Dillon County club summer tournament pairings listed
Dillon July 28 draw and pairings for the mid‑summer handicap tournament announced by Dr W H Stephan president after a tournament committee meeting. Handicap pairings include Stephan and MacFarland Brundage and others with Ladien drawings: Adams Metlen, Haker Mathews, Plum Mathews, Desmond Vance and others. Play starts Sunday 9 am with flexible times and possible partner changes by call to the committee.
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Dillon
Dillon County Club
W. H. Stephan
Stephan
MacFarland
Price
Gultings
Brundage
Wo Thomas
Magnus
Gert Orr
Brown
Histey
O'Keatn Oy
Coltine
Menke
Floyd Best
McCracken
Bwne
Bond
Grimes
Smith
Stamm
Chapman
Poindexte
Frameman
Melton
Clarke
Garver
Tash
Romersa
Baker
Atiire
Tom Olmstead
Tom Gilbert
Curry
Clara E. Adams
Bernice Metlen
George Haker
Georgia Mathews
Mildred Plum
Bertie Mathews
Annabel Desmond
Glenna Vance
C. T. Magnus Ad Secale Cambron
Walter Grimes
Walter Stamm
Kathryn Ballard
Helena Bulger
George Baker
Oree
Three Forks Social News and Local Visits
Three Forks residents welcomed new arrivals J W Patterson and family from Horeman and discussed summer guests and local visits. The community noted weddings, travel to West Yellowstone and Yellowstone Park trips, and numerous city visitors from Belgrade Manhattan Bozeman Lombard Deer Lodge and Pony with small town anecdotes on daily life.
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Three Forks
J. W. Patterson
Horeman
TG. GriMth
Mra. Schaeffer
Colorado
Mise Gladys Jurries
Toston
Baturdey
J. Daly
Batu Violette
Kenneth Cloninger
Manhattan
Methodist
Dillon
Carl Knudson
Mies Frankie Miller
Belgrade
Stevensville
Cloninger
Prank Miller
Molgrade
Belgrade High School
Bho
L. Cloninger
People's Store
Owen Baldwin
Butte
Frank Eckard
Lombard
Karst
E. B.grey
Georgesmith
Fred Parker
Willow Creek
William Warren
Kadersburg
Mre
G. Jacklin
Dear Lodge
Mr. Aka
Mra, Davis
Cleveland
A.sh. Barnes
W. Veach
George
Elizabeth
Coast
Hill Veach
Fred Timer
Charien Shadduck
Yelowstone Park
Rex Duncan
Lawrence Young
Bozeman
C. Gosnell
Montes
Superior
A. Peterson
BR. G. Schneider
Marcella
William ‘Parnacott
West Yellowstone
J.C. Langman
Tessaline
Pleamont
TL. Dixon
Etty
Sirs. Porter
W. T. Coffin Mises
Margaret Young
Orsi Conroy
Lawrence Youne
Meadamen Fran
Roland Kimpton
Oldest Minnesotan Seeks Law License at 78
Knute Mo, a former banker aged 78, passed the state bar exam and aims to become a lawyer. He is the oldest applicant for a lawyer's certificate in Minnesota, having funded his children's education at the University of Minnesota before enrolling in a local law college.
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Knute Mo
Tio
Atute
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Deer Lodge Moose Delegates Plan For First State Meet
A Montana conven committee from Butte Anaconda and Deer Lodge met in Deer Lodge to finalize plans for the state meet on August 21 and 22. Howard Pierce of Butte was elected chairman Loree secretary and others named to finance entertainment and public committees. Girl teams from Missoula and Butte to attend with a basket social and dance at the city park and pavilion planned for Sunday.
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Deai Lodge
Ato Vntana
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Howard Pierce
Chatemiany
Marwell
Eer Loree
Anneania
Easier
MF Moree
Wo T. Harris
L. Orrur
Tutte
Hetty
J. Rooms
Corbett
Deer Lodges
Me 'Tarry
Mr Tolbrook
Jam Vader
Cermitt Phi Frythor
Tas
P. Maxwell
Imnd
J. Roose
Hutte
Tewan
Mimoula
City Park
City Pavilion
Farm Company Offers Land for Girls Camp
Deer Lodge Farms president Pribble offered a plot near the city for a permanent Camp Fire Girls site. The site lies in a well watered shaded area on company holdings. Rotary Club met July 28 and the American Red Cross local chapter plans its annual meeting July 29 at 8 o clock.
