Divorce Granted to Alice Fries in Alder Case
A divorce decree was granted Wednesday by Judge H. G. Rodger dissolving the marriage of Alice Fries and Charles C. Fries, both residents of Alder.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1930
Page
5
A divorce decree was granted Wednesday by Judge H. G. Rodger dissolving the marriage of Alice Fries and Charles C. Fries, both residents of Alder.
Beaverhead county Republican central committee will set up headquarters tomorrow in the Metlen hotel parlors with E O Selway in charge. The item also notes a flurry of local travels, a Danish-born resident's declaration of intent, and several small incidents around Dillon, including a shell oil warehouse burglary and staff movements.
Post office announces new demurrage charges effective Oct 1 1980 5 cents per day on domestic C C D articles undelivered after fifteen days. Hold longer by paying 6 cents daily in advance. request must be made at the office of address through Postmaster J C Faller.
Normal college reports Miss Louise Freeman back from vacation and announces Frances Robinson named instructor in violin and public school music. Robinson trained at University of Kansas School of Fine Arts and Juilliard. performed first violin in New York ensembles and Carnegie Hall concerts. Summers’ repairs at the college completed or nearing completion. enhancements include swimming pool updates and a new dramatics office space.
The Bond family with son Philip and Freddie Chapman spent the weekend at Elkhorn Springs. Mr and Mrs E E Hazel closed the hotel for winter Sunday. The residence halls kitchen and rooms were remodeled for economy and convenience with concrete floors and rearranged apparatus.
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