Colorful Hartwig Screen Debut of Back Pay Adventure
Corinne Griffith stars as a Southern girl who sacrifices love for clothes in Back Pay adapted from Fannie Hurst. The film follows her from a Bronx tenement to Greenwich Village and Park Avenue, with Grant Withers as the lead and Montague Love in a key role. William A Seiter directs. scenes span Lake Placid lodges, Demopolis towns, Hot Springs nightlife, and a No Man's Land in France sequence.
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Corinne Griffith
First National
Vitaphone
Fannie Hurst
Hartwig Theatre
Miss Griffith
Virginia
Texarkana
New York
Bronx
Greenwich Village
Park Avenue
Montague Love
Vivian Oakland
Hallam Cooley
Geneva Mitchell
Virginia Sale
William Bailey
Dee Loretta
William A. Seiter
Francis Edwards Faragoh
Lake Placid
Demopolis
New York City
Gay Lfe
Hot Springs
No Man’s Land
France
Beauty Eye Make Up Tips From A French Cosmetician
A French cosmetician explains eye make up to enhance eyes using shadowing eyebrow pencils and light brushing. It advises brushing brows, darkening lashes with a non sticky makeup, and matching shadow colors to eye and hair color for daytime and evening looks.
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Paris
Picnic at Silver Star Draws Dillon Visitors on July Fourth
A Dillon area Fourth of July outing at Silver Star drew a party including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beans of San Francisco, H. W. Turner and family of Manhattan, Lorain Spencer and family of Dillon, Ned Saunders and family of Dillon, Esther Miller and family of Bozeman, William Chadwick and family of Butte, Alex Silach and family of Butte, Helen Chadwick of Chicago, R. P. Willard of Manhattan, and C. L. Harry and daughter of Hamer Idaho.
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Dillon
Silver Star
Robert Beans
San Francisco
H. W. Turner
Manhattan
Lorain Spencer
Ned Saunders
Esther Miller
Bozeman
William Chadwick
Butte
Alex Si
Wikidals Plan Dillon Summer Visit After Alaska Trip
Mr and Mrs J F Wikidal arrived in Dillon last Saturday and will spend the summer here. He sold his steam laundry and cleaning plant in Logan Utah months ago and has spent the past two months in Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands. In Honolulu they visited Judge J B Poindexter Mrs Burt Adams Tower Mr and Mrs Himrod and other Dillon folks. Mrs Tower hosted a picnic for Montana visitors in Honolulu.
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J. F. Wikidal
Dillon
Wikidal
Lo‘gan
Utah
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
J. B. Poindexter
Burt Adams Tower
Tower
Montana
Vacation Drive to California by Mr and Mrs Dave
Mr and Mrs Dave Hier Jeft left last Thursday for California for a vacation. They are traveling by car to reach their holiday destination.
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Dave
Hier
California
Montana Taxpayers Report Big 1929 Tax Increase
The Montana Taxpayers' Association bulletin shows total state taxes in 1929 at $27,042,417, up $2,215,681 from 1928. Tax money funds universities, state government, cities, counties, and schools with detailed per capita and county comparisons and notes on budget control and legislative changes.
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Montana
Bulletin
The
Montana Taxpayers’ Association
Cascade
Daniels
Musselshell
Roosevelt
Hazelbaker presides at board meeting and reports
Miss Marjorie Williams and Willard Critz visited Pittsburg with Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McKinney. They toured the greyhound races at Bridgewell Kennel and viewed the Rizatic Plane exhibition, traveling from Dillon in about four hours. The board discussed state institutions, accreditation, and degree totals, noting room shortages and staff changes.
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Marjorie Williams
Dillon
Willard Critz
T. E. McKinney
Pittsburg
McKinneys
Mt. Lebanon
Sorth Hills
McKinney
Elizabeth McFadden
Bridgewell ‘Kennel Club
Ties Williams
Rittman
Pennsylvania ‘Hills
Butte matron passes after long illness
Sharkey of Butte died at Barrett hospital after a lingering illness. Born November 19, 1867 in Rockland Michigan, she lived in Philipsburg briefly before settling in Butte. Survived by daughter Mrs Carl Hartwig and son John, plus three sisters and brothers in Michigan, eight grandchildren and other relatives in Butte. Funeral held in Butte.
