Nelson School Notes Marks Opening Of Term
The Nelson school opened September 8 with 17 pupils taught by Miss O Leary of Butte. Improvements included new blackboards, bookcase additions, window panes, cleaning, and coal for winter. New desks pending arrival and library books placed. Robert Watt spoke on Fort Douglas training. New students Thressen Smith and Bernice Johnson join. A circus day disrupted classes but will be made up.
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O'Leary
Butte
Enuf
Dillon
Robert Watt
Government
Fort Douglas
Utah
Thressen Smith
Bernice Johnson
Robert Morrison
Sheridan wedding in Dillon ties tonight’s knot
Miss Ruth Lueck and Charles Nelson were married in the Dillon courthouse with Judge Smith officiating. The bride, Sheridan’s native daughter, and the groom, from Pocatello, Idaho, will reside near the Lake Shore mine.
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Sheridan
Dillon
Ruth Lueck
Charles Nelson
Judge Smith
Georgia O’delland
Gertrude Spuhler
Enoch Cox
Everett Costell
Fred Lueck
Central Exchange Office
Nelson
Pocatello
Idaho
Lake Shore Mine
Salt Lake City
Mr. Nelson
Medicine Lodge News Notes On Local Travel And Events
John Hildreth made a business trip to Dillon. Evelyn Border spent the weekend in Dillon with her sister. James Gravely visited Dillon to see the powwow. Mrs. Clarence Hoenig and children and Miss Naoma Hildreth visited the powwow. Ethel Armstrong of Silver Star visits grandmother Mrs. Mary Craver. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman and son James returned from Butte. Lodge Sunday school to hold a Bear creek picnic. Duke Davis motored to Armstead. Havre bids opened for the new city jail.
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Wilbur Marsh
FE. D. Marsh
Dorothy
Grace
Len Hodges
Teddy Marsh
Albert Lohr
Dollis Hodges
Dillon
Curry
W. H. Tobey
Genevieve Pakarney
Dorothy Marsh
Helena
Inter-Mountain College
Olson
Pray
E. E. Hyndman
Episcopal Guild
Evelyn Border
James Gravely
Clarence Hoenig
Naoma Hildreth
Ethel Armstrong
Silver Star
Mary Craver
Richard Freeman
James
Butte
Pearl Eaton Ulrich
Bellingham
Wash
Lodge
Bear Creek
Duke Davis
Armstead
What Can Be Made of Mil From Milk And Faculty At Normal College
The Department of Agriculture shows per 100 pounds of 4 percent milk yields: 48 pounds butter, 11 pounds cheddar, 45 fifteen ounce cans condensed milk, 12.5 pounds whole milk powder, 8.5 pounds Swiss, 28 pounds Camembert. The Normal College faculty largely unchanged. new instructors joined from well trained backgrounds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Accelerates Business through Advertising Says Babson
Roger Babson argues that advertising sparks growth by turning curiosity into purchases. Without ads, stores would rely on limited word of mouth and casual window displays, yielding only slow business, small clientele, and minimal expansion.
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Roger Babson
Normal staff complete as school opens Sept 22
The Normal college staff is filled and training commences with the opening of classes on September 22. New faculty include Angeline Smith dean from Ellensburg State Normal and Florence M. Lewis housing director. Training school instructors include Iva M. Bailey grade 5A and Lucile Johnstone Baker grade 5B. Other new staff members cover grades 2B 4 and kindergarten with backgrounds from Colorado State, Iowa, Nebraska, and Idaho.
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University of Chicago
Columbia
Miss Shotwell
Twin Falls
Idaho
Normal College
Lewistown
Zara Stuart
State Normal School
Cheney
University of Washington
Washington
May T. Hayden
Miss Hayden
State College
Pullman
Lewiston
Angeline Smith
Ellensburg State Normal School
Velma Phillips
Miss Smith
Columbia University
University of Iowa
Florence M. Lewis
Miss Lewis
Ames
Iowa
Iva M. Bailey
Miss Bailey
Colorado State Teachers College
Colorado
Lucile Johnstone Baker
Western State College
Gunnison
Indiana
Mary J. Egan
Bozeman
Boise, Idaho
Ethel A. Hoffman
Albion, Idaho
Hilo
Haiwii
Mae Lowe
Albion State Normal School
University of Idaho
Cassia County
Agnes V. Reid
Iowa State Teachers College
Wayne, Nebraska
Women Now Using Blind Baggage as Hoboes Do
Livingston reports by Sept. 8 that two trains carried women passengers in the male dominated hobo zones. Officers found a vanity case with fudge and a handkerchief on blind baggage. A 14 year old and a 16 year old girls escaped from Helena vocational school and were captured after a chase, then lodged with Juvenile Officer Larson before return to Helena.
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Livingston
Great Steel Highway
William Olsen
Northern Pacific Force
Helena
Olsen
Laurel
Mrs Jennie M Clark Remembered in Deep Gratitude
The Tribune thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of Mrs Jennie M Clark wife and mother. Gratitude extends to floral offerings and sympathy, with pallbearers Frank Blair Thomas Pierce Arch Hovey Clarence Carl Warren Churchill Claude Smith and to E L Clark Harry L Clark Wade H Clark G K Fritz.
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Jennie M. Clark
Frank Blair
Thomas Pierce
Arch Hovey
Clarence Carl
Warren Churchill
Claude Smith
E. L. Clark
Harry L. Clark
Wade H. Clark
G. K. Fritz
Room for Rent Near Town with Furnished Comforts
Large furnished room offered with ample light air and heat. Suitable for two occupants. Located two blocks from town. Phone 145-M.
Roosevelt Highway Progress and Local Infrastructure Updates
Broadus Powell county plans a 192 foot steel bridge span with proper grading. Browning Federal Aid Highway near Birch creek. over half of Carlow Blackfoot section of Roosevelt highway completed. Great Falls street projects cost 167776.56 in 1924. Poplar grain station shipped hogs worth 20000 and July cream checks reached 1142.00.
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Broadus
Powder County
Browning
Birch Creek
Carlow
Blackfoot
Roosevelt Highway
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Nelson School Notes
Sheridan News
Aberdeen
Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Beaverhead Lumber
Lima
Medicine Lodge News
John Hildreth
Havre
Bond Grocery Co
D. S. Vail
Care Poindexter & Orr Ranch
Mont
the Tribune
Henry G. Rodgers
Beaverhead, Jefferson and
Madison Counties
Great Falls
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