Irish Party Planned by Dillon Sacajawea Club
The Sacajawea club hosts an Irish themed evening at the Guild hall with green and white decor Irish costumes and games followed by a cafeteria lunch for Beaverhead High School faculty mothers and club members. Hosts Mr and Mrs Goodwin T Paul welcomed guests at Pacific street dinner including Miss Anne Johnson and Ex Governor Edwin L Norris. The Guild were hosted by Mrs Hurley Leach at Mrs J F Wiksdal housing. Aid society met at Mrs E B Sprinkle on South Washington street.
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Sacajawea
Guild Hall
Beaverhead High School
Sacajawea Club
Goodwin T. Paul
Pacific Street
Anne Johnson
Elizabeth Condit
Mary Eidson
Edwin L. Norris
Joseph E. Monroe
Baptist the Aid Society
E.B. Sprinkle
South Washington Street
Country Club Guests Dine at Dillon Home
Mrs. W. G. Roberts hosted the club at her country home south of Dillon on Tuesday afternoon. A fine luncheon was served at 1 o'clock to members and guests including Mrs. Ned Saunders Mrs. A. L. Anderson and Mrs. Layden.
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W. G. Roberts
Dillon
Ned Saunders
A. L. Anderson
Layden
Mrs Birrer Hosts Club Gathering At Home
Mrs Frank Birrer entertained the club Wednesday afternoon at her home. In addition to club members, guests included Mesdames T K Julson M 2 French Robert Quackenbush William Herman Arthur Graeter and Miss Gertrude French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Birrer
Mrs Lovell Hosts Social Evening for Ladies’ Meeting
Mrs George Lovell hosted a Saturday evening ladies’ meeting with a social game of ecards. The gathering was pleasant and an excellent lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lovell
Club Hostesses Share Afternoon Gatherings This Week
Mrs R P F Tattersall hosted a Tuesday club gathering with guests Miss Rose Stamin Mrs Lilian Free and Mrs L Cushingy. The club met Wednesday at Mrs Julius Rounds home with Mrs Q O Gosmian substituting for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. PF. Tattersall
Julius Rounds
QO. C. Gosmian
Club Hosts Spring Party At Guild Hall
Members plan a Spring party this evening at the Guild hall. The club was entertained Tuesday at Mrs Earl Wheat's home. Mrs Sam Freeman will host next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wheat
Sam Freeman
Ten Young Ladies to Be Entertained by Bennett Sisters
The Ten Tomorrow evening The Ten young ladies will be entertained by the Misses Bessie and Lora Bennett at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Bessie
Lora Bennett
Ladies Club Social Recap and Next Host Named
Mrs F E Dodds entertained the ladies of the club Wednesday afternoon at her home. The group will meet again next Wednesday at the home of Mrs Duke Gist on Idaho Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Dodds
Club
Duke Gist
Idaho Street
St James Group Seeks Members and Friends Network
The St James organization calls for members and friends to join its growing network. Volunteers and supporters are invited to participate in upcoming events and community activities hosted by the group.
Mrs Sophia Axe Hosts Society at Her Home
Mrs Sophia Axe entertained the local society yesterday afternoon at her residence, providing refreshments and light conversation for guests in a cordial gathering.
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Sophia Axe
St. Rose Guild Holds No Meeting Yesterday
Members of the St. Rose Guild did not hold a meeting yesterday as planned, with no formal gathering or agenda reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose
Guild
Manse Ladies Do Not Hold Meeting Yesterday
A local report states the Manse ladies group did not hold a meeting yesterday. No agenda or attendees are listed.
Vaudeville Acts and Films At The Pastime Tonight
Three vaudeville acts headline at the Pastime with Hampton and Stewart violin star Olga trapeze and contortionist Joe Denalt strongman act. Also three reels of moving pictures priced 10 and 25 cents. Tonight and tomorrow add one more act. The Coward's Atonement silent drama to be shown Saturday followed by Uns and Sheridan's Ride. Sunday The Red Girl's Sacrifice with Princess Mona. Monday Snow White three reels with Hate Mbert and Power children. Wednesday March 19 Sherlock Holmes The Adventures of the Copper Beeches centered on a woman's hair mystery.
