Freeman Host Couple Lead Blacktail School Social
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Freeman hosted a jolly party at the Blacktail schoolhouse last Saturday evening. Dancing dominated the night and a late lunch followed. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arndts, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Ditty, Mr. and Mrs. Guido Chaffer, Mr. and Mrs. George Stimpson, Mr. Deputy, Mr. Clarence Axe, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. Lorain Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Jens Bey, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cottrell, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Linson, Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Emerick, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nedrow, Miss Nedrow, and the Misses Hollie Staudacher, Laila Farmer and Mary Emily Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Freeman
Blacktail
W. E. Roberts
Sam
Ned Saunders
Lorrain Spencer
Jens, Bey
Lester Cottrell
L.E. Linson
Wolfe
B. W. Emerick
Richard Nedrow
Nedrow
Hollie Staudacher
Laila Farmer
Mary Emily Elliott
Surprise 25th Anniversary Party For Mr and Mrs Anderson
Mr and Mrs Louis Anderson were honored at their home on 587 St Dakota street at 7 o clock last Friday evening with a surprise celebration for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. About 60 friends attended. cards conversation and refreshments followed late. Gifts included a chest of sterling silver and 25 roses. Guests wished the couple many more happy anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Anderson
St. Dakota Street
Mrs. Anderson
Twentieth Century Club Dance at St James Hall
The Twentieth Century Club held a fortnightly dance Friday at St James Guild hall. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Roy Forrester Mr and Mrs Harry Gibble and Mr and Mrs William Keller. Dancing ran 9 to 12 with an excellent lunch. Linson five piece orchestra played. The next dance is February 2.
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Twentieth Century Club
St. James Guild ‘Hall
Roy Forrester
Harry Gibble
William Keller
Linson
De Molay Dance At City Hall Draws 100 Couples
The De Molay chapter held a Saturday evening dance at City Hall with blue and gold decor and programs in the same colors. Punch was served and dancing ran from nine to twelve, attracting one hundred couples.
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de Molay
Delphian Society Meets For Jonson and Fletcher Study
Dillon Delphian society gathered Monday afternoon January 22 as Mrs. G. T. Paul led a discussion of Ben Jonson and Beaumont and Fletcher plays.
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Dillon Delphian Society
Episcopal Auxiliary Meeting Set for Thursday
The Woman's Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Stephan and Mrs. Watt this Thursday at Mrs. Stephan's home, Kebrazzy noted as the meeting host.
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Stephan
Watt
Kebrazzy
Pat
Series of Parties
A fragmented notice notes social events hosted by Mrs. Arthur and Mrs. Geo, with greetings and gatherings described among acquaintances. The readable text mentions attendees, hospitality, and a sequence of informal social occasions.
Pleasantly Surprised Stimpsons at Country Home
The Community club hosted Mr and Mrs George Stimpson at their country home south of town on Wednesday evening. Guests played cards and danced and enjoyed refreshments. The Presbyterian Manse society will be entertained February 1 by Mrs Henry Irwin and Mrs Raymond Barnett at the Manse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stimpson
the Presbyterian Manse. Society
Henry Irwin
Raymond Barmett
Theta and Mrs Hartwig Set January 30 Meeting
Theta will meet with Mrs. W. B. Hartwig Tuesday evening January 30. The notice notes a social or organizational gathering with two named participants and a specified date and time.
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Theta
W. B. Hartwig
Dillon Hotel Guests and Visitors Highlight Local Week
A long list notes numerous travelers and visitors in Dillon this week. Names include Captain J H Langer from Duluth, U S Mason from Jackson, Liley Dobson from Jackson, J B Reynolds from Great Falls, William H Gaines from Bannack, and others lodging at the Andrus or Metlen. The report ends with a note on Siamese white elephants losing reverence as they are not truly white.
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William H. Gaines
Dillon
Bannack
Siam
Moonshine Bill and a Porr Farm Letter From Dusty Ranch
A distressed rural note chronicles a long chain of hard luck after leaving a Missouri farm for a dry land ranch. The writer lists crop failures, sheriff seizures, a fire, a marriage, injuries, cold winters, a flood, government actions, and moonshine schemes, ending with a plea to recover the $10 loan.
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Anser
Mazuri
Sal
Jim
Reform Skale
North Dakota
Starvashun
Montana District Court Alias Summons in Beavershead County
Lon Arp sues Fred Hale in Bea verhead Montana for wages owed as ranch hand and laborer. Complaint seeks 415.60 dollars plus costs with 20 day response period after service. Court clerk Stephenson dated January 25 1923.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Beaverhead
Lon Arp
Fred Hale
Sale of City Baking Co Interest to Lotis Stahl Sr
Announcement that the writer sold their interest in City Baking Co to Lotis Stahl Sr and that they will not be responsible for any debts contracted by the company.
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City Baking Co
Lotis Stahl, Sr
Moonshine Still Runs as Cops Chase Fumes From Tarry Fire
In a rural scene, Old Moonshine Bill fuels a still as officers nearby sniffs the air and tracks the stench. Despite a police pursuit, he keeps the blaze alive with wood while the scent defeats the pursuers. Also notes a Navy depth sounding device plan and ancient Washington tree stumps found deep underground.
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Wilds
Bill
Anti-Flirt Crusade of New York picks lizard hatpin emblem
A lizard pierced by a hatpin serves as the insignia adopted by the Anti-Flirt Crusade of New York City, signaling their motto and stance in local society.
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New York City
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Fort
Eelet
Tion
Huber Bros
Delphian
Episcopal Auxiliary
Arthur
Geo. A Aus Peck
Manse Society
Dakota
J.H. Langer
Duluth
U. S. Mason
Jackson
Liley Dobson
J.B. Reynolds
Great Falls
J. Winter Smith
Helena
Andrus Hotel
T. J. Dye
Salt Lake
Arthur Smith
Blaine
Margaret V. Wales
Seattle
L Ac Watson
Quincy Little
Lima
J. M. Hutchins
John T. Cullen
Feeley
The
Metlen
F. T. Jones
Monida
R. E. Batman
the Andrus
Billings
Joseph Wall
John Jackson
George Rhino
Fred J. Gibson
John T.poole
Woods
Glen
Fi Sage
M. R. Quigley
J. L. Merritt
Andy Williams
Madison
Andrus
Carl Beardslee
C. E. Thompson
Portland
F. J. Marvin
Spokane
L. J. McGinley
Butte
William Berry
Frank Caskin
Missoula
By. Nuttsmeyer, the
E. le
Nuttsmeyer
Moonshine
Geo. . P
Ide. & Co
McCracken
W. E. Stephenson
Court Seal
Sale Yards
Tered
Montana’ Hereford Association
Fc! Meradden
Pacific Ocean
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Valentines
Tribune Book Store
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