Armistice Day Observed and Local Funeral Services
Armistice day was observed by the African Legion of Sheridan Twin Bridges and Alder with a joint celebration in Twin Bridges and a dance in Sheridan hosted by Albert Simpson post. The remains of Mrs. B F Gentry arrived in Sheridan from Boulder Colorado for burial after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev Cunningham officiating and hymns by the choir. The Gentry family mourns with hope, and the community notes ongoing threshing amid early snows and incoming snow removal in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry
Missouri
B. F. Gentry
Ashland
Montana
Methodist
Cunningham
Dorothy Marsh
Bourne
E. D. Marsh
C. C. Hill
B. L. Golden
W. N.V. Linkendorfer
Thomas Cheng
W. F.selway
Nora Peirson
C. B. Gentry
Sheridan
Polanis Items From Polaris Mining and Ranch Notes
George Roberts hauls ore from Swanson mine to Grant with a crew loading at Marchesseau ranch. James L. Cochrane of Dillon visits Grasshopper and works on mining property. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marlin and baby visit from Deer Lodge, plan to drive home after Mr. Marlin sells his car. Louis Gourley moves near Jack Williams ranch. Will Ross and two guests from Dillon visit Pyle ranch. dinners hosted while Mr. Pyle keeps bachelor quarters. A. Kellum sick at 75 ranch, not improving. Mrs. Charles Roberts of Dillon visits sister Mrs. James Ashworth. Carl L. Knoll sells fat cows to W. S. Tash and delivers them to Peterson ranch on Horse Prairie for Frye & Co. Sheriff absence leaves tin Lizzie truck sale unattended. Mrs. King dies in Seattle. telegram to Mrs. Pyle. Louis Gourley has a log delivery contract from Pahnish Bros. for 100000 feet. Andy Pyle, Bill Mackey, Leon Beese and Jack Beese gather winter wood. N. A. Ames moves dairy herd to Judge ranch for winter. Mrs. Pauline Pahnish visits K6 ranch. School opens at Guy Gray ranch. Helen Pearl Judge celebrates fifth birthday with friends. George Harrison hosts birthday dinner with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
George Roberts
Swanson
Grant
Marchesseau
James L. Cochrane
Dillon
Grasshopper
Frank Marlin
Baby
Deer Lodge
F. S
Ted Marchesseau
Ted
Mr. Marlin
Louis Gourley
Jack Williams
Will Ross
Miss Snyder
Miss King of
Ross
A. Kellum
Charles Roberts
James Ashworth
Carl L. Knoll
W. S. Tash
Mr. Knoll
Peterson
Horse Prairie
Andy Pyle
Bill Mackey
Leon Beese
Jack Beese
N. A. Ames
Judge Ranch
Pauline Pahnish
Guy Gray
Helen Pearl Judge
George Harrison
Tors
Red Cross relief efforts and notes from local ads
The piece recounts the Red Cross charter role aiding cholera typhus tuberculosis and plagues across Poland the Baltic regions Serbia Albania Montenegro Austria Hungary and Southeastern Europe. It lists winter storage at 3 50 monthly and notes 39 years of disaster relief with about 13 million dollars spent. It also includes thanks from local families for sympathy and a mining congress trip to Denver with Mr Smith attending and Stone Stone referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Poland
Baltic Regions
Serbia
Albania
Montenegro
Austria
Hungary
Europe
Notice to creditors in estate of James Walter Scott
Estate of James Walter Scott deceased requests creditors and all having claims to present them with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims to be shown at the office of Lew L and E J Callaway Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. Laura T Scott executrix dated November 18 1920. Also classified ad seeking cattle buyers for 200 Hereford breeding cows 100 yearlings 250 two year old steers and about 400 stock cattle by C C Newman Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walter Scott
Lew, L. & E. J. Callaway
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Laura T. Scott
C. C. Newman
Dillon, Mont
Navy Field Day Meaning and Clean Ship Standards
The article explains that in the Navy a field day is Friday cleanup day. It describes scrubbing, holystoning, and polishing from bow to stern to prepare for the next day's inspection by the captain. Cleanliness is emphasized as a mark of pride and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
United States Navy
North River
New
York
Orlé
Money Raised by Christmas Seals in Montana 1919
The Montana Tuberculosis Association raised 21746.28 during 1919 from Christmas Seals sales averaging 3.9 cents per person. Ninety percent stayed for state use and ten percent went to the National association. The group emphasizes low admin costs and funding for nursing, education, and health services while noting about 500 TB deaths annually in Montana and an estimated 5000 active cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Tuberculosis Association
State Board of Health Bulletin
National Association
State
State Board of Health
Montana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mery Christmas
Tribune Book Store
Foster Bros
Public Service Commission
State of Washington
Washington
Commission
Louise Almy
S. M. Abstract
Glendive
Miss Almy
Polanis
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Motor Supply Co
T. D. Moran
Red Cross di
Hugh Fleming
William Fleming
William Patterson
Tolton Long
Pearl Ii Smith
Denver
T. D.moran
Jeannette Ezekiels
Minneapolis
Red Cross
William Montgomery
És Bain
Wisdom
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