Beav erhead couples wed as Tash ties in Grasshopper valley
Miss Eleanor Selway and Wilbur Tash were married with Rby J. Méoke officiating last Thursday. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. John G. Albers. The bride, daughter of Mrs. John G. Albers, is a Beaverhead County native and former Beaverhead County High School and Montana State Normal College graduate who taught in Grasshopper. Groom, youngest son of W S Tash, is a Beaverhead High School graduate active in the C L ranch on the Grasshopper and will make their home there.
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Wilbur Tash
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W D. Ross
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Butte
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W. D. Ross
Mountain Home
Idaho
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Sam Wilkinson
Northfield
Minn
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Southern California
Elizabeth Clemon
James Jackson
James Montgomery
Centennial Valley
Local Personal News And State Supreme Court Ruling
Dillon and area residents report visits and travel from Great Falls Jackson Lima and Dillon. Notables include Marie Louise Taylor Edith Saxton Helen Galt and Sadie Baldwin. Montana Supreme Court denies vacancies for governor and lieutenant governor and dismisses mandamus filings.
Fire Chief gasoline marketed to American tourists
Texaco promotes Fire Chief as the favorite gasoline of American tourists citing studies on mileage and performance. The emergency leaded fuel is claimed to deliver more power and smoother driving at ordinary prices, with availability at Texaco stations nationwide.
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Reductions in Ford V-8 prices take effect June 16
Ford Motor Co announces price cuts of 10 to 15 dollars on 1934 Ford V-8 passenger models and 10 to 20 dollars on V-8 commercial cars and trucks effective Friday June 16. Tudor sedans drop 15 dollars, other standard types 10 dollars, while roadster and cabriolet deluxe prices stay unchanged.
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Montana duck hunters must obtain federal and state licenses
Montana duck hunters this fall must carry both a federal migratory waterfowl license and a state permit. The new regulation adds a federal requirement alongside the existing state licensing.
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