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Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Middle West
South
East
Carroll Madden Wedding at St Rose Church
In a ceremony by Rev Father Clifford at St Rose Catholic church at 10 o clock Wednesday morning William P Carroll and Miss Louise Katheryn Madden were united in marriage. The bride has worked at Dr Best dental offices and the groom is a Dillon school graduate now ranching in the Big Hole basin and Horse Prairie. The Tribune offers congratulations and best wishes.
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Father Clifford
St. Rose Catholic
William P. Carroll
Louise Katheryn Madden
H. FF. Best
Dillon
Bie Hole
the Tribune
Dillon Couple Weds Quietly in Butte Then Returns Home
Lonnie Linson and Miss Berniece Wilson, a popular Dillon pair, traveled to Butte last Thursday to marry quietly in the mining city. They returned to Dillon Saturday and plan to reside here. The bride, native of Dillon, is the daughter of the late Tom and Mrs. Wilson. Linson joined Dillon’s first volunteer contingent at the war outbreak and served in France with the 168th Infantry of the 41st Division.
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Lonnie Linson
Berniece Wilson
Butte
Dillon
Tom Wilson
Linson
France
168Rd
Dinner party honors by Gracter and Gimble hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gracter and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gimble hosted a dinner at the Gimble home last Friday with a national color theme. Sixteen guests joined the hosts for music and dancing after the meal.
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Arthur Gracter
Harry Gimble
Gimble
Dinner honors visiting lecturer at college event
At the home of Dr and Mrs F H Garver a dinner was given Wednesday night for Dr Devine of New York who lectured at the college the same evening. Attendees included male members of the college faculty and the high school principal. Covers were laid for eight.
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F. H. Garver
Devine
New York
Seventeen Friends Help Billy Jennings Celebrate Seventh
Seventeen small friends of Billy Jennings gathered Monday afternoon for his seventh birthday. Decorations were red and white. The youngsters enjoyed a daytime party with games and cake.
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Billy Jennings
Wilmses Celebrate Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary
The fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wilms was observed on November 11 with a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Barrett. A splendidly appointed meal was served for eleven at the Barrett home.
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A. G. Wil Sms
John Barrett
Bright and Sexton wed at Baptist parsonage in Sweetwater
Miss Erma Bright and Earl Sexton married November 15 at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. George Mac Dougall officiating. They plan to settle on a dry ranch near Sweetwater.
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Baptist Parsonage
George MacDougall
Erma Bright
Earl Sexton
Sweetwater
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Lundy Home
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs Ida Lundy on Friday November 25 at 2 30 p m The study topic will be our islands mission fields.
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ida Lundy
Women Host Duck Dinner for Bank Employees
Mrs. Chester Gilbert and Mrs. J D Rees hosted a duck dinner last night at the Rees home for male employees of the First National Bank.
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Chester Gilbert
J.D. Rees
Rees
First National Bank
Marriage License Issued to Helen Courtney and Gilbert Kerr
A marriage license was issued Monday to Mrs. Helen Courtney and Gilbert Kerr, well known residents of the east bench. They will make their home at the Kerr ranch.
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Helen Courtney
Gilbert Kerr
East Bench
Kerr Ranch
Episcopal Guild Social Hosted by Huber Home Guests
The Episcopal Guild was pleasantly entertained yesterday afternoon by Miss Bertha Huber and Mrs FE H Brundage at the Huber home.
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The
Episcopal Guild
Bertha Huber
FE. H. Brundage
Huber
Methodist Aid Society entertained by four matrons
The Methodist Aid society was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Itta Metzel Mrs. Parker Mrs. Moon ey and Mrs. Rounds.
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Methodist Aid Society
Itta Metzel
Parker
Mooney
Curtain Party Hears From Clara Plant
Miss Clara Plant hosts a curtain party this afternoon. The Theta Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Misses Constance and Nancy Barrett on South Washington Street.
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Clara Plant
Theta Club
Thesday
Constance and
Nancy Barrett
South Waslington Street
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstract Company List
Week ending November 12 1921 shows patent transfers including 320 acres west of Lima to George M Gosman and 80 acres northwest of Brenner to Ser afino Roberts. Other deeds cover Centennial Land & Cattle Co trust near Lakeview and various Lima sub division plots. Notice of Homestead filed by Martin McMenomey near Grayling Montana and Mono quartz claim sale agreement with Boston and Montana Development Co. Legal actions include a judgment and decree affecting 320 acres southeast of Dillon and interest liens on described properties.
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United States of America
George M. Gosman
Lima
Montana
Serafino Roberts
Brenner, Mont
Orvis W. Smith
Dillon
Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Events
Dillon items note residents and visitors including Matthew Telin Blaine and Lacey Melrose. Mr and Mrs Tom Pierce Grant attend to business in Dillon while M L Davidson Los Angeles to stay briefly. Community notices cover illnesses, travel, family events, and local ads for Mrs Hart’s millinery.
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Matthew Telin
Blaine
Duink WineLacey
O. M. Best
Twinbridges
Fom Pierce
Grant
M. L. Davidson
Los Angeles
Dillon
Jasper Nelson
Wilbur Gilbert
Fred Gilbert
Ruby
Art Department
Hart
J. F. McCauley
Melrose
Twin Bridges
Howard McDonald
Frank Stone
Alder
Fannie Cahill
John Anderson
Wisdom
Mining Prospects Brighten in Beaverhead County
The DBoston Montana mill at Elkhorn begins operation boosting output with 800 to 100 workers. Polaris mine ore treatment is being prepared by Charles Whitman to cut hauling costs and prove rich, while Heela mine near Melrose shows renewed profitability. Leasing and drilling advance in Birch Creek Argenta and Polaris areas as winter development resumes.
