Social notes and club events in Helena and nearby towns
The article lists society gatherings across Helena including the Charity Ball led by Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Hazelbaker, a Dillon library talk on Bambi, supper clubs hosted by Tonney and Baxter, St. Rose Guild meetings, and various pinochle and bridge clubs. It also mentions travel plans of Mrs. Niblack and other residents, with dates and hostesses for many events.
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Helena
Frank A. Hazelbaker
John E. Erickson
Hazelbaker
Lois
Frances Tonney
Hugh H. Bates
St. Rose Guild
Constance Barrett
Elizabeth Ward
Hobnob Club
John W. Rees
Clara Plant
Baptist Aid Society
Eliel
South Washington Street
Theta
M. B. French
Mayme Allen
Ostess
Carroll Club
Andrus Grill
Nelson School
Hylo Pinochle Club
H.H. Bates
Laura Tolman Scott
Armstead
Jessie Duboc
Northside Country Club
Frank Morrison
Manse Society
Fratie Stone
Gadl
Thomas
Dillon Residents Travel to Butte For Various Activities
J W Walters visited Butte last Monday while Miss Elveretta Langdorf and others from Dillon conducted local trips. The group dispersed after business in Armstead Reichle and Butte with trips to Helena and attending to affairs. Many residents plan to view the Gay Paree production in Butte at Broadway theater next Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Carolyn White
Santa Ana
Cal
California
Albert Featherly
San Bernardino
Lee Hoerning
Ernest Orr
Murray Hospital
Butte
George Johnson
Baby
Leadore
Idaho
Johnson
Lee Reamy
Chas. Niblack
New York City
Chicago
Minneapolis
Niblack
Josephine Erwin
J. W. Walters
Elveretta Langdorf
Montana Stockmen Hope to Feed State Markets At Home
Montana farmers argue for local markets as centralization raises land values. They claim Montana cattle sheep and hogs rival any, and better feed values result from sunny climate clean water and grazing on productive lands rather than distant markets. They envision finishing livestock and abattoirs serving year round within the state.
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Ers
Montana
Bulldogs Face Eastern Montana in Top Montana Clash
The Bulldogs host Eastern Montana Normals of Billings in a second annual meeting that could decide state basketball supremacy. Intermountain's strong Friday showing raises the challenge as Dillon aims to halt a losing streak and secure revenge for recent losses.
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Montana
Bulldogs
Eastern Montana Normals
Billings
Montana State Normal
Intermountain
School of Mines Recahitly
Dillon
Cattle and Sheep Populations Rise in Montana Survey
The 1929 Montana farm survey shows cattle on hand down 1 percent from 1928 but valued at 63.844 million dollars. Sheep numbers rose 12 percent to 3.761 million with total sheep and lambs valued at 42.382 million. Swine up 14 percent to 328 thousand. horses 515 thousand with value about 16.984 million. a suit over road right of way concludes in court.
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Montana
Wyoming
Texas
California
United States
Jury Term of Court Concludes After Three Week Session
The jury term opened January 14 with the trial of Al Snowder of Lima for murder. Snowder was found guilty of manslaughter. Only two civil cases reached the jury, others dismissed or continued for the term.
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al Snowder
Lima
Snowder
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Rambi
Dilton Literary Club
Dillon Public Library
Bambi
Felix Salten
Lillian Russell
Clubs
Bert Orr
Orr
William C. Orr
J. Anson Baxter
E. L
Normal Alumni Association
Frank Paul
Walter Stamm
Dixon ,Brown and Son
Dan E. Henneberry
W. M. Logan
Metta Rowland
Anaconda
Ed Hoerning
Mr. Hoerning
Lee Tower
O. A. Bergerson
Carl and
Frank Beerher
Reichle
Jake Mittlemier
Retz
Fanenseceseens
Culver
Anderson
Noel
Lindsay
Seeenerae
Lang
Bierrum
Valparaiso
Piay
Crowley
John Colling
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Henry Rodgers
Chevrolet
Pat
Flint, Mich
Montana Auto Supply CO
Mra. Hoover
J. G. Pemney Extata
Bell Isle
Mans