Alumni dance and reunion at County High School
The annual alumni reunion at County High School was held in Dillon with a Ginner dance and decorated new guild hall. Lawrence Price led as MC. Miss Julia Anderson welcomed guests, Clifton McLaughlin spoke for the class of 1928, and Principal A. T. Peterson praised school progress. Other events included reminiscences, vocal numbers, a dance by Betty Hall, and dancing to the Baxter-Tonrey orchestra. The dinner and repast followed at the Fin sth hotel.
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Beg
County High School
Guild Hall
Lawrence Price
Julia Anderson
The
Association
Clifton McLaughlin
A. T. Peterson
Warren Stone
Roscoe Cornel
J. P. Best
George Melton
Mary Schoenborn
Married in Butte at St John Episcopal Church
Miss Mary Christensen and Mr. Edward B. Hastings wed last Sunday in Butte at St John Episcopal Church with Rev Chap man officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Eugene Cossman of Butte.
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Mary Christensen
Edward B. Hastings
Butte
St. John Episcopal Church
Chapman
Eugene Cossman
Birthday dinner and bridge honor Mrs Graeter
Miss Clara Plant and Mrs Helen Randolph hosted at the Country Inn last Monday for Mrs A W Graeter's birthday. A dinner with fine appointments followed by a drive to Mrs Randolph’s home for bridge. Miss Clara Adams led with high score and Mrs E L Poindexter saved low score, each receiving a linen handkerchief.
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Clara Plant
Helen Randolph
A. W. Graeter
Mrs Rees Visit Includes Needlework And Tea
Miss Clara Plant hosted yesterday at a Kensington at the home of her son John Rees to entertain Mrs Rees visiting from Salt Lake City. Spring flowers decorated the rooms and guests enjoyed conversation and needle work before refreshments were served.
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Clara Plant
Kensington
Rees
Salt Lake City
John Rees
Journal celebration at State Normal College event
A gathering honored the journals of the State Normal College with music and various kinds of entertainment. Delicious refreshments were served during the evening.
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State Normal
Sunday Supper Hosts and Local Club Gatherings
The report notes a series of social events at the Country Inn and Jardine Rise ranch home. The Hylo Pinochle club plans a May 31 meeting. Mrs Helen Randolph hosts a country inn dinner and the Manse and St Rose guilds hold tomorrow afternoon gatherings hosted by Mrs Frank Paul and Mrs Angon Baxter.
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Helen Randolph
Country Inn
Manse Society
Jardine Rise
St. Rose Guild
Frank Paul
Paul
Angon Baxter
Local Residents Return From Travels and Visits
Mrs. R. M. Barrett came back from Chicago and other eastern cities last Sunday. Mr. Barrett and Master Jack motored to Butte to meet her. Miss Theresa LaRock, a Three Forks school instructor, spent the week end in Dillon with friends before paying for her Harlem home. Mrs. Walter Brearley and children are expected this week from Rockford Illinois and will spend part of the summer here. Miss Carolyn White arrives home this week from southern California where she has spent the winter and spring months.
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Ding
Finsth
Chicago
New York City
Washington, D. C
Dillon
Roe Apartments
Hastings
N. P. Christensen
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Christie’s
Mr. Hastings
Ryan Fruit Company
Butte
R. M. Barrett
Barrett
Jack
Theresa LaRock
Three Forks
Harlem
Walter Brearley
Rockford
Carolyn White
California
Wool prices rise as county clips move to warehouses
The Rise Ranch Company of Medicine Lodge and other figures ship 2800 fleeces from six county flocks to First National Wool warehouse. Hawkin's Warehouse prepares for Beaverhead's 1928 clip estimated at two and a half million pounds as shearing begins with machine work and crews in multiple sections. Fleeces are reported in unusually good condition.
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Rise Ranch Company
Medicine Lodge
Peter Peterson
Sheep Creek
Ike’ Edinger
Divide
Tom ‘Cantrell
Dell
Arthur Brown
Colored’ ‘Worsted Mills
Providence
Earl Cantrell
National Wool Warehouse
Foster
Melton
Hawkins
Misalaippi
Wort
New Bus Line To Run From Dillon South
St Louis and points south and east will be served by a new line managed by Alf Stivers and Henrickson. The Royal Coach company operates the large comfortable biteses. 18 trips are planned between all points including Deal and Alf.
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Dillon
St. Louis
Wear
Royal Coach’ Company
al, Deal
Alf. (Stivers) Henrickson
Big Hole Basin
Coronation Dance Features Interpretative Class Members
The article notes dances by members of the interpretative class under Miss Smith during the coronation ceremony. Dancers include Dorothy Luebben, Dorothy Ann Groshean, Joe Temple, Buddy Wedam, Jack Chapman, Robert Peterson, and Taylor, with a chain dance and bear dance as part of the program.
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Luebben
Dorothy
Groshean
Dorothy Ann Gosman
Pred Chapman
Jack ‘Temple
Joe
Taylor
Buddy Wedam
Robert
Peterson
Ander
Miss Smith
Chain
Local Committee Names General Chair And Manager
A fragment lists Mildred Johnson as general chairman and names a business manager and other members, indicating revised leadership roles in a local committee.
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Migs
Mildred Johnson
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Mrs. Graeter
Mrs. Rees
Miss Nellie Little
Billy
Dream Fairy
Herbert Lill
Anna Mayfield
Anne Belle
Hartwig
Bob Watson
Johnnies
Mayfield
Florence ‘Parish
Mona ‘Harding
Annie: Christensen
Columbine
Merle Schmittroth
Florence Parish
Hazel McGrath
Ruth
Helga Anderson
Castile
Dorothy McCulley
Schultz
Spaulding
Wright
Crosby
Anthony
Riffer
Lois Medaker
Hanging Gardens
Dorothy Graves
Helen Erwin Bong
Katie Kids
Virginia Backus
Anna Meyfield
Vera May Hopkins
Roy Forrester
Anna Belle Hartwig
Herbert Sill
Ruth Deputy
Kenneth Barry
Rose Marie Pedrotti
James McCulley
Allie Hancock
Margaret. Eidstrup
Essport
Burns
Merz
Richmond
Helen
Marjorie
Oppstols
Anna Belle
Hattwi Marian
Williams
Haserh
Margaret Sues Ake Kellum
Helen Bryli
G Graves
Margaret
Lois Is Medsker
Mpadist
Rose
Marie
Pedrotti
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Tope
Asabel Nelson
Cs. Jere Ve
Wielahouse
Venneet Thanauswaes Ten Cereneen
Ricketts
Jan Kellum
CLUBS
Maevid
Chevro
FORD
Othe
Choice
An.o.k
Montana
Aah
Nourney
W. Ga. Gilbert
Misa
Georgia Matthews
Ralph Harding
Fern ‘Kunde
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