Martin and Blanche Boyer wed in Dillon ceremony
Charles Martin and Blanche Boyer secured a marriage license on August 10 and married at Rev. D L Reid's Dillon residence. Martin, a state prison guard, and the bride, a Butte native, will reside in Deer Lodge. Later, Dillon’s Baptist Aid picnic saw 50 attendees with Mrs James Phillips delivering humorous recitations while Dick Cosgrove of the Montana Market stays home ill.
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Charles Martin
Blanche Boyer
Butte
D. L. Reid
Mr. Martin
Deer Lodge
Dillon
A. B. Martin
Martin
Baptist Aid
Michelson
Kentucky Avenue
James Phillips
Dillon Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Connections
Rodgers and Gilbert attorneys swore in Lima on a legal matter. Mrs A G Williams returned from a visit to her old home in Hespeler Canada. E J Druker family left for a Yellowstone tour. Miss Sallie Baker travels to Portland Oregon for several weeks. Reba Quinn went east to buy a full stock of goods. James Jardine and Nellie left for Hespeler Canada after visiting U S Rife. Fred Viel plans to open a cash grocery in Deer Lodge with Guy Stratton as manager. The funeral of Joe Welch was held from the family home Rev Foley officiating with Mountain View interment. A son born to Mr and Mrs James N Mansfield of Grant Montana at St James hospital. The Mansfield family will return to Grant. Butte Post.
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Rodgers & Gilbert
Lima
A. G. Williams
Hespeler
Canada
E. J. Druker
Yellowstone National Park
Miss Reba
Quinn
James Jardine
Nellie
U. S
Fred Viel
Deer Lodge
Guy Stratton
Salmon
Little Joe Welch
St Louis Judge Visits Butte Seeks Summer Relief
Judge R L Shakelton of St Louis wore summer attire in a Butte hotel lobby and complained of cold as his party planned to travel to Dillon for a rest. His wife joined in describing St Louis heat while a local to a Butte resident retorted that August here is summer weather.
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Palm Beach
Judge R. L. Shakelton
St. Louis
Finlen Hotel
Missouri City
Butte
Beaverhead Alberta oil well makes rapid progress
The Beaverhead Alberta company reports the oil well is down about 1460 feet and sinking rapidly. Obstructions delaying work have been removed and operations proceed smoothly. Secretary Treas Grigg expresses optimism in a letter to stockholders about striking oil soon. Officers and drillers earn credit for faith and persistence.
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Beaverhead-Alberta
Grigg
Marshall Field and family visit Lima on Sunday
Marshall Field cashier of the Security State Bank of Dillon traveled with his family and Mr. Christensen and family through Lima on Sunday en route to Sheep Creek. Field stopped in Lima to visit H. T. Kraabel. Roy Rettig of St Paul, former Tribune shop operator, tours the west by motorcycle and called at the office Saturday night. His father, once a Tribune employee, is at the Colorado Springs Printers Home. Harriet Jorgenson two years old was kicked in the face by a broncho last week but likely has no lasting scar.
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Marshall Field
Mr. Christensen
Lima
Sheep Creek
Mr. Field
Security State Bank of Dillon
H. T. Kraabel
Ledger
Roy Rettig
St.Paul
Tribune
Colorado Springs
Harriet
Jorgen Jorgenson
Big Hole Bazin News
Flint family in town en route to Colorado for three weeks
H. S. Flint of the Great Falls Call with his family visited Wednesday. The group planned a three weeks auto trip to Colorado and includes L. E. Flint, former Tribune city editor.
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H. S. Flint
Great Falls
Colorado
Mr. Flint
L. E. Flint
The
Tribune
H. D. Hildreth and Son Visit Medicine Lodge The City
H D Hildreth and son George of Medicine Lodge spent Thursday in this city visiting local relatives and checking on business matters.
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H. D. Hildreth
George of
Medicine Lodge
Disappointment voiced on President Harding by banker George L. Ramsey
The Helena Independent interview quotes George L. Ramsey criticizing President Harding as not big enough for the job and nicknaming him the Main Street president. The Tribune disputes Ramsey’s view and cites bipartisan opinions praising Harding’s progress in handling complex issues.
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Harding
Ramsey
Main Street
Helena
the Tribune
Polson
Miss Knippenburg Guest at A Potts Home in Cleveland
Miss Knippenburg of Cleveland Ohio is a guest at the A Potts residence in Cleveland. The brief social item notes her visit and the host household.
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Miss Knippenburg
Cleveland, O
A. Potts
Pow Wow A Rally Of Leisure And Legion Hospitality
The piece urges a yearly Pow Wow rather than a county fair. It promises a joyful reunion and rest from work, praising the Legion’s effort to stage a spirited event with good fellowship and ample entertainments for all in Dillon.
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Legion
Dillon
Social gathering at Northside Country Club hosted by Nelson and Christiansen
Mrs P G Nelson and Mrs Otto Christiansen will entertain guests next Tuesday August 16 at the home of Mrs Nelson for a social event at the Northside Country Club venue hosted by the two organizers.
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Northside Country Club
P. G. Nelson
Otto Christiansen
Nelson
Mrs H G Rodgers Ill With Severe Cold Past Ten Days
Mrs. H. G. Rodgers has been ill for ten days with a severe cold. She is under home care and reported improving slowly.
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H. G. Rodgers
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Huber Bros. Jewelers and Opticians
Masonic Temple
Martin-Boyer
Baptist Aid Picnic
Dick Cosgrove
Montana
Dillon News Briefs
Eaton's
Ighland
Tribune Book Store
Duucoater Nmirs
J. F. Aten
Beaverhead Milling & Elevator Co
Dillon, Montana
Dr. Price
Dr. Price Cook Book
Independence Boulevard
Chicago
Illinois
Butte Post
J.E. Monroe
George L. Ramsey
VA Aint
Frank A.hazelbaker
Pres
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