Calendar of events at Hartwig theater and local clubs
The Tribune calendar lists upcoming events from Sept 16 to Sept 28. Theatre shows include Daisy Ruth Miller and Louise Dresser in Broken Hearts of Hollywood and Laura La Plant in Silk Stockings at the Hartwig. screenings of The Frontiersman and His Dog at Hartwig. dance at Dillmont Park. and Stranded in Paris on multiple dates. Socials: Odd Fellows I O O F hall, DeMolay at Masonic hall, Neighbors of Woodcraft, Rotary luncheon at Andrus hotel, and various guilds and fraternal meetings. Dates, times, and venues per listing.
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Daisy Ruth Miller
Louise_ ‘Dresser
Hollywood
Hartwig “Theater
The
Hartwig
Dillmont Park
Paris
Hartwig, Theater
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Hall
Woodcraft
Elon May’ Guild
T. Lee ‘McCracken
D. P. Thurber
Masons
Order of the Eastern Star
Order of Rainbow
Modern Woodmen of America
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Dillon Still Mecca for Normal Students
The article notes strong registration at the Dillon normal school with expected attendance from Billings eastern college. Dormitories are full and many students secured room and board in private homes. The swimming pool opened Thursday per the posted schedule at the Normal College, training school, and county high school.
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Eastern College
Billings
Fall Activities Begin at Normal College Clubs and Teams
The annual reception for students and faculty is set for Friday night at residence halls. Autumn plans include a Go announcement soon. Field hockey starts this fall for the Normal college, with junior and senior teams planned and a Thanksgiving tournament. Volleyball aims for an inter dormitory tournament with tryouts for the Woman’s Glee club and hopes for a larger concert group later in autumn or early winter. The men’s fraternity held its first meeting of the year with John B. Cluley as faculty advisor. Officers elected: Arthur Brine president, Wallace Scott vice president, Anthony Connelley secretary, Lorne Lauder treasurer, Garry Robertson sergeant at arms.
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Normal College
John B. Cluley
Arthur Brine
Wallace Scott
Anthony Connelley
Lorne Lauder
Garry Robertson
Sargeant At Arms
Dr Davis to Fill Presbyterian Pulpit Sunday
Dr S E Davis president of the State Normal college will fill the Presbyterian church pulpit Sunday Sept 18 in Rev Ernest E Loft's absence who has gone to Kansas City for several weeks
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S. E. Davis
State Normal College
Presbyterian Church
Ernest E. Loft
Kansas City
New Telephone Books Released for Local Exchange
The local telephone exchange this week provides patrons with new directories. The latest books are smaller and easier to read due to a new type. They are often misplaced and混合 with almanacs catalogs and Snappy stories cluttering desks around four o'clock.
Beaverhead Post Plans Armistice Day Program
Beaverhead district mining posts in Butte selected Dillon as the next convention site. At a Thursday meeting plans were made to entertain a large delegation, inviting the Anaconda and Butte drum and bugle corps. The session, first since summer recess, was well attended and set a schedule for future meetings to boost post enthusiasm.
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Butte
Dillon
Anaconda
Churches Announcement at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church invites morning worship next Sunday at 11 o clock. Ernest E. Loft is pastor and leads the service.
Christian Science Services in Sebree Street
Sunday services held at eight o’clock in the evening are open to the public with a cordial invitation extended to all.
St Rose Catholic Church Notice
A compact church notice referencing St Rose Catholic Church and an individual named Joe appears in the readable OCR text with no clear event or date attached. The fragment suggests a church related mention and a person but lacks actionable details.
Parish Mass Schedule and Confession Times
O F X Leschner, pastor, announces Sunday masses at 8 and 10:30. Evening services at 7:30. Weekday mass daily at 8. Confessions Saturday afternoon 3:30 to 5 and 7 to 9. Mass on the first Friday of each month at 6:30.
Church notices at Glendale and Dakota details
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists Sunday school at 10 30 a m and Primary association on Wednesday at 3 45 p m Corner of Glendale and Dakota Harold M Warner superintendent of Sunday school at 823 South Washington Street Occasional services announced
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Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Harold M. Warner
South Washington Street
Methodist Church Service and Classes Announcement
The church invites high school and State Normal students to Sunday school at 9 45. Morning worship at 11 discusses Break up Your Fallow Ground. Epworth League meets at 7. Evening service at 8 features Why Leaves Turn Gold.
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Epworth League
Stephenson Plans Bold Flight in New York Spokane Derby
Stephenson, a Dillon pilot, will compete in the New York Spokane class B race aboard a Waco plane. The National Air Derby association lists 111 entries for multiple derbies at Spokane airport from Sept 19 to 25, with stops at Belfonte Cleveland and other cities.
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Spokane
National Air Derby Association
Rene Konck
The
Aviation Service Corporation of New York City Today
Fonck
New York
San Francisco
Fargo Aeronautics Club
Verne L. Roberts
Fargo
N. D
Clair B. McMahon
Miles City
Mont
R. B. Johnson
Missoula
A. W. Stephenson
Dillon
Butte
Stephenson
Great Falls
Troy
Ohio
Kay- Columbus
Glendive
Beaverhead County
Butte to Dillon Flight Sets Speed Mark In Monoplane
Pilot Harry Lynch flew from Butte to Dillon in 39 minutes aboard a Ryan monoplane. The return trip with three passengers was aided by a stiff headwind, and the leg is believed to set a speed record from the mining city.