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Deer Lodge
Pribble
Deer Lodge Farms Company
Inna
Tito
Rotary Club
Zay
Ted Cross
Brary
Heinrich
Oelock
Local Notes From Philipsburg and Nearby Areas
Fragmented notes report residents visiting relatives in Bridger and St Louis, with mentions of Margaret Fickinger traveling, Adolah Helm and William Lawty in local matters, and a small fire near Hite town. Names include Huffman sisters Mee Knapp, Jacob Schneider, Jon Schnelger, and Kate Thompson amid community updates.
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Prmarsnuro
Fiat
St Lie
Fortas
Huffman
Knapp
Jacob Schneider
Jon
Win Bridger Visting
Schnelgers
Philipsburg
Margaret Fickinger
Hutte
Epend
sCowday
Adolah Helm Wiliam Lawty
Focal Forest
Maxie
Hite
Stra
Vails Page
Hall
Atrs Tinclepaugh
Kate Thompson
Phil
Travelers plan Utah and Yellowstone visit after San Diego trip
Pabure and Stephen Hopper, traveling from San Diego with ties to Ohio and Kansas, plan stops at Roosevelt Utah to visit Mr Thompson’s daughter before returning home. Mes ACH. Neal and Mrs Sebastia Sealon hosted a Bridge luncheon in the afternoon where Janis Patten Sr. won first honors as Harry Harron played in the evening.
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Pabure
Stephen Hopper
San Diego
Yellowstone Park
Ohio
Kansas
Mr Thompson
Roosevelt
Utah
Neal
Sebastia Sealon
Dridge-lunebe
Janis Patten
Harry Harron
Rotary Club Guests At Featherman Home
Philipsburg scene with Rotary members and guests hosted by Mr and Mrs Featherman at their Hook Creek ranch. Activities included a dinner, bowling and horseshoe games, singing, and a gift exchange. Birthday party for Nelson marked by cards and refreshments as attendees toasted the host.
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Rotary Club
Featherman
Patriotic Orders to Hold Picnic Saturday
The Grand Army of the Republic veterans with families and allied groups invite members of the Jon Ker older circle to a Saturday picnic at Columbia Christain area. Dinner starts at 1 30 p.m. Members bring picnic items and a cake or sandwich. Ice cream and cotter will be served. A committee led by Mrs Stary Seelley and Miss Helen Davis organizes the outing with additional helpers.
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Grand Army of the Republic Veterans
Grand Army of the Reepublic
John F. Teeynolde
Laadiew
Grand Army of the Republic
Jon Ker
Columbia Chrdenn
Mee
Stary Seelley
Mim Helen Davis
Uniu Dumachees
Ida Tall
Mra Regine ‘Palmer
Cora Williams
Ailss Rosanna McLeod
Board Hearing Minor Riges On Assessment
About Silver Bow county property assessments the board of commissioners sitting as a county board of equalization will continue hearings three days weekly until Aug 9. Commissioners said near the end of next week they will separate complaints into distress and conduct personal inspections to decide if assessed values should be reduced. All cases filed involve small value properties, with major protests typically arriving later in the equalization period.
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Silver Bow
Board of Commissioners
County Board of Equalization
Sonera
Charleston in Cuba Gains Charleston Dance Popularity
Havana reports the Charleston has become popular six months after its first introduction by an American musical comedy company. The dance is now staged in several theaters and seen in every cabaret, though summer heat has limited enthusiasm at times.
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Charleston
Cuba
Havana
Anaconda Rainbow Assembly Meets To Name Committees
At a meeting last night in Anaconda committees were named to organize the state assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls to be held August 8 to 24. The general committee listed numerous officers and helpers including Mrs. Frank Toole as chairwoman and Mr. De T. Grush as secretary, with many other named members from Anaconda and nearby towns tasked with housing, registration, transportation, decoration, kitchen, flowers, program, and dining arrangements for the event.
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Order of Rainbow For Girls
Anaconda
Frank Toole
de T. Grush
Mise Prances Waters
Earl Jewen
CR. Puller
Hail—L. E. Jones
K. Stovner
Both Sparrow
Mabellard
Clara Kretzer
Dorothy Luxton
Rs. Chatton Gnose
Mra. D
L. D. McPherson
Herman Ulrich Flower
Francis Waters
Hi Hildebrand
Lewanna Coleman
Jessie Bennett Musso
Paul Thomas
Frank R. Fuller
HI. MacNeil
Charles Goose
R. Puller
R. Bi. Abbott
del Longtin
D. J. Grush
Lohr
VN. Roderick
B.C. Brandt
FL. Turton
W. L. Beal
Julian Arrest After Officers Raid Premises
Tony Julian was arrested yesterday by Officers Osborne Terkla and Ginsberg after intoxicating liquor was found at his premises 118 East Third Street. He is jailed in the county facility with the case reserved for county court and no bond set. Other arrests noted include John Keasan Claus Atteson John Curley and William Parish on drunk charges with varying subsequent bail or jail placements. Officer Alex Smith noted ongoing investigation.
