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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1921
Page
11
Announcements from Sewell ranch celebrate the engagement of Mildred Sewell to Frank Hronek of Pocatello. Stag party for Sheriff W. D. Ross precedes his upcoming marriage to Velma King. Dances, recitals, and multiple weddings mark a weekend of gatherings at local venues including Dillmont park and Lima Opera House.
The Twentieth Century Dancing club hosts the season’s last cotillion at the high school gymnasium with Baxter Tonney Orchestra. About twenty five couples participate while one hundred fifty guests are invited and a box supper is served at midnight.
Mrs. George Comfort returned last week from the Centennial valley where she visited Nye ranch. She will stay with her daughter Mrs A L Anderson before returning to Twin Bridges. Mrs Madison Dyer and her three children left last Friday for Great
The column lists people from Murray Utah Milwaukee Lima Missoula Butte and Bozeman visiting or traveling. Mrs J P Tello and daughter left for Missoula. Mrs Selway traveled to Butte. Mrs Callaway departs for Bozeman where she serves as dean of women at the state college.
Weather delays track tryouts with several athletes showing promising times. Senator Frank A. Haselbaker addressed the commercial law class on workers compensation. If plans proceed, the senior class will picnic next Saturday and the senior play rehearsals continue with a late May performance.
Last Friday night a dance was given at the dormitory with Baxter Tonney orchestra. Mrs Cynthia King Hall spoke on Old School Books at a Wednesday convocation. Glee club and soloists performed. Faculty banquet honored county superintendents. Miss Velma Phillips left for a high school visitation trip.
Roy B Herndon and family wintered at the Scott and Decker home while F E Wright passes through. Mrs Elmer Gordon hosts a party for Mrs L S Kimmel with guests including the Guyaz Brown Boyle family. Local residents repair telephone service and travel to Dillon and Butte. Armstead youths attend a hard times ball at Grant. Armstead baseball team elects captain Deller Gordon and manager Charles Julien ahead of a Sunday opener with Grant.
Mrs Edell of Sugar City Idaho visited Melrose at the Atkinson home. Mr Edell recently was Melrose agent. Mrs Mattieu of Butte spends weeks in Melrose at Frank Pucinelli home. Mr Mattieu works in Hecla mines. Mrs J Maddox from Hecla was in town. Fleming a well known Melrose man arrived after southwest trip. Dean of Hecla visits Thompson home in Melrose. Mrs Anna Nixholm went to Butte for brief stay with daughter Mrs George Forrest. Mrs Ray Tash went to Dillon on business. Todd Rounds of Butte motored to Melrose then to Dillon with J Langley after visits. Bertha Thompson of St James hospital in Butte recuperating in Melrose after operation. Mrs Fassler of Melrose returned from Butte medical treatment last week. She was 97.
In Melrose last week, Mrs John Keir and others visited on business. Edward MacCauley and Velma R Lutely wed in Butte, with B Lutely and Harlan Townsend attending, the couple planning to reside in Missoula. Eugene Molleur returned from California for a visit as others traveled for business.
L A Gregorys String Orchestra performs Tuesday evening May 8 in the training school auditorium. Public invitation and program include Old Glory Selection Life's Golden Hours Waltz Ten Strike March with String Sextet and piano. Performers include Margaret Roe Mary Gelhaus June Blair Orpha Baker Marie L Paddock Nellie Blair Marjorie Williams and Marjorin Williams.
An anxious motorist learns his policy is a low form with a 100 deductible, leaving him to pay part of a $150 to $500 repair bill. The discussion explains how liability limits work and that higher premiums buy more protection, including covering repairs and potential lawsuits.
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