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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1930

Page

5

Dillon Natives Share Spring Weddings and Social Notices

The page details numerous local society items including the June wedding of Miss Lenore Bishop Thompson to Mr James A McCollum in Los Angeles with both families present at Immanuel Presbyterian Church. It notes receptions at Hotel Leighton and lists backgrounds of the bride and groom, their education and careers, and upcoming summer plans in West Yellowstone. Additional society notices describe dinners, teas, club meetings, travels, and visits across Dillon and nearby towns with many named residents and organizations involved.

Dillon Lenore Bishop Thompson James A. McCollum Los Angeles Cal Leighton Dorothy Perkin McCollum Mildred Thompson John F. Bishop Montana Twin Bridges University of McCollums John G. McCollum St. Anthony Idaho University of Idaho Madison Wisconsin A. BE. F France Union Pacific System West Yellowstone

Zinnias Great and Small in Hot Summer Gardens

The article details zinnia varieties including California Giants Colossal and Liliputs, pumila and picotee types, and the Achievement or Victory quilled strain. It notes colors from orange to cream, growth heights from under a foot to three to four feet, and care tips with sun, water, and fertile soil. Plant seed now for July display.

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Montana Farm Labor Commands High Wages in 1929

Montana farm laborers earned top daily pay in October 1929, averaging 3.05 with board and 3.80 without, higher than all states except a few in the northeast. Nationwide, average daily wages were 1.92 with board and 2.46 without. Montana monthly totals with board reached 57.25, trailing Idaho Utah California Nevada. South Carolina paid the least among states.

Montana North Atlantic State Division of Publicity United States Department of Agriculture Connecticut Rhode Island New York Massachusetts Idaho Utah California Nevada Washington South Carolina

Grasshopper Rancher Adolph Pahnisch in Dillon on Business

Adolph Pahnisch spent yesterday in Dillon from his Grasshopper ranch attending to business matters.

Adolph Pahnisch Dillon

Party Invitations Issued for Tomorrow Afternoon

Beth Rooney daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Rooney has sent out invitations for a party to be held tomorrow afternoon. A T Peterson former high school principal and current city schools superintendent in Billings is in Dillon to oversee his interests in the M M Fur farm. Jesse Finsley arrives from his Jackson home reporting very dry ranges near Dillon. Lawrence Magnus and family spent the weekend in Dillon from Butte.

Henry Burfield George Banks Minneapolis Chicago Margaret Ogle New England Rachel Smith Miss Smith Pearl I. Smith Yellowstone Park Herbert Stewart Ashton Idaho Stewart Twin Bridges H. D. Weenin Dillon Mary Carney Butte Rose Hainds West Yellowstone Yoin Carney Nellie Lovell The Daughters of the Nile Tirzah Temple Georgia Metlen Missoula State University Carolyn Welty Constance Bregan Normal College Hudson Wis George Taylor Holland Lake Blackfeet Country Paul Judge Frank Caldwell Nampa Margaret Caldwell E. H. Tower Wenatchee Lee Tower Herbert Miller Patricia Niniva McFarlane Monrovia Elza Smith Beth Rooney Paul Rooney A. T. Peterson Billings M.M. Fur Farm Jesse Finsley Hig Jackson Lawrence Magnus and

Insurance ad and shoppe notice blend

One automobile out of twenty will be involved this year in an accident in which someone will be killed or injured. When it comes your turn, let your insurance policy foot the bill. See Hazelbaker Insurance that In sures Beautiful Chinese embroidered night gowns and undergarments Mille Adams Shoppe.

Hazelbaker Mille Adams

Establish a Bond of Service Between This Store and Your Home

A local shop launches a program promising strong customer ties by linking shopping with home service. The campaign highlights trusted staff connections, home delivery options, and ongoing support for repeat customers through personalized care.

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Immanual Presbyterian Church Herbert Booth Smith D. D Miss Thompson Gilbert Milton Davidson Los Angeles, Cal J.H. Gilbert South Pacific Street Gilbert Home Davidson Mr. Davidson Mrs. LaRock LaRock Deer Lodge Andrus Grill Free ‘Home Eugene Free Phillips Block Breeden John W. Breeden Beaverhead County Bozeman Ruth Platt Helena Ruth Eugenia Platt J. B. Platt John William Breeden Baxter Hotel W. F. Daly Adeline Platt Bernice Norris Edgar Breeden Bozeman College Montana State College Rebekah Diana Lodge Charley E. Bourquin Fred Dart Charles E. Nelson Pearl Hall Theodore Wright Robert Frakes Henry Olsen Charles Bonnifield Susan Findling John Rowett George Farrell Ruth Wolfe Oddfellow Carl B. Taylor George Farrel Sam Conklin Carl Taylor District Lodge Legion Auxiliary Binner Livingston Country Inn Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary J. C. Jeppson Eugene W. Bond Betty Hallen American Legion Dillmont Park Betty Hall Theta Valley View Ranch Walter Taylor Northside Country Club Noah Allen Apex Manse Society K. R. Pinochle Club Blue Bird Club Tom D. Caverly J. EB. Monroe Ernest Luebben Dew Drop Inn Monroe St. James Guild West Side W. B. Hartwig Zinnias Picotee Lilliput Oa Pompom Chevrolet O. K Geo.m. Gosman “Drugeist Rexall Store Fisk Transportation Fisk Featherly Finance Company Downing & Featherly’s Auburn Nash Anderson
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