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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
5
Dillon and nearby towns feature social visits and family news. J W Scott from Redvors, Miss Blanche Morse hosts Theta, and many residents including Mrs H A Bond Garry Bond T K G Lynch and L E Eddy visit Butte for business. Church guilds, sales, and attire promotions appear alongside farm and ranch chatter.
Dillon Montana May 28 1906 notice of Poindexter Orr Live Stock Company annual meeting to elect three trustees and other business at the Dillon office June 15 1906 at 2 p m President Matthew Orr Secretary P A Poindexter
Auction note lists purebred Hereford bulls and cattle for sale in Grant Montana. Includes yearling steers two and three year olds and stockers with unspecified quantities and qualities.
A Tuesday afternoon bridal shower honors Mias Euphemia Innes as she Becomes the bride of Gilbert Wheat of Virginia City. Mrs Geo Hughee and Mias Maidie Rife host a dozen guests in the Hughes home with pink carnations and ferns.
In a quiet Wednesday ceremony at the bride’s Crow Creek home, Miss Laura Sherlock and D H G Lynch of Butte wed with Rev Father O Farrell officiating. The couple, long in touch with Montana affairs, depart for Helena to begin their life together and Lynch remains a heavy Copper Queen mine stockholder.
In Butte the note extends hearty congratulations to Mr Lynch for his extensive mining interests and wishes him a long and happy life.
A Saturday afternoon joint party on the Anderson lawn celebrated Julia Anderson and Rhet Rathbone turning four the next day. Thirty seven children enjoyed peanut hunts games and a picnic supper with grandmothers Mrs. Z B Yeaman and Mrs. Mary Johnson from Cambridge Ohio present.
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