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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1933
Page
3
The remark describes the social strain when intrusions disrupt privacy during gatherings, rest, meals, or early retirements. It highlights the public discomfort and potential embarrassment caused by unexpected interruptions.
Georgiana Crouse and Hans Christian Anderson married at 10 30 yesterday morning officiated by Rev T J Simons Attendants included Olga Anderson and Frederick Crouse Families from both sides attended After ceremony couple departed on motor trip to the Pacific coast The bride a Beaverhead County High School and Montana State Normal College graduate is noted as popular and talented The groom is a local high school graduate now engaged in the sheep business
Miss Stella Glasser training school instructor and W J Bler rum high school faculty member depart Sunday for Chicago where they will marry next Sunday They plan to attend the world’s fair and visit other eastern points before returning to Dillon to reside in a new home on North Atlantic street.
Mr and Mrs C Thornton of Oklahoma City, formerly of Dilton, are visiting friends in the city.
The Methodist Aid society will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at the church parlors with Mrs. George E B Baker and Mrs. C E Nelson as hostesses.
Beer vendors expect minimal impact from the return of hard liquor as the state awaits further ratifications of the 21st amendment. Consumers will buy at licensed outlets and take purchases home under state liquor control rules. The act shifts duties to the state board of examiners while funding for liquor stores remains scarce. Carl McClain sues for divorce from Lydia McClain in district court Monday.
Old timers recall Twin Bridges racing horses and the Red Barn ranch north of the city. A.C. Buyers has arrived with a haying crew and may raise pure bred stock on the former Lauterbach property linked to Noah Armstrong and the Doncaster estate. Spokane the Derby winner originated on Armstrong’s Doncaster, once 8,000 acres, later sold to Lauterbach and then Milwaukee Land Company.
Several counties show willingness to cover industrial accident insurance premiums for workers paid with federal relief funds. J Burke Clements, head of the industrial accident board, notes a rule change by federal relief authorities. Counties are likely to fund premiums from road funds since many relief workers are on highways, though Silver Bow Cascade and Deer Lodge will not join the plan.
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