Beth Art Club hears Eunice Spencer and plans
Friday program included Miss Eunice Spencer at the Beth Art Club. The forestry committee was tasked to arrange cemetery plantings for the first Thursday in May and report at the next meeting. Invitations accepted from Marian White Arts and Crafts Club for a reception at Mrs. J We Gunn's home Tuesday afternoon.
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Beth Art Club
Eunice Spencer
Forestry Committee
Marian White Arts and Crafts Club
J. We Gunn
Keyser
Tovi
Vanderbilt Divorce Report Expected to Be Filed Monday
New York April 18 Referee David McClure heard evidence in the case of Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt for divorce and his report is expected to be filed with the supreme court on Monday The report may recommend granting the divorce and requires confirmation or disapproval by a justice A stage coach accident nearby dumped several passengers injuring one young man and a wheel on a loaded with 12 young people gave way four or five miles down the mountain several young ladies were loaded into a grub wagon and the rest walked to a nearby pole for another conveyance
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New York
David McClure
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
11 Fm
Indy
Lally He
Cus Seung Min
Argenta
Accident on Mountain Road Stirs Picnic Plans
A large party of college students and chaperone Prof. Robert Clark traveled to Argenta cave for a day trip. They rode in a halted conveyance and began their return near sunset, but details of the incident remain incomplete as the report ends abruptly.
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Millon
Normal College
Robert Clark
Argenta Cave
Taltyha
Thunder Mountain Alago
Stevensville Notes and Local Changes
In Stevensville April 18 notes report a Tribune May 1 change under J R Ja Faults ownership transferred to son James W. Mrs Calkine hosts Reading Room with delegates chosen for the state federation in June. Victor landlord Mr McTair renovates Ravath house hotel. Monroe Fulkersons plan months in California. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs H Croughan home. J W Morrow ranch purchase for 3400 by Ro Shoemaker of Missoula. daughter born to Mrs James Stuart. Dorothy Couch visiting Ruth Faulde. stray line mentions Boston church lodgings and charity.
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Speciat Dispatch
the Standard
Stevensville
Tribune
J. R. Ja. Faults
James W
Calkine
Indh
State Federation
Charles JL Buck
George Kinnemar
Charles Fulton
Airs
B. F. Plummer
Ravath
Victor
McTair
Monroe Fulkerson
California
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
James Stuart
Dorothy Couch
Missoula
Ruth Faulde
Woman Uses Revolver In Marriage Suit Contested
Tim Reardon answers in district court to a suit by Tierence Reardon claiming marriage coercion. He says the woman forced him to sign a marriage contract at a gin and threatened to kill him if he refused. Mrs Reardon says she is already married to Charles Ayers and never divorced. The case heads to trial next term.
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Billings
Tim Reardon
Tierence Reardon
Jim 10
Reardon
Charles Ayers
Philipsburg Notes Report Local Movements And Meetings
Philipsburg notes track layoffs and hires in the local schools with the trustees naming a corps of teachers for the coming year and one eighth grade vacancy. The column also lists residents traveling, mine activity, illness, and a Republican central committee meeting setting May dates for the spring convention and primaries.
Dillon Notes Special Dispatch From the Standard
Dillon April 18 Mrs M D Gist and late daughter Mery visit the Stolle family in Boise Idaho former Dillon residents. Edith Decker Salmon Idaho a guest of Dillon friends. Robert Joy Wills visit Dillon. Attorney W S Barbour returns from Bay Proneisco California and Portland. Mrs Barbour with King remained in Portland brief. Jol Foley Pocatello visiting. Mrs French and Mr Emrys White visited Butte. Miss Mary J Innes visiting her mother in Virginia City. Dan Grant and Sackaré visit. Ladies Aid at Methodist church hosted by Mrs O Maree and Mrs George Altslie at Holcomb house. Ova Donna Helena students visited Butte Anacondas. Mrs Arthur Connolly hosted tea. Subscriptions for Dillon brass band raised. uniforms ordered. Miss Irene Hallis taken to hospital in Butte for musical treatment. St Rose guild meets at Mrs George Ranch. All business houses closed for Arbor Day. Bishop Brewer to Dillon for St James Episcopal visit. confirmation on Monday April 20. Allis Ruby Simpson in Dillon with Mrs Simpson Red Lodge.
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Standard
Dillon
M.D. Gist
Mery
Mr. Stolle
Boise
Idaho
Virginia
Dan Grant
Sackaré
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopes Church
Wille
O. ¥. Maree
George Altslie
Holcomb House
Aliss Ova
Donna
Helena
H. Swain
Gon Alvert
Butte
Arthur Connolly
Mesrymes
Tattersall
Harehelt
Stone
Egbert
Lovell
Martin
Mauldin
Best
Aforse
Cox
Featherly
Dillon Brass Band
Raisna
Gil
Irenr Hallis
St. Hose Guild
Catholic Church
George
Washinton Street
Ctty
Bishop Brewer
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Semine
Allis Ruby Simpson
Ibn. Butte
Normal College
Dilton
Simpson
Red Lodge
A. L. Anderson
Bond in Dillon case grants release after hospital return
Dillon April W Emory Priver, brought home from a hospital by Sheriff Duke Gist, faced a valery charge by Henry Cahill. He was released Thursday evening by Justice Hirschman after posting a $1.0% bond for a preliminary trial as counsel was unavailable. County Attorney Mellon Wan was absent. Melgatton and Pilver could not be questioned pending further arrangements.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Emory Priver
Wetonday
Duke Gist
Henry Cahill
Valery
Justice Hirschman
Apporr
Mellon Wan
Advbe
Melgatton
Pilver
McKenzie Creek Waters in Suit Against Billings
Yenen Bros sue the city of Billings to block Sixth avenue North sewer construction claiming it will divert McKenzie Creek waters used to irrigate their farm lands. They allege 20 inches of flow diverted for years and that interference would ruin crop value. Wick Maughes, contractor, is also named.
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Standard
Billinge
Yenen Bros
City of
Billings
Sixth Avenue
McKensie Creek
Wick Maughes
Bozeman Dispatch Highlights Local Trade and Spring Prep
Bozeman reports stock from the valley fueling Montana markets with cattle shipments to Miles City Billings Plains and Missoula. Garden prep rises after clear weather as Yardmaster Busch orders park cleanup and new freight crews join division operations. Lincoln tablet fund aims for Gettysburg address inscriptions in schools nationwide.
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Bozeman
Montana
Miles City
Billings
Plains
Missoula
Busch
H. G. Taylor
Taylor
Memor OF
Lincoln
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