Melrose rancher dies in accident at age 89
The melrose area mourns a longtime rancher born on the Bryan ranch near the Big Hole riot. Survived by wife, three children Catherine Margaret Jean Albertine and William Frank, mother Elizabeth Bryan, three sisters and four brothers. Funeral Monday at the Baptist church with Rev. R. O. Shannon officiating. interment in Mountain View cemetery. Mrs Roberts and Mrs Burton attended and stayed for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Melrose
H. SF. Roberts
Seattle
L. R. Burton
Pasadena
Cal
Edgar
Elza
Fred
Gorge
Bremmerton
Wash
Baptist Church
R. O. Shannon
Mountain View Cemetery
Roberts
You'd hardly believe this animal story
Director Paul Leni discusses The Chinese Parrot at Hartwig theater. He recalls fans sending letters about trained animals and parrots after his Universal-Jewel release The Cat and the Canary. He notes a mystery about his future projects and animal-film expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Leni
Universal-Jewel
Hartwig Theater
Berlin
Leni
Universal
Jackson district social and business visits noted
A series of short notices lists residents and visitors in Jackson, Dillon and Kalispell. Names include Martin Jackson, Mrs. Lowen Nelson, Mrs. Phil Murphy, A. W. Wilson, John Hill, G. B. R. Harlan, Harry Summers, Matt Kay, Roy Ford, George Lossi, Martin Quigley, John Krause, Mrs. Krause, and Mrs. Barber among others. The Jackson Women’s Club met, planned district delegate travel, organized a Pinochle club, and Armistice day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Jackson
Dillon
Lowen Nelson
Phil Murphy
Ranch
W. S. Tash
Wolf
Cleme
A. W. Wilson
Kalispell
Grand Lodge
John Hill
G. BR. Harlan
Drummond
Clemon
Harry Summers
Jackson
Matt Kay
Roy Ford
Butte
George Lossi
Martin Quigley
John Krause
Missoula
Sle
Krause
Small Son
Jackson Women’s Club
Dan Pendergast
John Weaver
Barber
Pendergast
Lucy Jardine
Wisdom
Rebecca Jardine
Mellie Paddock
Jardine
D. Johnson
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Basin
Allen Dansie
George Clemow
Betty Clemow
Harry Lapham
Sleep in Fish Eludes Closure of Eyes at Rest
Fish cannot fully close their eyes or sleep during inactivity, a state varying in duration across species and conditions. Researchers note ocular muscles and protective eyelids differ from land animals, influencing rest patterns and vulnerability.
Normal College Notes Show Montana Education Association Programs
The State reports Normal college representatives prominent in the Montana Education Association at Bozeman and Great Falls. Faculty members ElizBeth Shotwell Rush Jordan and S I Davis present papers. Graduates Bess Davis Robert Kindsley Alice Conway Leora Hapner Florence Goodson attend sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Montana Education Association
Sozeman
Genevieve Albertson
Fairbanks
Department of Manual and Fine Arts
Albright
Elizabeth Shotwell
Jessie Duboc
Rush Jordan
Margaret Huntington
English Council
Mary L. Innes
Miss Shotwell
S. I. Davis
Mackie
Lewis
Judd
Evan
Severance
Bozeman
The
Bess Davis
Robert Kindsley
Alice Conway
Hilena
Leora Hapner
Florence Goodson
Livingston
College groups prepare District Federation program
Mrs. Margaret C Curran visits northern high schools in Cascad and Chouteau counties. Miss Louise Freeman returns from vacation at Trenton Missouri. Dilton hosts District Federation of Women’s Clubs events with Normal college participation. Glee club orchestra Gargoyles and Martha Opp perform. Dr Davis and Miss Carson speak. Music department leads convocation with multiple choral and instrumental numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Curran
Cascad
Chouteau Counties
Louise Freeman
Trenton
Missouri
District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dilton
Normal College
Glee Club
Gargoyles
Martha Opp
Miss Carson
Dr. Davis
Hong Kong
Sapphire Seas
Ralph McFadden
Butte Members Visit Mizpah Chapter for Banquet and Ceremonial
Mizpah chapter No. 13 entertained about 50 Butte chapter No. 29 members at a banquet and ceremonial last Tuesday. The Butte team demonstrated pre 1876 Star work with a choir anthem. Visitors drove to Dillon. attendees included three past grand worthy matrons and grand lodge officers from Butte and Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
Butte
Dillon
John F. Bishop
Nellie Lovell
Cynthia Plummer
Mary S. Hugo
Kate Hallet
T. E. Luebben
Plummer
Bishop
Hattie Dart
Clara Chapman
Emma Gilbert
Bright Side Mirrors Highlight Flappers
A playful line suggests most flappers prefer optimistic views as they glance at themselves in mirrors, reflecting a cheerful fashion stance and self image during the era.
