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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1916
Page
2
Freshman students traveled to a picnic near Argenta last Saturday, enjoying a meal after a noon ramble about Buffalo rock. They returned home aboard the afternoon train, following a hot lunch.
Grace Little daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Little entertained many young friends at her twelfth birthday party Saturday at the South Railroad avenue home. The event featured games dancing music and a large pink white iced cake with twelve candles as refreshments were served.
Miss Ann Hazard will spend the Easter vacation with her sister in Butte. Mrs. H. A. MacMillan and her small son visited last week, as Rhet Rathbone and son visit Helena relatives. Addie Ferris returned to Butte after Dillon stay. Groeneveld returns to Butte from Dillon. Carl Swanstrum heads to Ashton Idaho after visiting Frank Swartz. Helen Poindexter returns to Helena after Dillon. Effie Christman and Isabel Christman travel to Hespler Ontario for months with relatives. Neighborhood club hosts by Mrs. W. Scott on Friday April 28 at Armstead hall at one. Cora Owsley leaves for Helena after visiting her mother. Edna Ferguson returns to Missoula from illness in city.
A town record of social and business movements lists Monica Sob and T. R. Boatman in town last Thursday while T. T. Jones trips Dillon. Irwin Paul and Mrs. A. S. Beardslee visit Lima. many others travel to Dillon Pocatello Idaho Falls St. Anthony Butte and Centen nial valley for family events medical care business and vacations.
Mrs Emily Augusta Smith, mother of C. A. Smith, died last Monday in Dillon from dropsy after a long illness. She would have turned 87 in June. Born in Wisconsin, she lived in Dillon seven years with her son Charles A. Smith and leaves grandson George Allen.
A funeral was held yesterday morning at the Presbyterian church with interment at Mountain View cemetery.
A F Brewer, superintendent of the Utah Montana division of the Oregon Short Line, died suddenly in San Francisco last Monday evening from a heart attack. He was a frequent visitor to Dillon and well known by many locals who mourn his loss.
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