Birthday and social gatherings highlight Roundup society notes
Mrs Campbell hosted a dinner party honoring Mrs Frank Wright with a pink and white theme and games and music. Mr and Mrs J C Wedum hosted Roundup Normal college students for an evening of cards and conversation with refreshments. Mrs Sam Trollinger hosted a birthday surprise party at the Trollinger ranch featuring pinochle and a late supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wedum
Normal College
Sam Trollinger
Trollinger
Local couples wed in Dillon and Butte ceremonies
Olga Rebich of Dillon and George Baker of Butte were granted marriage licenses last Friday. Ruth Hanlon married Ross J. Harkness in Butte. The notices list numerous social club meetings and visits in Dillon and nearby towns, including hostesses, dinners, and entertainment events, with names such as Mrs. Vachon, Miss Carolyn White, and Mrs. Morand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Rebich
Dillon
George Baker
Butte
Ruth Hanlon
Residents Move As Huber Visits In Bute
A traveler arrived last week from San Diego and will settle in Dillon. Huber visited in Bute Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rived
San Diego
Dillon
Huber
Bute
Spring lambing drives high yield for Miles City flocks
Miles City reports a strong lambing season with about 2 000 head on the North Side and the rest south on Tongue river. Ideal weather and good fodder kept flocks in excellent winter condition. Last year Pope flocks lambed at Fort Keogh. Some worry about May crop due to December breeding weather. Production already near 100 percent with many twin lambs.
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Miles City
G. B. Pope
Sunday Creek
Tongue River
Fort Keogh
Governor lifts livestock shipment ban from infected regions
Helena April 29 Acting on a state livestock sanitary board recommendation Governor J B Erickson revoked a prior proclamation that prohibited shipping livestock and produce into the state from certain localities due to foot and mouth disease in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Livestock Sanitary Board
J. B. Erickson
California
New Spring Hats One Third Off at Baldwins
An assortment of new tailor ed spring hats goes on sale at one third off at Baldwins this Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwins
Dues Cut in Montana Sportsmen’s Association
The Montana State Sportsmen's Association lowers affiliation dues to 25 cents per member annually. Board Chairman Glen A. Smith tasked to explore creating a western branch of the National Game conference with reps from 11 western states, aiming for a possible conference this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana State Sportsmen's Association
Glen A. Smith
Nephew of W W Hawkins Dies in Accident
The seven year old son of W W Hawkins sister died when a revolver picked up by a twelve year old companion at the latter's home in Alger Washington accidentally discharged striking the boy. The incident occurred last week at the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hawkins
First National Bank
Mr. Hawkins
Alger
Wash
Rotary Banquet Tonight With Wives as Guests
Members of the Dillon Rotary club will entertain their wives at a banquet at 7 o'clock in the dining room of the Andrus hotel. The dinner replaces the regular weekly Rotary luncheon scheduled for today at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus Hotel
Rotary
Hats at Baldwins One Third Off Friday and Saturday
A spring sale features pat tern hats at Baldwins offering one third off for Friday and Saturday. In other news, St James Episcopal church members held a pep session at the Guildhall last Wednesday with original games and stunts, followed by refreshments. about 100 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
Guildhall
Beaverhead News Roundup May 1895 to 1915 Highlights
Local items include crowded stage lines to Bannack and a San Francisco murder remand case, plus Dillon soda fountain openings and a Beav erhead club reception. May 1915 notes cover war progress, Beaverhead Lumber sale to Gimble, Dell property sale to Carr, city government turmoil, I W W arrival to Dillon, high school track win, and a declamatory contest won by Lawrence Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannack
San Francisco
Theodore Durant
Hag
Blanch Lamont
Miss Marian
Williams
Phil Anderegg
Beaverhead Lumber Company
Messrs
H. S. Gimble
A. P. Gimble
A. L. Badcon
G. P. Hughes
Dell
F .M. Carr
Chinook
Mont
J. H. Gilbert
Dillon
Butte
Beaverhead Athletic Club
Henry Wyatt
High Point
H. B. ‘Squlen
Lawrence Price
Beacher
Lincoln
Hats on sale at Baldwins one third off Friday and Saturday
Baldwins offers a large array of attractive spring hats at one third off this Friday and Saturday. Customers can find a wide selection of styles and colors during the weekend sale event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwins
Osteopathic Reunion Invited for Toronto Convention
Dr Lawrence Morand of Mellen Block received an invitation to join his osteopathic class reunion in Canada. The Chicago College of Osteopathy graduate of 1911 notes the profession plans its first outside United States convention in Toronto in early July. The era marks broader outreach with a ship chartered to visit Great Britain hospitals and clinics and Paris Pasteur and Radium Institutes, plus on board post graduate instruction by leading physicians.
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Canada
Lawrence 8. Morand
Mellen
Morand
Chicago College of Osteopathy
Osteopathic Profession
Toronto
United States
Great Britain
Paris
Montana Shows Welle in Juice Production
Washington April 30 More than fifty nine billion kilowatt hours of electricity were produced in the United States from water power and fuel in 1924 with New York leading. Interior department computations today showed that California dropped to second. New York produced 19.84 percent of the electricity generated from water power in 1924, California 15.76, Washington 7.08, Montana 5.69, South Carolina 4.35, Idaho 3.96, Michigan 3.78 and Iowa 3.48.
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Washington
United States
New York
Interior Department
California
Montana
South Carolina
Idaho
Michigan
Iowa
Display of pianos at Andrus hotel by Ward couple
Mr and Mrs A Ward arrived early this week from Butte and will display pianos and phonographs at the Andrus hotel. Orton’s of Mr Ward will remain here through the week for the exhibition of instruments and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ward
Butte
Andrus Hotel
Orton
Ward
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Tered
Dilton
Congress
THE
Dillon Examiner
Mrs Wright
O. A. Vachon
Whithards
Theta
Alf Cashmore
B. W. Emerick
Carolyn White
L. F. Molleur
Rerbridge Club
W. H. Stephan
M. B. Ald Society
Sherman Hughes
Watt
Vachon
J. W. Scott
J. B. Saltz
LaGrande Young
Weiser
Roy Hernson
Manse Society
Rand
Jardine Rife
Mary Christianson
George Mudd
Fishtrap
Cora Taylor
Ruth Fairchild
Fairchild
Roundup High School
Leroy Elliott
Fort Benton
W. H. Wade
Salt Lake City
Amos Elliott
Judge
Marion Judge
B* Gleed
Salmon City
Ruth Garland
Bernice
Wiggleworth
Erickson
DUES
Our City
Beaverhead
Dillon Treble Clef Club
Venora Metlen
Gertrude
Denver
Ble Hole
L. P. Phillips
Osteopathic Reunion
WELLE
Terry Browning
Butte Floral Co
Rife
Armstead
Jack Carney
Reed, Lloyd-Leon
Harry Tash
Northside Country Club
Julia Selway
Katie
Joplin
Atiamson Hous
White Rocks
Rhode Island
George Opp
South
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Cali
Smith
Iphone
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