Dillon Couple Married in Quiet Dillon Home Ceremony
Miss Stella Mayfield wed Lorin Spencer of Sacramento in a noon ceremony at the West Side home of Mr and Mrs Richard Hobson. Rev Edward Smith officiated. The couple departed by afternoon train for California to make their home in Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Cal
Spokane
Portland
California
J. B. Mayfield
Dillon
Montana Mercantile Company
J. S. Baker
Spencer
Spencer Ranch
Jackson
O. M. Best
S. Tdaho St
Frank Nelson
A. Potts
Norman Holden
Mosday
Ruby Wyatt
Butte
Local ranch near Sacramento linked to man in frame
A man described as presently engaged with his father in ranching operations near Sacramento is noted in connection with a case. The source provides limited details about his exact identity or actions.
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Sacramento
Pretty New Year’s Eve Wedding at A A Elliott Home
Miss Mildred Elliott married Ernest Erickson in a private ceremony at the A A Elliott residence in Missoula. Rev T W Bennett officiated before family and close friends. reception featured a red decorated table with miniature bride and groom centerpiece. Mrs Erickson, eldest Elliott daughter, studied at the University of Missoula and works as a stenographer. groom is a mechanical engineer nearing university completion.
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A. A
Missoula
Beaverhead picnic group praises county climate in ad copy
Last Friday a cheerful picnic party cooked a meal by the Beaverhead River using a frying pan and coffee pot. After dinner they sang and played games for an hour before returning to town. One member has kept an unbroken picnic record for twelve years, a fact ideal for Beaverhead County promotion.
Waldorf Tea Honors San Francisco and Harlowton Guests
Mrs. A. F. Waldorf hosted a Monday afternoon tea for guests Mrs. Sarah Waldorf of San Francisco and Mrs. Tooley of Harlowton at the Waldorf home during the holidays. Assistants included Mrs. J. H. Gilbert Mas. J. Morse Mrs. KE. D. Selway Mrs. Van de Walk ey and Mrs. Margaret Morse.
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A. F. Waldorf
Sarah Waldorf
San Francisco
Tooley
Harlowton
Waldorf
Mrs Eva Dull Hosts Card Party at Kensington Dorm
Mrs Eva Dull Miss Katherine Mac Gregor Mrs Jennie Nash and Nina Nash entertained at a card party and Kensington in the dormitory parlors last Saturday. Rooms were decorated with potted plants poinsettias and Christmas green. Refreshments were served at five o clock.
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Eva Dull
Katherine MacGregor
Jennie Nash
Nina Nash
Kensington
Theta Elects Officers After Tuesday Meeting
Theta was entertained by Mrs. W. E. Stephenson on Tuesday evening. Annual election of officers resulted in Miss Elizabeth Sutherland as president Mrs. J. B. Holtz as vice president and Miss Gertrude French as secretary treasurer.
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Theta
W. E. Stephenson
Elizabeth Sutherland
J. B. Holtz
Gertrude French
Williams Card Party At South Washington Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Williams hosted a card party at their South Washington street home Wednesday evening for 86 guests. A fine time was had by all.
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Harry Williams
South Washington Street
Christmas Club Party Hosted by Mrs. Foote
The club held its Christmas party on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. F. S. Foote's home. Ladies spent a very happy afternoon in welcome holiday cheer and fellowship.
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F. 1S. Foote
Hobnob Club Event Hosted by Mrs George Hughes
The Hobnob club will be entertained next Friday January 13 by Mrs George Hughes at her home.
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Hobnob Club
George Hughes
Birthday Dinner for Louise Taylor and Levant
Mrs Louise Taylor hosted a five o'clock New Year’s Day dinner to celebrate her birthday and that of her son Levant.
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Louise Taylor
Levant
Busy Bee club hosts Blaine resident at Caskin home
The Busy Bee club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Frank P. Birrer of Blaine at the home of Mrs. Frank Caskin.
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Busy Bee
Frank P. Birrer
Blaine
Frank Caskin
Thornton Hosts New Year Dinner for Friends
Mr and Mrs C C Thornton entertained a number of friends at a New Year’s dinner Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Jos C Smith Host Dancing Party
Mr and Mrs Jos C Smith hosted a dancing party at their home last night continuing the social season.
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Jos. C. Smith
New Year Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Rees
Mr and Mrs J W Rees entertained a number of friends at a New Year dinner last Sunday.
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J. W. Rees
The Social Eight Hosts Annual Xmas Party
The Social Eight held its annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs R R Rathbone Saturday evening with guests enjoying the holiday gathering.
