Bozeman Clubs Plan Quiet Fall Restart Activities
Bozeman women clubs resume regular meetings in October with the Bozeman Women's Club set to gather Monday October 6 and section meetings following on Mondays starting October 13. The Housekeepers Club begins on Thursday, October, and the Tuesday Literary Club opens September 3 with readings and discussions. Daughters of the American Revolution meet September 15 at Mrs. Kitewer’s home for pioneer talks and readings. The season includes music study led by Mrs. Whipple and social events from Fortnightly and other groups, with many local attendees and guests from Helena, Columbus, and nearby towns.
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Ozeman
Bozeman Women’s Club
Kelly
Clu
Housekeepers’ Club
Charles Sears
Ben’ Otorrists
W. P. Brew
Proto
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mie
W. F. Kitewer
Mra C. B. Whipple
Wridge
FA. Pieiding
Mies Kana Franshai
Veda Ferguson
Mildred Hansen
Stella Accola
Bess Dawes
Midge Cline
Josephine Kouitz
Laslie Clark
Belgrade
Charles Ruerup
Kounts
Boxeman
Lilla Harkins
Frienne Indy Dakota
J. N. Schumacher
Nathalie Sackett
State Highway Commission
Helena
Schumacher
J.B. Annin
Columbus
E. H. Schumacher
E. D. Stiles
Miles City
Bozeman
E. L. Houston
Carl Spieth
da R. Wolfe
Three Fork
Livingston
Mme
Regna Ligna
Chicago
George R. Saftey
Cora Hawley
Ada Day
Scranton
Towa
Mra
Ethan Taylor
Colton
Wash
Spokane
Jonas Henderson
Thornton
Pasadena
Cal
Roy Bressler
Rose Wilcox
Payne Memorial Churen
A. L. Chapman
Hoxeman
Fair
Kit
Butte
George Dier
Dier
Hell Roaring Creek
Ladies’ Mission
Circle of the Baptist Church
F. A. Maxwell
South Church’ Avenue
Meedames Maxwel
Brooks
Huf
Bert
Bozeman Boy Triumphs With Plays At Sweet Pea Carnival
Bozeman on September 6 reports Eugene Quan as composer and playwright of Sweet Pea Land, a fical comedy that sold out two nights before opening and packed the third. The piece marks Quan’s rise to statewide renown as he expands to larger audiences beyond Bozeman, Livingston, and Miles City, with family support aiding his efforts.
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Bozeman
Eugene Quan
Quan
Bea Livingston
Miles City
Quaw
City
Livingston Elks
Mr. Quaw
Livingston
T. B. Quaw Jr
Mignon
Lucile
Marjorie Quaw
Ildhood
Sweet Pea Land
Quay
Local residents leave for schooling and visits in West
Miss Doris Bryant of Columbus返, visiting Big Timber with her grandmother Mrs Lucinda Prather, departs for Tacoma to enter Annie Wright seminary for the second year. Miss Alta Barbour arrives for a month’s vacation with Judge and Mrs Barbour. Zenobia temple holds first regular meeting after summer. Martha Robinson of Butte returns from visit with Miss Gladys Davis. Elsie Lowry of Seattle returns to Bozeman with her sister Leste for the winter. Lowry becomes a city teacher. Numerous young people prepare for upcoming western schools with gatherings, cards, and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timber
Doris Bryant
Columbus
Lucinda Prather
Tacoma
Wash
Annie Wright Seminary
Doris
Big Timber
Merriman
Red Lodge
Spokane
Medford
Ore
Alta Barbour
Forsythe
John , Barbour
Zenobia Temple
Martha Robinson
Butte
Gladys Davis
Copper Aity
Elsie Lowry
Seattle
Miss Leste
Bozeman
Sweetpen
Big ‘Timber
George Moore
Miss Lowry
Joh
Everal
Far West
Frances Colvin
Edith Patterson
Bella McDonnell
Nellie Pound
Pearl Harris
Jella Perrine
Paris
Helena youths take auto tour from Bozeman to Billings
A group including Mr and Mrs Ross and Mr and Mrs J R Kite travel from Helena to Bozeman for the Sweetpea carnival, then to Livingston to visit Beeson relatives, join by the city party, proceed to Hunter's Hot Springs, Dig Timber, Henry Nehrader ranch on the Sweet Grass, Billings Absarokee and return home. A Sunday picnic at Eight Mile bridge features Miss Winifred Richards Martha Robs theon Grady Davis Clyde Davis Robert Colt Harold Geiger Cyril O Leary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
T. City