Valley of Hell Troupe Sets Nevada Film Trek
Francis McDonald stars in The Valley of Hell filmed near Moapa Nevada with 1500 people and 100 horses moving by special train and wagon caravan to establish a Western location camp for MGM's eight film series. Cast includes Madonna Murphy William Steele Anita Garvin Joe Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culvert City
California
Moapa
Nevada
Francis McDonald Company
Valley of Hell
Francis McDonald
Hartwig
Isidore Bernstein
Cliff Smith
McDonald
Mdna Murphy
William Steele
Anita Garvin
Joe Bennett
Higher compression and lighter weight trend in automobiles
The article notes a shift to higher engine compression and lighter car bodies as major fall model improvements. It cites an air cooled seven passenger Franklin line weighing 4000 to 5000 pounds less than typical cars and praises ride quality. Ford is anticipated to raise compression but keep weight similar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lynn
TH. H. Franklin
Ford
Scotty Wins Porker
Alex Tait held the winning number for the baby pig at the Hartwig theater Tuesday evening. Scotty gathered the squealing prize in his arms as the audience cheered and the pig wore baby clothes on a wheeled car in a car stunt. The pig was donated by the Cash Meat market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Tait
Hartwig Theater
Scotty
Cash Meat Market
Busy Bee club meets at Liliss Selway home
Mrs George Wolfe hosted a small tea at her west side residence on Wednesday afternoon drawing a large turnout of ladies. The Busy Bee club was also entertained midweek by Mrs Liliss Selway at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wolfe
Busy Bee Club
Liliss Selway
Hinneberrys Host Pinochle Club at Ranch Home
Mr and Mrs Archie Hinneberry entertained their Pinochle club Wednesday evening at their ranch home. A dinner of handsome appointments was served at 7 o clock and the remainder of the evening was spent with cards. Halloween decorations were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Hinneberry
Thimble Club Hosts Evening at Metlen Hotel
Mrs. Gorge Main and Mrs. Bob Gordon entertained the Thimble club last Saturday night at the Metlen hotel home of Mrs. Main. Cards games and a delicious lunch were served with invited guests including Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kay and Mrs. George Smith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge Main
Bob Gordon
Thimble Club
Main
Metlen
Matt Kay
George Smith
W. T. Scully
J. W. Kenny
James Patterson
Harry Bamberger
Kensington Tea Honors Mrs. Sarah Waldorf Visit
Mrs. Waldorf and three neighbors hosted a Saturday afternoon Kensington tea at South Washington street home to honor visiting Mrs. Sarah Waldorf from Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Waldorf
W. H. Stephan
W. G. Gilbert
Sarah Waldorf
Long Beach
Waldorf
South Washington Street
Bridge Luncheon At Rife Ranch West Of The City
Mrs. A. J. Rife entertained a number of friends at a bridge luncheon last Monday at the Rife Ranch home west of the city. Mrs. I. W. Allen and Mrs. Rife hosted a similar affair Wednesday afternoon with flowers used extensively in decorations and bridge as the main diversion after two well appointed luncheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Rife
Bridge
Rife Ranch
Th City
Mrs White Honored at Eliel Bridge Party in City
Mrs I D White visiting from Santa Anna Calif was the guest of honor at a bridge party Tuesday afternoon at the Eliel home on South Washington street Miss Clara Plant and Mrs W B Hartwig were hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. White
Santa Anna
Calif
Eliel
South Washington Street
Clara Plant
W. B. Hartwig
Pinochle Club Hosts Second Meeting Of Season
Mr and Mrs Howard Morse entertained their Pinochle club last Friday with dinner at seven and a card game for three tables. This marked the second meeting of the club for the season following Anson Baxter and party's kickoff two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Morse
Rainbow Demonstration at Sheridan Saturday Evening
The Dillon assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls has been invited by the Arcecla chapter of the Order of Eastern Star in Sheridan to demonstrate their work. The event is scheduled for Saturday evening, October 29 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Arcecla Chapter
Order of Eastern Star of Sheridan
Sheridan
Three Couples Married In City Clerk Office
Three marriage licenses were issued over a busy weekend. Arthur L. Cheney and Flavia Shepherd of Salmon wed by Judge Phillips Saturday. Julian S. Miles of Bozeman and Alma Tjaaland of Big Timber received licenses Sunday. Edward Lee Hays and Almora E. Taylor of Manhattan were granted life contracts Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Cheney
Flavia Shepherd
Salmon
Phillips
Julian S. Miles
Bozeman
Alma Tjaaland
Big Timber
State Normal College
Edward Lee Hays
Almora E. Taylor
Manhattan
Brush Fire Puffs Up Eyebrows East Of Town
A Sunday brush fire on the mountain east of town burned about 20 to 30 acres of sage brush and scrub timber. The area lies outside the forest reserve so no report was filed and the fire appeared to be out by Monday morning with only scattered timber patches remaining.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cinderella Gardens
Neyman’s Exchange
South Main St
Normal College Notes
Great Falls
Lee R. Light
Charles Henry
Margaret Crag Curran
Prin. A. PF
Peterson
Great Malls
Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers
Eastern Star
Porker
Mrs. Waldorf
Mrs. White
Rainbow
Lew Cody and
Rene Adoree
Big Horn Ranch
Peyerneks
Francis M.donald
Metro- Gokiwyn
Ayer
Earl Dear Biggers
Tunney
Fight Pictures
Bond Grocery Co
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