Delightful bridge parties and birthday dinner in local society
Three bridge gatherings hosted by Mrs. Curry and Mrs. Hawkins featured red white and blue Washington birthday decor and prizes of linen handkerchiefs and painted card cases. A Twentieth Century Dancing Club hard time ball follows at St James guild hall with Baxter Tonray orchestra. Mrs. Best hosted a birthday dinner for Dr. Best with yellow decor and progressive pinochle for thirteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore
Aysch
B. ‘Holts
Arthur Graeter
Henry
Wyatt
HF. Best
Dr. Best
Social calendar notes Friday Hylo Pinochle club change
Hylo Pinochle club moves Friday evening gathering to avoid Thursday clash with the American Legion Minstrel show. Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors form a social club meeting tonight at Odd Fellow hall with committee Harris Opp Earil Opp Fred Kerr Pete Christensen. Royal Neighbors regular session at Odd Fellow hall tomorrow includes business, balloting, and initiation. Ellen May Guild hosted by Mrs A T Peterson and Miss Jessie Duboc tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Peterson’s home to discuss The American Indian with talks on Metlakatla Alaska and Browning Blackfoot reservation. Northside Country club to meet next Tuesday at Mrs I F Hunsaker’s ranch home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Modern
Woodmen of America
The
Royal Neighbors
Odd Fellow Hall
Harris Opp
Earil Opp
Fred Kerr
Pete Christensen
Ellen May
A. T. Peterson
Jessie Duboc
Miss Hamilton
Northside
I. F. Hunsaker
Society Notes Visitors and Travel In Local Society
Miss Gladys Trombley arrived from Bedrock to spend the weekend. Mrs. Mose Smythe visited Dillon yesterday from Blaine. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wedum and their son left for Tacoma to attend a lumberman convention. Mr. and Mrs. George Hopkins returned from Butte after seeing the automobile show and deemed the trip worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Smythe
Dillon
Blaine
A. J. Wedum
Tacoma
Wedum
George Hopkins
Butte
Warren
Stone
Will Tovey
John Peterson
L. F. Molleur
Locals Corridors of Polaris and Nearby Ranches
Local residents from Polaris Horse Prairie Reichle and Redrock visit Dillon for business shows and family weekends. Notable travelers include James Harrison Elmer Selway Steve Kambich Faye Erwin Liston Dansie Dick Cosgrove Tom Yost and families visiting Butte for the automobile show and shopping with others returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harrison
Polaris
Elmer Selway
Horse Prairie
Steve Kambich
Reichle
Faye
Erwin
Butte
O. E. Lienenweber
Dillon
Alder
Liston Dansie
Redrock
Dick Cosgrove
University At
Salt Lake City
Tom Yost
Armstead
Val ‘Todovich
Harry Davis
Jackson
Ranch, city visitors, and church notes in Dillon
Local ranchers and residents visit Dillon for business and social reasons. Notables include A B Beott of Sheep Creek Basin, Mrs Annabel Desmond visiting Missoula, Lovell and BE Roe of Bedrock, and F M Grady from Butte. A union day of prayer for missions is planned March 4 at the Presbyterian church with regional church women coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beott
Sheep Creek ‘Basin
Annabel Desmond
Missoula
The
State University
Lovell Smith
Brenner
BE. B. Roe
Bedrock
Dillon
F. M. Grady
Butte
Forest Bayerd
Garfield Perrier
Union Electric Company
William Dunn
Black Forest
Nev
Lorensen
Ellen Sorensen
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Methodist
Baptist
Episcopal
United States
Dr R D Curry Dentist Offices and Phone Details
Dr R D Curry operates a dental practice in the Telephone block with offices in rooms 3 4 and 5 The listing notes telephone and residence phones though full numbers are unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Curry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bribow Pallins
Twentieth Century Dancing Club
St. James Guild Hall
Buick
Montana Auto Supply CO
Montana
Anderson Market
First National Bank
the Bank of Strength and Service
Dillon, Montana
CLUBS
Gladys Trombley
Eugene Allen
Montana Auto- Supply. Company
Last Sun
Patterson Owas
Tom Morrow
Divide
James Dodd
Frank Fiddler
Pasco Tin
Oana
Ladies of
Dillon and Vicinity
Baldwin’s
New Spring Millinery
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