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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1928
Page
6
An essay traces golf from a marginalized curiosity to a widespread pastime, noting its social impact and mixed moral judgments. It discusses golf’s spread from city elites to towns, the behavior it spawns, and debates about its effects on marriage, manners, and business networking, ending with a local note about regional residents.
Miss Anna Bauman spent the weekend in Dillon from the Lima school. Mrs. Henry Thompson and Mr. Thompson visited from Kidd. Senator Frank Hazelbaker, ill with flu, returned to work Monday. Several educators from the Normal college traveled to Spokane for the Inland Empire Teachers association meeting. A city council meeting and Easter breakfast at the Sugar Bowl are announced. many locals make shopper or travel stops and attend events around Dillon.
New and second hand Goops Harness and saddles pack saddles and bags anything made to order or repaired in the harness line quality and prices right We buy sell or trade anything Call 805 J Sstf Johnson Trading Co.
The Moroni Olsen Players bring Shaw’s Candida to Dillon as part of a season lineup after successful runs in Seattle and other cities. The company previously staged The Detour and Anna Christie and now performs Candida with attention to Shaw’s wit and social themes. Dr. Eddy, a Dillon physician, dies at 60 from heart disease in Butte after treatment by Dr. McCarthy. coroner rules natural causes with no inquest. He leaves three daughters in Illinois.
A former Dillon dentist died suddenly in Butte Monday at about 6 30 p m He was found slumped in a dental chair by James Pennington 96 Owsley block who had come to the office for a treatment
Removed from present location in Camel Inn to first door south in the same building. Mille Adams Shoppe.
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