Armistice Day Programs At Apex School Report
Seventh grade notes describe a Armistice Day program with songs recitations and readings including The World War Why Did We Fight Germany and Our Flag and My Flag. A Thanksgiving program followed and donations of cups plates forks spoons and a cake bite were received for Apex school last year.
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Solvey Hanson
Germany
Frank James Oss
Maryland
Annie Mantz
Gladys Borgaes
Apex
Geo. Rice
Frakes
Melrose Ladies Hold Social Dance Experiment
The Melrose Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Dell Jones's home. A new monthly dance format with music, games, and refreshments drew a mixed crowd and favorable notice, with hints it may continue monthly while the big expensive dances fade for now. Nearby: a Buick collision near Crystal Springs damaged only the car as the Hoffman family traveled to Butte.
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Melrose
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dell Jones
Robert Hoffman
Butte
Crystal Springs
Jack Smith
Donald
Bertha Thompson
St. James Hospital
S. Taylor
J. Melver
C. Clark
Dillon
Roy Vance
C.J. Clark
Arthur Jones
Charles Maddus
Miss Drayton
Our Delegates Shine in Opening Game
The article hails Secretary Hughes handling the bat with satisfaction and pride for the American people. It notes a first strike that was a hit and a home run at bat and praises Root as coach, with Lodge and Underwood as assistants, claiming American interests are in safe hands.
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Hughes
Root
Nestor
Lodge
Underwood
Seven Ship Loads of German Toys Arrive in Baltimore
Two steamships unload 1,800 cases of German made toys in Baltimore. American importers report five more ships with similar cargo en route from Hamburg to arrive in a few days.
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Baltimore
Hamburg
Hand Made Christmas Toys Inspire Simple Home Craft
A description of two handmade animals arriving for Christmas morning. A black kitty uses silk stocking tops shaped for ears and body, cotton filling, cord tail, ribbon bow, button eyes, and silk floss whiskers. An elephant crafted from gray fabric with button eyes and white tusks follows.
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Miss Kitty
Special Christmas Cards Engraved by Tribune Book Store
Orders for engraved Christmas cards are taken at the Tribune Book Store through December 1. Call now to select designs as engravers are busy and late deliveries cannot be guaranteed.
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Tribune Book Store
Peace in Montana In Fighting Over Internal Posts
In these peace days Montana politicians clash over every major issue. Myers and Walsh oppose most questions while McCormick and Riddick back rivals for internal revenue collector. The state board of examiners remains split on a dairy herd, dampening hopes for harmony.
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Montana
Myers
Walsh
McCormick
Riddick
State Board of Examiners
Advertisement for poultry cockerels and contact
Standard bred Rose Comb Rhode Island Red cockerels offered with contact for Joseph F. Gelhaus at 783 South Wash Street phone 233-W. Advertisement AG-47.
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Rhode Island
W. Joseph F. Gelhaus
South Wash
Two Great Addresses at Armistice Day and Peace Conference
The president delivered an Armistice Day address at the bier of the unknown hero and a welcoming speech to delegates at the opening of the peace conference. Editors praise his masterful work and urge every American to read both full texts if possible.
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Uso
Campaign for Montana game preserve urged by Lincoln county residents
Lincoln county residents petitioned the Montana legislature last winter to establish a game preserve on Wolf creek and Fisher river. They argued logging encroachment is driving rapid wildlife decline and urged a national forest policy to protect future game, citing U S Forest Service notes and historical parallels from the lake states.
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Lincoln County
Montana
Wolf Creek
Fisher River
Glen A. Smith
United States Forest Service
Oregon
Lake States
George Shira
National Geographical Magazine
Armstead Community Notes Span Weekend Visits
Margaret Mullin and Myrtle Boyle visited in Butte with Miss Boyle's parents. Annie and Roy Stocker of Grant stopped for a brief Saturday visit. Walter Clifford of Lima said mass at 9 AM. Mrs. George Martin from Salmon came to ready her house for winter renters. George Shimmel of Butte Paper Co. visited Armstead this week. Rev. Smith led services Friday at the schoolhouse. Carl Decker and family drove to Dillon Sunday. Mrs. Edgar Rife spent days in Dillon. Smith M. Ames made a business trip to Dillon Wednesday. Miss Buckland traveled to Dillon Saturday and back Sunday.
