Local Notes From Medicine Lodge Camp Fire Correspondents
Correspondence from Medicine Lodge reports social visits, travels, and political activity. Residents such as Mr. and Mrs. John Inabnit and Alice visited. Dr Olive Craver from Chicago is visiting. several residents traveled to Armstead Dillon and Grant to vote. The election proceeds quietly with about 270 votes cast and Republicans seeming to lead county offices. Mrs. Stoltz suffers a paralytic stroke four years ago. threshing yields about 60 bushels per acre and nearly 2000 dollars from long-cultivated land. shipments of cattle to Omaha indicate weak prices. Flora Duncan and James Galusha plan Los Angeles winter visit.
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Medicine Lodge
John Inabnit
Alice
Olive Craver
Chicago
Bob
John Hildreth
Dillon
Dick Freeman
Loraine
Glen Decker
Tom Craver
Mary D. Craver
Grant
Martin Thurston
Jim Jensen
Armstead
John Stringer
Portland
Evelyn Border
Menke
Davis
V. C. Givens
Rife
Richard Freeman
John Stoltz
Taltry Ranch
Sheridan
Alder
Mr. Robinson
Omaha
Flora Duncan
James Galusha
Los Angeles
Basket sale funds support Jackson school needs
Jackson residents report a successful basket social at the schoolhouse Saturday night to fund school accessories. Wendell Jardine returns from Dillon for winter, and others travel between Dillon and Butte. Invitations go out for the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs S P Nelson on November 18.
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Jesse Finsley
Dillon
Neidt
Stewart
Mrs. Jardine
Mr. Jardine
Logan
Utah
Jardine
P. Nelson
Jules Wenger
Argenta notes on local school activities and hunting pair
Ernest Shafer killed a three year old deer on Saturday. Elmer Pilon also killed one. Miss Lian visited the school Friday with Mose Kuester and Sarah Woodworth. Election day closed the school for a holiday. Halloween night featured a party with bobbing for apples, steam game tasks, a fish pond with prizes, and a nut in a spoon challenge. Pioneer Day Monday included a program.
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Ernest Shafer
Elmer Pilon
Miss Lian
Mose Kuester
Sarah Woodworth
Bequest Botany Collection to State Normal College
Sheridan reports Dr. Davis of the State Normal college at Dillon and Mrs. Davis visited about the late Mrs. Fitch’s botanic collection. Mrs. Fitch had bequeathed the collection to Dillon college before illness but it was misrouted to Montana Wesleyan in Helena. The collection, prepared for the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition, includes rare Montana flora and would be a valuable addition to the college.
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Sheridan
Chicago
Montana
Election wrap and local happenings in Apex Notes
Election is over and residents weigh results. H M Miller baled straw. several residents drove to Dillon for business. A Mantle ranch fire scorched a hay stack and brush, possibly from a shotgun. Jim Hayes survived a buggy accident with wrist and back injuries but is receiving treatment in Dillon.
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Apex
Mont
H. M. Miller
John Hale
Dillon
Walter Siria
Lester Rice
Noah Allen
M. Miller
Dig Emerick
Joe Pace
Mantle Ranch
Jim Hayes
Jim
Nelson cattle shipped from Centennial Valley and ranch sale
The Nelson cattle, led by Sam Nelson, were sold and shipped from Centennial Valley near Monida on October 20 with associates including Joe Buck Hayden boys and Jimmie Hanson. Milton Nelson has managed the ranch in recent years after Sam Nelson’s illness and death and is now disposing of the property as their herd moves toward Ogden. Miss Annie Buck, a Dillon Normal attendee, is teaching her first Madison county school near the area.
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Lakeview
Mont
Ogden
Monida
Sam Nelson
Nelson
Old Durham Place
Fred P. Hanson
Wm. O’connor
Nelsons
Milton
Joe Buck
Hayden Boys
Jimmie Hanson
Annie Buck
Dillon Normal
Madison County
Ducks scarce at Picnic Springs and area activity noted
Ennis residents report fewer ducks at Picnic Springs while Henrys Lake ranchers thresh and sell feed to Centennial buyers. Allen Buck and Mrs Buck visit Lakeview with Mrs J Hamilton. Mr Vield from Dillon ducks and a cattle shipment from Ogden are reported.
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Ennis
Joe Buck
Henry’s Lake
Picnic Springs
Allen Buck
Lakeview
J. Hamilton
Construction in Eight Months Tops Record Pace
A report from 1,000 American cities shows total construction for the first eight months at 3.429 billion dollars, up 10 percent from last year and surpassing all records. The annual total is expected to reach about 5 billion dollars.
Hay For Sale For Up To 2500 Ewes On Alfalfa Near Hamilton
Attention sheepmen. Hay for sale on a ranch near Hamilton Montana suitable to winter 2500 ewes or less. Shed lambs in April. Contact owner W R Woodson Hamilton Montana. Experienced sheepman. 45 46.
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Hamilton
Montana
W. R. Woodson
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Claim
A reliable cough remedy promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe, pleasant to take relief for coughs colds and hoarseness. Advertised by Potts the druggist with emphasis on purity and ease of use.
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Foley
Potts
Mr and Mrs Sheser entertain for friends at ranch
Mr and Mrs John Sheser of Horse Prairie hosted a large gathering at their ranch Monday October 27 for Mr and Mrs W G Blair who plan to spend the winter in California. Mrs Blair received a necklace of black pearls and Mr Blair gold cuff links from the community.
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John Sheser
Horse Prairie
W. G. Blair
California
Blair
Beaverhead County
S. B. Howll
Mr. Blair
Sheser
Stocker
Iva
Annie
Mae Stocker
Sage
Liggett
Walderman
Annie Mansfield
Gladys Kay
Tom Pierce
Ferro Marchesseau
Chester Barrett
Marcus Rand
Rand
Charles Brenner
Isabel Brenner
Charlotte Randolph
Larabie
Tax Reduction Through Spending Cuts Promoted
A voice argues that lowering taxes hinges on reduced public spending. The speaker warns against fiscal laxness and urges substantial expenditure curtailment to avoid future dangers of overreach.
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