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R. R. Rathbone
St. Rose Guild meets as Mrs French hosts yesterday
Mrs. M. BE. French hosted the St. Rose guild yesterday. The Women s Foreign Missionary Society will gather next Thursday at 2 30 in the afternoon with Mrs. W. FE. Roberts.
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St. Rose Guild
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Mrs Laura Kress Hosts Informal Friday Night Gathering
Mrs Laura Kress entertained a dozen friends informally Friday night, sharing refreshments and casual conversation in a small home gathering.
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Laura Kress
Montana merchants back price probe amid 1922 retail fears
W A Selvidge president of the Montana Development association says retail merchants are buying agents for consumers and supports a federal price investigation. He warns 1922 will demand lower overhead and aggressive pricing to stay competitive, while stressing cooperation among producers and bankers to raise farmers buying power and curb price exploitation.
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Billings
Mont
W. A. Selvidge
Montana Development Association
United States Attorney General
Montana Development Assocciation
Selvidee
Selvidge
Mr. Selvidge
Dillon News Briefs Marryings and Visits Across Towns
Local notes record visits from Dell, Spokane, Great Falls, Melrose, Wisdom, Armstead and Blaine. Several officials and residents such as banker C C Thornton and Judge G B Law are mentioned with routine activities, health updates, and a minor water main break on South Pacific Street.
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Gosman
Lima
Dillon
South Pacific Street
A. Potts
H. D. Weenink
Ruth
Butte
Minnesota
Taniac
Phoebe Brown
State Insane Asylum
M. Is
Isther Lindorfs
Pomona
Cal
Sheridan
Clerical Error Alters Insurance Coverage on Stored Corn
An insured farmer sought a $1,000 policy for corn stored in his barn. Due to a clerical error, the policy reflected $1,000 coverage for coal and other fuels stored in a private barn instead of corn.
Why Father Smiled
A brief exchange about Sunday school quiet time. A child asks why they must sit still for two hours and the mother replies with a resigned yes. The dialogue reflects attitudes toward religious instruction and parental restraint.
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Mamma
Boston Transcript
When a man loses interest in women’s fashions he’s old
A brief quip notes that interest in women's fashion wanes with age, suggesting a man appears aged by such indifference, even if he is only twenty.
Naval power ratios and conference praise in Washington
The article contrasts historic warning signs with the 5-3 5-5 8 ratio from the Washington arms conference. It notes the Hughes plan approval and commends Japan and delegates for accepting a fair rating. It says the conference work was rapid and satisfactory to all lands.
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United States
Great Britain
Japan
Washington
Nutty Talker Turns Up at Events With Violent Opinions
A local figure described as a freak or nut courts attention by loudly voicing extreme views at public and private gatherings. His remarks are provocative but directed at inconsequential topics, drawing mixed reactions from attendees and organizers.
Chinese Sense of Gratitude and Montana Democratic Strife
A Tokyo widow receives a gift from a wealthy former bandit who saved her husband in the Russo-Japanese War. The tale links to modern Moses Cordell Hull and Montana Democratic infighting as various factions vie for control, with Wheeler supporters targeting Senator Myers and a three-way party split described as muddled and risky.
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Tokyo
Japan
Sakto
Jin Sberia
Smalling
Salto
Port Arthur
Moses
Washington
Butte Evening Post
Cordell Hull
Wheeler
Dunn
Dugcan
Solomon
Sale of Bradgate estate and historic holdings tipped at auction
Auctioneers poised to sell Bradgate estate in Leicestershire once owned by the seventh Earl of Stamford and War Norton birthplace of Lady Jane Grey. The site includes the old hall wrecked by fire and the ruins of Unverscroft priory founded in Henry I’s era.
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Tistoric
England
Sue
Bradgate
Charnwood Forest
Leicester
Earl of Stamford
Warnogton
Jane Grey
Thomas Griey
Dorset
Unverscroft Priory
Robert Blanehmuds
Earl of
Henry I
Othe Prioris
Teacher of Writing Complains
A Springfield Mirror excerpt quotes a writing teacher noting the drift between changing teaching systems and student practice. She recalls historical shifts from vertical to slanting to flowing writing, producing inconsistent styles by graduation and discouraging both pupils and teachers.
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Springfield Mirror
University of the Philippines to wear white caps for April commencement
The university's board of regents approved white caps and gowns for the next commencement in April, adapting traditional academic dress to suit the temple style, with some faculty and students recalling past masquerade uses of sheets and pillow-cases. The change rejects medieval custom in favor of a grove precedent.
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University of the Philippines
Board of Regents
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H,.c. Patterson
Dell
Clara Burtch
Mrs. J. J. Ginste
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Roy Vance
Melrose
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Anaconda
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Clark
Hartwig Theatre
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