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Armstead
Margaret Mullin
Myrtle Boyle
Butte
Miss Boyle
Miss Buckland
Dillon
Edgar Rife
Carl Decker
Smith
Annie
Roy Stocker
Grant
Walter T. Clifford
Lima
George Martin
Salmon
Joe Goldhick
Smith M. Ames
George Shimmel
Butte Paper Co
Fair Exchange Trade Row Over Unsolicited Cigars and Prescriptions
A tradesman sent an unrequested box of cigars to a doctor with a bill for 1x dollars and a note praising their flavor. The doctor replied with three prescriptions valued at two dollars each, claiming the exchange is even. The exchange parodies professional courtesy and mutual benefit.
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Boston Globe
Weather and local cattle trade in UPPER CENTENNIAL VALLEY
In Lakeview area the past six weeks have seen near summer warmth with cool nights. Cattle above Lakeview are largely sold to local buyers. Nelson Bros. shipped cattle to Ogden, while Tuck Jones and Fred Hanson sold to Otto Christenson of Apex. Nearby residents made various trips and a ghost dance gathering occurred at Leonard Flint’s.
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Lakeview
Nelson Bros
Ogden
Tuck Jones
Fred Hanson
Otto Christenson
Apex
Mary Twitchel
Butte
Jack Forsyth
Teepee Creek
Picnic Springs
Sid Stanfield
Monida
Idaho Falls
Leonard Flint
Medicine Lodge News Roundup November 15
Isaac Rife Jr returns from Sage Creek with a fine batch of owes bought from J. E. Morse. Hill Logan reports improved coal mine output. Jim Given visits Armstead with family. McKay travels to Dillon to aid Bear Creek coal project. Bob and John Hildreth haul freight from Armstead for winter supplies. Craver and Freeman visit Dillon. Edgar Rife visits Armstead. Charles Bennington heads to Dillon. Mrs Rufini Freeman and children drive to Armstead.
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Medicine Lodge
Isaac Rife, Jr
Sage Creek
J. E. Morse
Hill Logan
Jim Given
Armstead
James McKay
Dillon
Mr. McKay
Bear Creek
Bob
John Hildreth
Tom Craver
Richard Freeman
Edgar Rife
Charles Bennington
William Rufini
Holiday Craft Patterns Advertised By Mrs Fetherof
46-50 Frank P. Birrer returned from Hills Iowa after his mother Mrs Martin Birrer died suddenly. He traveled east with brothers Nick Andrew and Henry Birrer of Dell.
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G. C. Fetherof
Dillmont Candy Shop
Frank P. Birrer
Hills
Iowa
Martin Birrer
Mr. Birrer
Nick, Andrew and
Henry Birrer
Dell
He Won The Bet Mayr Remedy Adverts Ssteamed
Skeptical man bets friend fifty dollars the Mayr remedy cures his stomach trouble. The ad claims it clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation for stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose will convince money refunded. Potts The Druggists and Druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
Vision to reality: turning dreams into action
A reflection on converting personal visions into concrete outcomes. It highlights the gap between imagination and execution and suggests practical steps to bridge it.
For Sale Four Room Cottage on Sebree Street
A new four room cottage with cement basement on Sebree Street two lots a large garden and a stable for a cow a chicken house electric lights Price 2500 easy terms A comfortable little home C C Newman Telephone block Dillon Mont Advertisement 46 47
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Sebree St
C. C. Newman
Dillon
Mont
Weekend hunting trip at Medicine Lodge yields no game
Blair Sprinkle and Victor Carrigan spent the weekend hunting big game at Medicine Lodge. They did not bag any game but called the outing very enjoyable.
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Blair Sprinkle
Victor Carrigan
Medicine Lodge
Glen Station News Hunting Trips and Local Visits Noted
Reiehle and two parties hunted Willow Creek basin last week. A Melrose group drove to Swan river for deer. Mr. and Mrs. Gransberry and the Ferguson family visited from Dillon, with R Parker visiting from Butte. Sheriff Mooney and Undersheriff Ross also visited Glen. Hartwig and Kambich attended county business Tuesday. Ere the next Tribune issue Thanksgiving greetings are shared.
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J. C. Ferguson
Dillon
Rock Creek
Sheriff Mooney
W. Ross
Glen
C. H. Hartwig
Louis Kambich
the Tribune
A Woman's Back and Kidney Health Ad
Mrs J L Hughes of Helena Street reports kidney pain and backache improved after using Doans Kidney Pills. She praises the remedy and notes no further need for kidney medicine after five years. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Dillon
J. L. Hughes
Helena Sr
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Dillon, Montana
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