Camp Fire girls program at Jan meeting urged
At the Parent Teachers association meeting on January 12 Miss Merchant described Camp Fire as a girls club offering affordable activities to foster health, independence, home values and social polish. The Neighbors of Woodcraft installed new officers led by Mary Molleur with a full slate. Theta members plan a January 19 meeting with Miss Nan Barrett.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Miss Merchant
Camp Fire Girls
Yarent
Mrs Henderson argues against short skirts and smoke in 1926 Washington
A Washington society leader defends morality amid flirtations with modernism as rural flappers, not debutantes, drive city life. She warns of Rome’s fall from luxury, while critics and fr sports discuss morality and fashion in the capital. Eastern cities adopt mayoral systems with assistants.
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John B. Henderson
Washington
Rome
America
Mrs Henderson
Washington Girls
Mrs. Henderson
Mrs.Henderson
National Capitol
New York
Ritz
Nancy Hanks
London Adds Dog Beauty Shops and Rest Rooms
The note highlights new pet services in London including beauty shops and rest rooms for dogs. Milady's "Peke" can be washed curled and perfumed while mistress shops. Paris Credit Municipal named the world’s largest pawn shop with 33 miles of counters handling 1 018 000 000 francs in the last year. Professor Paul H Douglas cites changing earnings: white collar power down five percent since 1900 and manual labor up twenty eight percent. Ergo dont worry about laundry costs, get to work.
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London
Milady
Paris Credit Municipal
Paul H. Douglas
University of Chicago
Bible Topic Sunday Morning Talks on Divine Nature
The service centers on "The Blue Cord of the Divine What the Bible Says About God." A Sunday lesson explores divine attributes, drawing a metaphor of creation as a marsh-hen quietly nesting on water and the promise of building.
Greatness of God Church Service Times
Bible school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. B Y P U at 6 30 p.m. Evening worship at 7 30 o'clock. Open door and welcome to all. Strangers especially invited and welcome.
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Sidney Lanier
Glynn
Enamelled and Tinware Sale at Tattersall's Adv
Prices on enameled ware and tinware advertised as unbeatable with a sale starting Saturday and running all next week at Tattersall's Advance department store highlighting bargain kitchen goods for early weekend shoppers.
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Tattersall’s
Auxiliary Elects Beaverdhead Post Officers
At a Beaverhead post Women's Auxiliary meeting Thelma Grimes was elected president Frances Sullivan was chosen vice president Eugene Allen elected treasurer and Forest Bayerd named secretary.
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Woman’s Auxiliary of
Beaverhead Post
Thelma Grimes
Frances Sullivan
Eugene Allen
Forest Bayerd
Mizpah Chapter installs officers for the year at Mason hall
Mizpah Chapter No 13 0 E installed its year officers Tuesday at the Masonic hall. Banquet followed. New officers include Worthy Matron Miss Georgia Mathews Worthy Patron J D Gowen Associate Matron Mrs Elizabeth Luebben Secretary Mrs Fratie Stone Treasurer Mrs Edith Herndon Conductress Mrs Frances Graves Associate Conductress Mrs Effie Roe Chaplain Mrs Ida Best Marshal Mrs Cecil Cluely Organist Mrs Lulu Elliott Ada Miss Elvera Peterson Ruth Miss Adelle Roe Esther Miss Bernice Metlen Martha Miss Alice Roe Electa Mrs Florence Backus Warden Mrs Frances Rees Sentinel John Ewing Maud Price assisted by Anna Blinn marshal installed the officers.
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Mizpah
Masonic Hall
Georgia Mathews
J. D. Gowen
Elizabeth Luebben
Fratie Stone
Edith Herndon
Frances Graves
Effie Roe
Ida Best
Marshal
Cecil Cluely
Lulu Elliott
Ada
Elvera “Peterson
Ruth
Adelle Roe
Esther
Bernice Metlen
Martha
Alice Roe
Electa
Florence Backus
Frances Rees
Sentinal
John Ewing
Maud Price
Anna Blinn
Tessier Birthday Anniversary Surprised by Friends
About twenty five friends of Mr and Mrs John Tessier gathered at the Tessier home Tuesday evening to celebrate his birthday anniversary as a surprise party. He received an electric percolator as a gift and the group enjoyed card games and refreshments.
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John Tessier
Tessier
Mr. Tessier
Busy Bee Club Host Arrives at Bond Block Apartments
Mrs Mayme Hoffman will entertain the Busy Bee Club next Wednesday at her apartments in the Bond block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Hoffman
Busy Bee Club
Bond Block
Thimble Club Holds Officers Election at Cosgroves
Mrs. John Cosgrove entertained the Thimble club on Thursday evening at her home on So. Pacific St. The annual election of officers followed by pinochle with five tables in play. Late in the evening refreshments were served.
