Dillon Brides Marry in Statewide Ceremonies
Local Dillon natives and surrounding residents are listed in several marriages. Miss Mary Thorne of Fort Benton wed John Bourquin of Dillon at Great Falls on New Year's day, with attendants from Shelby and Fort Benton. Mary Gist, once of Dillon, married Clyde Silcott of Monrovia at the Riverside Mission Inn. Both brides had strong links to Dillon via family and school ties.
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Charles Bourquin
Dillon
John Bourquin
Mary Thorne
Fort Benton
Great Falls
Pearl Kelby
Shelby
Robert Morrow
Beaverhead County
Waltham
Bourquin
Mary Gist
Clyde Silcott
Monrovia
Calif
Riza Smith
Mission Inn
Riverside
Herbert Miller
Nina Smith
Montana State Normal College
Local society notes informally mark Dillon events
Social gatherings fill Dillon life with dances games and meetings. Beaverhead DAR Dillon camp Modern Woodmen and Legion hosts reflect active civic groups. PTA junior bridge and St James guild host events while beaverhead high students dance after the Dillon Livingston game and girl scouts plan a charity card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Camp
Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
St. Rose Hall
T. E. Gilbert
St. James Guild Hall
Mrs. T. T
L. D
Relief Society
H. M. Warner
Warner
Joseph Gasser
Dillion Girl Scouts
Carroll Study Club
St. Rose Parish
Dillon bid for the state normal school gains support
In a Jan 11 1908 item from the State Capital Dillon is favored over Livingston for the state normal school. Citizens donate 90 acres valued at 18000 and a further 10000, Col Fyhrie lobbies, Bozeman seeks the agricultural college, while Butte is agreed for the school of mines. City census due, Phil D McGough projects 1560 residents, electric street lights debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Dillon
Livingston
Legislative Assembly
Col. Fyhrie
Normal
Bozeman
Agricultural College
School of Mines
Butte
Phil D. McGough
Jubilee service and mortgage burning plan in town
A jubilee service is planned for next Sunday evening to mark the manse debt clearance, with Mrs. F. C. Kress reading a paper before the mortgage is publicly burned. J. F. Gelhaus reports Dillon’s prosperity after a Melrose visit, while five youths paid fines for stoning a Chinese resident. The Bastime theatre opens tonight with The Mystery of the Bridge of Notre Dame and nightly new three reel films. Beaverhead County’s welfare gains attention as state representatives join key committees. A tax law change lowers exemptions, increases rates, and raises expected filers by about 2.6 million. Examiner want ads prove profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Kress
J. F. Gelhaus
Dillon
Melrose
E. L. Wheat
Bridge of Notre Dame
Eclair Company
New Income Tax With Increases Take Effect in 1932
Washington reports higher income tax rates to apply on March 16 for 1932 incomes. The rates start at 4 percent on the first 4000 dollars of net income, 8 percent on income above after exemptions, and the surtax rises from 1 percent to 55 percent for very high earnings. The old rates were 1 percent on the first 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bladder Physic Promoted As Castor-Oil Like Remedy
An advertisement touts BU-KETS bladder physic as a bowel cleansing medication that eliminates impurities and acids causing nocturnal urination, urgency, burning, leg pains, and backache. It claims quick relief after four days and offers a 25 cent test box from Geo M Gosman, with a money-back guarantee if not relieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Gosman
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Chicago
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Carolyn White
Santa Ana
Emrys D. White
Dillon, Montana
Bether
Kodak
Eastman
Rexall
Hartwig
Norma Shearer
Fredric March
Leslie Howard
Talullah Bankhead
Robert Montgomery
Bing Crosby
Stuart Erwin
Leila Hyams
Kate Smith
Boswell Sisters
Mrs. Silcott
Society
Carl Giudici
Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jessie Duboc
Dillon Parent-Teachers Association
St. James Parish
Guild Hall
Thomas Ashworth
William Mitchell
Warren Selner
P. N. G. Club
Carl B. Taylor
L. T. Taylor
F. M. Carr
St. Rose Guild
Anna Brown
Fred Simons
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Berg Christensen
State Bank OF Wisdom
Wisdom
State of
Harold Capehart
Anson
W. Ralph Huntley
Joe Arnold
Presbyterian Church
Dodd-Emerick
Livestock Commission
James M. Dodd
D. I. Emerick
B. W. Emerick
Melton
Frank Eliel
Kentucky
Kentucky Burley
Bacco
Farmer’s
McClure Building
Frankfort, Kentucky
Olser
Examiner Office
Olsen
Crampton Auto Wreckers
P. O
Stockton
N. Rife Street
Albert Mills
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Cincinnati
McNess CO
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Freeport
Hydnois
Legals
Fifth Judicial District
Charlotte Ellen Lyons
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Pevces
Fred Rife
Charles E. Norris
Congo House
Ada Mable Patterson
Tribune Book
Geo. L. Routledge, M. D
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