Golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs Geo Linson
A Dillon society item describes Mr and Mrs Geo Linson marking their fifty year union with a Monday evening party at daughter Mrs L W Cottrell’s home on South Washington. The event featured gold themed decorations, a long table for twenty, violin music, and a cake inscribed fifty years done in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Linson
L. W. Cottrell
South
Washington Street
Linson
Mr. Linson
Lonnie
Sweet Home
Mrs. Linson
Club Meetings And Social Notices In Local Society
Theta will meet next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Herbert Wheat. The Lutheran Aid society will be entertained on the 18th by Mrs. Anna Yost at the home of Mrs. Ella Plant. Miss Jane Neall Scott canceled her Thursday Japan talk at the YWCA due to train schedules. The Northside Country club was entertained yesterday by Mrs. Christensen. The World Wide guild met last Saturday with Miss Marjorie Williams. Mrs. C. H. Niblack arrived Sunday from Centralia Mo. for a month with relatives. Mrs. J. W. Scott spent the weekend in Dillon from Armstead and led the Shakespeare club meeting. Mrs. Laura M. Kress and Mrs. C. C. Thornton visited Butte last week. Mrs. O. M. Best and Mrs. John Forester were in Butte late last week. Mrs. A. B. McCaleb arrived from Salmon City Idaho to spend winter with her son H. G. McCaleb, while H. L. McCaleb’s wife visits San Jose Calif. for a month with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Griffin
Isaac Frank Hunsaker
Anaconda
Dillon
Samuel O. Griffin
Hunsaker
Bond
Normal College
Racetrack
Montana
Amanda Giudici
Grace
Salt Lake City
Ohio
Beaverhead County
Seattle
Wash
Western Wholesale Company
Poindexter & Orr Company
Temple
Giudici
Theta
Herbert Wheat
Lutheran Aid Society
Anna Yost
Ella Plant
Jane Neall Scott
Japan
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Northside Country Club
Christensen
World Wide Guild
Marjorie Williams
Salmon City
Idaho
H. G. McCaleb
H. L. McCaleb
San Jose
Cal
H. A. Bond
Protect Your Eyes Doctor H H Scarborough Visit
Dr. H. H. Scarborough to make a regular professional visit to Dillon at Andrus Hotel on Monday December 1. He will address head aches and eye defects. Carl Huntley, a prosperous ranchman in the Big Hole basin, visited the county seat yesterday. Frank Andrews and R. H. Moore were in Dillon from Salt Lake City and returned to Salmon City Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scarborough
Dillon
Andrus Hotel
Carl Huntley
Big Hole Basin
Frank Andrews
R. H. Moore
Salt Lake City
Salmon City
Idaho
Reed from Butte Visits Dillon on Business
G. R. Reed traveled from Butte to Dillon yesterday to handle business matters and was sighted around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Reed
Butte
Gray in town after Seuss injured in horse accident
Seuss suffered a badly torn ligament after being thrown from a horse. The injury left him with a leg injury requiring treatment while Gray was in town last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Seuss
Regular professional visit to December 15
Fragmentary note urges scheduling a regular professional visit on December 15 to address head aches and eye defects. The text is incomplete and lacks broader context or identifiable names or organization.
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Juvenile Party
Dorothy Hirschman
Jc. O. Selway
Andrus
Guidici
Grace Giudici
Chester Gilbert
Gilbert
Vera Melvyn
Frankie Andrus
Clubs and Societies
The
Dillon Examiner
State and
United States Examiners
Beaverhead State Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Same
J. S. Banks
H. Burfeind
Call Examiner Office
Joe Metlen
Armstead
Dice Creek
Chas. Knoll
Bannack
S. C. Mallory
Melrose
Ioe W
Western Motor Supply Co
Beaverhead
J. McIlwain
Joe Butala
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
H. P. Lane
Apts
North Washington St
FORD
Jack Dodge
Montana Auto Supply Co
Rts
Frank Tait
Sage Creek
Centennial Valley
Earl R. Smith
Dillon Steam Laundry
Teers
City Bakery
Stahl
E. A. Aymond
Neche
N. D
R. L. Nolan
North Rife Street
Noah Allen
Apex
Mont
Ford Motor. Co
Beaverhead Motors Co., Inc
Dillon, Montana
Fordson Tractors
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