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John Cosgrove
Thimble Club
Pacific St
Bridge Club Meeting At Mrs. Mathews Home
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club met at Mrs. Monte Mathews residence on South Washington street. Members enjoyed a pleasant afternoon of cards followed by delicious refreshments.
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Monte Mathews
South Washington Street
Baptist Aid Society Hosts Incoming Officers
The outgoing officers of the Baptist Aid Society entertained the incoming officers and their friends at the home of Miss Clara Plant yesterday afternoon.
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Baptist Aid Society
Clara Plant
Christmas Dinner Guests Listed for Mrs Parish
Mrs F Parish hosted a Christmas dinner with guests Mr and Mrs A A Hayden, Sam and Archie Hayden, Maude Hayden, Mr and Mrs Joe Buck Jr, Blaze Sugar from the biper North side, Clarence and Gilbert Hunt, and Mr Pain from the upper South side. Mrs Joe Buck Sr and Alden visited Ennis to see Miss Annie Buck who teaches in the eastern part of the state. Alden may travel to Bozeman to visit a friend before returning.
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F. Parish
A. A.hayden
Sam
Archie Hayden
Maude Hayden
Joe Buck, Jr
Blaze Sugar
Biper North Side
Clarence
Gilbert
Hunt
Mr. Pain
Upper South Side
Joe Buck
Alden
Ennis
Annie Buck
Bozeman
Hayden Hosts Annual New Year Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs A A Hayden hosted their yearly New Year dinner with a guest list including Mrs F Parish and four children along with the Hunt brothers Blaze Sugar the Bucks Mr and Mrs Joe Buck Jr Mrs L B Culver and James Hansen. The day featured good sleighing and a cold start of 18 degrees below zero warming to bright sun and strong winter weather.
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A. A. Hayden
F.parish
Hunt Brothers
Blaze Sugar
Joe Buck, Jr
L. B. Culver
James Hansen
Polaris News Briefs From Ranch Visits And Travel
Mrs. Larry Daly and children visit the Marchesseau ranch and plan to join Mr. Daly in St. Paul to settle there. Mrs. Price Crook of Butte visits Harrison ranch. Andy B. Pyle goes to Butte for medical care. Mrs. Pyle joins him. Miss Agnes Casey returns from Butte after vacation with her parents. Earl Tash drives to Dillon with Wilbur Tash and George Judge. Ed Farley returns from Dillon.
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Polaris
Larry Daly
Marchesseau Ranch
Mr. Daly
St. Paul
Andy B. Pyle
Butte
Mrs. Pyle
Agnes Casey
Earl Tash
Dillon
Wilbur Tash
George Judge
Delphian Club Plans January Library Meeting
The Dillon Delphian club will meet Monday January 18 at the public library. The book review will cover The Matriarch by G B Stern.
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Dillon Delphian Club
Public Library
G. B. Stern
Needle Club Hosts Midweek Tea Members
Mrs Bert Orr entertained the Needle club Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs John Orr, Mrs Will Orr, Mrs T D Olm sted and Mrs Lucille Baker.
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Bert Orr
Needle Club
John Orr
Will Orr
T. D. Olmsted
Lucille Baker
Community Holiday Gatherings Highlight Local Hosts
A New Year’s Eve surprise party for J. J. Brown and a series of holiday dinners featured Mr. and Mrs. Ted Marchesseau, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marchesseau, Emerson Brown, Mrs. Mary Sheppard, and others. Mrs. Olive M. Harrison hosted a Christmas dinner with local guests. Mrs. E. A. Marchesseau and children visited in Anaconda at Mrs. Jane Martin’s home.
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J. J. Brown
E. A. Marchesseau
Ted Marchesseau
Frank EI. Marchesseau
Emerson Brown
Mary Sheppard
Frank E. Marchesseau
Anaconda
Jane Martin
J. J. Brown and
Emerson
Frank Marchesseau
Larry Daly
Eugene Holoway
Carroll Study Club Social at St. Rose Rectory
The Carroll Club met at the St. Rose rectory Wednesday night with about fifty members present. A pleasant social evening followed, and refreshments were served at the close.
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Carroll Club
St. Rose Rectory
Goose Diner Hosts Montana Mercantile Staff Dinner
Mr and Mrs Peter J Peterson entertained the Montana Mercantile employees with a goose dinner Thursday evening at their ranch home.
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Peter J. Peterson
Montana Mercantile
Bridge Party at South Pacific Street Hosts Ladies
Mrs. Linden McCullough entertained several ladies Wednesday evening at her South Pacific street home with bridge as the main diversion. Two tables were in play and after the game a pleasant repast followed.
