Harvest notes and social rounds from WaterlooMontana
Waterloo Montana reports two threshers on each river bank with potato digging starting next week. Hail storms trimmed yields and prices. Local social items include Catherine Sally's trip to St Paul, Miss Mary Mellor resigning at Twin Bridges Orphan's Home, and the Gentry family wintering in Pasadena while the Ladies Aid honors Mrs. Gentry.
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Waterloo
Mont
Catherine Sally
Helena
St. Paul
St. Catherine’s College
Richard Alsop
California
Monroe Foster
Anna Blow
Butte
Pat Carney
Robert Byam
Celia Taggart
George
James Orton
Mary Mellor
Orphan’s Home
Twin Bridges
Jefferson County
Nelson School Notes Seeks Improvements and Addresses Attendance
Nelson Montana reports the September 14 opening with Gen evieve OLeary of Butte as teacher and the largest attendance in years. All school age children enrolled except Marcus Staudahar, to rejoin soon. First Good American club meeting Sept 16 elected officers James Morrison president Charles Pilgrim vice president Anna Staudahar secretary Robert Morrison floor manager Miss OLeary treasurer. Improvements requested include fence floor and playground equipment. Verl Morrison moved to Dillon for winter. Elizabeth Sutherland county superintendent visited.
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Robert Morrison
O’leary
Genevieve O’leary
Butte
Verl Morrison
Dillon
State Normal College
Elizabeth Sutherland
Sheridan Farmers Report Heavy Yields Across Region
Sheridan news notes a stretch of pleasant weather letting farmers complete a second alfalfa cut and keep threshing machines busy. The Raymond ranch counted 1580 bushels of wheat 600 oats and 200 barley from 65 acres. E D Marsh and sons threshed 1046 bushels oats 152 barley and 616 wheat from 15 and 6 acres. Will McCrea reported 100 bushels oats and 600 bushels wheat.
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Will
McCrea
Normal College Notes Highlights Faculty and Events
Miss Helen Finch joins the college as violin instructor after a year at Indiana State Normal School. Her new studio will be on the third floor with Mrs Tello. Second day registrations total 239, up from last year. A dinner for the college and high school faculties is planned in the sun parlor Friday. Extension classes run in Butte with Miss Troxell and Miss Carson as instructors. Mrs Curran notes about sixty students in this program. The annual student reception is scheduled for Friday and the Go committee plans an event likely on the first Saturday in October.
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Helen Finch
Finch
Tello
Extension College
Butte
Miss Troxell
Miss Carson
Curran
McClintock Family Visits Dillon from Twin Bridges
Mr and Mrs R B McClintock and daughter Dorothy traveled from Twin Bridges to Dillon and stayed at the Fred Carter home during their visit to our city.
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R. B. McClintock
Dorothy
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Fred Carter
Our City
James McCandless Receives Large Welcome at Shrine Conclave
Imperial Potentate James McCandless is greeted by about fifty thousand Nobles from across the United States during the annual Shrine conclave in Atlantic City.
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James McCandless
U. S
Atlantic City
Estray Sale Notice for Chestnut Sorrel Gelding in Dillon
Estray sale notice for a 7 year old chestnut sorrel saddle horse weighing about 1100 pounds with an O brand on the right shoulder. To be sold at the Sullivan barn in Dillon on October 14 at 8 o clock p.m. Inspector PRWIN 87 40 Stock DV.
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Sullivan Barn
Dillon
Lee
PRWIN
New Instructors at the Normal College Welcome Additions
The Normal College announces new staff including J B Cluley returning as head of mathematics and assistant professor, Mrs Cluley arriving from California, and Miss Ollie E Ragan resuming drawing instruction. Adelaide H Miller becomes head of physical education. Ranson A Mackie joins as assistant professor of education and history, with a distinguished record from Clark University and the University of Washington. Mackie has authored a standard education text and contributed to multiple journals. An additional note mentions three rooms for house keeping and announces a forest ranger exam date October 24 1922 at Dillon.
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J. B. Cluley
Normal College and Training School
Cluley
Am University of Wisconsin
Mount Pleasant
Dillon
Ollie E. Ragan
Mr. Cluley
Adelaide H. Miller
Ranson A. Mackie
Ransom
Clark University
Massachusetts
Clark
R. l. Mackey
Mackie
Central High School
Terrill
Texas
State Normal School
Fairmont
West Virginia
Seattle
University of Washington
Phi Delta Kappa
Montana State Normal College
State Normal College
Forest Office
Montana
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Ad Bluff
Advertisement copy invites readers to mail a cutout with 5 cents to Foley Co in Chicago for a trial package of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Note: ad promises no free gift and lists products for coughs colds and croup.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
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Fredonia
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Whitehall
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Chas. Mason
Spokane
A. ‘Linder
Laurin
J. M. Maddison
Portland
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Madison National Forest
B. Gentry
Orval and
Glenn
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Nelson School Notes
Sheridan News
Normal College Notes
Bagdad Temple
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Red Fez
Dillmont Park
R. R. Rathbone
San Francisco
Bagdad
Imperial Council
Order
I’risco
Beaverhead County
Joe Davis
Bert Mayer
Finsters
Bagdad Band
the Normal College
Price Real Estate Office
Knoll Jackson
Martin Jackson
Murray Hospital
Kalsemine
Bank of
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Hampshire
J. E. Morse
Dillon, Montana
Orientals
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Congoleum
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