Adams Covalt Nuptials Quiet Dillon Home Wedding
Miss Ethel Adams and Geniah W. Covalt were married quietly last Monday at the bride’s mother’s home with Father Clifford officiating. The couple left for Ronan and Glacier National Park for a honeymoon tour before settling in Ronan. The bride, a Dillon native and former Normal College graduate, teaches in Missoula county. the groom is a Ronan rancher and respected businessman. Red Cross Benefit Raised Fifty Dollars for gauze bandages.
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Annie Adams
Dillon
Normal College
Missoula County
Covall
Ronan
Community Society Notices and Appreciation Tribute
The Busy Bee club was entertained today by Mrs. Jos Gélhaus. The Manse society will be entertained tomorrow by Mrs. Clark Anderson and Mrs. Alvin Anderson. Mesdames Cashmore Spearian and Sassman will entertain the Methodist Aid society tomorrow at the church. The Riverside Country club meets July 18 with Mrs. Ned Saunders south of town. The St James guild will be entertained this week by Misses Anna and Expression of Appreciation to Mrs Anna Owsley for sixteen years as matron. Our Dormitory Mother’s service praised by the General Alumni Association of the
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Red Cross
H. A. MacMillan
Duff
St. James Guild Hall
Busy Bee Club
Jos. Gélhaus
Manse Society
Clark Anderson
Alvin Anderson
Mesdames I. Cashmore
William Spearian
Chas. Sassman
Methodist Aid Society
Riverside Country Club
Ned Saunders
St. James Guild
Anna
Anna Owsley
Normal College
General Alumni Association of the
Social greetings and visits headline Butte society
Mrs. Fred Curtis and Mrs. P. J. Murray hosted Northside Country Club guests at Mrs. Murray’s home. Miss Doris Kupfer visits Butte while Mrs. Harry Kupfer and daughters Winona and Alma tour the city. Mrs. Albert Featherly and Mrs. Margaret Roe visit Butte relatives, and Mrs. John Gelthaus and Miss Addie Baldwin are noted among local society movements.
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Northside Country Club
Fred Curtis
P. J. Murray
Doris Kupfer
Butte
Harry Kupfer
Winona
Alma
Albert Featherly
Margaret Roe
John Gelthaus
Addie Baldwin
East
Reynolds ranch sale closes to Phil Thorpe
State Normal College of the University of Montana notes Phebe Comfort Anderson as president and L Elizabeth Sutherland as acting secretary. Frank Hazelbaker arranged the deal transferring Mrs Mary Molleur’s Moose Creek Reynolds ranch to Phil Thorpe, a prominent city resident. The property, a large hay land and livestock ranch, was reportedly sold for about $35,000 and Thorpe will run both sheep and cattle on the site.
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State Normal College of
The
University of Montana
Phebe Comfort Anderson
Frank Hazelbaker
Phil Thorpe
Mary Molleur
Moose Creek
Reynolds
Thorpe
Dillmont Park Opens With Crowds For First Day
Dillmont park opened to the public last Wednesday drawing hundreds of visitors. The new dancing pavilion pleased attendees and the evening crowd reached capacity. Motorists came from the surrounding country, Madison county and Butte on a special train.
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Dillmont Park
Madison County
Butte
Heavy Tourist Travel During Past Week
Tourist registration at Montana Auto Supply for the week ending July 10 lists attendees including C. J. Sewell of Glasgow M. J. Pollock Gilmore Idaho J. J. Crowley Butte Steve Pearson Butte O E Hodges Great Falls George Todd Twin Bridges R Rasmission Gilmore Idaho F M Grady Butte F H Webster Dubois Idaho S E Schallus Spencer Ida John Holm Butte M C Ford Missoula J S Taylor Bozeman F F Bond and family Ogden Utah G C Barry Ogden Utah J H Hall and family Spokane Wash BE L Griswell Boise Idaho.
