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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1927
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Hiram M Brun dage entertained at a dance in the high school gym to honor members of the W F Drummey family tied to a fiftieth wedding anniversary reunion. Baxter Tonney orchestra provided music as friends gathered and refreshments were served. The Drummeys then toured Yellowstone in five cars before heading home to Seattle California and Idaho.
Miss Anna R. Lasich and Mr. Faye Gillies were secretly married at St. Rose parish house last Sunday at 8 a.m. Rev. Father F. X. Lechner officiated with Miss Margaret Gillies and Matt Lasich as attendants. A breakfast for 30 relatives followed at the Lasich home before a honeymoon trip and residence in Butte.
Edward Dickey, chief of Montana horticulture, says residents beautify homes with flowers to attract tourists. The Montana state fair fruit and flower division offers more than 900 in premiums for apples pears plums and flowers with separate amateur and professional classes for display arrangements. Readers note social notices from Butte and surrounding towns accompany the fair feature.
Local notes report Goodwin T. Paul Hugh Bates and Albert Baker departing for Helena to attend the Montana Grand Lodge of the A F and A M. Other items include visits from Chicago and Missouri, California plans, teaching gig in Billings, and medical updates on Chester Taylor.
Two laborers were jailed in the county jail to await a hearing on shoplifting charges. They are alleged to have stolen from a local business in Jackson. James Blair of Grant visited Dillon yesterday, and H. D. Krabbel of Lima was also in town.
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