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A Look Back in Time: Mar. 28, 1919

With the consummation of the purchase by the E.A.Whitney estate of the Edelman corner at Main and Loucks street for $51,000, announcement was made this morning of the plan to construct a five-story fireproof bank and office building. The building will cost about $200,000 and will be the largest and most modern building in the …

March 28, 2019

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A Look Back in Time: Mar. 27, 1919

Tentative plans for the observance of Good Roads Day were outlined at a meeting of the Story Good Roads Club at Story last night. The day will be devoted to repairing surface conditions of the road to Story. The local poultry association, which first endorsed the county fair and has done much to keep the …

March 27, 2019

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A Look Back in Time: Mar. 26, 1919

The directors of the Sheridan Commercial Club have expressed themselves as heartily in favor of having a county fair this year. They will cooperate with the Farm Bureau and assist in making a county fair a success. Swan’s Market has fresh catfish, white fish, black bass, shrimp and river salmon. Mrs. Malcolm Moncreiffe is in …

March 26, 2019

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A Look Back in Time: Mar. 25, 1919

The Sheridan Commercial Club in cooperation with Assistant State Club Leader L.A. Marks has designed a pig contest to stimulate interest in the raising of pigs in Sheridan county by girls and boys. Up to 100 pigs may be given away not later than June 1 to winners of an essay contest still to be …

March 25, 2019

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A Look Back in Time: Mar. 24, 1919

A marriage license was issued today to Clarence Granger and Beulah B. Thomas, both of Sheridan. Tangerines are 40 cents a dozen at Swan’s Grocery. A display which appeared in the window of the Central Meat Market early in the winter is to be reproduced in Billings during the coming Victory Loan campaign. The display, …

March 25, 2019

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A Look Back in Time: Mar. 23, 1919

A.J. Ford, cattle dealer for H.D. Hough, left yesterday for Great Falls, Mont. Mr. Hough is still at the Sheridan Inn and can supply the ranchers of Sheridan county with the finest breed native steers. J.W. Gettys returned to Sheridan yesterday after spending the winter in Oklahoma City. He will leave tomorrow morning for his …

March 25, 2019

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A Look Back in Time: Mar. 22, 1919

Good roads boosters from nine counties, along with county commissioners, mayors of all towns in the counties, state legislators and commercial club representatives and other businessmen are invited to Sheridan next month for a meeting on the $2.8 million road bond issue to be voted on. The meeting in Sheridan will be either April 3 …

March 22, 2019

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A Look Back in Time: Mar. 21, 1919

People on the Tunnel Hill have asked the cooperation of Sheridan’s Commercial Club in improving the road to Story. Fancy home-cured bacon will be 35 and 45 cents a pound in a special sale tomorrow only at Swan’s Grocery and Market. The regular Lenten services will be held today and tomorrow at St. Peter’s church. …

March 21, 2019

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A Look Back in Time: Mar. 20, 1919

Otto F. Ernest carries Diamond Squeegee Tread tires. Real estate agent Eff Sharp is offering a five-room house, modern except heat, for $2,900. O.B. Clark was up from Buffalo this morning. The directors of the Sheridan Commercial Club are requested to meet at the club rooms at 7:30 tonight for an important meeting. The Linden …

March 20, 2019

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A Look Back in Time: Mar. 19, 1919

The working of the sheep club members in Sheridan County received national attention this last week from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Women’s and misses’ suits are priced from $23.50 to $59.50 at Reed’s. Beautiful new spring silks are from $1.48 to $7 a yard. Private Arthur Cotton has arrived home after 14 months service …

March 19, 2019

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