Sheridan Episco pal guild hosts Ladies Aid event
Sheridan events note the Episcopal guild entertaining the Methodist Ladies Aid at Mrs. R. W. Rossiter's home with Bible game recitations and readings by Mrs. Carl Duncan. The gathering included 21 Aid members plus teachers and friends. Also reported are cattle and hay market activity in Ruby valley with prices for oats baled hay and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Duncan
T. A. Daley
W.G. Dungy
Bozeman
Adam Bruggaman
Will Kearney
Butte
Northwestern Potato Exchange
Liquor Seizure in Missoula Hits Main Street
Sheriff Robertson seized over 250 quarts of Canadian liquor from a car on a Missoula main street. The arrest follows the suspension of W. H. Houston pending a hearing on charges by Attorney General Rankin accusing failure to enforce the prohibition law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Robertson
W. H. Houston
Rankin
Pleasant Salmon Valley visit with former Dillon friends
The writer travels 20 miles up Salmon river to visit Bertha Hoffman Benjamin and family on a mixed ranch. They describe home grown produce and a four year old son. Additional visits include the Ed Call ranch on Hayden creek and former Dillon nurses Mrs Redington and Mrs George Clark. They plan to stay until Friday then go to Anaconda amid mild October weather and low sheep and cattle prices.
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Salmon
Dillon
Bertha Hoffman Benjamin
Salmon River
Benjamin
Beaverhead High School
Foote
Wilson Benjamin
Ed Call
Hayden Creek
Lemhi
Call
Léodore
Red‘dington
George Clark
Jeff Yeaman
Armstead
Anaconda
M. HH
York
Abnormal Pressure Drought Tied to 1920 21 Weather
The Weather Bureau cites two key phenomena behind an unusually dry season. A mild 1920–21 winter with scant snow and reduced ice followed by a possible rise in semipermanent high pressure over Atlantic and Pacific zones disrupted storm paths. Rainfall shifted to higher latitudes, curtailing yields for several crops.
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Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Globe
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Kinney Last Steptoe Expedition Survivor Dies in Walla Walla
Michael Kinney aged 89, last survivor of the 1867 Steptoe expedition against the Indians, died at his Walla Walla home. An Irish native, he came west with the army in the early 1850s. His residence, a 120 by 120 foot lot bought from a gold prospector for a rifle, stood in the city’s business district. Kinney was noted for his love of freedom and honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Wash
Michael Kinney
Steptoe
Kinney
Ireland
Armstead News Briefs Include Local Trips and Halloween Dance
Mrs Ed Butts and Miss Sophia Guvaz drove to Dillon Friday while Peter McKinney and son passed through Armstead on a Salmon trip. Joe Golobick visited Butte and returned Sunday. Verona Metlen and Dale went to Dillon for business. The Halloween dance occurred Saturday with spirits and moonshine mentioned in light humor as Thomas J Carney visited P E Carney. Dr H A McMillan checked in Armstead Sunday night.
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Bedrock
Ed Butts
Sophia Guvaz
Dillon
Peter McKinney
Armstead
Salmon
Joe Golobick
Butte
Verona Metlen
Dale
Thomas. J. Carney
Los Angeles
P. E. Carney
Big Five and Big Problems Highlight World Stage
The era's power players loom large as the Big Four US leaders prep to meet Europe and Japan in Washington next month to discuss major issues. De Valera engages the Pope on a major question stirring a potential row. Debts rise and a big revenue bill looms as Europe and the US eye pivotal talks. In Melrose, various local events include nursing plans for Miss Frances Boetticher, a Catholic church dedication by Bishop Carrol, a Basin Mercantile staff change, and a surprise party for Miss Dolly Melvor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Europe
Japan
Washington
America
American Legion
Kansas City
DeValera
Pope
Frances Boetticher
Butte
St. James Hospital
Melrose
Bishop Carrol
Helena
Ethel Tate
Ruby Norris
Alice Perry
Dolly Mediver
Catherine Thompson
Ernest Rinaldi
Fred Perry
Kenneth Melvor
Ernest Tait
Loney Law Basin
Dolly Melvor
Katherine Farrell
Visitors T C Call and George Selway In Sheridan
T C Call and George Selway of 3 Dillon visited Sheridan Tuesday evening on their way home from the Madison valley after spending several days there. Rev Edward Smith of the M church left this morning for his regular monthly trip to Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Call
George Selway
Dillon
Sheridan
Madison Valley
Sheridan Forum
Edward Smith
M. Church
Ular
Lima
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