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Hampton and
Stewart
Hampton
Olga
Europe
Joe Denalt
Uns
Grimms Pary
Wales
Hate Mbert
Powers Company
A. Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for skin diseases
An advertisement touts Bucklens Arnica Salve as a quick permanent remedy for skin diseases and for burns or bruises. John Deyo of Gladwin Michigan claims twelve years of illness and $400 in medical bills were cured by the salve. The ad notes its price at 25 cents and recommends Potts the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
John Deyo
Gladwin, Mich
Potts
Palm Sunday Services Include Sermon and Music
Palm Sunday program begins with a 9:00 a. m. sermon and hymn service themed Palms That Will Never Wilt. An evening 7:30 p. m. message to young people follows. Weeknight services Tue Thu Fri 7:30. Easter Sunday features 11:00 a. m. The Naturalness of the Resurrection and 6:40 p. m. Young People's meeting. 7:30 p. m Heaven and Easter with John 14:1-2. All invited with special music and floral decorations.
Foley Kidney Pills Advertised For Women Ills
An advertisement urges relief for women suffering backache headache nervousness and sleeplessness from kidney and bladder troubles. Foley Kidney Pills are promoted as quick relief and recovery with Potts the Druggist as the contact.
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Foley
Potts
Lost blue roan saddle horse with JH monogram
A blue roan saddle horse about 900 pounds is missing. It bears a blotched mono gram J H in a connected heart. A reward of $5 is offered for information leading to recovery. Last seen leaving Twin Bridges after a black mare toward Horse Prairie on the 08th.
Beaverhead County News Roundup in Dillon
Dillon notes report visits and moves by local residents and visitors from Butte and Melrose. Transactions include land purchases in Dell and Polson, business trips by Fred Hathaway and George Graff, and a pending Easter food sale by MP EE church women.
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Wm. Fruin
Charles Price
J . J. A. Browne
Melrose
Chris Hanson
Bannack
Dillon
John Lovell
Twin Bridges
Bock
Beaverhead Brewery
Adwell
Tribune Book Store
Dell
Fred S. Hathaway
Denver
W. J. George
Forsgren & Thomas
Adv
George W. Graff
Rumley Manufacturing Co
Billings
Nina Nash
Aberdeen
Nels Nelson
California
Mexico
Los Angeles
MP. EE. Church
Yeurtan
Change at Yeaman firm and court deputy clerk appointment
Joé Murray leaves E. M. Yeaman to be replaced by Yeaman’s son. Murray joins M. M. Co as auto truck motorman. Jack Newman gives up the post to push the laundry vehicle. Fred Hale leaves for a clerical role as deputy clerk of the court, appointed by Clerk C. W. Conger and to report Monday.
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Joé Murray
E. M. Yeaman
Mr.Yeaman
Mr. Murray
M.M. Co
Jack Newman
Fred Hale
C. W. Conger
Darnutzer Rites Held After Sudden Montana Death
Mrs Mae Maurer Darnutzer died suddenly Monday near Blaine from acute indigestion. Physicians from Dillon and Twin Bridges were summoned Sunday but could not save her. The funeral was held Wednesday. She was survived by her husband James Darnutzer a prominent Madison County citizen. They had married recently and returned from a wedding trip to California. Chris Maurer of Dillon is a cousin.
