Mothers and clubs in Jackson plan holiday events
Jackson Mothers and Women's clubs met at the school and home to share Armistice Thanksgiving programs. They discussed a November 26 carnival, Christmas seals sales, and a Christmas program for school children. Several local residents attended events in Dillon and Butte, with portions of the week filled by visits, football games, and social gatherings.
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Mothers
Club of
Jackson
Mesdames J. Woody
J. Wenger
C. Lapham
Jackson Women’s Club
Tuey Jardine
Nettie Paddock
Los Angeles
Fred Nelson
Sheridan Woman's Library club recall public library roots
The Sheridan Woman's Library club met last Thursday with luncheon first and business session followed. Mrs. Adams read a sketch on early library efforts in Sheridan and letters from Mrs. Barber of Springboro and Mrs. Weeks of Couer d Alene shared reminiscences and historic notes. Rev Haldeman led the community church family night program with a pot luck supper and songs, readings, and Indian mission pictures in Oregon.
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Sheridan Womans’ Library Club
L. Adams
Sheridan
C. B. Barber
Springboro
G. F. Weeks
Couer d’ Alene
Idaho
Haldeman
Rev. Haldeman
Dudley
Nellie Cecil
Oregon
Methodist district superintendent conducts first quarterly conference
Rev. Walter B. Spaulding paid his initial visit to the Methodist church Sunday evening, occupying the pulpit and leading the first quarterly conference of the year. Mr and Mrs Harry Foster and children traveled to Butte to meet their daughter Gertrude visiting from Missoula for the football game. Frank Tolson and children also went to Butte to greet their son John who arrived from Bozeman with the team.
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George Olmon
Mark
Butte
May
Dillon
Walter B. Spaulding
Harry Foster
Marie
Tom
Gertrude
Missoula
Frank Tolson
John
Bozeman
Churches Christian Science Society on Sebree Street
Sunday services held at 11 o'clock inviting the public to attend.
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Christian Science Society
St Rose Catholic Church Mass Times and Confession Schedule
St Rose Catholic Church presents mass Sundays at 8 and 10 30 am with an evening service at 7 30 pm Weekday mass at 8 am Confessions heard Saturday afternoon from 8 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm First Friday mass at 6 30 pm Pastor F X Leschner leads the parish.
Dillon Bronchs Thrill Gotham Crowds at Rodeo
Dillon Bronchs thrilled Madison Square Garden crowds as 25 Beaverhead bred bronchos were sent to New York for a world famous rodeo. The horses caused riders to fall and provided novel western spectacles. Freeman and backers plan a tour next year with Mullens and Ringling strings.
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Dillon
Gotham
New York City
Sam Freman
Madison Square Garden
West
Freeman
Mullens
Ringling Strings
White Sulphur Springs
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday school begins at 10:00 a m and morning service follows at 11 o clock A T Peterson speaks on The Value of Looking for the Good.
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A. T. Peterson
Sunday Services at Methodist Church Delineate Moral Scope
9:45 Sunday school with topic How Far Should Custom Determine our Standards. 11:00 morning worship on Love and Envy. 6:30 Epworth League. 7:30 evening services on What Determ ines Rightness and Wrongness.
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Epworth
Jackson County Federation Meeting Notes
The county federation met in Jackson October 1 in a small church with Mrs. Ike Edinger presiding. A picnic lunch followed in the Odd Fellows building and the program resumed at the church. A later October 6 meeting planned Armistice day activities and Christmas gifts for Fort Harrison soldiers. October 20 featured a visit to Mrs. Dan Pendergast’s ranch and a social hour after the business session. On October 27 five members attended the Montana Federation district meeting in Dillon.
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County Federation
Jackson
Ike Edinger
Odd Fellows Building
Odd Fellows
Dan Pendergast
Jackson Women’s Club
Dillon
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
County Nurse Report for Beaverhead October
Bertha Lamberton reports Beaverhead county October activities totals include 157 school children examined 15 preschool children examined 2 communicable diseases visited 27 home visits 138 schools visited 9 interviews in behalf of work 2 mothers clubs organized 5 talks to mothers meetings 18 classroom inspections 95 children with defects 27 defects corrected 57 parent consultations 10 sanitary inspections 13 classroom talks. Defects found include vision 81 hearing 2 teeth 31 throat 40 nasal passage 3 10 percent underweight 15.
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Bertha Lamberton
Beaverhead County
Three In Jail On Various Charges
Red Miller is held at the county jail on a charge of driving a car while intoxicated. Cherry Lewis is serving 30 days at the city jail after pleading guilty to intoxication. Frank Brown is held at the county jail on a disturbance charge for breaking up furniture in a local rooming house.
Not a Bad Definition This expert quote from an English schoabboy
An old remark frames an expert as a man who knows nothing else. The jest contrasts knowledge with hubris, suggesting mastery may limit breadth.
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James Dodd
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Jake Neidt
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Jim Johnson
Wendell Jardine
Logan
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Howard Morse
Tom Pendergast
Danny
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Dillon Tribune
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Dillon, Montana
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Oolidge
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Coolidge
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ST. Rose Catholic Church
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F. X. Leschner, Pastor
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Methodist Church
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Beaverhead County Federation
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Rexell Store
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Elkhorn Springs
Chris Hanson
Metlen
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