Reception for Rev Swisher and family at Bethany hall
A Methodist Ladies Aid hosted a Thursday reception and dinner at Bethany hall honoring Rev E D Swisher and family, with the school staff and Principal Connelley as guests. Mrs F A Brim presided, speakers praised religious and educational work, and public calls to visit the parsonage were extended. Seed pea threshing noted, with yields around 29 to 30 bushels per acre. John Basola funeral held in Twin Bridges. John and Eugene Ball recovering from a serious accident near Butte. Eugene walked seven miles for help. John lost an eye and an arm was crushed. vehicle overturned after hitting gravel. U S Navy Aeronautics reports progress in air engine development and carrier aircraft support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Swisher
Bethany Hall
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Connelley
F. A. Brim
Swisher
Haynes
Dallas Hodges
Ras Hansen
Ben Greene
Detroit
Michigan
John
Eugene Ball
Everett Ball
Butte
Eugene
Mining congress plans strong exhibitor program in Chicago
The 86 member planning committee led by William B. Daly announced a convention program in Chicago featuring speakers Clarence B. Randall Inland Steel Robert E Tally and Ralph Wanders among others The event includes insights on mineral policy government spending and the world silver situation with participation from industry leaders across Montana and the western mining community. Leonard Reynolds a 14 year old Illinois boy was found working in Chicago after running away from home 15 times. James West and his son James Jr scored holes in one at Rockaway this season. J P Lossl of Wisdom attends to business in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aine the
Howard Ee
Dent
A Fon
Palmggs
Chicago
Young
Awill Iichidis
Clarence B. Randall
Yiges
Inland Steel Company
C.K. Leith
National’ Resourcey Board
John W., Finch
United States Bureau of Mines
Robert E. Tally
Ralph E. Wanders
Jones & Lamson Machine Company
FF. H
William B. Daly
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana
J. D. MacKenzie
American Smelting & Refining Co
F. A. Thomson
Montana School of Mines
Pearl I. Smith
Crystal Graphite Co
Leonard Reynolds
Illinois
Prairie visits and shopping trips across Dillon
A wide list of residents traveled to Dillon on various days for shopping and business. Amit and Rosy Nay Mrs Emerson Hughes Denton Howell Binghais Blair Hovey Emerick Newman Munckton Pederson Mansfield Stone Scott Dodd Rife and others motored to Dillon and Grant on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday to visit friends, conduct business, and shop in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amit
Rosy
Prairie
Emerson
Hughes
Jo"Hovey
Dillon
Emerick
Msterwald
Newman
Iwithy
Friends, Cay
Fred Munckton
Hans Pederson
W. W. Gray
Salmon
Grant
James N. Mansfield
Lillian Stone
Thomas L. Scott
James Dodd
Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
George P. Hughes
Weekend happenings in Neichle with Garrison and Verbance
James Garrison spent the weekend with family here. Joe Polish returned home to farm work after thrills this summer including two San plane wrecks. Mr and Mrs John Verbance Jr and family of Butterpen attended a gathering at the Verbance Sr home. Donald Ray Verbance birthday party was held. Bud Gransberry and Val Tadovich shopped in Dillon Saturday. Frances Moran visited her parents in Butte. Helen Wilkinson left for Carleton College in Northfield Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garrison
Joe Polish
John Verbance
Verbance
Donald Ray Verbance
Bud Gransberry
Dillon
Val Tadovich
Frances Moran
Butte
Entertainer Flapdoodle Rack Ends with Racing Motifs
Review notes a divisive routine about marriage and a ten dollar raise. Karen Motley is named as romance. Alan Didding is the villain. The weekend program features The Umy Welcome Stranger and Racing men with Jack Holt as a chief hope. Young Sears Mona Barrie and Walt Diney also praised along with Robber Kitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Karen Motley
Alan Dindingt
Villian
Jack Holt
Sears
Ster
Mona Barrie
Mr. Holt
Navy Achieves First Trans Atlantic Flight NC-4 Reaches Lisbon
In May 1919 three flying boats departed Newfoundland bound for Portugal with a stop at the Azores. The NC-4 commanded by Lieutenant Commander Read completed the voyage and arrived at Lisbon on May 27, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Newfoundland
Portugal
Azores
Read
Lisbon
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Areridan News
W. Rishtenour
John Basola
Olsson
Twin Bridges
Samaritan Lodge
United States Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy
Sohn
Alvin E. Gillett
Association of Commerce
Madison
Wisconsin
National Better ‘Business Bureau
United States
Dillon, Mont
Jonas Burcham
Blair, Neb
Mabel Christiansom
Mason City
Roy Forrester
Sun Boat
Haven
Foo
Mrs. W
Se ‘TeRfaid Diklon
Qh Colfer
Suhabaan
Gray's Wast & Trecéne
Frank Madden
Harrison
E. E. Haze
Anaconda
Elkhorn Lodge
Andy Hayes
Barbara Lee
Knoll Ranch
Keith Quinlan
Johnny Knoll
Harry Tash
Beaverhead Valley
Elkhorn Springs
McGowen
Hazel Lang
Denver
E. P. Marchesseau
Rose Marie
F. E. Marchesseau
Walter’. Smith
Comet ‘Mountain
Jmdith
Walter Paddock
Joe Booth
Walter
Wayne McAndrews
William Cole
Pyle Ranch
Martin Quigley
Jackson
Quigley
Barrett Hospital
Rev. Schmidt
Rose Caden
Mary Miller
J. A. Lavoice
Vermont
POLAR
James West
James, Jr
Rockaway
J. P. Lossl of
Wisdom
Lion Cross
Ay Vguya
Floyd Gibbons
Adventure Club
Africa
Neichle News
Helen Wilkinson
Sam Wilkinson
Northfield
Minnesota
Carleton College
Walt Didney
Lewis & Walker
N. Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Shippers
P. O. Box
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Beaverhead Abstract
Title Association
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