Pioneer Thomas T. Taylor dies at ranch in Sheridan
Thomas T. Taylor a 1886 pioneer dies at his Sheridan ranch after a six year illness of stomach and heart trouble. Born 1840 in Folkston England he came to the U S in 1860 and to Virginia City in 1866. He served Madison county in the 1897 legislature and helped organize local lodges. Survived by wife and four daughters, funeral conducted by Virginia City Masons and Sheridan lodge A F and A M. An evening meeting formed a Parent-Teachers Club with officers listed.
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Virginia City Lodge No. 1
Virginia City
Elliott
Episcopal Church
Thomas T. Taylor
Folkston
England
United States
Beloit
Wisconsin
Alder Gulch
Frank Birer
Mark Perrault
Taylor
T. T. Taylor
Madison County
Ellen Drury
Ashtabula
Ohio
Sheridan
Sheridan Lodge I. O. G. T
Democrats and Peoples Party
Society of Pioneers of
Treasure State
Nellie Taylor
Joan Winslow
R. K. Hutchins
Madison Valley
George Zook
Eureka
Rev. Wise
Prof. Gray
Chas. Walter
R. H. Dyer
R. W. Rossiter
Walter Hill
Miss Barnes
Sheridan Girls Headed to Vocational Congress at State College
Miss Hildred Marsh Pauline Jennings and Glenn Marsh arrived in Whitehall on Wednesday to travel to Bozeman for the vocational congress at the state college. They represent Sheridan High School and will report to the Parent-Teachers Club on their return.
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Glenn Marsh
Whitehall
Hildred Marsh
State
Bozeman
United States
Shakespeare Club
Jewell Clapp
Elvira Petterson
Miss Jewell
Miss Petterson
Willis
Wamnic
Gregory
Davis
The
Normal College
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Helena
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead High
Dillon
Anaconda
Marriage in Lemhi as Merie Mahaffey Weds Arnold Heidner
Miss Merie Mahaffey daughter of Mr and Mrs James Mahaffey of Tenday married Arnold S Heidner of Salmon in Lemhi Idaho last Tuesday morning officiated by Rev Fr Collins of Salmon. The couple plans to reside in Salmon after February while Heidner continues studies in Fargo North Dakota and works in the local hardware business with his brother.
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Lemhi
Idaho
Merie Mahaffey
James Mahaffey
Tenday
Arnold S. Heidner
Salmon
Fr. Collins
Heidner
Fargo
N. D
K. O. Spahn
Ogden
Utah
Will A. Yeaman
Lemhi Motor & Supply Co
V. Papetti
Mac Pyeatt
Carmen
Thos. Pyeatt
Oscar Amonson
Arizona
Amonson
Wm. Barnett
Anton Schwartz
George Ra
Grant News Briefs from Dillon and Nearby
Mrs J A Hovey plans dentistry work in Dillon then Butte. George Given sought winter work in Butte. G C Stocker and son Ray hunting in Gardiner. Charles Laden attended county business. Matt Kay family motor trip to Dillon. M O Churchill with George Hopkins visited Dillon. James Mansfield spent part of week in Dillon. A A Anderson motor trip to Dillon. J V Given returned from Ohio with family. Mrs Given spent summer and fall there. S B Howell and wife in Dillon early week.
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Grant
J. A. “Hovey
Dillon
Butte
George Given
G. C. Stocker
Ray
Gardiner
Charles Laden
Court House
Matt Kay
M. O. Churchill
George Hopkins
James Mansfield
A. A. Anderson
J. V. Given
Ohio
Cattle and Sheep Unloaded at Apex Amid Losses
About 300 head of Cascade mountains cattle arrived at Apex on Thursday and were sent to the Mantle ranch for feeding. many were too weak to travel and some died. Additionally 17 carloads of sheep arrived, split between Hog's Back and Dutchman's mountains.
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Apex
Cascade Mountains
Mantle Ranch
Billy Goat
Carl Borgaes
Anna
Frank Mantz
Dillon
David Hier
Exiday
Apex dance and fair promises tickets and fun
A community dance and fair are planned for Saturday December 6 1919 at Avex hall with tickets at one dollar and cheap lunches. The note lists attendees and local activity including trips to Dillon and Butte and a busy week of hunting and school events.
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T ‘Club
Avex
David Hier
Arthur
Lester Rice
Mr. Williams
Dillon
Jesse Hubbard
Butte
W. T. Alley
Carl Borgaes
J. E. Hubbard
John Slacker
Armond Hood
Melrose
Hood
Twin Bridges
Cecil
le& Hubbard
Apex
Mr. Stewart
Hier
Lester
Arthur Rice
Williams
Sutherland
Hubbard
M. H. Miller
High School Teachers Endure Long Hours Under Strain
The article argues the high school has room for more students but needs a dormitory and a stronger teaching staff. Teachers work beyond legal hours, with 6.5 hours of classroom time plus committee work and after school duties totaling about 11.5 hours daily. They pursue efficient work over higher pay, while students vote to pay Red Cross dues individually.
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Red Cross
Beaverhead County Poor Farm Supplies and Expenses
Ledger of Beaverhead County poor farm and related entities listing supplies and costs. Items include Dillon Tire & Rubber Co supplies, Dora Banks and Julia Selway pasture expenses, Graeter Grocery Co. and Beaverhead Lumber Co. purchases, Curtis Hospital care, house rent for Mrs. Waters, board for Matt Van Dyne, and bridge and lumber costs from L. C. Stocker and A. J. Wedunt Lumber Co. totaling various small amounts.
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Dillon Tire & Rubber Co
Beaverhead Motors Co
John Bank
Dora Banks
John
Poor Palm
Dart H’dw Co
Graeter Grocery Co
Julia Selway
Beaverhead Lumber Co
Curtis Hospital
John Williams Co
Jennie Waters
Davis
K. Wyman
Matt van Dyne
Fergus High School Juniors to entertain students after Thanksgiving
The Fergus County High School paper describes next week's plan for student events. Juniors will entertain the student body on Wednesday afternoon, with class skits and future basketball season games after the Thanksgiving break. A team of top players from all classes may face a lettermen team. Town team talk exists and gym use offered to host games.
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Beaverhead
Tay
Fergus
Fergus County’ High School
Forgotten Family Snippet Sparks Mild Musical Joke
A Yonkers Statesman quip recalls a father’s cornet rack used to help carry a tune, with a playful exchange about a child’s curiosity. The brief anecdote highlights a light, humorous moment in a historic newspaper snippet.
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Yonkers Statesman
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Lemhi News
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County High School
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A. J. Wedunt L’br. Co
C. H. Gilbert
L. Poindexter
O. M. Best
D. D. McKnight
Rambouillet Bucks
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Lakeview
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