Club gatherings and social notes fill Dillon页
Three tables were in play and Mrs Jay B Holts won first prize. Mille Adams held the Jow score. Clara Plant entertained at a series of informal parties at the Bile apartments ending with a luncheon for eight. Sunday Supper Club met at the White House club. Theta met with Mrs W B Hartwig. Hob Nob Club hosted by Mrs Alf Cashmore. Members of the M M Club motor ed to Archie Henneberry ranch for a meeting. W E Stephenson to entertain Pinochle Club. Two Bit Club to be hosted by Mrs Robert Barrett on April 30. Delphian Society to meet April 27 with officer election. Mrs W Robinson to lead discussion of Lolengrein. Westminster Guild to hold a no host afternoon at the church. Needle Club hosted by Mrs C W Woodburn. St James Guild to meet at Mrs D A Galt’s. Bridge Club met with Mrs Cora Holland. St Rose Guild entertained by Mrs Charlotte Ballard and Mrs Earl Wheat. M H Society session hosted by W B Roberts, James Kirkpatrick, Mille Crowell at church. In society personals Zelma Wood leaves Dillon for St Louis with sister Ruby Carruthers. Mrs B B Roe and Miss Margaret Roe visit Dillon. motor from Varney Andy Tones involved in oil efforts in Madison basin. Grace Little gave violin obbligatos in a Denver broadcast. W D Ross bought a new Oakland coach. Ralph McFadden purchases Buick from Montana Auto Supply. Fred Carr arrived from Moscow with Idaho University Glee Club. Alice Roe attends Missoula county superintendent meeting. Dr Davis leaves for Missoula for county superintendent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Plant
White House
Birch Creek
Theta
W. B. Hartwig
Alf Cashmore
M. M
Archie Henneberry
W. E. Stephenson
Robert Barrett
Delphian Society
Mra
T. H. Luebben
W. Robinson
D. A. Galt
Bridge Club
Cora’ Holland
St. Rose Guild
Charlotte Ballard
Earl ‘Wheat
M.H. Society
Mesdames W. BH. Roberts James Kirkpatrick
Mille Crowell
Auto course student Sam Carruthers Jr in Marmon factory
The Examiner notes Sam Carruthers Jr is in Indianapolis taking a nine month instruction course at the Marmon factory. Also reported are Mable Hoerning returning from Butte after graduating from the Butte Business College and J F Wickadal planning to drive to Dubois Idaho this week. Jack Reeved paid a $10 fine in justice court for causing a disturbance Monday. George Lyman of Helena arrived Saturday and received 160 head of steers from the Big Hole basin at Bedrock and sold them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Carruthers, Jr
Indianapolis
Marmon
Jack Reeved
Justice Court
George Lyman
Helena
Hole
Bedrock
March of the Little Sages Concert Recaps Dillon Visits
Readable fragments show Lela Peterson and James Pierce Spalding Streabbag Bentley Beethoven among performers in a school program. Local residents John Aldergon Henry Thompson Ike Rife Will Stinson Otto Schulz etc visited Dillon from nearby ranches and towns while Prom Dresses were advertised as made to order at The Ladies Shoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John _Aldergon
Big Hole Basin
Dillon
Jackson
Richard Freeman
Medicine Lodge
Ike Rife
John Barrett
Upper
Will Stinson
Armstead
Will Gray
Kamps
Henry Thompson
Kidd
Otto Schulz
Twin Bridges
O. J. Smith
Monida
Butte
T. Lee. McCracken
Harry Andrus
Roberts
Idaho
B. W. Emerick
Jack Barrett
Whitehall
Boston Montana Mining Corp Authorized to Begin Operations
Judge Lyman H Bennett signed an order allowing the Boston Montana Mining Corporation to start mining in the Elkhorn district Beaverhead County. The move follows liquidation of the old company and unification of property under a reorganization committee with a skeleton operation to protect the mill, mine and railroad. The new firm may soon proceed once receivership settlements and court approvals are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman H. Bennett
Boston Montana’ Mining Corporation
