Hartwig Theater Show Alice Brady in Marie Ltd
Alice Brady stars in Marie, Ltd at the Hartwig Theater on Wednesday April 14. The production showcases Brady in a lively farce style performance with local audience anticipation high.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
11
Alice Brady stars in Marie, Ltd at the Hartwig Theater on Wednesday April 14. The production showcases Brady in a lively farce style performance with local audience anticipation high.
The Beaverhead county high school seniors recount a day visiting Twin Bridges and the State Orphans home with humorous remarks from the male party. Alfred Atkinson urged students to choose an honorable vocation and to read good books. An incubator test in the agriculture department hatched only fourteen of 150 eggs, leading to relocation for better ventilation and a new trial planned.
The Dillon County Commissioners held their monthly meeting approving a long list of claims totaling 7,104.76 with breakdowns across general road poor bridge and other funds. Warrant activity and fund balances for March 1920 were reviewed, including salaries, expenses, and board actions.
Helena April 9 The supreme court via Justice Hollo way ordered a new trial for Albert Brooks in Beaverhead County on sedition charges. Brooks was convicted for allegedly hampering the draft by circulating the book War and the Workers. The court found error in denying defense counsel the right to read the book to the jury.
Notice to taxpayers states annual assessments are being made at the office and asks residents to declare their property valuations per the new assessment laws at their earliest convenience. The notice emphasizes compliance with official procedures.
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