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Tony Julian
Osborne
Terkla
Ginsberg
East Third Street
Julian
John Keasan
Omlice Osborne
Claus Atteson
John Curley
William Parish
Cullen
Specelal
Omeer
Alex Smith
Diotter
Country Club to Host Summer Party This Evening
Anaconda Country Club members plan a summer series event in the clubhouse tonight. Unusual entertainment features are being planned, according to a club official.
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Anaconda Country Club
Fala
Questions and Answers on voting rights for aliens
A Q and A notes that a woman who married an alien before Sept 6, 1922 cannot vote, while a wife married after that date can vote. A man married to an alien does not lose citizenship. his marriage does not deprive him of voting rights.
Buick Slightly Damaged In Fifth Street Crash
A Buick owned by Pete Staudohar of Anaconda was damaged after a running board was knocked off and a Ford truck used by a vegetable vendor lost a wheel in an accident on West Fifth Street. The Staudohar car was moving east. the Ford truck veered toward an alley between Hickory and Locust streets. No injuries reported.
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Pete Staudohar
Anaconda
Hamilton
West Fifth Street
Staudohar
Fifth Street
Hickory
Locust Streets
Anaconda Briefs: two bungalow listings and church service
For sale an five room modern brick bungalow and a six room modern brick bungalow both in Anaconda. Inquire 617 Elm Avenue. Lutheran services will be held this evening at the Norwegian Lutheran Church at Fifth and Chestnut streets with Rev M Huddott preaching.
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Sin
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Fifth and Chestnut Shreete
M. Huddott
Local Attendances and Visits Around Boulder
Boulder residents and visitors figure in a flurry of weekend trips and calls as Ada Mc Cauley and son Bernard head to Wisdom, J N Snyder from Helena conducts business, Parndise and Ki burn families journey to Dillon, Marie Paradise and Ethel Kilburn attend the state normal college, and various friends and relatives from Power Basin Whitehall Helena and Basin greet each other in Boulder. A broadcasting station license update notes the Netherlands and India will require a yearly license on all receiving sets under the new regime.
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Dillon
Lima
Lambert Bitell
Leon Elie
Yellowstone National Park
P. Hest
Seattle
Sautomobile
Ht. F. Hest
AL J. Wedum
Long Beach
Cal
Clyde Kuder
Los Angeles
Andrus
Harry Colfer
M. A. Brannon
Normal College
Emiss Franck Forseren
Yester
Minnesota
City
H. Garvie Frances Foster
Virginia City
State of the Butte
Cole
Ers’ Service
Nor College
W. Marcella
Longeview
Wash
Te. Foster
Helen
Wednen J. He Bull
Kalispell
Lawrence Swenson
Crary
N. D
Stanley Swenson
A.A. Sheehan
Helena
Boulder
Ada McCauley
Bernard
Wisdom
FF. McCauley
J.N. Snyder
Ned Parndise
Kiburn
Basin
Marie Paradise
Ethel Kilburn
State Normal College
Joe Nugent
Jetteson
Mra
C. J. Guts
Dorothy
Evelyn
Jack ‘Thomson
Power
Mont
Yellowstone Park
George Paradise
John Steel Jr
Madison
Ben W
Roy Murry
Valley
Jack Smith
Con. Smith
Lewis Sponheim
Louisa
George Phaff
Huber
Let Knight
Whitehall
Netherlands
India
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Gray
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Philipeburg Rotarians
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Erick Johnson
Mim. C. Schoonover
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Peter Perrault
FD. Sayes
Schoonover
MEET
Country Club
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Bayer
BUICK
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J- Carroll Mansfield
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Washington
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Boston Harbor
Rexbury
Howe
Tee Canora
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Sitar Eee
P.j.finnegan Co. Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Oak Phone
C.A. Tuttle CO. Funeral Directors
East Park ‘Telephone
United States Mall
Willeave Drummond
Helmville
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Hogg Transfer Company
Standard Publishing Co
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