Ross
J. R. Kite
Bozeman
Livingston
Airs
Beeson
Theocty
Cara
Hunter's Hot Springs
Mr. Rosa
Toss
Henry Nehrader
Billings
Absarokee
Elena
Eight Aisle Bridge
Winifred Richards
Martha Robs Theon
Butte
Grady
Clyde Davis
Robert Colt
Harold Geiger
Great Falls
Cyril O'Leary
Deer Lodge Social News Includes Luncheon and Birthday Festivities
Deer Lodge residents recount gatherings at Spottswood residence with Mrs Mary Mitchell and Mrs Love as honored guests. A subsequent motor party visited the races. Mrs George Norton hosted a bridge afternoon, with punch and cake. Neighborhood families from Deer Lodge and nearby towns attended, including the Dygert, Larabie, and Patterson households, while Willoughby Dyere celebrated a birthday with a large cake and many friends attending.
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Aire
W. c
Spottswood
Mary Mitchell
Billwon
Bacenville
Cal
Mrn
George B. Dygert
Owar Bidenverg
Deer Lodge
S.e. Larabie
Mary
Larabie
Rochester
Minn
Katherine Patterson
Aaranatl
Ste
William Coleman
C. Hi
Bielenbers
Bit Dezourdis
John Hempstead
Monte Strickland
Joan Bolt
W. i. Hennebers
Stes Ella
Hienneberg
William Kins
Thomas Perkins
J Attie
Renton Hoover
A. W ‘Trask
Missoula
Mies
Marshall
Fred’ Hose
John Maroney
WG. Dye
Maroney
E. KK
Foltz
Tutte
Dames “Willams
Williams
Merten
Sennen
Mince Sullivan
Laura
Frank Tavenner
Mex
Charles Hi. Williams
Mullen “Ranch
Where the False Hair Comes From the New York Press
An exploration of global hair sources for wigs and extensions. The piece traces Limoges hair markets in Brittany, German and Swedish golden tresses, Hungarian and Italian dark locks, and Asian pads. It notes agents, prices, and shifting trends from European villages to modern fashion needs.
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New York
Limogese
Brittany
Limoges
Germany
Sweden
Hungary
Taly
Far East
Trelarsh
Kildare
Success of Equal Suffrage Assured Says Kelley
Frances Nuckolls Kelley of the Butte Equal Suffrage association argues that universal adult voting rights are essential for democracy. She cites mothers and workers in Butte, noting that women influence family welfare, taxes, and laws, and should vote to shape policies on child welfare, education, housing, and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Frances Nuckolls Kelley
Butte Equal Suffrage Association
New Fall Styles Preview From Paris To New York Shows
A fragmented report on fall fashion trends notes designers at a Grand Central Palace event in New York hinting at wool and nylon blends. Even amid edits, the piece suggests Paris influence and a focus on exclusive taste shaping adult fashion choices.
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New York
Grand Sentral Palace
Styi
Benona
Fashion notes on velour saris and veiled gowns
The article outlines fall winter fashion focusing on velour and silk blends, fur trim, and bold draped designs. It highlights knee length prctical coats, knee length back waist lines, veiled gowns with tulle or lace over satin or crepe de chine, sheer sleeves, and decorative girdles and sashes in varied fabrics and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
Vesta
Paris
New York
Local wildlife notes from Borneo and Malay hunting lore
Describes nocturnal creatures in Borneo including herrings in waters and the gutag fox or kruang fruit bat. Mentions Malays calling bat kruang, people shooting with blowpipes and clay balls, and squirrels known to glide at twilight as evening deepens, with cautious detection required.
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Borneo
Coady
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North Black Avenue
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Ohio
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New England
A.D. Brewer
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Caroline “Gehra
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Col
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