Lovely party at St James hosts a card dinner
The St James hall hosted a Friday evening event with Mr Charles, Henry, Jessie Duboc and others entertaining a group of ladies and gentlemen. Carnations and pink snapdragons decorated tables while crimson roses graced each centerpiece. A dinner at seven followed by eleven tables of auction bridge. Mrs J C Wedum won the ladies high score, Mrs Sheldon E Davig had the low. Professor Rush Jordan led the gentlemen with John Colling as low. Saturday evening continued with Mrs Henry hosting activities.
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Hall
Rand Mra
Charles
Henry
Iss
Jessie
Duboc
Art
Dubog
St. James Guildhall
BE. D.sanding
T. Lee McCracken
Mary Innes
Dillon Public School Notes Headlines and Society Items
Dillon public school notes show 8A and 6B room reports with class projects and visitor events. Articles cover Miss Hedrick and Amy Paddock actors, 7A debates on gender roles, a March 17, 1932 letter from Emerson Selway, and local social notices at St James guildhall and American Legion events.
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Miss Hedrick
Japan
Doroty Anne Davis
Emerson Selway
Helen Bourassa
Dillon
Montana
Mrs. Martin
Miss Hand
Mary
Ford Convertible Sedan Offers Economical Terms in Detroit
Detroit showroom advertises a Ford Convertible Sedan with freight and delivery included. Bumpers and spare tire extra with a small down payment and convenient terms offered through the Ford dealer.
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F.D. B. Detroit
Ford
Beaverhead County News Voice of The Examiner Chronicle
The Examiner, Beaverhead’s local paper, covers county affairs with focus on community events, farms, and public notices. It serves residents across towns, sharing updates on local government, society, and regional developments.
When Minutes Count in an Emergency Telephone Ad
A midnights plea for reliable telephone service highlights the value of calls to reach doctors, stores, and friends. It urges readers to choose Rays for service and to arrange their own line so neighbors can use it in emergencies or daily needs.
Leaves from Mount Olives Sent to Mrs Harroun
Mrs. Sarah Harroun receives a letter from Rev. A N Duggan in Jerusalem detailing several leaves from a Mount of Olives tree. Duggan, now in Palestine, says the Holy Land faces no depression and that people are prospering, carrying out a biblical prophecy.
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Sarah Harroun
A. N. Duggan
Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Duggin
Palestine
Holy Land
Hazelbaker Buys Clemow Herefords in Wisdom Purchase
Lieutenant Governor Frank A. Hazelbaker purchased 10 head of registered Hereford bulls from George M. Clemow ranch at Wisdom. The animals, touted as premier purebreds, were moved Monday to the Hazelbaker ranch near Wisdom.
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
George M. Clemow
Wisdom
Hazelbaker
Elks Lodge to Install Officers Tuesday
The Dillon Elks lodge No. 1554 will install officers for the coming year at the regular meeting next Tuesday night in the Odd Fellows hall. District Deputy Frank E. Savage of Butte will conduct the ceremony.
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Dillon Elks Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Frank E. Savage
Butte
Installation Banquet Ay Metlen Hotel Name Exalted Ruler
Leonard Innes will succeed John T. Orr as exalted ruler of the lodge after the installation, followed by a banquet at the Metlen hotel.
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Metlen
Leonard Innes
John T. Orr
Lodge
First Lutheran Church announces April 9 food sale
Orval A. Schmidt, pastor, reports the Ladies Aid will conduct a food sale at the Gracter-Waldorf store on Saturday, April 9. Rev. P. B. Trelstad of Moorhead, Minnesota will speak at the 11 o'clock service Sunday, April 10. Sunday school meets at 10 a.m. and Luther League at 7 p.m.
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Ladies Aid
Gracter-Waldorf
P. B. Trelstad
Moorhead
Minnesota
Luther League
Rainbow Girls Attend Initiation in Butte Assembly
About 50 Dillon Rainbow Girls traveled to Butte last Saturday evening for an initiation ceremony staged by the Butte assembly of the order. They report an excellent meeting.
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Dillon Rainbow
Butte
Order
St Rose Church hosts April 14 card party for pinochle and bridge
Ladies of St Rose church will hold a pinochle and bridge party on Thursday evening at St Rose hall. Prizes awarded to winners and low scorers. public invited.
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St. Rose Church
St.Rose Hall
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