Halloween Party at Wild Rose Ranch Draws Bedrock Guests
The Scotts and the Deckers hosted a Halloween party at the Wild Rose ranch five miles south of Bedrock with about 50 guests. A straw ride ended at the dimly lit house for games, fortune telling, and a witch tent, with apples, gingerbread and cider served before dances and departure.
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The
Tribune
Reprocx
Geo. Shoup
Boise
Idaho
Salmon
Jas. McNab
Salmon City
Bedrock
Frank Blair
Horse Prairie
Dillon
J. W. Scott
Butte
Chas. Smith
Shineberger
Dan Tracy
Scotts
Deckers
Wild Rose Ranch
Faye
Fern Scott
Grace Gray
Edith Poindexter
Hal
Charlie Brenner
Elmer
Chester Barrett
Ike Rife
Emerson Hill
Redrock
T. H. Hamilton
O. S. L. Upgrades Water Supply. Staffer Heads North
Horses and sheep shipments target eastern markets as the O S L installs a new six inch pipe from the spring to the round house to ensure ample water for shops and homes. Cr C Ewing, longtime shop employee, left Monday for Alberta to seek a farming and stock raising site.
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Lia
Round House
Cr. C. Ewing
Alberta
Canada
Coyotes on Birch Creek and Early Threshing News
Special Correspondent reports early threshing in Wits with outfits arriving and local families visiting Dillon and Melrose. Notes include residents traveling for groceries and crops, a seven foot eagle sold for mounting, Halloween party at Wild Rose ranch, a new boy at Frank Young’s home, and casual visits among Hartwig, Rich, Henneberry, and Lovell families.
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Steve Kambich
Melrose
M. E.rich
Jos. Rich
Big Hole
Francis Browne
A. Fassler
G. Bighorn
B. G. Swofford
Jacob Hartwig
Frank Young
Daniel Mooney, Jr
Bammer
Dillon
Mamie McMenamy
St. Anthony
Idaho
Alice Hovis
M. A. Henneberry
Rawley Scott
Wild Rose Poultry Ranch
Canyon
George J. Standsher
Mr. Kennedy
Seattle
the Canyon
Grayling
Miss Brady
Butte
Ben Taylor
Indian Queen Smelter in Full Blast at Birchton
The Indian Queen smelter runs at full capacity turning out matte. Birchton sees growth with new houses and local debate on renaming the town after Thomas Stephens. Sinking on the Monogram shaft progresses with fine ore found as depth increases. Over 50 men work at the smelter and mine as visitors and residents circulate.
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Birchton
Gail Black
George Davey
Hoffman
Flossie Hooper
Dolly Mast
Dillon
Thos. Stephens
Stephensville
Stephenton
Mr. Stephens
Butte
John Cosens
Anaconda
Mr. Snow
Mr. Stolle
E. L. Hall
L. D. Graeter
Geo. Jewell
Monogram
C. G. Cavanaugh
Oe Black
Gladysf
Ed. Ball
W. D. Fenner
Equitable Life Insurance Co
New York
Heberlein
Coyotes Prolific At Ryan's Canyon Threaten Ranchers
From Ryan's Canyon on November 3, ranchers report coyotes are very numerous this fall traveling through the area and preying on poultry this season. Local farmers warn of increasing losses as packs roam between ranches.
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Ryan’s Canyon
Beef cattle feedings and gatherings noted in Big Hole Breeze
D E Stephens and D J Stephens plan to feed 50 head each of beef steers for Lee Lewis this winter. John Wenger bought 394 head of cattle in the Lemhi valley and drove them into the basin. Gus Wenger to feed 227 head for him, others feed and move cattle with Armitage and Husted parties amid travel to Madison county for a wedding.
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D. E. Stephens
D. J. Stephens
Lee Lewis
Anaconda
Joe Potts
Fred Holman
Alberta
Frank
Art Husted
H. P. Husted
Lee Shaw
Armitage
Tovey
W. E. Armitage
Madison County
J. T. Armitage
Mable Armitage
John M. Mifflin
W. M. Montgomery Co
Charley Lawrence
John Wenger
Lembi
Gus Wenger
Charles Francis
High School Class Editors Names Listed
The listing shows Blanche Morse Foniol as senior editor and Carl Stahl as sophomore editor with Sara Adams and Lom Gilbert among freshmen.
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Veces
Blanche Morse Foniol
Ccc
Ceee
Ccee
Ee Cese
Carl Stahl
Sulara Adams
School notes on books balls and Halloween mischief
The article describes students buying song books at five cents each, a new boys basketball, and rubber shoes. It notes Halloween pranks by freshmen and sophomores with mud and water and remarks on attendance rising as weather cools. It mentions Jay Baker as class president and ends with a sentimental line about Sammy.
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Jay Baker
Sammy
Thetas Entertained by Miss Hawley at Prof Pasmore Home
The Thetas were delightfully entertained by Miss Elisabeth Hawley at Prof. Pasmore's home Tuesday evening. They spent part of the evening guessing advertisements and held a business meeting. Dainty refreshments followed. Seniors plan a January play. Ten ghosts went Halloweening, rumored to be Sophomores and Juniors. Mediaeval History class reported bibliographies Tuesday morning. Nancy Featherly was absent one day this week. Frank Sharkey spent last Friday in Glendale.
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Elisabeth Hawley
Pasmore
Nancy Featherly
Frank Sharkey
Glendale
Journey to Charlmette Cemetery And Memorial Grounds
Junior notes describe a New Orleans trip to Charlmette Cemetery visiting Gen Jacksons headquarters the Jackson monument the old fortifications and Gen Packenham death house and a view of soldiers graves. The solemn scene includes massive oak and pecan trees Spanish moss and the flag over the buried ground. Henry Metron reports and mentions basketball results classwork in English History Latin studies and Cicero progress.
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Charlmette Cemetery
Gen. Jackson
Jackson Monument
Plantagentes
Cicero
Cateline
Botany field trip and ghost town tales at area school
Students studied Chara Fragilis on a new road trip and photographed the class. Ghosts from Sophomore and Junior groups haunted Elinor Poindexter’s street gathering, then retreated after midnight. Geometry tests brought groans while Mediaeval History games and songbook arrivals were noted. Teachers visited. poetry studies and delayed book arrivals were mentioned amid school light complaints and a construction-train incident.
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Walters
Elinor Poindexter
Lowell
Apex
Barretts
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