Apex Notes Halloween Party and Local Visitors
Apex reports a series of social and local events including Mr and Mrs Diggle Emerick visiting Dillon on Tuesday and Mr and Mrs Noah Allen visiting Rock Creek on Sunday. Armand Hood and Manard Miller drove to Dillon on Monday on business. The Pace couple honeymooned in Butte. The Fabie brothers shipped hay and baled straw while Fabio brothers damaged a wagon wheel. Halloween party attendees crowded in Tuesday night, ending around 2 AM with everyone home safely.
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Apex
Diggle Emerick
Dillon
Noah Allen
Rock Creek
Armand Hood
Manard Miller
Enoch Young
Fabie
Bale Hays
Pace
Butte
Mr. Pace
Anton Christensen
Fabie Brothers
Fabio Brothers
Eighth Grade At Apex Reports Attendance And Activities
September attendance includes five perfect students Johnnie Christensen Jesse Miller Edward Cornish Annie Mantz and Annie Christensen. Gladys Borgaes missed three days due to a broken arm. Edward Cornish traps in spare time and one coyote was caught. Current events class meets Mondays and Fridays using Review of Reviews Butte Miner Dillon Tribune and Current Events. Library reads listed and a school house fair October 20 with prizes for best vegetables and flowers followed by races games and refreshments. Visitors named and a surprise visit for Miss Cora Bryan hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Hood.
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Johnnie Christensen
Jesse Miller
Edward Cornish
Annie Mantz
Annie Christensen
Gladys Borgaes
Butte Miner
Dillon Tribune
Library
Bunny Cottontail
Hood
Lester Rice
Schleicker
Elizabeth Sutherland
Bryan
Hyer
Allen
Christensen
Butte
Cora Bryan
Halloween Program Delights Nelson School Notes
Bond Montana October 31 A Halloween program was held at the school house Friday evening followed by refreshments. Florence Knapp left the vicinity and school. Leland O Leary of Butte visited and attended the Halloween program. Miss O Leary attended a Riverside teachers meeting. Good American club held a business meeting. no social gathering due to Halloween.
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Bond
Mont
James Pilgrim
Fred Johnson
Harry Schuler
Florence Knapp
Leland O'Leary
Butte
Robert Morrison
Miss O'Leary
Riverside
Good American Club
Madison National Sheep Growers Meet Delights Sheridan
The Madison National Sheep Growers association met in Sheridan last week with a five course dinner at the Ruby hotel. County Agent Kauffman acted as toastmaster and speeches followed the meal, closing the afternoon program.
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Sheridan
Madison National Sheep Growers’ Association
Ruby
Agent Kauffman
Sheep and wool meet highlights and campus events
A Montana State College gathering featured talks on the sheep and wool industry led by Mr. Fawcett and others. Attendees toured fleeces from Rambouillet to Delaine and heard wool grading insights. Obituaries and campus activities followed, including Halloween stunts at the Normal College and a recreation hall social with food.
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Arnold & Line
Bozeman
United States Experiment Station
Dubois
Idaho
Delaine
Fine Staple
New York State
Otto Schulz
Sheridan
State College
Dr. Welch
Millan
Fawcett
Chicago
A. A. Linder
Blaine
L. A. Fitch
Mildred McFarland
T. A. Foster
G. W. Rightener
Omaha
Normal College Notes Show Student Leaders and Club Events
Normal College notes outline Y. W. C. A officers elected at the October 26 meeting led by Florence Noble as president and Rebecca Carey as vice president. Edith Stronach is social chair, with Edith Stronach and others listed. seniors elect Chinook staff including Nettie Porter as editor in chief. Catholic students hosted by Carroll Study club. Greens won a loving cup in a coon hunt with various activities.
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Florence Noble
Rebecca Carey
Ruth Hansen
Inez Martin
Beth Hope
Edith Stronach
Edith B. Heller
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Dillon
Chinook
Nettie Porter
Mary Schoenborn
Lora Evans
Hildred Symes
Ister
Helen Harrington
Alice Mabbott
Judith Murphy
Oakel Nelson
Mary Hibner
Maude Webber
Dubh Phelps
Alice
Father Leshner
the Greens
Mra
van de Walker
Dr. Davis
Miss Troxell
Broadwater County Institute
Townsend
Beav erhead Ministers oppose gambling measure 26
The Beaverhead Ministerial Association condemns Initiative Measure No. 26 which would authorize pari mutual betting at fairs. It argues the bill promotes gambling and undermines moral values, urging voters to read the measure and vote against it. The article also notes local church news and a Bell Telephone Directory distribution.
