Twin Bridges Wedding News Tie To Butte Society
The wedding of Miss Lelia Kirby and Mr. Jay Foster occurred at the bride’s sister Mrs. George Harbison home with Rev. Wiley Montjoy officiating. After tying the knot, the couple planned to reside in Rochester.
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the Tribune
Burvars
Lelia Kirby
Jay Foster
George Harbison
Wiley Montjoy
G. F. Kirby
Kenneth Kirby
Butte
O. B. Walton
Meadow Creek
I. M. Berry
Portland
Emily Foster
Lucy Foster
Whitehall
A. W. Kirby
Harbison
Rochester
Twin Bridges
Butte School of Mines
Orphan's Home
L. A. Thompson
California
Blanche Marley
Yellowstone Park
Bozeman
Foster
Waterloo
Wilcomb
George Gould
Charles Virden
Dillon
Helen Dullen
Virginia City
J. J. Mahoney
Mia
Burns
Maude
Prof
Kelley
Bee Dance Club Hosts Big Weekend Dance and Ball Games
Special correspondence from AcucuraTen details a lively dance at the old hall with music by Dave Corbett Mrs J Starke and Fred Niess and a large turnout from Twin Bridges Watseca and Butte teams. Local social notes mention marriages visits and a train delay near Feely with news of a bride arriving from Butte.
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Tribbye
AecuraTen
Dave Corbett
Bridges
Watseca
Butte
Fat
Jean
Rochester
Fats
Whitehall Boys
Whitehalls
J. F. Konen
D. McCall
Atha McCall
Linda
Lottie Templeton
Twin Bridges
D. Gillis
Edison Newell
the Bridges
Frank Dwight
Nettie Picket
Feely
Arch Owens
H. E. Steffens
Times of
Virginia City
Cloudburst Causes Washouts Amid County Roads Closed
Special correspondence reports a June cloudburst washing away county roads between Browne's and Cherry creek and flooding areas. Mutton sheep from Murray's ranch moved to Butte under J. B. Hample's purchase. river remains high but receding. Local residents visit Hartwig's, Melrose, and Salt Lake hospital.
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The
Tribune
Willis
F. Hopp
Mise Hopp
Birch Creek
Hartwig
Ira Toothman
Aldridge Boys
Glendale
Lost Creek
Murray
Butte
Hample
Browne
Cherry Creek
Dog Poisoner at Work Wedding in Mormon Church
Special correspondence notes Mrs. Con Bray recovering from paralysis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson on a thirty day Kansas visit. Ralph Brothers assets, including two horses and tack, seized to satisfy a debt to O. K. Paul & Co. McQuay and Miss Anna Thompson attended services at the Mormon church. McQuay serves in division 7 and Thompson is sister to rancher John Thompson of Birch Creek.
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Wm. Knowles
Mills
M. E. Church
Lima
Dell
Bedrock
Dr. Ford
Messrs. Gorman
LaRue
Elmer Ripley
Salmon City
Idaho
John Williams
Dillon
Hamilton
Twin Bridges
O. K. Paul & Co
John Thompson
O. K. Paul
George Gleed
Dillonites
Alex Singer
the Tribune
Lowa
Jane
Con Bray
Harry Wilson
Kansas
Ralph Brothers
McQuay
Anna Thompeon
Osetia
Melrose News Sister M Bernarda Visits Gelhaus Kin
Sister M Bernarda of Independence Iowa visits her brothers John Joseph Antone Henry and Benedict Gelhaus after bringing her nephew Albert Gelhaus home from school. Thomas E Castle of the Times plus his son Gail visited relatives from Virginia City. Lizzie Barrett of Minneapolis stayed with General J A Browne for several days last week.
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Tripone
M. Bernarda
Independence
Iowa
Albert Gelhana
John
Joseph
Antone
Henry
Benedict Gelhaus
Thomas E. Castle
the Times
Gail
Virginia City
Lizzie Barrett
Minneapolis
Minn
JA. Browne
Mrs. Hooker Honored to Lead State Woman's Auxiliary
In Butte the Episcopal convocation session of the Woman's Auxiliary elected Mrs. S D Hooker of Dillon as president. Mrs J L Patterson of Bozeman served as vice president. Mrs C H Moore of Butte as treasurer. Mrs Gibble of Butte as secretary. Delegates numbered 64 with funds totaling 2540.88.
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Butte
J. L. Patterson
Bozeman
State Auxiliary
S. D. Hooker
Dillon
C. H. Moore
Brewer
Jones
Lewis
Moore
Withers
Hooker
Carson
H. E. Robbins
Anaconda
Alaska
Cobban
A Children’s Party At The Scott Home
About twenty girls joined Miss Opal Scott for a Friday afternoon party on the Scott lawn. Rugs cushions and hammocks provided a relaxed setting for games and rest. Refreshments followed a careful plan but Mrs unable to attend due to a family accident. Mrs O P Thomas admirably supervised the event.
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Opal Scott
O.W. Scott
P. Thomas
Dwellings Rise Across Dillon A City Improves
Dillon shows rapid growth with new brick dormitory two laundry buildings and multiple frame homes under construction. Neighborhoods near the court house and high school gain attractive residences, while North Dillon expands into a thriving suburb with varied new houses by Hood Rafferty Kent Thompson Mooney and Williams.