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C. Ro Sawyer
Polson
Mont
Joe Murray
Roy Rettigsona White Thor
Sheridana
Laurin
Twin Bridges
Beaverhead Rock
Chark Anderson
Small Son
Dillon
Calforna
Por Sali
Pearl Db. Smith
A. Mo Massemer
Catherine
Bozeman
W. T H. Decker
I. I. Hunsaker
Miss Dell Hunsaker
Miss Fern
Butte
Miss Pern
Thompson Creek
Beaverhead County
Selway
Ellil
Montana Normal College
Manufacturers’ Distributing Co
Helena
Carl Stahl
Washington
Stahl
Seattle
W. HH. Goodroads
North Dakota
Missoula
Pearl T. Smith
Washington Street
Montana Auto Supply Company
George Selway
Murray
Inter Mountain
Mae Maurer Darnutzer
Blaine
James Darnutzer
Madison County
California
Chris Maurer
Darnutzer
Meeting in Nor mal Auditorium honors Senator Selway and Ellil
Public is invited to a Saturday evening program in the Normal Auditorium beginning at 8 13 featuring short addresses and student songs. A banquet at the Meden will follow for the honored guests and invited locals including former legislators and press representatives.
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Normal Auditorium
I. O. Selway
Frank Ellil
Meden
Normal College
Uncalled Letters at Dillon Post Office Go to Dead Letter
Letters remaining uncalled for at the Dillon post office will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington, D. C. if not claimed within two weeks. Names listed include Grace Lamont and numerous others, with a March 1913 date noted for the notice.
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Dillon
Washington, D. C
Grace Lamont
P.M
Andersen
Andrea
Clark
Perguson
JC. Gail
J.Y. Garr
MW. Gavin
Gorman
Mary A. Tart
Mass Billy
John Jorgensen
Peter Jolnston
Vary Johnson
Lenard Johnston
Hec. Johanson
Peet Lever
Wan
Nauritiz
Gorge Manzer
Marry
J. Parks
Iva Raymond
Macs. Roberts
Charles Shaw
Ours Sylvester
Snook
Mrs G. We Trippy
Elmer Cr. Thompson
Mr. Widker
Jack Martines
Jeferson
Beaverhead National Forest
Montana
C. Kk. Wyman
Supclvyisor, Sett
Montana Ed Units Unite Under Leighton Bill
The Leighton bill consolidates Montana state schools under one unit in name while preserving separate institutions. A chancellor may be appointed by the state board of education to oversee all colleges and resolve conflicting courses across state schools. The measure awaits Governor Stewart's signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Assembly
Stewart
State Board of Reducation
State Board of Education
Not Yet Champ Clark A Long Public Service Record
The article reviews Champ Clark born in 1850 with 40 years in public life. It notes roles from Marshall College president to multiple congressional terms and as Speaker of the House. It highlights his early work as a farm hand, clerk, editor, and law career, plus key political positions andDemocratic nomination dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Marshall College
West Virginia
United States
Missouri
Louisiana
Bowling Green
Denver
St. Louis
Arker
House of Representatives
Missoula Sentinel
Olmsted-Stevenson Co Complains to State Rail Commission
The Olmsted Stevens on Co complained to state railroad commissioners about inability to obtain scale weights on fourteen cars of oars shipped in April May and June 1912. The information was promptly secured by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmsted-Stevenson Co
State Railroad’ Commissioners
Rankin Will Leaves Millions to Nieces in Montreal
The Rankin estate valued at about six million dollars leaves most stock and realty to three Montreal nieces Annie Lopan Mary Rankin and Jessie Rankin each receiving about one and a half million. The will imposes strict prohibitions on gifting to their father or stepmother with forfeiture to descendants if any penny is given. Diamonds valued around hundred thousand and three million in bonds and other property not appraised go to the Montreal nieces, with trustees to divide if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Rankin
Clayton
Townsend Star
Rankin
Dieamond City
Livingston
Montreal
Canada
Annie Ro Lopan
Mary Rankin
Jessie Rankin
Mary Rankin Jordan
Ann Rankin
Mary Patten
Butte Daily Post
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Elizabeth E. Monroe
Hurley Leach
J. F. Wiksdal
Needle Club
St. James the
The
Great Britain
America
M.E. and
Presbyterian Services
Renee G. R. Featherly
Havana
Victory Cigar Company
Sth Ave
New York
Ighland
Ies
Asia
Africa
South America
China
Japan
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
Frenay
The CHAS. H. /LILLY CO
S. Montana
Dillon, Mont
Duke Advertising Agency
Main St
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