Pioneer deaths mark Madison county losses this month
Madison county notes report Clinton Richmond of Twin Bridges dies aged about 78 after a long pioneer life beginning in 1863. Survived by widow Kate Calavan Richmond and 3 daughters, 4 sons, 18 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren. Interment in Sheridan cemetery. Also Henry Nolte of Sheridan dies near Silver Star, age 95, with funeral Nov 8. wife Emily Still Nolte dies a week later. Details include Geezer family ties and regional farming groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Rightenour
Madison County
Iwas Clinton Richmond
Twin Bridges
Montana
Rueben Richmond
Alder Gulch
Twin Bridge
Bob Dempsey
Joe Pennington
Tom Bird
Henry Nolte
Sheridan
Silver Star
Frankenhiem
Germany
United States
Emily Still
Frederick Hermesmyer
West Falen
Cincinnati
Frederick Hemmesmyer
Alder’ Gulch
Brandon
Sheihan
Lake Tomahawk Camp Guides TB Patients Back to Health
In Wisconsin north woods the Lake Tomahawk State camp houses convalescent men who harden in and pursue cure through daily housekeeping work. They eventually log five to eight hours in tasks like landscape gardening carpentry and road building as a physician monitors health and tailors rehab plans. Sixty six percent of graduates report steady work since returning to health with Christmas Seal funds supporting rehabilitation nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Woods
Wasconsin
Lake Tomahawk
Wisconsin
Romance of Mexico in Melody at Normal College
Mercado's Mexican Tipica orchestra will perform at the Normal College auditorium on Nov. 80 at 8 15 p m. The program blends native Mexican pieces with Latin music from Spain Argentina and Cuba featuring soloists Lolita Valdez Gustavo Carrasco the Ojeda dancers and Sarita Sanchez. Tickets available at Thomas Book Store and Normal College office with mail orders offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercado
Normal College
Mexico
Republic
Tipica
Spain
Argentina
Cuba
Lolita Valdez
Gustavo Carrasco
Ojeda
Sarita Sanchez
Salterist
Thomas ‘Book
Social and Local Notes from Grasshopper Valley and Dillon
Mrs. Carl L Knoll and Mr and Mrs Clyde Penny rushed to Butte Monday when a telephone told Mrs Knolls daughter in law Mrs Andy Hayes fell seriously ill The party also notes a social dance by Miss Lee and her orchestra At Elkhorn Springs November weather attracts visitors A shoot at the Harrison home ranch drew a large crowd with twenty birds sold George Pyle George Judge and Helen Judge were birthday dinner guests at John Judges home Spells of illness and horse buying rounds out the local news
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Loca Farmers Union
Riverside
Frances W. Butts
John Nashold
Wallace Banning
Rebecca Nashold
Helen Bay
Bob
Fred Rife
Betty
Alice Melton
Lem Warner
Murray Laden
Jane Warner
Stella Melton
Carl L. Knoll
Clyde Penny
Butte
Miss Lee
Grasshopper Valley
Dillon
Elkhorn Springs
T. Lee McCracken
Rouse
Rattieshake
Harrison Home Ranch
George Pyle
Joe Madden
George Judge
John Judge
Mr. Pyle
Helen Judge
George Harrison
Harrison
Guy Gray
Speltz
Nebraska
J. D. Harrison
Iimer Hays
Preaching Mission Concludes With Grateful Thanks
The Preaching Mission ends after two churches unite in a shared effort. Lay treasurers managed expenses with a balance distributed among participating churches. Attendees are thanked for faithful participation, and the mission’s spirit is hoped to endure in future services. An appeal seeks the return of an artificial arm stolen from a car thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniting Churches
IF. D. Blaney
Chicago
Montana 4-H Foods Champion Wins National Trip
Martha Shogren 17 of Billings named Montana 4-H foods champion by Pauline Bunting assistant state club leader after four years of cooking. She earns an all expense trip to the 15th National Club Congress in Chicago November 27 to December 6 and competes for two Electrolux kerosene refrigerators and for one of three cash college scholarships of 400, 300, and 200 dollars sponsored by the refrigerator maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Shogren
Billings
Montana
Pauline Bunting
Chicago
Newsboy from Dallas known for loud voice in nation
Frank Dallas of Dallas Texas is said to have the loudest voice in the United States. His vocal cords are enlarged so that he shouts when he talks. Mrs Myra Chadwick of Chicago testifies in a divorce suit that she knows all the whims of men from three marriages. Edward Reynolds of Pittsburgh Pa is reported by physicians to have two hearts one on each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
California
Bob
W.S. Rice
Los Angeles
Madera
Park
Fresno
Lars
Yosemite
Squires
Frank Dallas
Dallas
Texas
United States
Myra Chadwick
Chicago
Edward Reynolds
Pittsburgh, Pa
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Sheridan News
Farmers . Union
Farmers Union Local No. 490
Melrose
I. O. O. F. Hall
California Prune and Apricot Growers’ Association
National Cooperative Council
Washington, D. C
Andrew Henson
Spalding, Eng
Marshfield
Condo Evans
Fred Jones
Harry H. Porter
Evanston
Ellsworth Robinson
Cleveland, CO
Susan
Charles Lenobel
Joe Mallett
Snohomish, Wash
Williamie Bryan
Jackson News
Lena Nelson
Jac Ixson
Phil Murphy
Roy Zebarth
Dan Pendleton
Friendship Club
Kate Hurley
Lucetta Jardine
Twin Lake Stock Association
Maisie Wenger
Fred Nelson
Hamilton
Mirs
Fred Hirschey
Logan
Utah
John Hutchins
Ross Hill
Royal Neighbors
Charles Wenger
Harry Lapham
Tom Clemow
Martin Jackson
San
Ord Shepherd
John Neidt
Hims
Walter Stewart
Wisdom
Say Ho
Oly
Hartwig Theatre
Entertainment
Stuart Kewin
Arline Judge
Patsy Kelly
Johnnie Downs
Betty Grable
Jack Haley
Yacht Club Boys
Fredric March
Warner Baxter
Gregory Patoff
Lionel. Barrymore
June Lang
Star
John Hopkins Adams
America
Joan Crawford
Peggy O'Neal
Lionel Barrymore
Andrew Jackson
Franchot Tone
James Stewart
Melvyn’ Douglas
Robert Taylor
Hartwig
Robert Young
Bethle Ness
Legion
of Terror
Bruce Cabot
New Fall
Coats
Polaris
Pone
Peaverhead Abstract Company
Nple Association
Pearl I. Smith
Bidz. Dillon
Mont
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
North Montana St. Dillon, Mont
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