Doodle Orchestra
Butte
C. J. Clark
Emma
Robert
Everett
Gold Hill
Carl Kambich
Clifford Thompson
Louise Harvey
Wise River
Ed. Harvey
North Dakota Boy Sells Money for Treasury Savings Stamps
A North Dakota boy sold his money and bought Treasury Savings stamps as a step toward future financial responsibility and success.
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North Dakota
Treasury Savings
Jubilee Singers to Offer Old Time Concert at Chautauqua
The Virginians Jubilee singers plan two programs of plantation songs camp meeting shouts and ne gro spirituals on the final day of the Chautauqua. The four–member ensemble aims to present the old south melodies rather than high brow music and will perform Good News Go Down Moses Bake Dat Chicken Pie Live a Humble Swing Low Sweet Chariot Old Time Religion and Inchin Along.
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Southvill
Moses
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