Dillon Couple Wed in Quiet Friday Ceremony
Miss Mary Jane McGhen and Mr. George W Crowell were married by Judge Jos C Smith at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W G Gilbert. They plan a short Helena honeymoon and will reside on Railroad Avenue. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs J H McGhen of Dillon. The groom, a Dillon native, a World War veteran and former leader of the American Legion band, is well known in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane McGhen
George W. Crowell
Jos. C. Smith
W. G. Gilbert
Helena
Hainds House
Railroad Avenue
J. H. McGhen
Dillon
American Legion
Marriages Record Three at Methodist Parsonage
Charles Nolan and Mary Stella Heath, both of Helena, married at the Methodist parsonage on Monday afternoon October 17. The couple were accompanied by F. M. Carr and Mrs. Carr of Dell Montana, sister of the bride, who with the party left that day for Helena. Also Wm. Smith of Melrose wed Carrie May Dingley of Dillon at the M F parsonage Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Parsonage
Charles Nolan
Mary Stella Heath
Helena
F. M. Carr
Dell, Mont
Theatre party at Miss Smiths for twenty guests
Miss Rachael Smith entertained twenty of her girl friends at a theatre party Tuesday evening. After the show the party went to the Smith home where refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Smith
Smith
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Minter’s
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Minter Thursday afternoon October 27th at 2 30 o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Kensington Party Invitations Issued for Saturday
Mrs. William Bernstein and Mrs. J. E. Morse invite guests to a Kensington party at Mrs. Bernstein's home on Saturday afternoon, with invitations issued for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bernstein
J. E. Morse
Kensington
Bernstein
Shakespeare Club Meeting At Training School
The Shakespeare Club will meet in Miss Dorchester's room at the training school on Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
Miss Dorchester
Needle Club Holds First Fall Meeting at Mrs Gilbert's
Theta members were entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs T E Gilbert and Mrs E L Poindexter. The Needle Club opens the fall season at Mrs Clara Chapman's home on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mary Gist hosted the Jolly Club for its semi monthly meeting last week.
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Theta
T. E. Gilbert
E. L. Poindexter
Needle Club
Clara Chapman
Mary Gist
Jolly Club
Scandia Club Guests Entertained by Mrs Jens Bay
The Scandia Club will be entertained Thursday afternoon October 27 by Mrs Jens Bay in a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia Club
Jens Bay
Social Eight club meeting hosted by Mrs. Olmstead
Mrs. T. D. Olmstead acted as hostess for the Social Eight club gathering held Wednesday afternoon.
Bitterroot Club Hosts Fashioned Gathering
Mrs. F. H. Best acted as hostess to Bitterroot club members on a Wednesday afternoon, welcoming attendees and presiding over the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Best
Bitterroot Club
Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Local notices list Mrs. E O Sebway and others visiting Butte and Dillon alike. Several Dillon residents including KE F Price, B H Paul, Victor Mathews, C W Stallings, and Mrs C T Magnus are noted for business trips or visits. The piece mentions a relocation of Dr Best and social trips by James Sullivan family and A Pabst. It ends with a Melrose funeral attendance and ranch trade ad.
Railroad strike called for October thirtieth
An Associated Press report from Chicago states the railroad labor board failed to reach a concrete compromise after talks with five unions who ordered a walkout set for October 30. Union leaders said no tangible proposition was offered and that plans for the strike would proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Butte Miner
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Ir, M. Barton
Labor Board
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Washington
Sappington laid to rest at Melrose Montana
Melrose Montana October 21. The community mourns the death of Henson Thomas Sappington after a long illness. Funeral held at the Presbyterian church led by Rev Groeneveld. He leaves wife Kate and daughters Carrie Tar rison Wilson, all of Salt Lake City, and son Harry who died in infancy. Brothers and sisters survive. many friends offered support.
