Metlen Wins Trophies at University Return
David W. Metlen, recently back from the University of Washington where he graduated, captures nearly all honors including a silver cup inscribed Won by David W. Metlen Relay 1922 Pentathlon. He owns a college colors blanket and a university scholarship. Warner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George R Metlen of this place. For sale tread grindstone plow sections harrow walking cultivator harness gas pump engine and jack by W.8 Megquier Barnett Ave Adv 26-29%
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David Warner Metlen
Seattle
University of Washington
Metlen
David W. Metlen
Warner
George R Metlen
Megquier
Barnett Ave
Coal Mine Visit Praises Logan Mines in Medicine Lodge
Mr. Boyle geologist of Union Pacific Railredd Co with Geo R Metlen and S Carruthers inspected Logan coal mines at Medicine Lodge on Tuesday. He praised the mines saying they yield bituminous coal and are not lignite. The mine has been idle due to high through rates from Union Pacific, with the State railroad commission unable to curb the railroad's actions.
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Boyle
Union Pacific
Railredd ‘Co
Geo. R. Metlen
8. S. Carruthers
Logan
Medicine Lodge
State Railroad Commission
Miss Sarah Williamson Dead In California at 55
Word reached Dillon that Miss Sarah Williamson died last Sunday in Berkeley California at about age 55. She was a longtime schoolteacher at Bannack when the town was the county’s ancient capital and remained popular with residents who recalled her Bannack years.
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Dillon
Sarah, Williamson
Berkeley
Calif
Miss Williamson
Bannack
Homey Philosophy for 1922 Co operation and self doubt
The excerpt argues cooperation only works if all compete fairly and individuals align their best with the common good. It warns that lowering costs to raise profit at others expense defeats the purpose and that true progress requires internal discipline before collective effort.
Haying Season Arrives As Alfalfa Ripens Across Ranches
The haying season is with us again with hay makers arriving and ranchers arranging men and supplies. The alfalfa is ripe and work will rush after the Fourth of July. Shearing is nearly finished before haying begins, with indications of a good crop this season.
Beaverhead Motors Ad Promotes Ford Purchase Offer
Beaverhead Motors Co. urges customers to buy a Ford and bank the difference, highlighting a savings angle in a compact dealer notice.
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Ford
Beaverhead Motors Co
Shower honors Mrs. Harry Martin at Jones home
Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Josephine Jones a miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Harry Martin. Yellow roses decorated the rooms and a yellow rose petal hung over the gift table. Guests, former school friends, presented many useful gifts. A midnight luncheon followed. Hostesses were Misses Henrietta Jones, Josephine Jones, and Dorothy Thomas.
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Harry Martin
Josephine Jones
Martin
Henrietta and
Dorothy Thomas
Summer dance at Normal hall hosts dorm girls and city guests
The first summer dance at Normal hall occurs this evening in the dormitory recreation hall. The Baxter-Tonrey orchestra will provide music for the event as a series of dances is planned for the summer months.
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Baxter-Tonrey
Mrs Barrett Hosts Handkerchief Shower for Mrs Martin
Mrs Barrett entertained at a handkerchief shower Thursday evening for Mrs Martin who will depart Sunday for Deer Lodge for a few days before returning to her Washington home.
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Robert Barrett
Harry Martin
Linfield Registrar to Speak at First Baptist Dillon
Professor G. R. Schlauch of Linfield College will speak at the First Baptist church in Dillon on Sunday July 2 with special music in the morning and evening. Everyone is welcome.
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G. R. Schlauch
Linfield College
McMinnville
Oregon
First Baptist Church
Dillon
Dance at Freeman’s Home Draws Large Saturday Crowd
The dance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Freeman Saturday night was largely attended and greatly enjoyed. Refreshments were served after midnight.
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Sam Freeman
Piano Recital At Normal College Presented By Miss Ruby Wyatt
Miss Ruby Wyatt will present a piano recital at the Normal college with Miss Maureen Des mond assisting with readings. The program showcases the talents of local performers and highlights forthcoming college events.
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Ruby Wyatt
Normal College
Maureen Desmond
Mrs. Field Hosts Visitor From Austin in Social Afternoon
Mrs. Marshall Field entertained Wednesday afternoon for Miss Peoples of Austin Texas who is the guest of Mrs. George Selway. Mrs. R J Dansie entertained a few friends Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Morrow of Twin Bridges who is her guest.
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Marshall Field
Miss Peoples
Austin
Texas
George Selway
R. J. Dansie
Needle Club Outing and Hostess in Armstead
Mrs. Morrow compliments guests as Mrs. W C Jennings hosts a small gathering of Needle Club members from Twin Bridges this Friday afternoon. The group traveled to Armstead on Wednesday where they were entertained by club member Mrs. J W Scott.
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Needle Club
Armstead
J. W. Scott
Club
Mrs Moran Hosts Ladies in Honor of Deer Lodge Guest
Mrs T D Moran entertained a number of ladies Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Nels Nelson of Deer Lodge.
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T. D. Moran
Nels Nelson
Deer Lodge
Pleasant social notes from local communities in Montana
A series of brief society items from Montana towns records events this week. The Louis Anderson ranch hosts a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Nels Nelson of Deer Lodge while Mrs Morrow receives at Twin Bridges. The Manse Society, Episcopal Auxiliary, and Good Government Club announce upcoming gatherings. Will Cashmore returns from San Francisco with visits to Seattle and other coast cities, and Dr F H Garver lectures on Montana history at summer schools in Lewistown Billings and Miles City. Mrs Steve Sager visits Dillon early in the week.
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Louis Anderson Ranch
Nels Nelson
Deer Lodge
Will Cashmore
San Francisco
Seattle
Mrs. Cashmore
Peterson’s
Burfiend’s
F. H. Garver
the Normal College
Montana
Lewistown
Billings
Miles City
Local Visitors and Moves Trace Dillon Social Roundup
Local notes show Mr and Mrs James Duncan and Flora Duncan of Sheridan visiting friends in Dillon. John Woodward and family and M S Bullerdick editor of the Sheridan Forum spent Tuesday in Dillon. Irene Oliver, returning from Dillon, heads to American Falls Idaho. Mrs H T Sappington of Salt Lake City visits Dillon at the B N Stevenson home. Barretts from Horse Prairie spend a few days in Dillon. Maurice Wright travels to Anaconda then Minnesota to settle. Tanlac ad proclaims health claims. Miss Maureen Desmond to teach Bedrock school next year.
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James Duncan
Flora Duncan
Sheridan
Dillon
John Woodward
M. S. Bullerdick
Sheridan Forum
Irene Oliver
American Falls
Idaho
H. T. Sappington
Salt Lake City
B. N. Stevenson
Maurice Wright
Anaconda
Minnesota
Tanlac
A. Potts
Missy Maureen Desmond
Bedrock
Miss Desmond
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Bertha Huber
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