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Back From the South Mr and Mrs Ruby Boatman arrive from Southern California after wintering there. They motor from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City and arrange shipment of their car to Dillon.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
11
Back From the South Mr and Mrs Ruby Boatman arrive from Southern California after wintering there. They motor from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City and arrange shipment of their car to Dillon.
The Hartwig Theater presents a week of films starting Wednesday April 7 with Constance Talmadge in Whod Cares and Anita Stewart in A Midnight Romance on April 8.Dorothy Gish stars in Mary Ellen Gomes to Town on April 9 followed by Madge Kennedy in The Blooming Rangel on April 10. Gladys Brockwell headlines Flames of the Flesh on April 11. Robert Warwick appears in Jack Straw on April 12. An All-Star Cast presents The Superman closes the lineup on April 13.
The Hartwig theater presents The Superman in a sensational run with Samson defending the little princess and constant action. Also playing Jack Straw a lighthearted journey with a Society debutante romance and a famous archduke impersonation. Dorothy Gish leads a charming Mary Ellen Comes to Town comedy next Friday. Anita Stewart stars in A Midnight Romance on Thursday. A Beaverhead County bond election notice outlines a $50000 heated bond proposal for a central heating plant to serve county buildings with a special election on April 28.
Johnny Peterson rose in the Big Hole basin turning to cattle after moving to the county. He bought out Martin Barrett and built a vast cattle business, gaining fame as a leading stockman and earning the nickname Cattle King of the Horse Prairie.
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