Nicholia Post Office Accepted Amid Local School Increase
Nicholia residents note the post office acceptance and a yearlong mail route discontinuation. E Kenison drove from Dillon to his local ranch on October 10. Miss Gertrude Zerr visited Fer riand home. Ras Hansen stayed in Dillon. Mrs F A Kenison and son from Armstead visited E Kenison. Monroe children began school on Monday. Nicholia school enrollment rose by three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras Hansen
Dillon
F. A. Kenison
Armstead
E. Kenison
Nicholia
Nicholia School
Monroe
Ed Butts
Sweetwater
Parke Scott
Laura T. Scott
Alf Decker
Elmer Gordon
McMenomey
Mart McMenomey
Adele Pierce
Grant
Refusal Over Fortune and Hand in LeRuy Blas Quotation
A Paris quotation from LeRuy Blas contrasts a nobleman offering both hand and fortune with a decisive refusal. The exchange highlights the characters' perspective on value and commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRuy Blas
Paris
Potatoes Air Air Storage Causes Blackheart
Studies at Geneva New York show blackheart in stored potatoes can be caused by lack of air. At below 45 degrees potatoes may be piled six feet deep. at 50 degrees only three feet. Outdoor pits also show blackheart from poor ventilation. small pits need not be vented. The plump girl looks down on the thin girl crossing a muddy street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva, N. Y
Professor Davis Visits Sheridan to Receive Botanical Gift
Sheridan reports Prof. Davis of Dillon's state normal college traveled to claim 24 framed Montana wild flower specimens donated by Mrs. L. A. Fitch of Long Beach California. Fitch, Oberlin graduate and botanist, prepared the mounts from Madison and Beaverhead counties for Chicago's 1893 World's Columbian Exposition with Dr. Heald assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
State Normal College of
Dillon
Sheridan
State Normal College
L. A. Fitch
Long Beach
Cal
Montana
Fitch
Oberlin College
Madison
Beaverhead
Chicago
Harvest Festival Service at Methodist Presbyterian Church
Services next Sunday October 16 will feature the Harvest Festival spirit from old testament scriptures. Public welcome. Sunday school children and all may bring farm products to be displayed and donated to Dillon and Butte hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Presbyterian Church
Dillon
Butte Deaconess
Armstead Notes With Social and Travel Updates
Armstead residents share weekend visits and trips to Butte Dillon and Dillon. Local mass at nine o clock and first holy communion noted. Mass attendance by Leo Pfiffner and others, sheriff sales, and various motor journeys to nearby towns. Families visit relatives, school placements, and a Mayo Clinic medical trip to Rochester Minnesota mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
Myrtle Boyle
Butte
Sophia Guyaz
Dillon
Fred Jorgensen
Grant
Matt Kay Ranch
T- Clifford
Helen
Albert Decker
Andrew McIntyre
Leo M. Pfiffner
Bedrock
Melrose Local News Reflects Travel and Accidents
Melrose residents report trips to Butte Dillon Hecla and Twin Bridges. Roy Peterson suffered a knee injury after a horse jump. Coal hauling to Cleave mine continues under manager G B Conway. Several Melrose residents visit family and handle business matters in neighboring towns.
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Melrose
E.N. Hanes
Hecla
Hyrum
Utah
P. Olson
Mont
E. Wells
Butte
William K. Harvey
Ham Norris
Cleave
G. B. Conway
Eee
Hoffman
Roy Peterson
James Morrison
Harry Norris
Nobec
Nevada
Henry Norris
John Melver
James Donovan
Jack Dean
Dillon
Alfred McCauley
Jones Brothers
Nuptial Knot Tied for Two on Friday
Two weddings were performed by Rev. Edward Smith at the Grace M. E. church parsonage last Friday. Albert L. Wakefield of Spokane and Mrs. Bessie I. Pettit of Lakeview wed, followed by William Meyer and Mrs. Mary Ellen Plant both of Dillon. Association of Railway Executives to meet in Chicago October 14 to discuss general matters and possible blanket freight rate reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
Grace M. FE
Albert L. Wakefield
Spencer, Idaho
Bessie I. Pettit
Lakeview
William Meyer
Mary Ellen Plant
Dillon
Association of Railway Executives
Chicago
Appreciation Note From Polish Family for Frank
To the many kind friends in Dillon and Reichler who assisted us during the illness and death of our son Frank, and to those who sent flowers for the funeral, we desire to express our appreciation and thanks. We will ever hold in fondest remembrance those who performed these acts in our behalf. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Polish and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Reichler
Frank
Matt Polish
City Drive Sparks Shopping Plan Mention
Mrs. Maxwell invites John to drive into the city for shopping while discussing strategic plans. The dialogue hints at a larger scheme with a counter-attack referenced by the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Meyer predicts US buying power to recover in six months
Eugene Meyer Jr. returns from the Pacific Coast stating that operations of industrial enterprises are being arranged financing and will likely raise the United States buying power to normal within six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Pacific Coast
United States
Pull is the Tomb of Push, a Hadley Motto Reconstruction
A terse maxim notes that a pull often defeats push, suggesting reversal of effort as a hidden rule. The aphorism frames action as counterproductive unless aligned with opposing force. It highlights paradox in strategy and force dynamics.
Eastern Star hosts Dillon guests at Sheridan meeting
Sheridan notes show Arcelia chapter Eastern Star guests from Dillon with visits from Hugh Duncan era families. A surprise honor greeted Mrs James Galusha and Miss Flora Duncan, while social gatherings included the Ladies Aid at Laurin and the Episcopal guild at Mrs B L Golden’s. Farmers report strong potato yields and fair grain, with Northwest Potato Exchange paying 1.75 per hundred. Announcements include the upcoming marriage of Charles M LaDue to Dorothy Clark of Boise and Mrs J H LaDue hosting visiting parents from Lavern Minnesota.
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Idaho
Hugh Duncan
Salmon
Duncan Wio
My. Duncan
Sheridan
James Duncan
Ruby Johnson
Thomas Simpson
Clarence Axe
Dillon
Eastern Star
James Galusha
Flora Duncan
I. H. Brungage
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Sebring
Laurin
Henry Flick
Northwestern Potato Exchange
Minnesota
North Dakota
Len Foster
J. H. LaDue
Minneapolis
Charles M. LaDue
Dorothy Clark
Boise
N. H. Clark
Mrs. LaDue
LaDue
Lavern
EK. D. Marsh
Albert Daniels
O. B. Gentry
Wilbur Marsh
C. C. Hill
Douglass
Quinlan
Buel
Shaw
Ziegler’s Springs
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Miss Birdice Blye
America
London Standard
Blye
Wassiche Zeitung
New York Press
Thomas’ Book Store
Normal Lyceum Committee
Nicholia News
Gertrude Zerr
D. FE. Ferriand’s
Jules
Blackheart
Western Wool Growers’ Association
Western Woolgrowers Agency
George Melton
Dr. Davis
The
Madisonian
Harvest Festival Service
Armstead News
Bucklaw and
Henderson
Bob Gordon
Melrose News
Walter Vance
W. L. Lacy
Bitter Root Valley
Ethel Tate
Missess la Marche
Canyon Creek
W. Walkley
Hanson Packing Co
A. Fisher
Geo
Roy Vance
Carrie Sappington
F. Willson
Salt Lake
T. H. Sappington
Joe Sappington
Missoula
Catherine Thompson
Miss Drayton
McCauley
Olson
Miss McIvor
Kenneth McTvor
Sheridan News
G. W. Rightenour
E. H. Brundage
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