Sheep Shipments Dominate Sheridan Markets This Fall
Sheridan notes thousands of ewes and lambs are being shipped daily from Alder stockyards to Chicago and Omaha with good prices reported. Ruby valley buyers and breeders like Brearly Williams, Linder, Schultz, and Gilbert Livestock show strong trade as runs continue toward October, plus a rare wedding and local community events in Apex and Dillon.
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Sheridan
Chicago
Omaha
Ruby
Madison Valleys
R.G. Willson
Brearly and
Williams
Linder
Otto Schultz
F. J. Call
George Selway
Gilbert Livestock Company
Ruby Valley
W. M. Rhodes
J. Kelly
Pankomin
Great Falls
Alice Clarke
Miles City
K. J. Kirkpatrick
Treasure
Emily Clarke
Kirkpatrick
Wise
Rev. Wise
Apex Notes Busy Week End Travels and Socials
Sam McClean and mother left by auto for Canada to make their future home. They stopped in Butte for the first night with Mr and Mrs Glen Squires. The Ladies Community club will be entertained by Mrs Harmond Hood on Sept 24 with invitation extended.
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Apex
Joe Cosinteno
Magnus Granaas
W. T. Alley
Carl Borgaes
Dillon
Jesse Hubbard
Sam McClean
Canada
Butte
Glen Squires
Ladies’ Community Club
Harmond Hood
Vanderbeck
Pocatello
Idaho
David Hier
Jim’ Hays
L. Bryan
Frank Selleck
James
Faflin
Cora Bryan
Noah Allen
Helena
Geo. Rice
Lester
Arthur
Fred James
Joe Selleck
Mrs Zella Shawver Takes Charge at School No 37
Monida reports Mrs Zella Shawver arrived from Butte and assumed leadership of School No 37 on Tuesday. She anticipates her mother sister and young son joining soon while local families undertake travel and farm tasks amid noted cattle market shifts and growing crops after recent rains.
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Monida
Zella Shawver
Butte
Jeff Jones
la Grand
Oregon
Roe
Andy Corwin
Omaha
W. Leese
Idaho
Roy Sperry
John Tucker
Jack Kennar
Dillon
Local visitors and a missing gasoline theft at Glen Station
Miss Louisa Hartwig and Mrs. John Hand visited Melrose while others traveled to Helena and Dillon. A group from Melrose and Glen Station toured nearby towns and duck hunted. A car with six gallons of gas was stolen during a day trip, stranding the boys until they could buy fuel to return home.
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Richle P. O
Louisa Hartwig
John Hand
Melrose
Jack Waers
James Jenkin
Bernard Garrison
Helena
B. Mayfield
Dillon
Nettie Hand
Lavon
Emmett
Will Caroll
Jake Hartwig
Frank Fassler
Jacob Hartwig
Streb
Thomas Newton
Butte
Claud Woodside
Karl Beehrer
Martha Beehrer
John Gerberty
John Masel
Glen Station
Public stockpiles reassure Spokane amid looming rail strike
A city health department survey shows large stocks in area packing plants and grocers including 2,000,000 pounds of pork products and 261,000 pounds of frozen beef. Officials argue supplies protect city and regional markets during a potential nationwide railroad strike.
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City Health Department
Hazelwood
Fleming
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Sardinia Echoes Past Life in Nomadic Isles
Dr. Alfred P. Dennis, U S commercial attache in Rome, returns from Sardinia after an exhaustive study of trade prospects. He describes water wheels, earthen buckets, ox driven plows, and reaping with scythes as still common. Tribal costumes and nomadic trades resemble ancient pastoral life.
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Sardinia
Alfred P. Dennis
United States
Rome
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