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Melrose
Mont
Henson
Thomas Sappington
Presbyterian Church
Dillon
Arthur Jones
John Smith
Frank C. Moore
Dorr Hoffman
Abert Streb
D. van Ievans
Groeneveld
Sappington
Mr. Sappington
Chaplin
Nelson County
Kentucky
Vorpan the Raider
Chicago
Carmon
Ilinois
Blandineville
Glendale
Montana
Quedrock
Blandinville
Kate Williams
Hecla
Cleve
Samuel A. Barbour
Mr. Barbour
Arizona
Sharkey, and Company
Texas
Salt Lake City
Mel
Harry G. Sappington
AM. Sappington
Carrie Sappington
W.O. Tarrison
Leonard Wilson
Joseph R. Sappington
Missoula
Vince
Big Hole rancher buys 250 head cattle in state
K N Jones, a leading rancher from the Big Hole basin, visited Butte yesterday to close a large stocking deal. He bought 250 head of cattle across the state in the past week and oversaw their removal from Helena. Farmers with ample hay expect to feed cattle through winter as a bumper hay crop aids the market. Mrs Lena Fassler A Fassler of Melrose and Mrs Veronika Hartwig of Reichle depart for New York to sail to Germany for about four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. N. Jones
Big Hole Basin
Butte
Mr. Jones
Big Hole
Helena
Lena Fassler
A. Fassler
Melrose
Veronika Hartwig
Reichle
New York
Germany
Montana
Good Literature Day Observed With Church Services
The program by Jiinns and readmey marks Good Literature Day with a morning service on October 28 led by Ure pretor choir and congregation at the Methodist church at 11:00 a.m. An evening service at 7:30 p.m. continues the observance as a religious benefit of vacation.
Weekend visit and duck shoot noted in local columns
Mrs Wheat and daughters Winifred and Lots spent Saturday in Dilfon with Merritt driving. They were joined by Ruth Innes, a niece, visiting a week. Mr and Mrs Tones of Ennis visited Miss Innes, who stays with her uncle. Stanbury and Warren Stone headed to Centennial valley for duck shooting this week.
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Wheet
Draphters
Winifredt
Dilfon
Tiaevel
Merritt
Ruth Innes
Wheat
Tones
Ennis
Miss Innes
Madsonian
ST. Stanbury and
Warren
Stone
Centennial Valley
Badgitis Disease Menace Sparks Divorce Question
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a plaintiffs complaint alleging a disease named Badgitis causes forgetfulness of business and family duties. The sworn remarks claim the husband spends time at public events and neglects earning a living, prompting a spousal inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Bushand
Lorie
Origin of a Famous Saying in a Humorous Fragment
A Birmingham Age Herald snippet ponders the origin of a phrase with mock dialogue. It suggests Noah may have spoken it first, humorously noting no land existed at the time. The quotation features characters Mr Iwwobble and Mr Gadspur debating the phrase’s roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editarbus
Drithiae
Gadspur
Noah
Birmingham Age- Herald
Fortunate Youth Wedding Tale Fragments
Fractured dialogue hints at a wedding described with irony and local color. Sentences reference a bride, a groom with cooking skills, and a father’s concern as an unfortunate line ends with garbled phrases and unresolved tone.
Frugal Plans Highlight Fiancés Budget Talk
A couple discusses tightening their finances before marriage. The fiancée notes the fiancé Jack earns a modest salary, and they plan to economize by giving up many wants to manage their household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Miss Ruby Wyatt From Cincinnati Quits Conservatory
Miss Ruby Wyatt arrived from Cincinnati last Sunday. A stiffness in the cords of her right wrist ends her study at the conservatory. It is expected several months will pass before she resumes piano practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Wyatt
Cincinnati
Conservatory
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Theatre Party
Home Missionary
Jolly Chub
The
T. D. Olmstead
Dillon News Briefs
E. 0. Sebway
KE. F. Price
Dell
B. H. Paul
Monida
Victor Mathews
C. W. Stallings
C. T. Magnus
Charles FE. Quick
Jackson
Henry Burfeind
Southern California
M. A. Logan
State Bank of
Billings
Best
Metlen
Olmsted-Stevenson
B. Amano
P. O. Box
Lima
H. T. Sappington
M. Gist
James Sullivan
Little Son
St. Patl
Leech Land Co
Valier
Otto Pabst
San Francisco
Mar. Pabst
A. J. Anderson
J. J. Morse
Laura T. Scott
Amstead
Carl Mast
John Bechtold
Damae
John Gelhaus
Joseph and
Francis Gelhaus
Duke Gist
J. E. Foote
Elza Murray
B. N. Stephenson
Anna Patterson
Walter Vance
Beavermont
Baverhead Milling and Elevator. Company
Mother
Dad
Columbia
City Drug Company
Soto
Dbn Anmmunite Oson
LHS Culmuillys
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