Dillon Couple United in Matrimony in Dillon
Miss Hazel Brown and Harvey Sorenson were married Monday in Dillon in a small ceremony attended by friends and relatives. The bride, daughter of H. H. Brown, works at Dillon Dry Goods. the groom, son of Martin Sorenson, is employed by Gracter Grocery. They will reside in Dillon.
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Hazel Brown
Harvey Sorenson
Dillon
H. H. Brown
Martin Sorenson
Dillon Dry Goods
Gracter Grocery Company
Reverend and Mrs Smith Return from Coast Vacation
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Smith returned home Friday after a Pacific coast vacation visiting relatives in coast cities. In Medford Oregon Rev Smith officiated at the wedding of his son Stephen a professor at Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis to Miss Hutoka Miller daughter of Dr and Mrs H A Miller of Medford. The previous year Rev Smith officiated at his other son Robert B Smith's marriage in Park City Montana where he serves as school principal.
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Edward Smith
Pacific Coast
Medford
Ore
Robert B. Smith
Park City
Montana
Stag Dinner Honors Rev. Thomas W Bennett
A stag dinner was hosted at the Cashmore home in yellow decor honoring Rev. Thomas W. Bennett. Guests included Rev. T. W. Bennett RR. Price T. D. Olmsted BE. C. Beck E. K. Frye and W. F. Cashmore who enjoyed a five course meal and a happy evening.
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Thomas W. Bennett
W. F. Cashmore
Cashmore
Rev
T. W. Bennett
RR. Price
T. D. Olmsted
BE. .C,. Beck
E. K. Frye
Faculty Party at High School Gym Pleases Students
A faculty party hosted by students of the Normal college was held at the High school gymnasium Saturday night and enjoyed by all in attendance.
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Normal College
Swain Marries Margaret Hatfield in Onekama Michigan
Mrs H H Swain of Helena formerly of Dillon married August 15 in Onekama Michigan to Miss Margaret Hatfield daughter of Prof J Taft Hatfield Northwestern University Evanston IL. Swain teaches history at University of Illinois Urbana. The Woman's Home Missionary Society MEM church holds annual picnic at Mrs Wiseman's home Thursday August 25 at 3 PM. Bring sandwiches and another dish.
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Eees Sun
Ani
Helena
Dillon
Onekama
Michigan
Margaret Hatfield
J. Taft’ Hatfield
Northwestern University
Evanston
Swain
University of Illinois At Urbana
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Wiseman
Beaverhead D A R Picnic Set at Beaverhead Rock
The Beaverhead chapter of the D A R plans its annual Lewis and Clark picnic at Beaverhead Rock, also called Point of Rocks, on Labor Day.
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Beaverhead
Beaverhead Rock
Point of Rocks
Labor Day
Local social notes and campus event roundup
Mesdames Walter Taylor Harry Geer and Will Deputy hostesses to the Baptist Aid society next Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Taylor south of town A dancing party for Normal students was held at the High school gym last Friday night Campfire Girls chaperoned by Mrs T E Gilbert spent the week camping at Elkhorn Springs
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Walter Taylor
Harry Geer
Will Deputy
Baptist Aid Society
Mrs. Taylor
T. E. Gilbert
Elkhorn Springs
Mrs P G Nelson Hosts Northside Country Club Meet
Mrs P G Nelson entertained Northside Country Club members at her home last Tuesday afternoon.
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P. G. Nelson
Northside Country Club
Busy Bee Club entertained by Mrs Louis Anderson
Mrs Louis Anderson hosted the Busy Bee club last Sunday afternoon at her home, providing a social gathering for members.
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Mrs. Louis Anderson
Busy Bee Club
Melrose Social Notes Include Several Local Visits
Melrose residents share a busy week with guests and travels. John L. Orr and wife visit F. P. Tate's ranch while George Huber stays with Paul Pesenti. Others journey to Butte Dillon and Browne's Gulch for visits and business.
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Ed Harvey
Wise River
Otto Boetticher
Miss Hazel Lockwood Sees Dillon En Route to Yellowstone
Miss Hazel Lockwood and Miss Nooney of Missoula traveled through Dillon Tuesday en route to Yellowstone National Park. They rode in a Buick roadster and carried camping gear. Miss Lockwood is friends with Miss Mildred Elliott of Missoula.
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Hazel Lockwood
Nooney
Missoula
Dillon
Yellowstone National Park
Miss Lockwood
Mildred Elliott
Hedden Party Visits City En Route to Glacier Park
A. T. Hedden and family with Mrs. Wright sister of Mr. Hedden motored from Billings last Saturday and spent Sunday in the city while en route to Glacier National Park.
