Local Items and Visitors Reported Around Dillon
Mrs Mary Martinell of Dell and Mrs Ames an Armstead visitor came to Dillon on Tuesday. Roscoe Hand Reichle and Christine Albers Open A ranch linked visitors. George French Argenta and George Hughes Horse Prairie attend to business. Reynolds Thompson Twin Bridges and Mary Funk Robert Funk Sheridan enroll at Normal college. Houses for rent near 126 So Dakota St.
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George Hughes
Horse Prairie
Reynolds Thompson
Twin Bridges
The
Normal College
Mary Funk
Robert Funk
Sheridan
St James Guild to Meet Thursday at Mrs Cashmore Home
The St James Guild will meet Thursday afternoon January 15 at Mrs Alf Cashmore's home on South Rise Street.
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St. James Guild
Alf. Cashmore
South Rife Street
Westminster guild Delta Phi guests at Mrs. Bimrose home
The Delta Phi Chapter of Westminster guild will be entertained Thursday afternoon January 15 by Miss Esther Reed and Mrs. F H Bimrose at the home of Mrs. Bimrose located at 825 South Pacific Street.
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Delta Phi Chapter
Westminster Guild
Esther Reed
F. H. Bimrose
Pretty gifts add to a collector’s Xmas stash
A fragment notes a count of “pretty gifts” intended for a woman’s collection as part of Christmas presents. The line hints at a domestic gift exchange without naming people, places, or organizations.
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Saa
Normal College men students attend Elliott card party
Mr and Mrs A A Elliott hosted a card party Friday night inviting men students from the Normal College who remained on campus for the Christmas vacation. The event featured cards and other games followed by refreshments.
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A. A. Elliott
Normal College
Dancing club hosts at Guild Hall meeting tonight
The Twentieth Century Dancing club will meet tonight at the Guild Hall with hosts and hostesses including Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cashmore Mr. and Mrs. Pearl I. Smith Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Magnus and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Loresbuy. Lizette Rounds hosted the Busy Bee club Wednesday at her East Morse home.
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Twentieth Century Dancing Club
Guild Hall
W. F. Cashmore
Pearl I. Smith
C. T. Magnus
Roy Loresbuy
Lizette Rounds
Busy Bee Club
East Morse Street
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting at Mrs Gilbert's Home
The Woman's Auxiliary of St James Episcopal church met last Thursday at the home of Mrs T E Gilbert. Members discussed upcoming events and shared fellowship in a casual gathering.
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St. James Episcopal Church
T. E. Gilbert
Bridge Club Hosts Mrs. Stone This Week
The Wednesday Evening Bridge club was entertained by Mrs. N K Stone this week.
Mrs Hugh Clark Hosts Baptist Aid Society
Mrs Hugh Clark acted as hostess to the Baptist Aid society on Thursday afternoon, welcoming members and organizing a social gathering.
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Hugh Clark
Baptist Aid Society
Winter Quarters Enrollment at Normal College Rises
Registration for the winter quarter shows a sizable overall increase with a notable rise in male students. Exact figures await week’s end but attendance is expected to exceed any prior quarter. Autumn quarter produced 28 diplomas and about 12 were dismissed for poor scholarship. new students fill those vacancies. Edith Crandall, Colorado State Teachers College graduate, joins the training school faculty replacing Laura Hildreth.
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Normal College
Edith Crandall
Colorado State Teachers’ College
Laura Hildreth
Crandall
Colorado
Heating plant and college grades featured in brief notes
The report notes the heating plant near the main entrance and reports the Normal college autumn quarter grades with about 77 percent failures and roughly the same percentage at or above 95. Miss Mildred Plumb, registrar, spent the weekend in Butte shopping.
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Normal College
Methodist Church Announces January 11 Service Schedule
Vacations are over and the church resumes full activities. Sunday January 11 features Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 with the pastor’s theme And Then What. Haworth League at 6 30 p.m. Evening worship at 7 30 with Founder of Dynasties. Prayer meeting Wednesday at the church. The sermon argues democracy survives on equality and tax equity.
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Haworth League
Dynasties
Methodist Church
Bank Condition Report for The First National Bank at Dillon
The First National Bank at Dillon Montana reports assets of 3 647 729 67 and liabilities of 1 134 191 80 as of December 31 1924. Capital stock 200 000 00 and surplus 200 000 00. demand deposits total 1 497 414 61. time deposits 1 564 810 69. reserves include cash in vault 990 594 04 and U S government securities held. Signed by cashier W C Jennings January 6 1925 and witnessed by notary J W Rees.
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First National Bank
Dillon
Montana
Uuisumicls UI LD Bank No
EFT
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Repsing Bank
Coun- Nphess
State of Montana
Beaverhead
W. G. Jennings
W. C. Jennings
J. W. Rees
State of
J. H. Gilbert
Frank Eliel
W. G. Gilbert
How Savings Banks Guard Your Money
Aunt Emmy explains to Maud how savings banks invest depositor funds in sound mortgages and government or corporate securities. Trained bankers seek higher returns while preserving liquidity, advising careful consultation with trust companies or banks before moving savings into higher grade securities.
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Emmy
Maud
Aunt Emmy
Savings Bank
Anne B. Aymes
Burden of Government Warns Against Expanding State Power
Walter W. Head of the American Bankers Association argues that government taxation and rules have become oppressive. He notes 1920 federal taxes over five and a half billion, current year taxes above three billion, and cites two million laws nationwide. He urges defense of the Constitution to limit Congress overriding Supreme Court decisions.
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United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Walter W. Head
American Bankers Association
Stratford on Avon Tour Through Shakespearean Land
The country combines highways scenery and historic sites with Stratford on Avon as the highlight. Shakespeare's birthplace and burial site lure visitors while Oxford Blenheim and other towns dot the route from London. Henley Street house became national property in 1847 and is restored with a possible Elizabethan fireplace and a small Shakespearian curiosities museum.
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England
Stratford On Avon
Shakespeare
Stratford
London
Oxford
Oxford Universiy
Blenheim
Duke of Marlborough
Henley Street
Elizabeth
Financial crime wave prompts tougher action and safeguards
E A St John, president of the National Surety Company of New York, notes a sharp rise in Victorian era style crime with losses rising from 3.83 million in 1918 to 20.91 million in 1923 and projected higher in 1924. He cites 1928 losses of 7.92 million as the largest by a single company and urges joint prosecution efforts, stronger sentences, improved protection of messengers, stricter hiring and monitoring, better accounts, and honesty education in schools to curb fraud and theft.
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E. A. St. John
National Surety Company of
New York
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Argenta
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Reichle
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Browne
Ed Christine Albers
Open
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Lewie Schmittroth
Mrs. W. S. Tash
Sophia Guyaz
Dakota St
WZ Society
St. James’ Guild
Miss Baxter
Billie Baxter
Anson Baxter
Baxter
Railroad Ave
St. James Auxiliary
Baptist Aid
Normal College Notes
Anderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Aannanmanmta
Thin
Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
Dillon Dry Goods Co
Shearman
Shakespeare’s House
Chrysler Marwell Motor Corporations
Stratford-on-Avon
National Surety Co
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