Iowa Visitors Honored In Pinochle Gatherings
Mr and Mrs John Gelhaus hosted a pinochle party for Mrs Hugh Bulger and her daughter from Burlington Iowa. Four tables enjoyed the game and refreshments. Mrs Charlotte Ballard and Miss Helen Bulger held an afternoon party for the Bulgers with card games and treats. Miss Helen Catherine Ballard attended a pinochle party hosted by Miss Vella Farmer then departed Thursday for Cincinnati to enter the conservatory of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Gelhaus
Hugh Bulger
Burlington
Iowa
Charlotte Ballard
Miss Helen Bulger
Misses Bulger
Helen Catherine Ballard
Vella ‘Farmer
Miss Ballard
Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music
Dillon Social Roundup Trades News and Visits
Helena visitor Wi n ea G. Raymond Soule spends a day in Dillon. Numerous residents from Blaine, Salmon, Butte, Bozeman, Great Falls, Anaconda, Missoula, Seattle, Spokane, and Billings visit, vacationers head to Yellowstone Park, and local meetings include the Republican state central committee in Helena and the Democratic central committee gathering.
Alma DeCelles Returns Home After Visit
Miss Alma DeCelles, visiting her sister Mrs. J. E. Kelly, left for her home in Butte on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma DeCelles
J. E. Kelly
Butte
Churches SOCIETY Sebree Street Services Invite
The sermon series is held every Sunday at 11 o'clock on Sebree Street. The public is cordially invited to attend the services.
Mass Schedule for Pastor Leschnerنش
Pastor F X Leschner conducts Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 30. Evening service at 7 30. Weekday Mass at 8. Confessions Saturday 3–5 and 7–9. First Friday Mass at 6 30.
First Presbyterian News Notice
Rev. Thomas J. Simons, Minister, reports no services this day due to undisclosed reasons.
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Thomas J. Simons
Methodist Church Conference Sunday Notice
Sunday school for all ages at 10 00. Next Sunday is Conference Sunday so there will be no preaching services.
Bulger Family Leaves for Burlington After Visit
Mrs. Hugh Bulger and her two daughters Misses Alice and May Bulger departed Thursday for their Burlington Iowa home after spending several weeks visiting at the Bulger residence.
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Hugh Bulger
Alice
May Bulger
Burlington
Iowa
Bulger
Albright to Speak at First Baptist Sunday Service
R E Albright, professor, will address the 11 o'clock service at First Baptist Church with a balanced topic. Sunday School starts at 10:00. There will be no evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.E. Albright
Mr. Albright
Local Dillon Residents Attend Grand Lodge Meeting
Mr and Mrs Lambert Eliel and Mr and Mrs M L Davidson and son visited Gibbonsville Idaho last Sunday where Davidson, a former Beaverhead county resident, met old friends Bruce Risley Tom DuBois and G T Paul delegates to the grand lodge in Billings. Mrs T E Luebben and Mrs George Lovell attended the grand chapter OES meeting as Dillon delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Orr
Dillon Masons
Grand Lodge
Billings
Louis Schmittroth
Salt Lake
Utah
Idaho
Lambert Eliel
M. L. Davidson and
Gibbonsville
Davidson
Beaverhead County
Bruce Risley
Tom DuBois
G. T. Paul
T. E. Luebben
George Lovell
Grand Chapter
Dillon
St James Episcopal Church Announces Fall Service Schedule
St James Episcopal Church reports Rector H N Traggitt Jr stating next Sunday closes the summer schedule with four Holy Communion services at 9:00 AM. The full fall schedule and activities begin Sunday September 2 with additional services to follow.
Bankers Help Out In Community Farm Programs
The Oklahoma Bankers Association funds ten scholarships at A and M College Stillwater through five groups, chosen by the Extension Department on merit. A Fayettesville banker is credited with boosting local farmers by introducing purebred Holsteins, funding a county agent, and supporting youth club work with prizes. Randolph County Ark shows bankers financed 43 purebred heifers, 3000 eggs, and four purebred Jersey bulls to bolster farming productivity.
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Oklahoma Bankers Association
A. & M. College
Stillwater
Fayettesville
Arkansas
Randolph County
Ark
Jersey
Breed Origin of the Great Dane Debated
The Great Dane origin sparks theories and controversy about its source and development. Though named for Denmark, modern lines trace to German breeders with ancient roots in Egypt and Europe. The breed likely descended from ancient dogs and mixed with Ulmer Dogge and other German stock before adopting the Deutsche Dogge name in late 19th century Germany.
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Denmark
Germany
Antiquity of Coroners and British Practice
The coroner’s office is an ancient English institution led by the lord chief justice as chief coroner. Originally only knights could hold it, later a £20 per annum property requirement sufficed. Today legal or medical professionals often secure vacant posts, coroners in Britain being appointed for life.
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Great Britain
Fifty Fifty on 50-50 Finances Sparks Commuter Debate
A Philadelphia Record reader recalls a midnight local exchange where a cynical commuter mocked women’s 50-50 talk. He claims women pay only sometimes and rely on men for tipping and bills, while other riders in the men-only smoker nod in assent.
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Philadelphia Record
Immortality Through Service Says Grove Patterson
A Mobile Register quote emphasizes that people seek lasting fame not through wealth but through service to others. By extending life beyond personal days, individuals build enduring memory through their deeds and contributions.
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Grove Patterson
Mobile Register
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T. E. Gray
Billards
S. Main St
Butte Mont
Bond Grocery Co
F. H. Bimrose
Ecm
Raymond Soule
Helena
Mose Smyth
Blaine
William Brown
Salmon
H. F. Best
Elkhorn Springs
H. W. Brenner
Grant
Dale English
E. Morse
Louise Taylor
Bozeman
Melvin Smith
Great Falls
Carl Taylor
Mrs. F. D. Willis
Yellowstone Park
F. X. Leschner
Irene Bryan
Melrose
E. J. Bowman
Helen Galt
Anaconia
G. E. Linson
B. N. Sharp
A. J. Clift
Mrs
Elmer Woodside
Spokane
Fred Woodside
George F. Dart
M. B. Herron
Boulder
Townsend
O. M. Best
Helen Ida
Michigan
Eastern States
Frank Cram
Canton, N. Y
S. 8. Patterson
Cram
F. A. Hazelbaker
Republican State Central Committee
Ben Mallon
Democratic Central Committee
Vincent E. Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Western Newspaper Union
Kh. F. Sill
W. F. Jacobson
Clarence Koenig
Koenig and Hildreth
Colorado
A. A. Elliott
Whitefish
Morton
W. E. Stephenson
Forest Bayerd
The
Union Electric Company
W. F. Cashmore
Dewey
U. S. Sanitary Board
Capitol
H. L. McCaleb
Jack Teers
Leadore
George Pyle
M. J. Allen
Missoula
Francis Tonney
Idaho Points
George Harris of
Chateau
Chester Hale
Chris Overgard
Armstead
John Inabnit
Big Hole Basin
Jesse Finsley
Anastacia Boger
M. A. Henneberry
Los Angeles
Chauncey Murphy
Washington State
W. J. Sewell
Independence
Kansas
G. L. Sewell
A. J. Tessier
John Tessier
Seattle
Ben J. Brown
Oregon Short Line
Ellen Shields
John Shields
J. C. Fuller
Nunn
Bush
Christian Science
Society
Sebree Street
ST. Rose Catholic Church
F. X. Leschner, Pastor
First Presbyterian
H. B. Ricketts
First Baptist Church
R. O. Shannon
ST. James Episcopal Church
H. N. Traggitt, Jr
Tribune Pub. Co
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