Hoffman Wheat Nuptials Highlight Dillon Social Notes
Miss Helen Hoffman and Earl Kenneth Wheat wed at St. Rose Catholic Church with Rev Father Lechner officiating. Attendants included Miss Barl Scully and Mr. Saxe Martin. Bride given by uncle Joseph Dowling and wore brown velvet ensemble. Reception at Country Inn followed by motor trip to Flathead Lake for honeymoon.
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St. Rose Catholic Church
Father Lechner
Helen Hoffman
Earl Kenneth Wheat
Barl Scully
Dillon
Saxe Martin
Bozeman
Joseph Dowling
Dell
Miss Scully
Country Inn
Flathead Lake
Ray Shannon
Stahl Apartments
Harl Kenneth Wheat
Susan Strub
Strub
Alma Christensen
Editorial on Panics Echoes 1857 Mood Across Years
Editorial notes that today mirrors 1857 panic and malaise with derailed commerce and politics. It cites Harper’s Weekly on fears of declining prosperity, then lists local social and club activities in Dillon as a contrast to economic gloom.
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Harper's Weekly
France
Russia
Europe
China
Frankest Treatment of Love and Marriage Sparks Debate
A bold exploration of modern romance challenges traditional norms, examining intimacy, commitment, and social expectations with provocative insight. The piece weighs personal freedom against conventional duty, stirring public discussion about relationships and marriage.
Cracked Nuts Dizzy Whirl Tops Cuckoo Kingdom
A quirky note describes the crowned kings of the Cuckoo Kingdom and their ongoing dizzy antics as they perform in a comic scene dubbed Cracked Nuts.
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Cuckoo Kingdom
1932 Auto License Plates Color Change Adopted
The 1932 Montana plates will feature white figures on a black background. Montana is among 13 states and the District of Columbia reversing colors this year with 26 color schemes overall. White on black and white on blue are each used by six states.
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Dillon P. T. A
F. A. Hazelbaker
F. D. Willis
R. D. Curry
J. E. Kelly
R. Forrester
F. Bayerd
W. Grimes
Gibbons
J. Orr
Waldorf
W. Gilbert
Randolph
Snodgrass
Theta
Constance Barrett
W. A. Graeter
Carroll Study Club
D. I. Emerick
Boss Emerick
Shakespeare Club
St. James Guild Hall
George Strub
Bluebird Club
Montana
Automobile Club of Washington
District of Columbia
New Freezing Process Preserves Fresh Flavor in Foods
A new quick freezing method uses 50 degrees below zero to lock in taste and texture for months. Clarence Birseye, the inventor, states meats seafoods poultry vegetables and fruits are processed without harmful chemicals or organisms.
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Clarence Birseye
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Lohington
Finley Watson
Harold Wheat
Miss Ballard
Mendelssohn
Mayme Hoffman
Beaverhead County
Montana College
Chi- Omega
Earl H. Wheat
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Clara Plant
Lorenzo Cushing
Sarah McConnell
Elkhorn Springs
California
Butte
Charles R. Price
Fred’ Woodside
L. R. Margett
Daughters of the Nile Sewing Club
Margett
Tirzah Temple
Mesdames Rundell
Garfield
Perler
Downing
Normal College
Hoffman
Clubs
EB. W. Crichton
Birch Creek P. T. A
Birch Creek
W. E. Roberts
Frank Beehrer
Glenn Squires
John Wolfe
Fred Johnson
Baptist Aid Society
Robert Frakes
Theodore Wright
de- Molay
Masonic Temple
Diana Rebekah Lodge
Henry G. Rodgers
I. B. Patterson
Baby
Frank Poole
Dan Little
Margaret Krulyjac
St. Helena
Calif
Martin Jackson
Joseph Smith
Dillion
Jackson Ranch
Big Hole Basin
Warren Dufur
W. D. Ross
Ike Rife
Howard Flitner
Little Son
Annabel Desmond
Louise Allison
Louis Potter
Seattle
Huber
Potter
Nell Doyle
Lima
Byron Nay
Rochester
Dillon Meat Company
Hartwig
Conrad Nagel
Genevieve Tobin
Basil Rathbone
Rose Hobart
Dorothy Lee
Bert Wheeler and
Robert Woolsey
Ricardo Cortez
Kay Francis
Anita Louise
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
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