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Dboston- Montana
Elkhorn
Polaris
Charles Whitman
Heela
Melrose
George B. Conway
Birch Creek
Argenta
Beaverhead-Alberta
Logan
Medicine Lodge
Beaverhead Alberta Oll and Gas Co Hole Progress
Dulling at Beaverhead Alberta Oll and Gas Co well was suspended Saturday due to a cave in after encountering a new water flow. An underreamer arrived Wednesday and after two days of underreaming and casing the drill resumed progressing rapidly. The target oil sands at about 1740 feet should be reached next week. At stoppage the hole stood at 1590 feet. A. M. Blaker of Vancouver Washington, a major stockholder, is present until completion.
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C. W. Robnett
Dillon Oil Co
Chicago
Dillon
Duke Gist
Butte
Gist
Frank Hatfield
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Hattie
Beaverhead-Alberta
Oll and Gas Co
A. M. Blaker
Vancouver
Wash
Cattle Market in Dillon Sees Steer and Cow Prices Rise
Joe Metlen of Dillon buys stock cattle for Beaverhead clients with cow and calf at about 40 to 45 dollars. Steers bring around 4.40 per cwt on hoof with rumors of up to 4.50. Prices have surged from about 18 per head twenty years ago as hay sells for 4 dollars a ton. Also a lost English shepherd dog near Lima with a 5 dollar reward offered.
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Joe Metlen
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Lima
Dillon Implement Co
Republicans Owe Senator Myers Party Endorsement
The Great Falls Tribune warns the Republicans should nominate Senator Myers for U S senator and expects Democrats to back him. It credits Myers with saving his party from "hari-kari" and predicts he would win many Republican votes for aiding the state ticket last election.
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Great Falls
Campaign in Chicago Targets Diet of Sheep’s Glands
The Leavenworth Times quotes a Chicago campaign advocating feeding mentally deficient children sheep’s glands to stimulate brain activity. It warns that continuing the tariff law may force importation of sheep from Australia or Argentina.
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Chicago
Australia
Argentine
Leavenworth Times
Christmas Ribbon Novelties Attract Holiday Gifts
The Inland Empire News notes festive rib bon novelties for the holidays. Heart shaped pincushions pin-holders garters and ribbon decorations headline gift ideas emphasizing youthful charm through thoughtful handmade keepsakes.
Training School Notes Highlight Armistice Day Parade
Miss McGregor returned from Butte with Ma Sharda as Da Potter operated for otasitis. October expenses 43.96 receipts 175.20 leaving 84.74 cash. Pupils joined Armistice day parade except kindergarten and first grade. Thanks to Miss Troxell and others. Dr. Finch and Mr. Frye marched with the American Legion. Thanksgiving holidays set for Nov 24–25. Christmas vacation Dec 28–Jan 2. New sewing tables arrive. five gold oak tables with drawers and drop leaves. Mrs Claire Taylor plans Thanksgiving with Miss Snyder. Children contributed one penny each on Armistice day for Belleau Wood memorial. total 7.87. John Baldwin transfers to junior high.
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Poere
Miss Troxell
McMeen
Phillips
Nash
Dorchester
Price
Stuart
Hildreth
Albertson
Finch
Frye
American Legion
United States Commissioner of Education Tigers
Belleau Wood
France
Farm Bureau Organizing Countywide Action in Sweetgrass
Sweetgrass county is organizing a farm bureau with support from the United States Department of Agriculture paying monthly salaries where a county agent is employed. The Federation has secured lower railroad freight rates for wheat and hay, saving U.S. farmers an estimated forty million dollars annually, per George Briley reported by the Big Tinker Pioneer.
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Sweetgrass County
United States Department of Agriculture
George Briley
Big Tinker Pioneer
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Briley
Farm Bureau
Luxuries Goods Sales Rise in First Nine Months 1921
New York reports a 73 percent rise in sales of jewelry silverware and leather goods for the first nine months of 1921 compared with the same period in 1920.
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New York
Armistice Day Celebration Praised by Legion and Gosman
The Armistice day parade in Montana avenue drew praise for its well run event. School children provided a standout feature with bright, orderly marching and strong patriotic spirit, as spectators noted their excellent appearance and large numbers.
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American Legion
Gosman
Montana Avenue
Marrying to Reform Woman Not Heard Of, Says Editor
The editor notes with emphasis that it is highly unlikely to hear of a man marrying a woman solely to reform her. The remark reflects lingering attitudes about marriage and social reform in the era.
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Huber Bros
Linson- Wilson
Dr. Devine
Woman’s Home Missionary
Kerr-Courtney
M. FE. Aid
Martyn P. Fitch
Valentine Fitch
John Kierman
Centennial Land & Cattle Co
Lakeview
William H. Boyle
Charnie L. Busby
Slader
William H. Boule
C. H. Polk
the Ranch Company
James ‘Leach
West Park
Martin McMenomey
Grayling
T. J. Paull
Katie Mead
Boston and Montana Development Co
Dillon News Briefs
Delphine Ayotte
Mornig
Idaho Falls
S. M. Rood
Aaron Baxter
George Funkhouser
Dayton
Ohio
Tiere
Win
Dunn
Horn
Clifford Reid
Melrove
Reid
Mary Lawing
Force Co
Lyman Bennett
T. J. A. Monaghan
Virginia City
George
Anna Yost
Beaverhead Milling & Elevator
Dillon, Montana
Myers
Inland Empire News
Mele Hic
Uae
Miss McGregor
Ma. Sharda
Nornmud College
da Potter
Claire Taylor
Russia
Geneive Taylor
Lucretia Snyder
John Baldwin
Kidd
Lew Tritt
Thomson Ave
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