Society Dinner Party At Mrs Graeter's West Side Home
Mrs Graeter hosted a reception for fourteen at a long table with yellow roses and tapers. The evening featured progressive pinochle with three tables in play. Mrs Barrett won the high score and Mrs Hawkins the low score in the north part of the city.
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W. A. Graeter
H. H. Hawkins
Country Inn
R. W. Boone
St. James Guild
St. James Guild Hall
Blinn
Entre Nous Club
Hugh Anderson
Charles Price
Manse Society
Emma Carhart
White Block
Married Couple Greene and Willard Noted Locals
Mrs. Mary Greene and Mr. Luther Willard, both prominent residents of the area, were recently married according to local society news. The couple’s nuptials drew attention from neighbors and community members.
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Mary Greene
Luther Willard
Community Club Plans and Social Meetings Bulletin
The Shakespeare club outlines a year of plays from February to April with works by Davis Ibsen Galsworthy Shaw and others. Various local clubs meet with hostesses and dinners including pinochie nights needle clubs and social hours throughout the week.
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Shakespeare Club
Owen Davis
Ibsen
Galesworthy
B. G. Shaw
Marco Millions
Literary Club
M. E. Aid Society
Etta Metzel
Albert Metzel
Hugh Bates
W. A. Graeter
Postmistress Miss Guyaz Heads to Castle Rock and Coast
Miss Sophia Guyaz the Armstead postmistress has left for Castle Rock Washington and other coast points to visit for several weeks. Mrs C R Blake of Butte has been in Dillon for a few days. Mrs Martin McMenamey and her son of Feeley stayed with T Lee McCracken late last week.
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Sophia Guyaz
Armstead
Castle Rock
Wash
C. R. Blake
Butte
Dillon
Martin McMenamey
Small Son
Feeley
T. Lee McCracken
Blind Vet Wins Long Battle for Compensation
Washington reports Edward Mitchell, a blind World War I veteran formerly of Dillon Montana and now living in Helena, has won $5000 back pay and $100 monthly for service related blindness. After losing his sight during treatment and initial denial, he traveled to Washington by hitching rides with aid from American Legion posts to appeal to the Veterans Bureau.
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Washington
Mills of Justice
Edward Mitchell
Dillon
Montana
Helena
Mitchell
National Guard of
Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Hartwig Theatre Presents Dillon People News Reels
Hartwig theatre showcases Dillon people as Manager W. B. Hartwig coordinates a news reel program. The feature highlights local reactions and the arrangement with In- presence remains part of the promotion.
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Hartwig
Dillon
Movie Newsreels Bring World Events to Dillon Audiences
The International Newsreel shows world events in Dillon within days of occurrence. Recent example: President Coolidge in Havana for the Pan American Conference, with address opening the conference. Footage reached Dillon nine days after the event, shown midweek after travel by air and rail.
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Dillon
International
Coolidge
Havana
Cuba
Carmichael and Mosher Wool Clip Sold for 40 Cents
Twenty thousand fleeces from the Carmichael and Mosher ranches near Augusta were sold in Great Falls to Boston houses at 40 cents a pound. The Carmichael 12,000 fleece clip went to Cordingly & Co via Lyman Reed, and the Mosher 7,000 fleece portion to Dewey Gould, in the season’s top price so far. Wool authorities labeled the Carmichael lot as one of the highest grade.
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Great Falls
J. H. Carmichael
Amelia Mosher
Augusta
Boston
Armstrong
Dewey-Gould
Cordingly & Co
Lyman Reed
Mosher
James Gilbert
Wool price trends and quotations from the Commercial Bulletin
The Commercial Bulletin notes demand slackness in sea board markets but prices fully maintained with a downward tilt for buyers, while western demand is weaker but prices firm or rising. Foreign markets stay buoyant. heavyweight lines by the American Woolen company loom upcoming. Mohair remains quiet yet strong.
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Seaboard
West
American Woolen Company
Boston
Commercial Bulletin
Bowlers Roll First Game Monday in Northwest Return
The White Cafe team fought a strong Mudros outfit at Butte last Sunday. Mudros defeated the locals with high scores led by W D Ross at 606. Ju tixt Brundage bowled 590 and H Merundage 554, with W B Hartwig 411 and Roy Forrester 498.
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White Cafe
Crack Mudro
Northwest
Butte
Mudros
Dil
Jocals
Ju Tixt Brundage
H. Merundage
Roy Forrester
Legion Banquet Describes Ship Building Program Talk
The Legion held a banquet where Commander E. W. Bond presided and discussed a Carnival scene to replace minstrel acts. Members approved a plan to discuss national questions, avoiding political controversies, starting with The Ship Building Program.
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Legion
Legionnaires
E. W. Bond
Fine Evening Show Promises Three Acts Of High Class Entertainment
The Dillon program features a chorus of college singers and three acts from the Normal College students, the high school, and Jimmy Faye with Hawaiian music. Tickets go on sale this week at Hughes and McQuaid's.
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Dillon
Normal College
Jimmy Faye
Hughes & McUaleb's
Prolonged Jury Term Court Ends
The article recounts that a prolonged jury term in court concluded last Thursday night. The plaintiff alleged that I had sustained damages in the matter, with further details continuing from the earlier page.
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Dani
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