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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1917
Page
11
A Dillon contingent attended the Elk lodge annual ball in Virginia City with numerous local members and guests. After the dance a banquet followed and reports praised a splendid time. The notices also detail dinners, birthdays, school gym dances, and upcoming Theta party with St James Guild events and community club gatherings across Dillon.
Four women named Mary Ewing, Dorothy Thomas, Frances Caldwell and May Smith are listed among figures connected to a local obituary feature. The note highlights their inclusion in community remembrance.
A Montana statewide competitive exam on February 1 1917 seeks two U S Naval Academy places. Winners chosen as principals and alternates after a two-tier test process will advance to an April final. Located in Anaconda Billings Butte Bozeman Dillon Glasgow Helena Kalispell and other cities, open to men aged sixteen to twenty. Interested parties must contact Senator Walsh by January 18.
The Eastern Star lodge held its annual officer installation at the Masonic temple last night. Several new members were initiated during the evening and a sumptuous banquet followed the session. The newly installed officers presided over the event.
The Ellison White Chautauqua system announces the engagement of James Goddard, leading basso of the Chicago Grand Opera, for an extended Pacific coast tour. Goddard, who has sung at Covent Garden with Caruso and at Vienna, will be joined by Ruth Rau violinist and Robert Yale Smith pianist.
Miss Lora Guyas, recently working in F A Hazel baker office, is named assistant to Miss Elizabeth Sutherland. She will start her new duties within the next week or two.
The four month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kellner died Monday at the Kellner ranch in Sheep Creek basin, likely from pneumonia after a brief illness.
On Monday morning the child grew ill and a Dillon physician was sent for but arrived too late as the young patient died before he could reach the Kelmer ranch.
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