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Linden McCullough
South Pacific Street
Bridge
Rebekah Officers Installed at Diana Lodge No 42
Officers for Diana Rebekah lodge No 42 were installed at a regular meeting last week. Names include Kate Poole noble grand, Dixie Ripley vice grand, Hazel Conger recording secretary, Ida Slack financial secretary, Anna Loree treasurer, Ivy Taylor chaplain, Bertha Mayfield warden, Mary Williams conductor, Rosa Galloway R S N G, Amelia Bourquin L S N G, Fredericka Taylor R S V G, Lillian Conger L S V G, Alma Ditty I B G, and Arthur Ripley O B G. Nellie Nelson served as installing officer with aid from Ivy Taylor Mable Mayfield Anna Cashmore Susan Findling Jessie Taylor Luella Lane.
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Diana Rebekah Lodge
Kate Poole
Noble Grand
Dixie Ripley
Hazel Conger
Ida Slack
Anna Loree
Ivy Taylor
Bertha Mayfield
Mary Williams
Rosa Galloway
Amelia Bourquin
Fredericka Taylor
Lillian Conger
Alma Ditty
Arthur Ripley
Nellie Nelson
Mable Mayfield
Anna Cashmore
Susan Findling
Jessie Taylor
Luella Lane
Holiday Dance At Leonard Flints Ranch
New Year notes from Lakeview describe a holiday season dance at Leonard Flints home on Geo. Shambow ranch with six Normal girls as guests of the J. Doyle family. Sonny and Thelma Bean provided music and a basket supper followed. Visitors included Tuck Jones and son Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, Ed Burger and Freeman Marbee at Christmas dinner.
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Leonard Flint
Geo. Shambow Ranch
J. Doyle
Sonny
Thelma Bean
Allen Buck
Tuck Jones
Albert
Frank Jones
Ed Burger
Freeman Marbee
OConnor Christmas Dinner Hosts Distant Students
Mr and Mrs William OConnor welcomed guests for Christmas dinner besides their two sons Steve from Bozeman college and Frank from Dillon high school.
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William O’connor
Steve
Bozeman College
Frank
Dillon High School
Convicted Man Declares Five Years “Plenty” in Court
A courtroom exchange shows a convicted man insisting five years is enough punishment while the lawyer apologizes and contemplates further help. The dialogue reflects tension between remorse and sentence length.
Thoughtless remark sparks marriage reference dialogue
A brief exchange shows two girls talking about a man named Jack. The first notes he is married to her and asks the other to remind him if seen again, referencing about six weeks since last sighting.
Solitaire Lesson From a Romantic Exchange
A playful exchange where one partner offers to teach cards before marriage. The other responds with curiosity about the game, and the first reveals the choice Solitaire as the intended lesson.
Divorcee’s Motive Cited in Humorous Exchange
A witty dialogue centers on a divorcee asking for a reason to marry. The response bluntly asserts a single strong motive: because I am married. The exchange underscores irony in relationship expectations.
Tearful Lady Seeks Hope From Doctor
A concerned woman asks the doctor if any hope remains while the physician urges her to express what she hoped for. The exchange centers on what outcomes might be possible given her condition.
Tourist asks directions from old colored man on road
A tourist seeks Kenton Larksville and Kingston routes from a shuffling old darkey. The exchange ends with the man lampooning the tourist’s confusion and declaring he is not lost.
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Kenton
Darkey
Larksville
Kingston
Box Elder Drilling Begins in February for Oil Test Well
Box Elder Drilling plans February start for an oil test well. The project aims to evaluate prospectivity on the site with potential futures for extraction and production if results prove viable.
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Box Elder
Hali's Catarrh Medicine Offers Blood Purifying Relief
Hali's Catarrh Medicine combines an ointment for quick relief with an internal tonic that works through the blood on mucous surfaces to restore normal conditions. Marketed as a blood purifier, it has sold through druggists for over forty years by F J Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hali
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Guardian
Mary Molleur
Hazel Farrell
Helen Tallent
Nellie McFadden
Alice Cosgrove
Sarah Wolfe
Frederika Taylor
Elizabeth Lloyd
Florence Hughes
Mary Hennebery
Theta
Nan Barrett
the First Baptist Church
E. L. Hurley
DR. L. G. Dunlap
Barrett Hospital
W. M. Shufeldt
Spur Ranch
SALE
Ditty Ranch
Eastern Star
Baptist Aid
Polaris News
Ed Farley
Delphian Club
Carl Knoll
S. M. Starr, Sr
Elmer Hays
Stanley Starr, Jr
Olive M. Harrison
Carroll Study Club
Bridge Party
Rebekah
Lakeview Notes
Alabam
Andrus
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