Reed Point Real Estate Deals and Community News
Frank Miller closed a sale with Mrs Mary Lewis for her Central avenue home and Jenny L Best bought the Mar Tow residence on Division street. Beatrice Morrow and Olive Bronson, longtime Reed Point teachers, resigned and left town. Community events include a card party at Mrs George Berrie and a commencement address by Robert Guthrie. The Soldier Gass Memorial Library club discussed a branch library with Stillwater County and playground upgrades for local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Mary Lewis
Central Avenue
Jenny L. Best
Mar- Tow
Division Street
Beatrice Morrow
Olive Bronson
St. [An
Tsillings
San Fernando
W. Cannon
Helena
H. O. Flemming
Mrs. Cannon
Reed Point
George Berrie
Marie Moler
Hattie Walker
Mesdames Hattie Walker
Ghasys Deckert
Ta Ostenson
Mabel Farr
Myrtle Askwig
Ruth Farr
Lothena Bremfield
Mildred Deckert
Dorothy Bacon
Marion van Campen
Babs
North of Columbus
Vinton Guthrie
Livingston
Frank Goeiger
Delilah
Absarekee
Robert Guthrie
University
van Gampen
Lewis Guthrie
Motor Rome
Charles KE. M. Bauer
Ver Aher
Judith Gap
Missoula
James Mann
Bauer
Nora Fraser
Gladys Deckert
Tate
Artest
Messrs
Mesdames 1
Walken
Tom Deckert
Everett Fare
Earl Askwin
Nellie Wagner
Luthens Bromfield
Perry Moller
Prof Powern
Mc Bauer
Gladys Wagner
Violet Lamb
Norman Ostensen
Ethel Dusers
Leaver
Donald Rash
Phoebe Whitford
Soldier Gass
Myrtle Askwiss
Stillwater County Library
Tower
Park City visit and local travel notes fill busy week
Mrs Gladys Roberts visits her son Paul Roberts and family in Park City as area residents attend a Friday school picnic at the tourist park. Plans include drives to Laurel and Miles City for property and banking matters while several residents migrate for relatives trips and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Roberts
Paul Roberts
Park City
Gilly Bayles
Dan- Wis
Laurel
George Johnson
Butte
Will Emerson
Andrew McDonald
DeFrance
Jack Frazee
Frank Miller
Fred Sehmitt
Frank M. Harlan
George
Mercedes
Chesterfield
Guy Bovee
Montague
Calif
Guay
James Mann
Terry
Mr. Mann
Garner
Iowa
Lindbergh Weds Anne Morrow in Intimate Englewood Ceremony
Miss Anne Morrow daughter of Ambassador Dwight Morrow and Col Charles A Lindbergh were married at the bride's Englewood home in a simple private ceremony attended only by immediate family. The couple exchanged vows in the drawing room with a bouquet chosen by Lindbergh and left for an undisclosed honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exglewood
N. 3
Anne Morrow
Dwight M. Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hoy
William Ackens Brown
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Ambassador Morrow
Washington
Mary Smith
Lindbergh
Englewood
Presbyterian Church
Col. Lindbergh
Morrow
Births and Community Notes from Melville and Livingston
Births include a daughter born May 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tucker of Melville and a daughter born to Eri Busch in Alvoma Wisconsin while visiting relatives. The week features loisure events such as an Elks dance with guests from Livingston, Shrine attendance, Guild honors for Miss Dallman, and notices of new homes and travel. Also reported are a predatory animal contest closing May 31, a crowded sale of Thomas Olson’s property, and a district court sentencing three men to terms in the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Tucker
Melville
Livingston
EB. EB. Berg
Jess Parr
William Harvey
Lewis Nelson
Harvey
Nelson
Fannie Brice Stars in My Man at Livingston Orpheum
Fannie Brice appears in Warner Bros Vitaphone Special My Man at the Orpheum Livingston Thursday through Saturday. The heart story of three orphans blends tenderness and humor with Brice’s noted artistry and song list including I’m An Indian The Spring Lane If You Want the Rainbow You Must Have the Rain Floradora Baby Second Hand Rose and Mrs Cohn at the Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Brice
Warner Bros. Vitaphone
Orpheum Theatre
Livingston
Vitaphone
Fannie
Floradora
Blue
Eleven Die In Colorado Wrecks At Week's End
Denver May 27 Eleven lives were lost in Colorado over the weekend in a grade crossing accident and two cars plunging into streams. John Coy 21 Denver drowned when his overturned auto with three youths went into Bear Creek near Denver. Mrs Katherine Germatakin 40 her son Mike G and Mrs Z A Bogers all of Waldenburg were killed when their auto was struck by a train near Waldenburg. Seven unidentified persons were killed when their auto plunged into the Colorado River six miles from Glenwood Springs. Two children were recovered but five others unaccounted for. Gov William th Adams aided at the Waldenburg crossing and rode in night clothes to assist. A grappling crew searched the river for the car and bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
John Coy
Bear Creek
Katherine Germatakin
Mike. G
Z. A. Bogers
Walsenberg
Walsenburg
Colorado River
Glenwoll Springs
William Th Adams
Walsenburg Crossing
Katherine Dourrakes
Ancient Secrecy Rule Going Into Discard
The Senate moves toward ending secrecy in executive sessions after a probe into United Press Lea root roll call. Paul Mallon refused to reveal his source, prompting a committee decision to pursue publicity with quick action. Senator George Moses announced a fast track via a committee report due next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United Press
Senate Rules Committee
Paul HK
Mallon
Capitol
George Moses
New Hampshire
Ieces
Judge Bourquin Sets New Liquor Fine Record
In Butte on May 25 Judge George M Bourquin set ten cents as the low fine for liquor law violations. E A Dossow a Gallatin valley rancher was cited after being found with part of a pint of moonshine whisky. The judge, noting a quarter pint, ruled tew cents as the new district minimum while Dossow had already served 30 days in Helena jail awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dossow
Helena
Prohibition unit holds Marlow friends on technical charge
Phillips and Mayfield, described as Marlow’s chums, are jailed by the federal prohibition unit in this city on a technical charge of violating the Volstead act. No definite charge was set, bail not granted, and no bond. Interviewed by prohibition director John Spicer, they reportedly disclosed where they bought the gun. The coroner ruled no inquest needed for Leigh Marlow’s death. state releases Belvedere party guests, but federal authorities continue to detain the two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Hospital
Phillips
Mayfield
Marlow
Federal Prohibition Unit
Central Police Station
John Spicer
Prohibition
Leigh Marlow
Belvedere Party
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Lacklen CO
Thomas Olson
Deadmanus’ Canyon
Billings
W. E. Haas
Gibson
Haas
Mr. Haas
Mikin
Eri. O. Busch
Northern Pacific
Alvoma
Wis
Busch
Masonic Hall
Livingston Elks
O. J. Ellingson
L. W. Baskett
Alex Greig
W. Voges
Henry Schrader
P. E. Sekiman
On. Blankenbaker
Ray J. Traver
Guild
Dallman
Dorman Kellogg
Frank Chase
St. Mark's Guild
Kellogg
Ella Dallman
Yellowstone
Boulder
A. BK. Lewis
Pioneer
Swett
fPurham Bull
Frank Webber
McLeod
Mont
Bourquin
Livingston, Montana
Man
Fox Movietone
Greta Garbon
Lewis Stone
Nils Athers
Music and Sound
Bulldoggers
Cowsi
Leo Cremer
Joyland Carnival Co
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