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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1927
Page
5
An informal gathering of the club members opened with a dinner held in the afternoon. Following the meal, bridge games entertained all attendees and the exchange of gifts concluded the event.
Misa Martha Opp of Butte and Missy Elizabeth Shotwell head to Eureka Hot Springs Arkansas for holidays. Misa Addle Baldwin sails to Los Angeles for weeks with her sister. Carolyn White travels to Santa Ana California to spend the rest of winter.
A vintage ad announces new and second hand harnesses saddles pack saddles bags and repair services. It promotes custom orders repairs and fair prices and invites customers to let them serve. The shop buys sells or trades items in the harness trade.
A damaged report describes a pilot struggling through pressure and tangled vines, nearly missing a string of obstacles, and climbing to 300 to 400 feet before landing close to the ground. The aircraft rests in a Miles City hangar awaiting calmer weather.
Tiny St Bernard puppies from a film by Reginald Barker were bought by major stars including Sally Ornett Becky and Owen Moore after filming wrapped. One pup was purchased on the spot by Cosmopolitan's Becky star to keep it from being driven away.
Dr R D Curry dentist operates in the Telephone block with offices in rooms 3 4 and 6 The notice lists telephone numbers 8585 for the office and residence.
J G Everett and family leave Dillon as he assumes a top position with the Dillox Oil company’s northern division in Billings. Friends regret the move but extend best wishes for their new home and Mr. Everett's new post.
Fragmentary OCR note references a centennial event and illness affecting residents, with scattered mentions of Canada and Monday timing. Limited readable facts prevent full reconstruction.
The one readable fragment notes November collections totaling 209 765 dollars and mentions a figure of 999 886 68 in a likely financial report. The text is incomplete but records a monetary total for the period.
Miss Mary Christiansen opens a new beauty shop in the Camel Inn on South Idaho Street. She recently returned from Cincinnati where she studied beauty culture and brought back modern equipment including a Frederick permanent waving machine to serve the city.
A man named Alex Metzel narrowly escaped serious injury after stepping into an elevator shaft at a hotel basement. He fell about twelve feet to a cement floor, suffering internal injuries and cuts but surviving the incident. The report notes the door was open when he entered the shaft.
Funeral services for Downing were held in Lima Saturday at the Methodist church with Rev. Turner of Idaho Falls officiating. Interment followed in the Lima cemetery. He was survived by three grandchildren named Ma Mildred and Lester Downing.
James Whitcomb Riley recalls a child's Christmas Eve filled with wonder. The speaker describes waiting by the fire while parents prepare stockings and supper, and the moment they first learned who Santa Claus was through a storyteller's tale. He yearns to relive the magic and share it with a younger girl who now knows the truth.
A county agent report from L A Churchill shows velvet barley and gopher oats, crosses from the Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station, outyield local varieties. Velvet barley averaged 42.3 bushels per acre versus 6.62 for common. gopher oats 59.54 versus 60. Similar trials in other counties are underway with results to be compiled for a final check.
The notice identifies Dr R D Curry a dentist in the Telephone block with rooms 3 4 and 5 and provides telephone contact details.
The P. T. A. Bulletin this month lists notable features including articles by R. O. Kaufman vice president and cashier at the organization. Headquarters noted as the source of the bulletin.
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