Sheridan club notes and county history progress
The article reports on the Madison County and Sheridan Woman's Library clubs, featuring talks on Friendly Cooperation and the Psychology of Friendliness by Miss Lacey Carron, plus a county history update. It also notes a fatal automobile accident involving Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Foster, and Mrs. Pray, with Peters hospitalized. Foster Bros. shipped 2,800 lambs to the coast, and Madison flockmasters moved ten carloads to Alder for eastern markets. Hugh Anderson and Mrs. Anderson toured the Century of Progress in Chicago after visiting Whitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
America
the Beautiful
P. W. Haynes
Gertrude Browne
Good Society
Annie Peacock
Cardwell
Ladies Aid Society
Dollis Hodges
Thomas Luebben
Dillon
Lacey Carron
State Normal College
Sheridan Woman's Library Club
Melvina Lott
Madison County
Montana
David Hilger
Montana Historical Library
Helena
Tom Peters
Lower Valley
Lola Pray
George Foster
Sheridan
Peters
Fred McCrea
Laurin Road
Alder
Hugh Anderson
Anderson
J. H. Oakwood
Whitehall
Chicago
Central West
Prairie State
Masonic Centennial Chest Sealed For 1983 Opening
Butte and Dillon celebrate with a large Masonic lodge gathering. Notables include three past Montana grand masters Lewis A. Smith W L Parmeloe and Dr R W Getty of Galen. A chest sealed by Dale Tash holds records coins stamps and articles to be opened in 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginia Hauswirth
Butte
Claudia Faust
Dillon
Dolorés Williams
Judith
Anne Chapman
Irene Megquier
Merle Schmittroth
Dorothy Groshean
Elsie Lloyd
Jeanne
Covalt
Maxine
Shirley
Jardine
J. A. Meeke
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Montana
Lewis A. Smith
W. L Parmeloe
R. W. Getty
Galen
McCaleb’s
Dale Tash
Bannack
Nelson School Pupils Share Busy Year and Visit
Seven students at Nelson School include Doris McAdam Elinor Johnson Evelyn Meine Henry Meine Robert Meine Charles Miller and Dorn Giudici. Fifth graders study states and British possessions while a rhythm band with drums bells forms gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson School
Doris McAdam
Elinor Johnson
Evelyn Meine
Henry Meine
Robert Meine
Charles Miller
Dorn Giudici
Bobby Meine
Mass Mildred Schuler
States of the Union
Nelon P. T. A
Mildred Schuler
James Morrison
Bruce Green
Harry Schuler
Timely Matters Highlight Rotary Meeting Highlights
The article notes Rotary events and local group activities. Royal Neighbors held a regular meeting at the I C C F hall with Juveniles entertained by Howard Lyon. Rev T J Simons and George R Featherly attended the Montana Presbyterian synod in Helena. Mrs May Collins returned from Detroit and the Chicago fair. The Shakespeare club discussed Autumn Crocus at the guildhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
C. C. F. Hall
Royal Neighbor
Howard Lyon
T. J. Simons
George R. Featherly
Presbyterian Synod of
Montana
Helena
May Collins
Detroit
Kins
Chicago
Spooky Hallowe'en Foods and Easy Treats
Halloween party recipes deliver ghoulish fun. Red Devil on Toast mixes cheese tomato soup peas red kidney beans and bacon on toast yields eight servings. Jack O Lantern sandwiches use Boston brown bread cream cheese pimiento almonds and mayo with faces carved on half the slices. Black Cat Ice combines sugar pineapple syrup cider and freezes into eight servings topped with a paper cat.
