Birthday gathering honors several Polaris ladies
A Marchesseau ranch gathering celebrated the birthdays of Mesdames A. Marchesseau Olive M Harrison and Mary Shepherd with gifts and food. Attendees included the Marchesseau family, the Harrisons, the Pyles, the Knolls, Judge family, and others. Some members traveled to visit ill relatives in Butte and Dillon. illness grounded Margaret Penny from school duties. local visits and political campaigning noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Id Marchesseau Sr
A. Marchesseau
Olive M. Harrison
Mary Shepherd
Ted Marchesseau
Rose Marie
Frank Marchesseau
Delia
Jane
Irwin
Andy Pyle
Ruth
Lucy
George Harrison
Ancille
Ralph
Gerald
Billy
Carl Knoll
John Judge
Helen
Irma Martin
Eugene
Holloway
J. D. Harrison
Butte
George Gauthier
Harrison
Dillon
George
Frank
Tom
Margaret Penny
Polaris
D. Y. Kannepaard
Pyle Ranch
Louie Anderson
Creek
L[rickson
Jackson P T A Holds First Meeting at School House
The Jackson P T A gathered Sept 28 with 11 attendees. Mrs. Fred Nelson presided and Mrs. Inabnit was secretary. Monthly meetings are set for the third Friday, with committees named for Membership Program Refreshment Hospitality Publicity and next meeting on Oct 19 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers Association of
Jackson
Fred Nelson
Inabnit
Camas Nelson
A. W. Wilson
Margaret Loss
Wm. Christiansen
Amanda Peterson
Foussard
S. J. Johnson
Martin Jackson
Peterson
John Jackson
Clemon
Ford
James Johnson
Christensen
Harry Lapham
Lossi
Barber
James Woody
John Krause
Residents Travel to Dillon and Nearby Towns
Mr Charlies Brenner and others motored to Dillon on Monday. Mrs E W Smith from Salt Lake visits the Smith ranch. The Waldemars and L Stocker traveled to Dillon. Armstead’s Mr Lyons and Grant residents also drove to nearby towns. The Shefers plan a Portland visit with trips to Los Angeles wintering with relatives. Donovan visitors from Butte and Helen Yeaman of Salmon visit Brenner family. A rally draw brought many Grant residents to Armstead Saturday night.
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Charlies P. Brenner
Dillon
E. W. Smith
Salt Lake
Smith Ranch
Len Waldemar
al Waldemar
L. C. Stocker
Mr. Lyons
Armstead
Grant
James Dodd
J. H. Shefer
Portland
Los Angeles
Frank P. Blair
Blair
Sam B. Sheser
W. M. Bichler
Beaverhead Legion Plans Armistice Day Observance
Armistice Day will be observed Monday November 12 by Beaverhead post of the American Legion with a morning program of addresses music and patriotic exercises a football game and daylight fireworks in the afternoon a dinner for ex service men at noon and a dance at the city hall.
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Beaverhead
American Legion
Post
City Hall
T. E. Gilbert
D. W. Paddock
J. B. Cluley
George Gosman
Mr. Cluley
Mr. Paddock
Mr. Gosman
Chester Casey Recaptured After Whitehall Bank Break In
Chester Casey, a Butte resident with a long criminal record, was arrested by Sheriff Knight and Under sheriff Nelligan while breaking into the Whitehall State Bank. He is held in Butte under tight surveillance after escapes from jail and multiple convictions dating back to 1919.
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Whitehall
Chester Casey
Butte
Dillon
Casey
Whitehall State Bank
Knight
Nelligan
Boulder
George Tash
Colorado
H. G. Rodgers
Rutgers
Deer Lodge
Deeds Not Words Dixon for United States Senator
A political advertisement praising Joseph M. Dixon for U S Senator and Governor of Montana. It lists accomplishments in Congress and as governor, asserts revenues from new taxes, public buildings, and irrigation projects, and urges voters to cast ballots for Dixon as Montana's greatest statesman.
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Joseph M. Dixon
United States
Montana
House
United States Senate
Herbert Hoover
National
Fort Assinniboine
Myers
Dixon
Senate
Mining boom spurred by Japanese capital in Beaverhead mines
Beav erhead county miners report a surge of outside investment led by C M Sonoda from Seattle with a lease on the Goldfinch mine at Argenta and plans to develop the PLOY and other claims. Rival engineers from Hecla and Salt Lake inspect sites as Beaverhead mining claims show an estimated 50 percent rise in activity over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
C. M. Sonoda
Seattle
Montana
Exanches
Argenta
French Brothers
Dillon
Sonoda
Ity
Ermont
R. B. Caswell
D. W. Erwin
William Corbett
Rush J. White
Hecla Company
Wallace
Idaho
van Winkle
Salt Lake
Camp Creek
Melrose
Erwin
Beaverhead
Hitchcock Credits Hoover Leader in Senate Support
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, an administration ally, states on January 23, 1919 that without Hoover and the Food Administration the packing houses would have earned far more. He says Hoover emerged from the war with a superior reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
United States
Food Administration
Engineer of Civilization Herbert Hoover Quote
A quotation credits Herbert Hoover with shaping material civilization without stifling the human spirit. It notes the work continues despite occasional missteps by successors, highlighting his enduring influence and a new method he showed.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover’s Record Praised by Williamsport Gazette Bulletin
The Williamsport Gazette Bulletin lauds Herbert Hoover for his humane and practical work. It says Hoover has solved problems that would have baffled most, and his record is unsurpassed.
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Hoover
Williamsport (Pa
Kidney Trouble Promises Relief From Diuretic Pills
A Peoria union official touts Foley Pills diuretic as removing kidney trouble symptoms after two bottles, claiming relief from backache and irregular kidney action. The note urges broad use and guarantees satisfaction, with Geo. M. Gosman selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Platte
Secy
Switchmen’s Union
Peoria
Til
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
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Beavers
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Wellington D. Rankin
Ernor
Mark D. Fitzgarrald
Congress
Republican Central Committee
Washington
Glacier W National Park
U. S. Land Office
Billings
Glasgow
Havre
Lake County
U. S. Court At
Great Falls
U. S. Court
Missoula
Huntley
Fort Peck Indian Reservation
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Flathead Indian Reservation
Sun River Irrigation Project
Lower Yellowstone
Flathead Irrigation Project
Blackfoot Irrigation Project
Fort Peck
The
Billings Public Building
Great Falls Public Building
Missoula Public Building
Bozeman and Kalispell Public Buildings
Congressman Pray
Fort Missoula
U. S. Forestry Ventaartens
Mr. Wheeler
Jos. M
State Republican Central Committee
Hitchcock Lands
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