Baptist Aid Society Social at Normal Dormitory
The Baptist Aid Society and friends were entertained at the Normal dormitory yesterday afternoon. Mesdames Campbell Wolf Carnutt Trollinger and Miss Plant led a program of music and readings featuring H. C. W. Scott Nora MacDougall Mrs. G. E. Finch Mrs. James Phillips Rose Wilson and Maud Carnutt. A cafeteria lunch followed. The next M E Aid Society meeting will be in the church parlor on Thursday afternoon September 16 hosted by Mrs. Forester Crowell Wiseman and Morse.
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Baptist Aid
Baptist Aid Society and Friends
Mesdames Campbell
Wolf
Carnutt
Trollinger
Plant
C. W.s Scott
Nora MacDougall
G. E. Finch
James Phillips
Rose Wilson
Maud Carnutt
M. E. Aid Society
F. A. Hazelbaker
Nannie Tritt
Kentucky Avenue
Twin Bridges
J. H
A. D
Charles LaDue
Laura LaDue
Mary Raymond
Mr. Johnson
Sheridan
Dillon
John A. Donovan
Butte
J. W. Scott
Glen Decker
Armstead
Hawley
J. Selway
Santa Anna
California
L. D. Graeter
W. W. West
Lora Guyaz
Madison County
H. G. Humphrey
Billings
Montana
The
Methodist Church
J. C. Patterson
Kate Jones
Normal College
Beaverhead Motors Company
Lulu Allen
Marion Gist
Walter Patton
Homer Patton
Hugh Jamison
McFall
Mr. Gist
Duke Gist
Ralph Patrick
Los Angeles
Spokane
Tacoma
Salt Lake
Dillon Club to Convene First Meeting at Public Library
The Delphian club holds its first meeting of the club year at the public library on September 14 at 2 30. All members are urged to attend as definite plans for the year's work will be made.
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Delphian Club
Young Matron Dies After Illness at 19
The young wife of Thomas Pierce of Horse Prairie died in a Butte hospital after a weeks long illness. Her remains were taken to Helena, her former home, for the funeral. Mrs. Pierce, born Margaret Sass, daughter of Fred and Mrs. Sass of Helena, attended Normal college years ago. She was only nineteen.
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Thomas Pierce
Horse Prairie
Butte
Helena
Pierce
Margaret Sass
Fred Sass
The
Normal College
Funeral Draws Hundreds for James W. Scott in Dillon
Large crowds from Armstead Bedrock Horse Prairie Medicine Lodge Butte and other points gathered in Dillon to pay last respects to neighbor and friend James W. Scott.
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Armstead
Bedrock
Horse Prairie
Medicine Lodge
Butte
Dillon
James W. Scott
Montana Crop Report Shows Strong Wheat Threshing Statewide
Helena Sept 4 Threshing is general across Montana with 20 counties reporting for the week ended August 28 that yields exceed prior estimates. Second alfalfa cutting is complete with excellent yields, livestock in good condition with some shipments to market, and labor scarce in several counties.
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Helena
Montana
C. D. Greenfield
Department “of Agriculture’ and Publicity
85-year-old J S Jordan visits Yellowstone with family
J S Jordan of Topeka Kansas, guest at Mrs J S Banks home, spent weeks with his daughter. He toured Yellowstone National Park by auto with Mr Banks and his grandson and granddaughter. At 85 he appeared young and enjoyed the trip, renewing his youth.
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J. S. Jordan
Topeka
Kansas
J. S. Banks
Yellowstone National Park
Mr. Banks
Mr. Jordan
Park
Spring Lambs Sell Substantial Lot to Western Feeders
The Montana Livestock Commission plans large spring lamb sales to Idaho and Colorado feeders at ten cents per pound. About 35,000 head will be sold and shipped out of the county, bringing in significant revenue to relieve local shortages.
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Montana Livestock Commission Company
Idaho
Colorado
Candidates on Hand at Wisdom Harvest Home Festival
Many county office candidates appeared at the Wisdom harvest home festival and roundup over the weekend, greeting voters and sharing platform points as they enjoyed the fair weather.
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Wisdom
Gilbert Improving After Appendicitis Surgery
J. H. Gilbert cashier of the First National Bank is improving after appendicitis surgery in Butte and will return home in the near future.
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Gilbert
J. H. Gilbert
First National Bank
Butte
Dillon Boys Defeat Twin Bridges 17 to 14 in Wild Noon Game
The Dillon boys beat Twin Bridges 17 to 14 in a Sunday afternoon baseball clash. Dillon built a big lead and held on as Twin Bridges mounted a late rally.
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Dillon
Twin Bridges
Sunset Orchestra Plays For Twin Bridges Legion Dance
The Sunset orchestra performed at the American Legion dance in Twin Bridges Saturday night drawing many Dillon area youths who traveled by car. The piece notes the Wilson Cox conference with Cox echoing the president in sentiment.
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Sunset Orchestra
Twin Bridges
American Legion
Dillon
Bridges
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Howard Atches
Huber Bros
M. E. Aid
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Geo. P. Hughes
W. B. Hartwig
Hawley Selway
Theta
Walter Taylor
Dillon News Briefs
Martin Innis
Henry Burfeind
E. J. Bowman
Andconda
J. R. Scott
J. P. Best
Elkhorn Springs
Geo. M. Melton
Mary O'Brien
MacMillan
Kenneth W. Moe
Revenue Department
Alice Clegg
Mildred Elliott
Dorothy Thomas
Butte Friends
Hollie Staudaker
George Pyle
Polaris
Geo. M. Melon
Henderson
Thompson St
Vashti Sanders
Montana Highway Commission
Hazel Lundy
Three Forks
Margaret Ryburn
Thomas Bookstore
0. M. Best
Seattle
H. F. Best
Egerton Poindexter
Honolulu
New York
Columbia University
G. T. Paul
L. A. Gregory
Alfred Cashmore
Argenta Lakes
Roy "Stephenson
Judson Best
A. Enlow
W. Morse St
Max Lauterbach
Helen
Clara Greenough
Miss Crowley
W. E. Chapman
Tribune Office
Sitf
Louie Vonier
Spervisor of Agriculture
U. P. ‘System
Omaha
Henry Coulam
U. P
Fred Staudaher
Nick Staudaher
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fred
Grant B. Hamilton
Jude
Lyness
Spur
Liccerr & Myers Tosacco Co
Lees Park
Wilson
Cox
Alma
Grant H Hamilton
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