Dillon Girl Weds Chicago Doctor at Family Home
Miss Blanche Morse of Dillon marries Dr. Hollis I Potter of Chicago at the Morse residence with family and close friends present. Rev Wat son officiatesEpiscopal ceremony followed by a wedding breakfast then the couple depart for Chicago and a Wisconsin Michigan motor trip before settling in Chicago after Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Morse
Hollis I. Potter
Chicago
Illinois
Dillon
Episcopal Church
Mr. Watson
Sadie Graeter
J. E. Morse
Standford
California
Oberlin
Ohio
Chicago University
Beaverhead County
Grand Theatre Presents In Swift Waters and The Holy City
The Grand Theatre changes its program each evening. Tomorrow Miss Florence Lawrence stars in In Swift Waters, a Victor release praised as a work of art. Friday features The Holy City, a biblical drama noted for its reverent treatment and Jerusalem rising from the sea in a key scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theatre
Florence Lawrence
Holy City
Jerusalem
England
United States
Christ
Lima Prepares First Big Horse Sale August First
Lima gears up for its inaugural horse auction on August 1 at the stock yards starting at 1 30 pm. Manager Chas A Horse Smith promotes the sale featuring Frank Nelson's herd and additional carloads of horses to draw a large crowd and ensure a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Chas. A
Smith
Frank Nelson
A. L Badcon
Lima flockmaster Steve Cook dies I mean?
Steve Cook a leading Lima flockmaster was taken to Butte Tuesday evening with a severe pneumonia attack.
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Steve Cook
Lima
Butte
District Court Sessions Rule Habeas Corpus and Plea Outcomes
Judge J B Poindexter presided as Farrell freed after a habeas corpus writ challenge to jail confinement for resisting an officer. On Tuesday Hubert Carriveau pled guilty to killing a horse and received two years in the penitentiary. Wednesday Charles Reatz pleaded guilty to out of season prairie chicken killing and paid a fifty dollar minimum fine after thirty days confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Poindexter
District Court
G. L. Farrell
Justice Court of Wisdom
Harlow Pease
Rodgers
Farrell
Hubert Carriveau
Hans Johnson
Wisdom
Charles Reatz
Reatz
Real Estate Agent Fruin Victim in Early Morning Break-In
Powers broke into Fruin's tent on North Idaho street and beat him. Fruin tracked Powers to the Centennial saloon and had him arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
North Idaho Street
Fruin
Mr. Fruin
Centennial Saloon
More New Candidates Entered In The Automobile Contest
Increased activity marked this week in the free automobile contest as new candidates enter and existing contenders intensify efforts. The standing shows a growing vote total and the examiner predicts the winner will exceed one million votes, with perseverance and daily work emphasized. Readers are urged to use free vote coupons and due bills from The Examiner office and Montana Mercantile Company to boost totals before the next count.
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Sthis
Herbert Kaufman
Metropolitan
Lao Tzu
Examiner
Montana Mercantile Company
Vesper Service at the Normal College
The second vesper service of sacred music was held Sunday at 5 p.m. in the Normal College auditorium with students and townspeople present. Mis Graeter directed a program praised for high excellence featuring Miss Poindexter, Mrs Chase Clark, Miss Paxton, and Mrs Clark Thomas in various choral and vocal performances.
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Normal College
Mrs. Chase
Clark
Miss Paxton
Mrs. Clark
Misses Paxton
Poindexter
Dillon Baseball Schedule Promises Week of Three Games
Dillon plans a three game baseball slate next week starting Friday with the Jack Rabbits facing La Croix and Emil Conger in the regulars. Sunday features Dillon versus Moose Tear of Butte, a strengthened foe. Monday hosts a key Dillon home game against the Butte league team with grandstand seats at 25 cents.
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Dillon
Jack Rabbits
la Croix
Fast Rabbit
Emil Conger
Moose Tear
Butte
Pre-nuptial events honor bride-to-be Blanche Morse
Three social gatherings this week celebrated the coming marriage of Miss Blanche Morse. A Guild hall dancing party Friday formed an elegant start, followed by a shower at the Graeter home on Idaho street Saturday night, and a four course dinner at the Smith residence on South Pacific street Sunday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J C Smith, Mr. and Mrs. E D White, Mr. and Mrs. L H Bennett, Dr H T Ashlock, Miss Morse, and Dr. Potter.
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Miss Blanche Morse
Guildhall
Sadie Graeter
Faye Scott
E. D. White
Miss Morse
Graeter
Idaho Street
L. H. Bennett
M. E. Barry
Melville Lougheed
Carolyn and
Margaret White
Francis Brown
Alma Morse
Helen Rife
Messrs
J. &. Alvord
H. B
HK. 8S. Duff, Hardie Hill, George Melton
J. L. Poindexter
Will Chapman
H.T. Ashlock
Dr. Potter
Miss Phillips Gives Recital at Normal College
Miss Mary Hester Phillips presented a piano recital in the Normal College auditorium with vocal numbers by Professor M. H. Hoffman and Miss Catherine Paxton. The audience braved bad weather and praised the varied program and Phillips’s easy precise technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hester Phillips
Grace Uraeter
Phillips
M. H. Hoffman
Catherine Paxton
First annual picnic and farmers institute at Norman Holden ranch
The first annual picnic and farmers institute for dry land farmers will be held next Wednesday at the Norman Holden ranch. Noted speakers Prof. Cooley Prof. Shaw and possibly Prof. Widston will attend with all farmers expected at eleven in the morning. Speaking begins at one o'clock. Donald Jones of Billings is visiting Dillon relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Holden Ranch
Cooley
Shaw
Widston
Three Dillon Ball Teams Sweep Wins in Idaho Falls Event
Three Dillon clubs won on Sunday with a combined 47 runs to 22. In Idaho Falls Dillon beat the host 18 to 9 as Clark and Collins each had four hits, Clark homered in the first, Ripley left the game after a spiked injury, Welty filled in at catcher, and Wilcox pitched well in relief. Jack Rabbits upset Sheridan 12 to 11 in eleven innings, and the junior Dillon team dominated at Delfind 22 to 2.
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Dillon
Idaho Falls
Ripley
Welty
Wilcox
Lee
Mize
Clark
Collins
Jack Rabbits
John T. Orr Automobile Garage
Sheridan
Delfind
Dilton AB
Siefert
Hartonan
Richmond
Barry
Pease
Abrhpore
DeGay
Johnson
Hood
Larsen
Wadsworth
Hall
Hartman
Balla
McIntyre
Williams Honeymoon Ends with Move to Belmont Park Farm
Mr and Mrs A P Williams return from a Pacific coast honeymoon and plan to reside at Belmont Park Farm in Madison County. The groom Andy Williams is active in sheep raising with W E Brearley. His bride Miss Mary Wertz hails from Dayton Ohio.
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A. P. Williams
Pacific Coast
Belmont Park Farm
Madison County
Washington, D. C
Craver
Medicine Lodge
Andy” Williams
Dillon
Beaverhead County
W. E. Brearley
Belmont Park
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