Pupils Entertain North Cottonwood School Audience
Pupils at North Cottonwood School entertained on Wednesday afternoon October 18 in honor of Mrs I A Beardsley and visiting family. An advertisement guessing contest opened the program followed by light refreshments. Attending were Mesdames Beardsley Schee Baker Noll Stewart Schye Carey Burcham Misses Floy Noll Myrtle Beardsley Masters Elmer Mehye Jay McKee James Burcham Has Stewart and Chas Beardsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cottonwood Schoo
A. Beardsley
Sioux Falls
S. D
Beardsley
Schee
Baker
Noll
Stewart
Schye
Carey
Burcham
Floy Noll
Myrtle Beardsley
Elmer Mehye
Jay McKee
James Burcham
Has
Chas
New York Land Show Exhibits Arrive from Montana Booths
Yellowstone Journal reports a chamber of commerce prepared display for the New York land show to be shipped today. Exhibits include grains alfalfa vegetables and honey with no fruit section. Displays will ship from Miles City Ismay and Baker. Mr Fortune will likely leave Thursday to lead the Custer County booth and handle boosting and answering questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Journal
Chamber of Commerce
Miles City
Ismay and
Baker
Fortune
Custer County
Happily Married in Ter ry Residence
Emery Anderson of Hilsworth Indiana weds Mrs Fannie Christian of Radcliffe Junction at Mrs C M Wood's home in Terry officiated by Rev William C Hunter. Few relatives from Luncomb and Mildred witnessed. couple stay with Crandell and Irving near Lacomb before returning to Iowa to run a hardware business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Anderson
Hilsworth
Fannie Christian
Radcliffe Jn
C. M. Wood
Terry
Wm. C. Hunter
Luncomb
Mildred
Crandell
Irving
Lacomb
Iowa
Knowlton Notes and Local Society Update
Knowlton Notes reports births and visits including Mr and Mrs Dick Brown announcing a baby girl. Social events feature a Knowlton Hall hop with twenty couples, guests from Ismay Fallon Sheep Creek and Fallon, Billy Lewis orchestra, and Mary Lum hosting supper. The domestic science club meets October 21 and Tannen Baum Society on November 10 with a mock breach of promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tannen Baum Literary Society
Knowlton Hall
Albert Roberts
Leo Kirk
Gertrude Moore
Clifford Wilson
Chas
Lackner
Ismay
Alta Hildebrant
al Lamorgaux
Fallon
Dan Bowman
Rose Vashon
Kr. F. Bowman
Sheep Creek
Billy Lewis
Mary Lum
Billy Bradshaw
Plevna Notes and Local Builds Update
G Buergi takes store manager post in Plevna. Birth of a 10 pound boy to Mr and Mrs Win Ma wardt. New school building opens with C C Conser as teacher and 13 students. Farmers soon thresh with Nt tles outfit from Dakota. Jos Belanger breaks ground for a new building. Flaws and St John win excavation contract. John Weinse itrott Sr near completion of a new residence. Railroad camps fire brigade explain old bucket system after a bank car fire. upper portion burned, cause under investigation. Keep your eye on Plevna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Belanger
Flaws & St. John
John Weinse Itrott, Sr
Plevna
Exertion Versus Rest Habit Advocated As Cure
A commentator argues that the rest cure acts like opiates, while persistent, steady work builds a lasting habit of exertion. Exertion is portrayed as hard at first but ultimately strengthening, enjoyable, and financially advantageous compared to rest.
Merchant Told of King Edward's Attachment to John Bright
An illustration of the early bond between John Bright and King Edward VII is recounted. Bright, at St James Hall, rebuked critics of Queen Victoria and later met the Prince of Wales at Marlborough House. The prince thanked Bright for his mourning remarks and asked to be counted among Bright's friends, beginning a lasting friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bright
Edward VII
Bright
Connah
Manchester
St. James’ Hall
Queen Victoria
Prince Consort
King Edward
Prince of Wales
Marborough House
Rand
Bank Greeting Promises Security and Courteous Service
The account opening message invites customers to a bank emphasizing absolute security and courteous service. It lists officers including President R. L. Anderson and Vice President E. J. Armstrong, with Cashier J. H. Price and other staff names such as James Hunter and Wm. Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Anderson
David Bickle
E. J. Armstrong
James Hunter
Wm. Fulton
J. H. Price
W. G. Lang
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dick Brown
Ruby Hill
Mary Snell
Bird Ranch
Heywood Daly
Hugh Baker
Nell Baker
Polytechnic Institute At
Billings
Mabel Lawrence
Henry Vials
Ekalaka
Vern Lawrence
Redman Threshing
Knowlton
Wayland Wood
Redman
Bradshaw
Billy
Domestic Science Club
May Blossom Myers
H. Schlosser
G. Buergi
Win. Ma. ‘x. Wardt
C. C. Conser
Nttles
Dakota
Yaar Aby
Aimee
Mr. Quimmerton
Merchant
First National Bank
Ismay, Montana
Journal
de Luxe
J. Michel
Brewing Company
LA Crosse
Wis
Chas. D’graffenreid
Ismay, Mont
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