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RS. C
B. Sharkey
Butte
Barrett Hospital
Dillon
Mrs. Sharkey
Rockland
Mich
Montana
Philipsburg
John
Michigan
Arrests After Fourth Day Disturbance
John and Thelma Benney were arrested on the Fourth afternoon for intoxication and fighting. Chief Nelson and Officer Gordon made the arrests. The man fled toward Atlantic Street alley but was recaptured under boards in a shed at Ed Burles place by Officer Gordon. Both received sixty days each under the clock, but chose the floater.
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John
Thelma Benney
Nelson
Gordon
Hartwig
Atlantic Street
Ed Burles Place
Birthday Party For Young Master Curry
Six year old Dave Curry celebrated his birthday with a home party attended by several young friends. They enjoyed games and a birthday feast at his home last Saturday.
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Dave Curry
Resolution on Lighting District Approved for Funding
The article states construction costs of 6483.25 with 75 percent charged to district real estate and 720 for maintenance first year, 75 percent to property owners. Theo F McFadden, city clerk, notes protests in writing within fifteen days. board to act at August session.
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Theo
F McFadden
Beaverhead Wool Market Remains Active
A Beaverhead wool sale saw a total of 16 000 fleeces sold from the Schulz clip. Dufur bought the Charles Wilson clip of 3000 fleeces for 22 cents per pound, Cantrell and Henderson of Lima realized 2414 cents for 3100 fleeces, sold to Avery and Farquhar of Boston. The deal, negotiated by Tom Cantrell, ranks with the best paid in the county this summer.
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Schulz
Dufur
Charles Wilson
Cantrell & Henderson
Lima
Avery and Farquhar
Boston
Tom Cantrell
Board of Equalization to Hear Protests Next Month
O C Gosman was appointed to travel to Helena to confer with the state attorney on county matters. The board will hold several special meetings in the coming month including a Monday session as a board of equalization to hear protests by property owners against assessments or taxes and July 19 as a board of...
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O. C. Gosman
Helena
Budget Session Dates Set By Board Of Equalization
Officials outline budget and tax levy process with sessions scheduled on August 4 and August 6 to set the budget. The board of equalization will meet August 11 to finalize the levy while Chairman A L Anderson and Commissioners C C Gosmag, Martin Jackson attend July session.
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Selsion As.a. Board of Final “Budge
Gsessions As
Board of Equalization
A. L. Anderson
C. C. Gosmag
Martin
Jackson
Rotary club to stage Dillon's fiftieth anniversary fair
The Rotary Club has charge of Dillon's fiftieth anniversary celebration and carnival during the fair nights at the wool warehouse. Plans include dancing and old amusements alongside regular fair features as Dillon's semi-centennial draws statewide attention among Montana history enthusiasts.
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Rotary Club
Dillon
Montana
Ballots Printed for Primary With Expanded Republican Ticket
Ballots for the upcoming primary will include ten more names on the Republican ticket than the Democratic ticket. Each county has two primary contests. Ballots are being printed this week and will be sent to all precincts with election supplies by Clerk and Recorder John S. Baker. County registration is up from 1928 and over 3,800 ballots are in print.
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John S. Baker
Dillon Deserts From Nation Birthday Celebration
The Melrose celebration was the only community event in this section as the nation marked its birthday. Hundreds traveled to favorite picnic grounds and fishing streams while summer resorts saw visitors and activities across the area.
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Roya
Melrose
Star
State Head Vocational Work At County Fair
This summer many students will display their projects at the county fair in September. The instructor praised the exhibits as excellent, noting careful work by all students in the shop classes.
Will Osborne Explains The Crooning Phenomenon
New York City crooning is highlighted as a rising trend in music with Will Osborne describing crooning as a softening of song. He recalls starting in Toronto with The Croonera trio and notes crooning as a bridge between jazz and modern vocal style.
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Will Osborne
New York City
Toronto
Croonera
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Louise Fazenda
Jack Mulhall
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A. C. Dorr
Miles City State Boys School
Walker
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Greater University
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C. F. Kelley
State School of Mines
Alfred Atkinson
University of Montana
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Carl Hartwig
Beaverhead County
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School of Mines
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