Boston-Montana Corporation
Boston-Montana Mining Corporation
Elkhorn
Beaverhead County
Mooney
Lima
Lyman. H. Bennett
Medicine “Lodge
Henry G. Rodgera
Boston-Montana
Lyman
HL Bennett
Craitors
The.saly
Training at Fort Douglas Utah MTC Schedule Published
The M T C training at Fort Douglas Utah runs June 12 to July 11 1925 under Col T M Anderson chief of staff 104th Division Organized Reserves Salt Lake City He oversees C M T C affairs in Wyoming Nevada Idaho Montana and Utah with a strict daily routine from reveille to bed including drills uniforms lectures and citizenship topics aimed at earning graduation certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Douglas
Utah
Nelson School Notes on Clubs and Track Plans
Mr. Peterson sent four students to assist with the track meet at Dillon. Ned Pilgrim and Peter Stauduhar may compete. A boys pig club and a girls sewing and cooking club were formed at the school house. Bud Schuler, Ned Pilgrim, and others joined. first meeting set for the first Friday in May. Bud Schuler has a healing collar bone fracture but recovering and not missing school as of now. The school remains closed to prevent scarlet fever spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Watt
Halger Carlson
Louis Guidice
Marcus
Peter Stauduhar
Johnnie Christensen
Bud Schuler
Charles
Billie
Ned Pilgrim
James
Robert Morrison
Jessie Millen
Floyd
Earnest Frey
Mildher Schuler
Anna Christensen
Harriet Schuler
Madeline Gurdick
Mildred Carlson
Methodist Church Offers Special Sunday Program in Dillon
Dillon Methodist Episcopal church schedules a Sunday April 26 program with a 10 AM Sunday school, 11 AM China talk by Mrs Jennie Bridenbaugh, 7 PM Epworth League presentation, and 8 PM slide show "Men: Logs" amid a change to seven and eight o'clock services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Methodist Episcopal Church
Jennie Bridenbaugh
China
Dillon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jay B. Holts
Mille. Adams
Bile Apartments
Zelma Wood
St. Louis
Ruby Carruthers
B.B. Roe
Margaret Roe
Ed Dishno
Denver
Miss. Grace Little
Miss. Little
Walcott School
Oakland
W.D. Ross
Barry & Hopkins
Ralph McFadden
Montana Auto Supply Company
Fred Carr
Moscow
Idaho University Glee Club
Alice Roe
Missoula
Davis
the Normal College
Mise
Mable Hoerning
Butte.Business College
J.F. Wickadal
Dubois
California
the Fairy
Enaitat
Little Sages
Jay. Peterson
Alice
Cosgrove
Alt Brothers
Leck Lackey
Margaret Patterson
Minuet
Lela Peterson
James Pierce
Westen -Wallace
Spalding
Streabbag
Bentley
Beethoven
Swing Waltz
Valse
Valgette
Billie, Richardson
Winston Merrell
Helen Foster
Lillian. Stephens
Bapryer
Dennee
Hileen. Richardson
Hewitt Carrie Jacobs
Bond
Durand
Dance of the
Lela. Peterson
Htna Rose
Rose ‘Pedrotti
the Doliie’s
Clifford Lela Peterson
Helen ‘Foster
Lillian Stephens
Etna Rose
Florence Peterson
Friml
Lange
Richmond
Lucille Ogee
Rohm
Alotter
Mabel” Stamper
Rundell
Smith
Eileen Richardson
Erna Rose and
Schirmer
Paderewski
Farentelle
la Czarine
Hileen Richardson
Miss Little
Westendorf
Mills
Mendelssohn
Gaine
Reichle
Mike O’brien
Madison County
George Hopkins
Sheridan
Wallace Francis
C. J. Combs
Wigham
John Bheger
Grant
Hlmer Gordon
Fred Gilbert
Ruby
Mary Harris
Goldie Henderson
Horse Prairie
Carl Darnutter
McHesser
Harold Murray
Stone Creek
Parke Scott
Guy Gray
Mill Point
Justin” Brundage
Centennial Valley
Father Clifford
Tomi
Edmunds
Nelson
Nelson School
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dean Smith
Examiner
Atlantic
North Railroad Ave
Waldorf’s
O’dell
Tribune
Grand Hotel
Small
National Cash Register
Andrus Hotel
Thompson Ave
Kentucky Ave
Wahling
Williamson House
Bannack
Beth Low
A. F. Waldorf
Monarch Kitchen
Fred Woodside
Pacific
H.J. Hamill
Rhode Island
George Opp
South Rife
Chas. M. Russell
Naegele Printing Co
Helens, Mont
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