Regular meetings of the RB B Pinochle club resume season
The RB B Pinochle club met at the Miller ranch last Friday with high scores by Miss Doris McAdam and Harry Schuler. The next meeting is set for October 7 at the Roberts home. Also noted are travel injuries to N S King, Mrs. Agnes Pierce’s recovery, and visits from William OConnor, George Harrison, Coy Brown, and a baby daughter born to Coy and Mrs Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Miller
Doris McAdam
Harry Schuler
W. E. Roberts
Coy Brown
Armstead
Fred Oliver
Only trophy deer bagged on opening day in Dillon
Dillon sportsmen hunted the opening day of deer season but James Fay claimed the sole tangible evidence with a spike buck above Argenta on Monday morning. Foremen from the Beaverhead National forest including Frank Hoffman Late Nelson and John V. Grant will work through winter at a government remount station near Frenchtown. Local church women from First Baptist joined B Y P A members with Rev. R. O. Shannon in Butte. Daughters of the Nile Sewing club met with hosts Mrs. Poindexter and Mrs. Molleur for a luncheon at Barrett hospital newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Hans Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
James Fay
Argenta
Beaverhead National Forest
Frank Hoffman
Nelson
John V. Grant
Frenchtown
Daughters of the Nile Sewing Club
E. L. Poindexter
Premier Road Race Returns With Greater Thrills
Revival of the Elgin National Road Race draws 30,000 spectators as 14 cars start the 203 mile event. Firestone notes the winner set a new speed record by nine miles per hour while only 6 finish. Indianapolis race also highlighted by a thrilling stock car contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
America
Firestone
Addianapolis
Phil Shafer
Mines Dominate Normal In Football Scrimmage Report
Mines outgained Normal 684 to 63 in yardage, led first half 885 to 151, and second half 299 to 12. Mines made 25 first downs to Normal's 3, punted 17 times for 31.2 yards, returned punts for 102 yards, and gained 152 receiving yards on passes. Normal totaled 22 rushing and aerial yards, fumbled four times, and had four kickoffs for 89 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandegrift
Scrimmapey Mines
Don
Mines
Normal
Man fatally hurt in freak accident near Bedrock ranch
An inquest by Coroner Phillips found the cause of death unknown after Hunter died from a blow above the eye from a bull’s head while roping a yearling on a Bedrock ranch Sunday. Testimony from companions offered no clearer reason. he died en route to Dillon Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Phillips
Bedrock
Dillon
Beavers Lose to Bozeman Eleven in Second Half
Beavers, with advantages in first downs and passing, were defeated by Bozeman in the second half. Outstanding players include Lee Brown and Simpson, with Gibbons delivering several solid punts. Next Friday the Beavers host Boulder at 1 o clock to allow Normal and Ricks College to share the field from 8 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
Lee
Brown
Simpson
Gibbons
Boulder
Ricks College
Eye defects blamed for many pains mystery cured
Eye strain and muscular imbalance can cause headaches stomach disorders and nerve pain, not only poor sight. The ophthalmoscopic test reveals the cause, and Dr. H H Scarborough will visit the Andrus hotel on October 25 and 26 to perform examinations with this method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Sleep All Night Cure Ad State of Bladder Relief
An old advertisement promotes a 25 cent test to stop wakeful nights by treating the bladder like the bowels. It claims BU KETS or buchu based blend drives out impurities and acids that cause irritation, leading to less bladder discomfort, leg pains and backache. The copy pitches a general laxative/bladder remedy with vague ingredients and promises quick relief.
Local social notes from Dillon week highlight visits and gatherings
Mrs Harry Lapham hosted a luncheon for Amelia Neighbors at her Dillon home at 1 o clock Wednesday. Card games followed the meal while others, including Mr and Mrs John Krause and Mrs John Myers, went to Missoula. Visitors to Dillon included Mr and Mrs Ben O Neil and others. Mrs Mark Clemon underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering well at Murray hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illon
S.J. Johnson
Jake Neidt, Jr
Dorothy Oliver
Dillon
Howard Morse
Jackson
Harry Davis
Missoula
Davis
Mark Clemon
Murray Hospital
Alice’ Johnson
Idaho
Ben O'Neil
Bitterroot
Minnie Carlson
J. Johnson
Francis Baker
Harry Lapham
Helen Wenger
Lddie Wenger
Lucy Jariie
Jim Padklock
Vans Jorgensen
Wendell Jardine
May Clemon
Myrl Morrison
Sacie Ford
Ford
Sandford Shepherd
Father Clifford
Lima
Quigley
Prescription 9900 Piles Remedy Promises Home Relief
The ad promotes Prescription 9900 as a long used cure for blind itching and bleeding piles. It claims quick acting safe relief usable at home with no doctor needed. Large tube priced at $1.00, money back if no relief after one tube, mail orders welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearns
Coper
D. P. Laboratories
Holton
Iesaa
New Tablet Endorsed by Physicians for Instant Relief
A new safe non narcotic tablet gains rapid support from thousands of doctors and nurses. Endorsers claim it relieves headache and period pains quickly, with strong belief in its effectiveness.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nelson Schoo
Carl B. Taylor
Rotary
Napoleon
Shakespeare Club
Hallowe'en
Lima Mondy
King
Agnes Pierce
Barrett Hospital
William and
John O'Connor
Lakeview
George Harrison
Grasshopper
Agnes Garrison
Maude Barkenbus
Dorothy Gasahl
Ruth Fuller
Hazel Elsass
Viola Lynch
Fay Sutton
First Baptist Church
R. 0. Shannon
Hans Anderson
The
Hays
Thompson
Toesti
G.enicks
Prt
Ve ‘ ‘ Wee
Donich , Aenees
Halliday
Endy McCauley
Fgtina
Sawaen's Anes
Osborn
Erickson
Bozeman
John N. McLean
Chicago Fair
Beaverhead Abstract Company
American Title Association
Pearl I. Smith
Mont
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