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Harry Lynch
Butte
Dillon
Science to Aid Autoists in Rubber Advances
William C. Geer, a research chemist, told the American Chemical Society that rubber will lead a new era for motorists. He cited insoluble rubber tubing, water resistant paints, lighter tires, and predicted American grown rubber will expand, with potential savings surpassing $700 million for automobile users.
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Detroit
William C. Geer
New Rochell
N. Y
American Chemical Society
Geer
Confident Miss Faces Offbeat Question About Rides
A confident young woman responds to a playful question about leaving a ride with a college boy. The exchange hints at social attitudes and era norms without further details.
Golfers Line Up For Tournament At Dillon Country Club
The Dillon Country club schedules a two ball mixed foursome on Sunday Sept 26 with play for nine holes. A list of entrants includes many local members and several women, with handicaps set by qualifying rounds and prizes for best net scores. Drawings are planned for early next week to allow late entrants.
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Dillon
A. Bechler
Frank Bulger
W. B. Hartwig
C. M. Sullivan
Bud
Dillon Country Club
W. H. Stephan
Dale ‘Tash
Lee McCracken
Hiram Brundage
Frank O’keefe
Warren Stone
Si. W. Bond
L. L. Price
Emery Smith
Walter Stamm
Justin Brundage
J. B. Cluley
Bruce Risely
C. A
A. T. Peterson
Paul Bransman
John Collins
L. K. Adams
F. M. Poindexter
Clara Adams
Millie Adams
George R. Baker
E. W. Bond
H. M Brundage
Anson Baxter
Lucille Carter
Fred Chapman
T. E. Gilbert
Walter Grimes
B. J. Gunderson
D. A. Galt
Aston Lloyd
Georgia Mathews
Bernice Metten
H. EK. Morse
George Melton
Theo. McFadden
Helen Mae Smith
Mary Shoenborn
W. D. Tovey
Glenna Younce
Bruce Risley
About 1000 Aliens Deported Monthly
Washington reports that about 1000 alien immigrants are deported monthly for subversive activities insanity pre entry disease or illegal entry. Last fiscal year 11661 were deported, including 5464 for illegal entry, 958 criminals, 708 unable to read, 594 due to insanity and 569 likely to become public charges.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Harry J. Hull
Department of Labor
Escaped Dillon Convict Surrenders After Manhunt
An escaped Dillon convict named Maloney fled in a car from the state school site, wrecked it into Hauser Lake, and set a fire before hiding in a house. A vigilant ranch woman alerted Sheriff Burgess, who pursued and apprehended him with a gunfire warning. He, a shoemaker by trade, had been serving six to twelve years for grand larceny and will be returned to prison.
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State School For Deaf and Blind
H. J. Menzemer
Helena
Hauser Lake
Maloney
Burgess
Beaverhead County
Streets Being Graded With Wier Tractor
The city reports improvements on several streets this week due to the Wier tractor. The grader can scarify grade and level with one operator, and the streets are in better condition since the machine was acquired.
Landon Will Contested in District Court
A contest to the will of the late Frank Landon was filed in district court on Thursday morning. The contestant is Mrs Zetta Landon Carter, daughter of the deceased, with attorneys S P Wilson of Deer Lodge and J E Kelly of this city representing her.
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District Court
Frank Landon
Zetta Landon Carter
Decree Grants Divorce for Blandina and Robert Hansen
A district court granted a divorce Friday morning to Blandina Hansen from Robert Hansen on the grounds of non support. The couple had married a year before their divorce.
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Blandina Hansen
Robert Hansen
Ready-Cut Head Bill in Lumber Business Banter
A brief exchange features Bill asking Jack what business he is in and Jack replying he is in the lumber business. Bill compliments Jack on having a good head for lumber.
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Bill
Jack
Tapioca Source and Import Details Highlight Cassava Roots
The text explains tapioca as a product of tapioca flour from the cassava root, a tropical plant related to the sweet potato. It notes that most supply is imported from Java.
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Java
Special Board Meeting to Open Fencing Bids
County commissioners schedule special meeting on September 17 to open bids for about 3000 rods of fencing along the new state and federal road from Browne's bridge south.
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Board of County Commissioners
Browne’s Bridge
Sinai fragments shed light on ancient inscriptions
Recent discoveries at Mount Sinai Arabia reveal new fragments of the Sinai inscriptions. The stone carvings are believed to be at least 3,000 years old, offering fresh clues about early writing and regional history.
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Mount Sinai
Arabia
Sinai
Notice of Private Sale of Beaverhead Real Estate
Court authorized sale of 322.15 acres in Township 14 South Range 3 West MPM. Property includes parts of sections 7 and 8 with specific fractional parcels. Sale to occur after October 8 1927 at the office of W J Cushing Dillon Montana with 10 percent down and balance upon court confirmation. Executor John T Neal extends the ad notice.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
W. J. Cushing
Dillon
John T. Neal
Henry Roberts Johnson
Adg
Snow at Salmon and Melrose Reported
Mr. Smith a salesman for Western Wholesale said six inches of snow covered Salmon on Wednesday with more falling. Passengers arriving from Butte that evening reported a half inch of snow as far south as Melrose.
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Mr. Smith
Western Wholesale Company
Salmon
Butte
Melrose
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Tribune
Mecca
DR. Davis
Presbyterian
Beaverhead Post Plans
First Presbyterian Church
Christian Science Society
Sebree Street
ST. Rose Catholic Church
Joe
F. X. Leschner, Pastor
Glendale and
Dakota
I. B. Ricketts
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Landon Will
Neyman’s
South Main St
Butte, Mont
Bond Grocery Co
F. H. Bimrose
Dr. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
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