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A. T. Hedden
State highway contracts let to lowest bidder praised
The State Highway commission awarded Pipestone Pass road contracts to the lowest responsible bidder as required by law. The Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club say they must mobilize to ensure bidding is done in good faith and at minimum cost to taxpayers.
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State Highway Commission
Pipestone Pass
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Beavers
His Dilemma in a Drowsy Village Hall
A touring stock company with twenty plays performed in a village hall. The show was dull until the hero forgot his line in the third act and asked the prompter to find the correct line. The prompter scrambled through books as the audience waited.
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Los Angeles Times
Local inquiries spark chatter about town uplift plans
In town dialogue, residents ask about uplift movements while referencing Mr. Grabcom. A reply points to checking his checkbook stubs to identify all names associated with the query, suggesting a hidden list behind a private ledger.
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Grabcom
No Sale
Fragmentary text references a salesman gift for a husband and a safety bill. unclear event or date. no identifiable people or organizations. lines appear as stray dialogue snippets.
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Mia
Speaking of a Boy and Lessons Learned
An elder notes a boy’s need to grow while recalling his own failed parenting method from years past. He contrasts the boy’s stubbornness with his own abandoned approach and reflects on lessons still to be learned.
Tax on Credulity Commentary
A wry exchange notes the Jibways as a remarkable couple. The joke hinges on her wealth at marriage and his later ignorance of the fund’s existence, poking fun at memory and finances in domestic life.
Expert Recollection Reveals Burglary Exchange
An interview style exchange shows Mrs Groot and Mrs Loote discussing a burglary. Loote notes the intruder appeared amateurish, prompting reflection on the burglar's approach and timing.
Sir Isaac and the gravitation law discovery comment
In a humorous exchange Senator Sorghum notes the gravity of the claim while praising preplanned enforcement. The remark highlights the implied luck that enforcement facilities were arranged in advance.
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Sir Isaac
Senator Sorghum
Tle
Wheat Markets Turn Bullish As Supplies Tighten
Montana farmers and merchants see bullish factors in wheat outlook as assessments from major centers suggest prices may rise. Winter wheat results are disappointing in the belt, while spring crops suffer from weather tolls. Global acreage totals show 151 million acres planted, US export prospects shrink by about 130 million bushels from last year with drought moderating prospects of bumper yields.
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United States
Canada
India
Keep in Step to Insure Progress on Farm Stabilization
The article argues that farmers now sell most farm products below production cost, predicting collapse of production if kept. It warns prices will rise afterward harming the public and asserts all industries have a stake in stabilizing farm output.
Footbound book agent tours coast to coast this week
A young woman book agent traveled across the country on foot this week. She received many lifts from generous motorists and found meals and lodging free of charge at various ranches along the route.
Graft Charges Possible Probe Near Grand Canyon?
A fragmentary travel tale notes a guide asking a traveler about the Grand Canyon’s depths and a quip about whether the carving was a government job, hinting at possible graft charges in the context.
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Grand Canyon
Insurance man refuses to insure home still
A dialogue shows an insurance man declining to write a policy for a man who asked coverage on his home still. The exchange underscores underwriting caution and legal risk in insuring illicit operations.
Family origins and status draw a young man
A dialogue hints a youth impresses the parents as Ma investigates his family tree and Pa checks his commercial standing. The exchange suggests concern over lineage and social prospects.
Ford Car Cheap at Pow Wow Draw
The American Legion plans a Ford car sale at the Pow Wow with $1.00 tickets. The drawing will be at Dillmont Park and Scotty Tait heads the affair. Holders of lucky numbers need not be present for the drawing.
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American Legion
Dillmont Park
Scotty Tait
General Smuts and Waterloo in the Trish Question
Indications suggest General Smuts, famed for battles and diplomacy, faced a defining defeat as he confronted the Trish question, a turning point in his storied career.
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General Smuts
Lincoln
Trish
Mr and Mrs C B Taylor Visit Butte This Week
Mr and Mrs C B Taylor spent a few days in Butte this week, a brief social stop noted in local society.
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Mrs. C. B. Taylor
Butte
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Post Office
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Sorenson
Rev. Bennett
D. A. R. Picnic
Baptist Aid
Melrose News
Beaverhead Milling & Elevator. Co
Dr. Price
Crocen
Price Baking Powder Factory
Independence Boulevard
Chicago
Illinois
The
Montana Farmer and
Busi
Ness
Frank A. Hazelbaker
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