Legion Installation and Reunion in Dillon
Beaverhead post of the American Legion will install officers next Wednesday at city hall. Charles Pew former state commander and C. Lampert Helena adjutant are expected to attend as the post plans a reunion with smokes and social time. Nearby notes cover basketball results, local weather, and upcoming Dillon fire department luncheon plans.
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Marriage License Issued in Deer Lodge for Henry Brochard and Violet Burch
A marriage license was issued in Deer Lodge for Henry Brochard and Violet Burch, who listed Tutte as home and were married by Rev. W. Attwood of the Episcopal church. Local notes mention visits, travel, and community events including billiards exhibition by J Mills, church talks, a pastor search, and the death of a local child.
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Missoula
Social gathering notes and family news from South Side
A long party at 3332 Kenrink entailed music games and a Helen lunch. Guests included many local families and a newborn nine pound son for Mr. and Mrs. James Hanley of 1022 Maryland. Other items record visits, skating at Lake Avoca, and parish activities with plans for a Broadway show March 17 and 18.
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James Hanley
Maryland Avenue
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William Castle
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Mary C. Davis
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Bessie Lathrop
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Zona Camitsch
Floral Park
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McLanahan
Frea Warde
J J. Murphy
A.W. Hackwood
Carl Warner
Eugene Cor Fle
J. C. Phillips
Warren B. Davis
Fred’ Rowe
Carl Ginter
Howard Cooney
I. J. Knievel
Roy Stillwell
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B. E. Crane
Thomas Mor Marium
Carl Jordan
C. Wharf
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John Casserely
Tim McFadden
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Installation of G A R and Woman's Relief Corps Officers in Bozeman
Special dispatch reports the joint installation of officers for the Grand Army of the Republic and the Women's Relief Corps at the K P hall in Bozeman. Installing officer Mrs. Mabel Cruikshank presided as E Adams was named post commander. officers for both groups were installed and honored with songs, speeches, and birthday tributes for veterans and retiring president Mrs. R A Nunnelly received a corps pin.
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Women's Relief Corps
K.P Ha Wne
Mabel Cruikshank
E. Adams
I Ceeds
Edwards
Matthew
Willian” Wadi Browning
R.A. Nunnelly
Sylvia’ “Smith
Ella Beatty
Emily Nunnelly
Sylvia Smith
W.Y. Smith
Adams
Davies
Relief Corps
J. Y. Woosley
William Wade
J. S. Kawards
George Strong
W. O. Davia
Alice
Gwen- Jolyn
Eber Pearson
Morrow
Ida Truman
Thuurteo bf 11 Daily Meeting in Judge Jackson Courtroom
A committee conducts a thorough review of a proposed legislative measure framed as a consolidation plan. It aims for swift state legislative passage and voter approval. The report notes the mood in Judge Jackson's courtroom and mentions the wandering albatross term likened to a raven and a sheep.
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Philipsburg and Lewistown Notes Highlight Community Events
Local columns report the Joint Installations of Satish Tribe No 14 and Red Wing council No 6 in Philipsburg, with addresses at the Redmen hall. Updates cover new officers, club memberships, and festive events at Alpine Rose lodge, Philipsburg lodge, St Marys, and Knights activities, plus a brief Lewistown stock and court notes, Scout elections, and community news.
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Sutter Avenue
Guardians Club
Woodcraft
Minnie ‘Taylor
Past Guardian Club
Woodcraft Lodge
Margaret Murray
Elizabeth Crowley
Sarah McDougal
Minnie Taylor
Mario Beeber
Alpine Rose Lodge
Philipsburg Lodge
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Odd Fellows Hall
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Virgie Anderson
Fern Mixie
Mary Machi
Theodore Rothbaurer
Verne Steffan
Helen Steber Jusle
Knute Anderson
Lor Pella
Eleanor
Montana Steffan
Perry Pa
Barba Page
Frances Lebeck
Selma Steffan
Gloves
Rose Scheime
Marie
Hector Pella
Embera
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St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Cutler
P. ©. Valston
George Mercer
L. A. Patten
A. P. Bowie
John Venter
Lawrence Hauck
Hella Hendrickson
Butte
Anna Hendrickson
Hospit
Clara. D. ‘McDonel
Misa Hendrickson
Drummond
Ned Edris
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J. H. Miller
Maxville
Art Rolfe
Anaconda
Fight film on teeth with new toothpaste claims
Dentists urge a 10 day tube to combat a viscous film clinging to teeth and tartar that cause decay and pyorrhea. The article notes two modern methods in toothpaste to curdle or remove film, supported by authorities, with claims of worldwide benefits.
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Pepsodent Toothpaste Promises Superior Tooth Care
An advertisement extols Pepsodent as a modern toothpaste that boosts saliva alkalinity and starch digestion to prevent decay. It claims past toothpastes reduced natural protections, notes use in about 50 nations, and urges readers to try with a coupon and a one week test to see cleaner, whiter teeth.
Metallurgy Night Classes Begin in Anaconda Under Smith Hughes Act
Anaconda hosts a metallurgy night class under the Smith Hughes act with no cost to participants as state and federal funds cover half each. Last year Charles Wraith of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. led a similar course to good results as enrollment opened in W. K. Dwyer’s offices. Classes meet thrice weekly and mark the second night course this season, following mechanical drawing and plan reading led by Bruce Green with 21 enrolled at the first session.
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Hughes
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Thene
Where Lights Are Low Presents Luxurious Chinatown Interiors
The film follows scenes set in San Francisco Chinatown with interiors modeled after richly furnished Chinese apartments. Art director Robert Bilis studied authentic layouts during weeks of research to recreate lavish home spaces for the Imperial theater showing.
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Sessue Hayakawa
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Elks Club Lamp Posts Replaced After Vandalism
Vandalism at the city Elks Club damaged entrance lamps. Posts six feet tall were torn down to install a three ton base and replace three posts with new globes. Elks members say each small globe cost 2.50 and four globes per post were stolen. A warning was issued that any future attempts will trigger electrical safeguards.
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The Dangerous Age Indicates Stahl's New Best Picture
Patrons at Blubird theater tonight see The Dangerous Age directed by John M Stahl hailed as his finest photoplay yet. The cast includes Lewis Stone Ruth Clifford Helen Lynch Edith Roberts Myrtle Stedman Richard Tucker Lincoln Stedman and James Morrison in a tale whose core theme remains a mystery until revealed on screen.
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Myrtle Stedman
Richard Tucker
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James Morrison
Sand Rorice
Last Rites for Two Anaconda Men
Two Anaconda men died Friday within hours of each other and were buried yesterday in Mount Carmel cemetery. Frank Strigich’s funeral at St. Peter’s church featured a requiem high mass celebrated by Father Tracy. Pallbearers included George Kombol and Anton Strigich among others. Lone and Daughters of Croatia members attended. Patrick Mecal’s requiem at St. Paul church was offered by Father Coopman. many old-time friends were present and pallbearers included Thomas Marion and Patrick Mulcahy.
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Steve Mikich
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Matt Tuas
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Joseph Kovacich
Steve Jegovich
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Pete Kelaghan
Thomas Boylan
Michael Connors
John Stavin
Patrick Mulcahy
Campfire Girls Reorganize At Opechee Meeting
Campfire girls met at Ruth Wilt s home and elected officers including president Hansen vice president Mor tent secretary Strom O Brien at the session cited as one of their best in recent months.
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