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L. E. Boldwine
Dillon
Harvey Hood
Ora Rafferty
John Kent
Frank Thompson
Dan Mooney
Dan Williams
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain Set for Summer North American Visit
The American wife of the British colonial secretary Mary Endicott Chamberlain plans a summer visit to her former home in Danvers Massachusetts. Her husband, Joseph Chamberlain, may join her on the trip after a Cape Town photograph from before her return to England.
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Joseph Chamberlain
Cape Town
Dillon’s Steady Growth And Notable New Homes
Dillon advances steadily with new residences and civic projects. William Smith builds a $5,000 two story home at Pacific and Glendale. architect Phil Anderegg. W L Simmons erects George Hughes residence in Rife’s addition costing 3,600 to 4,000 dollars. Parish house foundation ready. Normal dormitory under rapid progress. bricklayers expected next week. A creamery and two laundries completed in Rife’s addition and at Reeder and Montana streets.
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Dillon
William Smith
Pacific
Glendale Streets
Phil Anderegg
W. L. Simmons
Rife
George Hughes
Normal Hill
Reeder and
Montana Streets
Chief Stone Commended For Police Work And Salary Talk
Letters from northwest police departments praise Chief Stone for his handling of the hobo issue and his arrest record. He notes he has never drawn a gun or called on a citizen in 1700 arrests during three years as chief, while critics say officers often rely on unpaid helpers.
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Northwest
Chief Stone
the Tribune
Stone
Montana
Vesuvius In Full Eruption Reports From Naples
A special dispatch from Naples states that Vesuvius is in full eruption. The report comes to London on June 23 and details the active volcanic activity and expected ash fallout.
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Vesuvius
London
Naples
Grand Dillon Ladies Host Royal Style Reception
A Dillon social grand reception at the home of Prof. and Mrs. J. Fenner on Idaho Street drew over 250 invitations and guests. Honorees Miss Myrtle Powers of Butte and Miss Eva M. Chisholm from Cheney were welcomed by a host of local ladies, with yellow and white decor, pianola music, and ample refreshments.
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Dillon
J. Fenner
Idaho Street
Mesdamé
O. J. Fenner
A. L. Stone
J. H. Waldorf
M. Lyle Innis
Harrie E. Waldorf
Myrtle, Powers
Butte
Eva M. Chisholm
Washington State Normal
Cheney
Lottie McIntosh
F. M. Thomas
Maidie Rife
Mae Rich
Pluma Tattersall
Euphemia Innis
Montana State Normal College Offers Graduate Master of Pedagogy
A Montana State Normal College circular explains the demand for thorough professional training for teachers. It outlines a graduate course leading to a Master of Pedagogy, requiring a bachelor’s degree and at least one year of resident study at the college.
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Montana State Normal College
Occident Lodge Elects Officers for Coming Term
The annual election of officers for Occident Lodge No. 8 Knights of Pythias produced A. O. Gravell as Chancellor Commander and T. B. Landers as Vice Chancellor. John McComb became Prelate, W. E. White Keeper of Records and Beals, W. R. Smart Master of Exchequer, G. W. Scott Master of Finance, Eph Stoller Master of Arms, Chas Bennington Inside Guard, Louis Stahl Outside Guard, O W Robison Master of Work. Delegate to Grand Lodge: R W Swainbank, alternate O W Robison. Trustees: T B Landers twelve months, A O Gruwell eighteen months.
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Occident Lodge No. 8
K. of P
A. O. Gravell
T. B. Landers
John McComb
W. E. White
Beals
W. R. Smart
G. W. Scott
Eph Stoller
Chas. Bennington
Louis Stahl
O.W. Robison
Grand Lodge
R. W. Swainbank
O. W. Robison
A. O. Gruwell
Dipping Rules Issued by Helena State Veterinarian
Montana sheep inspectors are given general dipping instructions for the dipping season. Official Montana dip consists of tobacco and sulphur or lime and sulphur, with water neutralized by one pound of concentrated lye per 100 gallons before mixing.
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Helena
Knowles
Montana
Wool Clip Activity Expands as Dillon Stores Wool
Wool coming in rapidly with clips stored in Dillon via Poindexter and Orr barn and Sylvester Hirschman warehouse. J O Hample shipped a carload to Jere Mish Williams & Co and Beavershead county eyes a large season. earlier sale of 400000 pounds to Silverman Bros. at Billings indicated prices around 16 cents per pound. Beverages.
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Poindexter & Orr
South
Dillon
Sylvester Hirschman
J. O. Hample
Jeremish Williams & Co
Silverman Bros
R. H
Lloyd Selway
Billings
Beverhead
T. M. Selway
Beaverhead
Selway
Ruby Sheep Company
Jones & Davidson
George Gleed
Christenson & Hansen
Jacob Jacobson
Thomas Winsett
W. Geary
J-H-Gilbert
Helena man promotes new International Encyclopedia
N O Titus of Helena announces efforts to create a new International Encyclopedia and histories project aimed at expanding reference works. The notice signals organizational intent and community interest in scholarly publishing.
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N. O. Titus
Helena
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Haney
M. A. Henneberry
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