Brigadier and Mrs. G. T. Jordan visit Great Falls Salvation Army
The Brigadier and Mrs. G T Jordan salute 89 years combined service in the Salvation Army and describe their life of travel and work across Great Britain South Africa and St Helena They are retired but still active in revival services in Great Falls and Dillon with talks planned at the citadel and a schedule of Salvation Army meetings in the coming days.
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Salvation Army
G. T. Jordan
Great Falls
Great Britain
South Africa
Island of
St. Helena
Jordan
Brigadier Jordan
Jordans
London
America
Free State
Transvaal
Cape Town
Holland
Texas
Illinois
Wisconsin
Idaho
Montana
The
Citadel
Normal College Notes Annual staff and classes at Butte college
Four extension classes are offered in Butte under Normal college direction with 48 in administration and 34 in methods. Miss Carson teaches composition and modern fiction with first Saturday sessions. New debaters class led by Mr Mackie joins orchestra and violin work led by Miss Finch. College enrolls 254 students for 1922 23 and plans an October picnic to Argenta.
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Butte
Normal College
Miss Troxell
Cecil Burleigh
Clark
Pollock
McBain
Carson
Cluley
Light
Mackie
Troxell
Stufft
Tello
van de. Walker
Garver
Degan
McCullough
Phillips
Russell
Frasier
Leach
State Fair and Museum
Curran
England
Ragon
Nash
Free
Argenta
William Hosking
Davis
Miss Dorchester
Beam
New Recreation Hall
Ellen Jennings in Critical Illness in Melrose
Melrose Montana October 4 town resident Mrs Ellen Jennings long a fixture of Melrose is critically ill with pneumonia after a cold worsened her condition Dr Molleur of Dillon attends She has suffered poor health for years Also update Mrs P Olson recovering at home from a serious operation Gilbert Quilici expected to recover from appendicitis after surgery at St James Hospital Butte United States
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Nap Goyer
Melrose
Bannack
St. James Hospital
Mary Farrell
W. K. Harvey
W.T. Morrison
Edward Mueller
Twin Bridges
George Vance
Roy Vance
Kenneth MedIvor
Dolly
Helena
Elizabeth Boetticher
E. H. Harvey
Allentown
Ray Tash
Dillon
J. H. Niblack
Niblack Ranch
W. L. Dayton
Lincoln
Nebraska
George W.thompson
Galesburg
Illinois
S. Jr. Brown
H. J. Stewart
S. H. Wells
Thompson
Dr. Dayton
Joe A. Browne
William H. Brown
Oscar Wells
Harlan Townsend
Butte
Missoula
McCarthy
Mont
Ellen Jennings
Molleur
P. Olson
Gilbert Quilici
Miss Copp Leads Madison County at State Fair Queen Contest
Miss Mary Copp of Madison County, age 16, the youngest princess at the State Fair, drew six complimentary votes in queen balloting. The Madison gift to Queen Dorothy of Montana was a solid gold ruby ring. Sheridan attendees praised the state exhibit while noting lighter local representation due to farming season.
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Sheridan
Mary Copp
Madison County
Miss Copp
Patrick Carney
Waterloo
Queen Dorothy
Montana
Treasure
C. C. Hill
Will Shaffer
W. M. Rhodes
Harry Copp
Charles Shaffer
M. S. Ballerdick
Riddick
Olson
Vernon Marsh
Harry
Fire Destroys Valuable Fall Pasture at Clarke's Canyon
Careless campers are blamed for a Sunday fire that destroyed several acres of fall pasture at the head of Clarke's canyon near Smallhorn canyon. Ranchers battled the flames for hours, aided by calm winds, and firefighters prevented spread to nearby timber.
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Clarke’s Canyon
Smallhorn Canyon
Unusual concert by McGriffs at Baptist church
Rev and Mrs D L McGriff of Great Falls will present a concert at the Baptist church on Thursday evening October 12. The event is described as a delightful treat for all attendees.
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D. L. McGriff
Great Falls
The
Baptist Church
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W. T. Dodgson Jr
Wise River
Sherman Dodgson
Normal College Notes
Miss Russell
Madison County Institute
Virginia City
Melrose News
Sheridan News
Walter Everly
Louise Albrecht
Miss Albrecht
Frank Perrault
Hans Albrecht
Buick
Montana Auto Supply Co
Dillon, Montana
Mrs. Robt. M. Thurman
E. Bannack
iPhone
T. Lee McCracken
Andrus Hotel
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