Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes Youth Cream and Beauty Line
Edna Wallace Hopper touts Youth Cream as the finest cold cream with lemon and strawberry, claiming long stage fame and wide endorsement. She notes available at druggists for 60 cents, plus Facial Youth cleanser White Youth Clay and Hair Youth, with a money back promise if unsatisfied. Miss Hopper is touring with Lesser & Gore in Waukesha Wisconsin.
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France
Edna Wallace Hopper
Waukesha
Wis
Miss Hopper
Lesser & Gore
Bitter Root News Former Hamilton Man Makes Long Ocean Trip
Kenneth Romney, cashier of the House of Representatives in Washington, D. C., returned to Hamilton after a week visiting his brother Miles Romney Jr. and family. Accompanied by Mrs. Romney and Kenneth Jr., they toured aboard a Navy transport from Hampton Roads to Hayti, via the Caribbean, the Panama Canal, and San Diego. The voyage, for Coast defenses inspection, extended to Puget Sound. Mrs. Romney fell ill late in the trip and the couple left the ship at San Diego for Santa Monica before continuing to Montana.
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Hamilton
Kenneth Romney
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Miles Romney, Jr
Hayti
Caribean Sea
Panama Canal
San Diego
Romney
Santa Monica
Franklin Pratt
Montana
Congressional Committee
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
Campers Shoot Wild Game With Cameras in Bitter Roots
Stevensville Aug 29 County Commissioner J W Burnett and his son Leonard joined Jimmie Burnett and Orville Fastridge Stevensville Boy Scouts on an eight day outing in the Bitter Root mountains east of Victor to secure wildlife pictures. They hiked the divide over Big Creek trail once blazed by 1860s prospectors, camping near small lakes and capturing snapshots of deer elk mountain sheep and goats.
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Stevensville
J. W. Burnett
Leonard
Bitter Root
Victor
Jimmie Burnett
Orville Fastridge
Big Creek
Idaho
Local wedding joins Victor pair in Corvallis region
Miss Lucile Cole of Victor and Clem Walker of Corvallis wed at Hamilton last Monday with Justice E. C. Whaley officiating. Walker, son of B. N. Walker, works at Corvallis cheese factory. Mrs. Walker, daughter of Mrs. Lucy Cole of the Popham place, is a Corvallis High School graduate. Visitors include W. H. Penhall of Butte, assistant fire chief at Black Rock mine, and K. M. Hoff with A. M. Knudsen of Duluth visiting Glenn Knudsen at Summerdale orchard tract near Corvallis.
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Corvallis
Lucile Cole
Victor
Clem Walker
Hamilton
E. C. Whaley
B. N. Walker
W. H. Penhall
Butte
A. E. Cole
Penhall
Black Rock
Bitter Root Valley
K. M. Hoff
A. M. Knudsen
Duluth
Minn
Glenn Knudsen
Summerdale Orchard
Indians Plan Powwow Around Sacred Tree at Bitter Root
CHARLOS HEIGHTS Aug 29 Chief Charles of the Flatheads with about 60 braves will hold a powwow at the sacred medicine tree on the East Fork of the Bitter Root river on September 8. A large number of Indians are employed by Charles Heights strawberry growers and are said to be excellent pickers.
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Charlos Heights
Charles
Flatheads
Sacred Medicine Tree
Bitter Root River
Charles Heights
Five Men Caught in Dillon Poker Raid
Sheriff deputies raided a room above the Buffet late Sunday finding a poker game in progress. Five men identified as Tom Hall, Thomas Hall, John Doe, Bert Gee, and Charlie Schankey pled guilty and were bound over to district court under $500 bonds. the Halls could not post.
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Dillon
Justice Courtercords
Tom Hall
Thomas Hall
John Doe
Bert Gee
Charlie Schankey
Raggedy Ann and companions wander toward Betsy Bonnet String
Raggedy Ann Nad Ned Gnome and Raggedy Andy travel through deep woods escaping two mean witches. They avoid a mud puddle, lose their path, and find a woods open space filled with colorful lollypops, heading toward Betsy Bonnet String's home while sharing treats.
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Raggedy Ann
Little Ned Gnome
Raggedy Andy
Ned Gnome
Wallie Woodpecker
Betsy Bonnet String
Raggedy Raggedy Friends Seek Soda Water Tree
Raggedy Ann Raggedy Andy and Ned Gnome hurry through woods to Betsy Bonnet Strings soda water tree. They spy two witches howling from mud, then plan to share treats with woodland creatures at the tree.
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Betsy Bonnet Strings
Raggedy Andy
Ned Gnome
Raggedy Ann
Raggedys
Dillon Public Schools Set to Open September 10
Dillon public and high schools resume on Sept. 10 with few resignations. New instructors include Louis M. Schlerer in place of Clark Frasier, Olga Bridston replacing Clelia Stufft, and Mary L. Innes teaching primary grades. Normal college registers Sept. 2 to 4. faculty additions include Earl Fairbanks, Connie E. Martin, Emilie B. Papey, Alice E. Russell on leave, and Ollie F. Ragan continuing training work.
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Dillon
Dillon Public School
Louis M. Schlerer
State College of Washington
Clark M. Frasier
Schlerer
Olga Bridston
Valley City Normal School
University of Washington
Clelia Stufft
Bridston
Lewistown
Montana
Normal College
Mary L. Innes
University of California
Miss Innes
Earl L. Fairbanks
Cheney Normal School
State College
Pullman
Fairbanks
Cheney
Wayne, Neb
Teachers’ College
Knudson
Alice E. Russell
Ollie F. Ragan
Ohio
Dillon visitors and local business news note diverse travel
Dillon reports feature Mr and Mrs Fred Viel with two children stopping in transit to Salmon Idaho after a week in Butte. Frank Felt of Elkhorn Springs is in town for several days on business. Dorothy Thomas and Geraldine Smith praise Shuffle Along in Butte. Frank McKenzie of Anaconda departs after a Sunday stay for home.
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Dillon
Fred Viel
Salmon
Idaho
Butte
Frank McKenzie
Anaconda
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City Pass
Agt
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Milwaukee & St.Paul Railwa
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Bitter Root News
Dillon Bureau
Edna Wallace
Hopper
Pretty Design
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HEINZ
Columbia Gardens
E. J. Nash
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