Bridge Dinners Highlight Social Weekend At Local Homes
Mrs Morse and guests hosted a bridge dinner with tulip decors and a progressive game. Marie Bear won high score receiving a boudoir pillow while Nora Holland took second and a glass dish. Frank Nelson won the consolation lamp. George Melton hosted a dinner honoring newlyweds Moore McKinley who depart for Seattle. Mrs Ling received a favor at a bridge party hosted by Mrs Joseph B Monroe for the Grand Commander’s wife.
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Morse Home
Justin B. Morse
Morse
E. L. ‘Oindexter
Harry Hanan
Marie Bear
Ora
Holland
Frank Nelson
B- Zee
Moore McKinley
Seattle
HE. B. Roe
George Melton
Ling
C. W. Ling
Knights Templar
Joseph B. Monroe
Annual Masked Ball At City Hall
The annual masked ball will be held this evening at the city hall. Residents and guests are invited to attend in festive attire for an evening of music and dancing.
Big Week of Costumed Dance Attracts Large Crowd
Hundreds attend annual dance in the auditorium with rising interest this year. Attractive prizes await the best dressed characters. Music provided by the Baxter Tonrey orchestra.
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Baxter- Tonrey Orchestra
Club Meetings Schedule From Local Society Notes
Mrs Anson Baxter hosts Hylo Pinochle club this afternoon. Hylo Pinochle meets with Mrs W B Hartwig next Tuesday. Mrs W E Roberts entertains the Northside Country club next Tuesday with dinner at 1. Ellen Mae Guild set for February 28 at Mrs T Lee McCracken home with Miss Margaret Huntington and Miss Helen Mae Smith as hostesses. annual business meeting to elect officers.
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Anson Baxter
W. B. Hartwig
W. E. Roberts
Ellen -Mae Guild
T. Lee McCracken
Margaret Huntington
Helen Mae Smith
Southern California trip ends as Hunsaker family returns
Mrs I F Hunsaker and children return home from sunny southern California. Miss Dorothy Hirschman, University of Idaho Moscow student, elected to Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Elizabeth departs for Moscow to seek improved health through lower altitude. Mrs Arthur Ripley and Miss...
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I. F. Hunsaker
California
Dorothy Hirschman
University of Idaho At
Bankrupt stock and strict manager oversight emphasized
The notice stresses that all merchandise is high quality and never violates policies. It highlights that each store manager personally enforces these standards, underscoring tight control over goods and customer service.
Idaho Falls Bowls Dillon by Telegraph in Twin Matches
Two Dillon bowling teams split telegraph matches with Idaho Falls. The Beaverhead Cleaners lost 2828 to 2694 while Santost edged Idaho Falls 2617 to 2615. Individual scores include Forrester 460 and Schmittroth 516 among others.
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Dillon
Idaho Falls
Beaverhead Cleaners
Idaho
Schmittroth
Wheat
Graves
Gosman
Vandergrift
Beaverhead residents return to ranches and towns
Long list of Beaverhead and surrounding area residents moving between Dillon and ranches. Families such as Tom Pierce and George Hughes return to ranch homes, while others like Mrs Harriet Tooley visit Dillon and Seattle. The column notes business visits, Legion show attendance, and local shippers purchasing draft horses for Kansas markets.
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Tom Pierce
Dillon
Horge Prairie
George P. Hughes
Homer Harrison
Butte
Charles Calvert
Lima
Erickson
A. A. .Elliott
Seattle
Harriet Tooley
Sin Dillon
Harlowton
A. F. Waldorf
Tooley
Cordy&Co
Boston
Frank Schulz
Roberts
Idaho
T. Lee McCracken
Evan
Bie Hole
Dijon
Dan Kelly
George D. Rice
Monida
Max. Merrill
Cheney
Martin Jackson
Los Angeles
McKinney
Zhea Hoon
Luna
Episcopal Church
Hes
I Ipenver
A Tao Ta. Co Y
Cmt
United States
Beaverhead
Tom Morrow
Divide
Iké Rife, Jr
Medicine Lodge
Legion
Venora Metlen
Joe Metlen
Duke Davis
Winifred
Kansas
John Grant
Melrose
Clay Perry
Kansas City
Dave McKnight
Dell
Alex Peyre
Kenneth Wheat
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Montana College
Bozeman
W. ©. Jones
Wise River
W. H. Harvey
Roy Forrester
Roy. Forrester
Dan’ Pendergast
Wisdom
Frank
Husted
Garfield Perrier
Dillon Buttend
Statewide school fund distributes 328 625 to 345 districts
Montana state treasurer issued warrants totaling 328 625 dollars to 345 school districts designated by the state board of education for the state equalization fund. A supplementary distribution will follow for districts with incomplete applications as rural schools gain nine month terms and 23 000 students benefit.
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Helena
State Board of Education
May Trumper
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