Dillon Brides Network of June Weddings Reported
A steady stream of June marriages appears in Dillon and surrounding towns. Dorothy Poindexter wed Merrill Deem Edson at St James Episcopal in a quiet ceremony attended by family and close friends. The groom works for the Milwaukee Railroad and the couple plan to reside in Harlowton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Poindexter
Merrill Deem Edson
St. James Episcopal Church
T. W. Bennett
Miss Poindexter
Walborg Hendrickson
Jessie
T. W. Poindexter, Jr
Normal College
Harlowton
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Community Meetings and Social Gatherings Schedule
The Northside chapter will be entertained Friday afternoon at Mrs. Elza Smith’s ranch home. The St. James Auxiliary will meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. O. A. Vachon’s home. The D. A. R. will convene next Tuesday at Miss Jean Bishop’s home with an attractive program.
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Northside
Elza Smith
St. James
O. A. Vachon
Jean Bishop
Society Notes Show Wide Round of Local Visits
The column lists residents and guests including Miss Nina Smith in Anaconda and Miss Elea Bean shaping events at the R. J. Dansie home. Mrs. George Woodworth returns from Butte to Dillon visiting Sen. Frank Hazelbaker, while Mr. Woodworth visits old Big Hole basin friends. Other entries note travel to Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, Memorial Day rounds, and guests from Armstead, Pocatello, and Harlowton.
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Dillon
Versie Owens
Vernon Clark
Ennis
Mary Selway
E. L. Burles
Butte
Boulder
Long Beach
Florence Smith
Geo. McFarlin
Cal
Grace Methodist Church
Thelma Osborn
San Francisco
Orville Smith
McFarlin
California
Los Angeles
Farlip Jiepouaiey
Old Beare Peat
Long , Beach
Polytechnic High School
Long Ra
George McFarlin
C. F. McFarlin
Montana State College
Bozeman
Helen Galt
Anaconda
Mr.'s
D. A. Galt
W. G. Gilbert
West Side
Miss Galt
Lloyd Apartments
Elea Bean
Verona Dansie
Miss Dansie
R. J. Dansie
Dansie
Salt Lake City
Elea Beau
Elza Smith
Desmond
Annabel
Maureen Desmond
Muriel Roe
Robert Dutthow
Earl Eleanor
Clarence Moore
Harlowton
Miss Dorothy
Edson
Miss Bean
Montana Gilbert
Pocatello
Andy Williams
Alder
Etta Metzel
W. H. Bichler
Armstead
Hazel Wynes
Ruth Innes
Sacramento
Chester Barrett
Grant
Margaret Mansfield
T. F. Barrett
State board cuts hail insurance rates in western Montana
The state board of hail insurance announces a sharp rate reduction for Lincoln and 11 other western Montana counties. The maximum levy is five percent of policy face value, about half the eastern Montana rate. Rates reflect lower hail damage and recent changes to state law guiding premium calculations.
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State Board of Hail
Lincoln
Flathead
Sanders
Mineral
Missoula
Ravalli
Granite
Beaverhead
Madison
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Jefferson
Powell
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Hail Insurance Board
Maalvalle
First teams to be chosen for school sports
Next week the first teams in baseball tennis and track will be chosen. The girls have worked hard this quarter to earn a place on one team. The tournament is set for Thursday June 7 with track at 3 15 baseball at 4 16 and tennis during the baseball game.
Mrs J L Rumbaugh Heads to Yakima for Summer Visit
Mrs J L Rumbaugh left Monday afternoon for Yakima Washington to spend part of the summer at the home of her son Argyll.
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G. T. Paul
Paul
T. E. Luebben
T. D. Olmsted
Yakima
J. L. Rumbaugh
Yakima, Wash
Argyll
Army Ionoplane T2 Performs Transcontinental Flight Record
The Army Ionoplane T2, used by Lieutenants Oakley G. Kelly and John A. Mace in a notable transcontinental flight, is described as a cabin Fokker design built by the Fokker company of Amsterdam. It features a 76 foot wing span, a 409 HP Liberty engine, a gross weight of 10 800 pounds, and carries 785 gallons of gas 85 gallons of oil and 25 gallons of water.
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Army
Oakley G. Kelly
John A. Mace
Exide
Fred Woodside
Fokker
Fokker Company
Amsterdam
Holland
Asbridge Seeks Governor's Job for 1924 Primary Bid
Joseph L. Asbridge, Montana United States marshal for seven years, intends to seek the Democratic nomination for governor in the 1924 primaries. He has long served in Musselshell County's state assembly, is a stockman, and owns a Flathead Lake farm. His resignation is dated to July 1 or when his successor qualifies amid a pending Republican appointment.
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Asbridge
Joseph L. Asbridge
United States Marshal
Montana
State Assembly
Musselshell
Flathead Lake
Pease Plays Visitor in Dillon Court Visit
H A Pease spent Monday in Dillon attending to legal matters in the district court. He formerly lived in the city and practiced law here in partnership with Roy Stephenson.
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H. A. Pease
Dillon
District Court
Mr. Pease
This
Roy Stephenson
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Chinook
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Minnesota
Louis Anderson
South Dakota
Frank Thibedegu
Normal
Jon
Quitman Owen
Beaverhead High School
Clark
Pillow
N. E. French
Gertrude French
F. Nelson
Fern Andrus
Clyde Kutler
Boise
Pauline van de Walker
Otto Schulz
Eugene Bond
Iblings
Pluma Tatersall
Miss van de Walker
James Drake
Wisconsin
W. E. Stephenson
W. H. Keller
Stephenson
Clara Plant
Lucille
Strange
I. H.dahl
Fox Film Exchange
Pease
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Cleveland
Wooltex
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