Memorial Day Exercises In City With Veterans
Memorial Day events begin with a memorial sermon by Rev. Jesse Lacklen at Grace Church for G A R Woman's Relief Corps and Spanish American War veterans. Veterans meet at the court house at 7 30 and march to the church. Tuesday morning children join the veterans to the Methodist church for a program and address. At 2 p m veterans decorate graves at the cemetery with music by the Dillon brass band. Post commanders and adjutants coordinate flags and transportation for children. Citizens are invited to participate.
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Jesse Lacklen
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
G. A. R. Woman's Relief Corps
Court House
Dillon Brass Band
Moses Loree
Josephus Rich
Senior class play at Montana State Normal College
The Senior class presented George Bernard Shaw You Never Can Tell to a near full house. Edna Jones as the maid and Grace Walters as William the waiter received special praise for their realistic portrayals. Gertude Reardon and Frances Stebbins played the twins well with Reardon delivering Dorothy Clandon with engaging abandon.
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Montana State Normal College
George Bernard Shaw
Edna Jones
Grace Walters
Miss Reardon
Dorothy Clandon
Miss Stebbins
Philip Clandon
Market for Big Hole cattle sells 300 head to Stanton
Spokane Cattle company in Montana’s Big Hole basin sells 300 steers to E. H. Stanton Packing for June 21 delivery at $6.75 per 100 pounds. The animals will be slaughtered at the Stanton packing house. Spokane Cattle reports 27,000 head shipped to Pacific coast points this year and notes the 300 head are part of a 1,200 head last shipment. The firm bought an 8,000 acre ranch from J. Peterson for $160,000 a year ago, with substantial irrigation, fencing, and 150 horses on site.
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Spokane
Spokane Cattle Company
Big Hole Basin
Montana
E. H. Stanton Packing Company
Stanton Packing House
E. N. Jones
E. E. McClintock
Delightful Birthday Dinner for Miss Dollie Bell
Miss Dollie Bell sixteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Bell, was honored Sunday at a Grasshopper home birthday dinner hosted by her parents. The dining room featured early summer blossoms and pink white roses, with fourteen covers, a lavish menu, music, gifts, and warm well wishes from family friends.
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Hazel Carlberg
Edw. Lloyd
Geo
Geo. Tash
J. C. Harrison
Sylvester Hinichman
Dillon
Lizzie Harrison
Mesers
Duke Gist
Will Welburn
Will
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