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Montana Auto Supply Company
C. J. Sewell
Glasgow
M. J. Pollock
Gilmore
Idaho
J. J. Crowley
Butte
Steve Pearson
O. E. Hodges
Great Falls
George Todd
Twin Bridges
R. Rasmisson
F. M. Grady
F. H. Webster
Dubois
S. E. Schallus
Spencer
Ida
John
Holm
M. C. Ford
Missoula
J.S. Taylor
Bozeman
F. F. Bond
Ogden
Utah
G. C. Barry
J. H. Hall
Spokane
Wash
BE. L. Griswell
Boise
Runaway Boy Enjoying Visit at Court House
A twelve year old boy named Willie McGowan, who says he was kidnapped from El Paso and taken to Rochester, Minn., then to Butte, is visiting Dillon with freedom at the court house. Officers say he hopes to become a sheriff at twenty one and several families wish to keep him summer in Dillon. Major Fenn urged building a public bathing resort near Grasshopper with funds from locals, while plans include a large hot and cold bath, hotel, club houses, camping grounds and a hatchery for streams in Elkhorn.
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American Express
Retallack
Jack Lee
el Paso
Texas
Sullivan
Rochester
Minn
Butte
Lincoln School
Gosman
Willie McGowan
Walkerville
Dillon
Court House
Nelson
Willie
Dillon Residents Favor Elkhorn Springs Improvements
Major Fenn of the forestry department visited Dillon last Friday after touring Elkhorn Springs. He considered it a beautiful spot with potential as a pleasure and health resort and endorsed plans to improve the area for public use.
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Grasshopper
Dillon
Forestry Department
Elkhorn Springs
Major Fenn
Elkhorn
Montana Auto Supply Company Sales List
Sales by the Montana Auto Supply Company detail buyers for Dodges Kaiser and Balan in Melrose Sheridan Frank Husted Jackson G P Spencer Jackson Clayton Kennedy Monida Fords Grant Easton John Peters Grant Frank Morton and C T Magnus Dillon Buicks John N Anderson Wis dom Geo Clemon Jackson Dr D F Clancy Virginia City C R Blake and W F Hennceberry Dillon Cadillacs D H Meton Arm stead Trucks Pennsylvania Oil Company Dillon.
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John N. Anderson
Wisdom
Geo. Clemon
Jackson
D. F. Clancy
Virginia City
C. R. Blake
W. F. Hennceberry
Dillon
D. EH. Metlon
Armstead
Sheriff Has Many Boarders at County Jail
Sheriff Wyman reports twenty three inmates at the county jail described as forgers robbers thieves and other felons from various regions. Among them is Jack Hickey accused of pickpocketing Reed at the circus last Thursday and stealing a watch. Hickey pleaded not guilty in justice court yesterday morning aiding by attorney Tom.
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Wyman
Jack Hickey
Reed
Hickey
Justice Court
Tom
Bearton Defends Gilbert Amid Local Legal Jumbles
Gilbert’s counsel appointed as John W. Dunn faces weekly county duties. Dunn accused of forging Senator Selway’s signature on a 27.85 check, cashed at Elk saloon. Barnes allegedly involved in gun play at Grant, scaring bystanders. arraignment for Sherman Jennings on second degree assault after jaw-breaking clash with Brakeman Kellum in Lima. Attorney Miller named for defense. Beaverhead wool sale valued around two million dollars with multiple buyers. Beaverhead growers grossed 1,050,916.84 on 3,727,735 pounds last year. Alex Livingston of American Woolen Mills in town to close wool deal.
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John W. Dunn
E. 0. Selway
Elk Saloon
John Barnes
Grant
Sherman Jennings
Kellum
Lima
Jennings
Grayling
Miller
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Australian Manikins
James Whitcomb Brougher
F. G. Brainerd
Henry Smith Williams
Chauncey Hawkins
North Woods
F. G Brainerd
Smith-Spring-Holmes Company
W. I. Nolan
Boston Light Opera Co
Junior Chautauqua
Mirror
Ongawas
Lee F. Lybarger
Double Entertainment
Tokyo
Jesse Musings
Germany
Frank Bohn
Musical Arts Quartet
M. Flowers
Brainerd
Chautauqua
Bertha Huber
L. Elizabeth Sutherland
Melrose Cattle
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Montana Auto Supply Co
Montana
Fenn
Beaverhead County
Pennsylvania Oil Company
Dillion
Gilbert
Beaverhead
Lyman Sheep Company
Monida
Ed Gleed
Shields & Douglass
Daw & Sons
Albert Anderson
Frank Landon
Hallowell, Jones& Donald
Alex Livingston
American Woolen Mills
Olmsted-Stevenson Co
Dillon, Montana
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