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Montana
Beaverhead
Beaverhead Ministerial Association
Knights Work Abroad Edward L Hearn Heads Welfare Drive
Edward L Hearn directs Knights of Columbus to raise one million dollars for American welfare work in Italy. This initiative aims to support relief efforts and organize aid programs through Knights of Columbus channels.
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Edward L. Hearn
Knights of Columbus
Italy
Weather Changes Cause Sickness
Fall weather swings trigger many colds and coughs across towns. For quick throat and chest relief, use Foley's Honey and Tar with no opiates. This widely sold cough medicine is advertised as the world’s best seller and available everywhere.
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Foley
Timber Laws Cite Massie Guilty Of Illegal Cutting
Wilfred Massie of Grant Montana pleaded guilty to illegally cutting timber on vacant lands near Wynot and was fined 500 dollars, now jailed in Butte for nonpayment. Timber on public lands is reserved for ranch and domestic use and not for sale, but ranchers may obtain permits to cut timber by notifying Helena authorities.
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Wilfred Massie
Grant
Montana
Wynot
Butte
Mont
Helena
Massie
Foley's Honey and Tar Advertised by Orlando Reader
A reader named M. O. Kelley of Orlando Florida praises Foley's Honey and Tar for rapid relief from chronic catarrhal coughs. The advertisement states the product contains no opiates and notes ingredients are printed on the wrapper. Sold everywhere.
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M. O. Kelley
Orlando
Fla
Foley
Wheeler Kremer to Speak at City Hall Rally
Democratic candidate B. K. Wheeler plans to speak at City Hall on Friday evening along with Jos. Jackson and Bruce Kremer. The meeting will feature county candidates and is described as the month’s big democratic rally on national and state campaign topics.
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B. K. Wheeler
United States
Jos. Jackson
Justice of the Supreme Court
Bruce Kremer
Work to Start at Cabin Creek After Rig Arrival
Work is set to commence at Cabin Creek as soon as the drilling rig arrives, with crews ready to begin operations once equipment is on site. The timing depends on delivery, and initial activity will focus on securing the pad and mobilizing personnel.
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Cabin Creek
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Nationwide Cure
A letter claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured a wife's chronic stomach and intestinal ailments after ten years of pain. The ad asserts the preparation clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation, promising refunds after one dose. Sold by A Potts and druggists. Also notes thirty carloads of potatoes shipped from Great Falls to eastern markets.
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Mayr
A. Potts
Great Falls
For Sale: Household Furnishings Offered
Advertising brief lists a sectional bookcase card table Mor ris chair open bookcase bath room stool white clothes hamper ice box leather chair and davenport with contact phone 36 J.
Foley Cathartic Tablets Aid Digestion
Relieving constipation and biliousness, Herbert B. Dow of Portsmouth New Hampshire endorses Foley Cathartic Tablets noting they brought quick relief without griping or nausea. Advertises tablets sold everywhere with an appeal to digestive health.
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Herbert B. Dow
Portsmouth
N. H
Notice to Creditors for the Estate of Bissell Austin
Administrator announces creditors and all persons with claims against Bissell Austin deceased to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be made to the administrator at his Dillon Montana residence, Beaverhead County.
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Anne
Bissell Austin
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
E. Banks
Mrs Thurman Honored for Accompaniment at State Convention
At the D A RB state conference the home team shone with Mrs Robert Thurman as lead accompanist. She played patriotic songs accompanied soloists and an interpretive dance and showcased an instrumental piece to wide appreciation. An auction sale of confiscated firearms occurred at the county courthouse led by Deputy Tom Edmunds.
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D. A. RB
Robert Thurman
Tom Edmunds
Sheep Range to Let in Frying Pan Basin Lease
1600 acres enclosed and 1600 acres outside in Frying Pan Basin offered for lease. Several springs, center spring never freezes, fine grass, miles of outside range, sheltered, no hay needed for strong sheep. Ample room for several bands, minimal snow, finest lambing location. James Kirkpatrick sponsor.
For Rent Furnished House and Small Flat
Quiet residence at 305 South Washington offering a furnished house and a small flat. Contact phone 128 J for details and availability.
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South
Washington
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