Informal Dance Hosts and Local Socials In Dillon
Community gatherings fill the week as Miss Ruth Conway hosts an informal dance at the Unitarian church with Misses Zetta Gilbert and Marjory Conger visiting. Neighborhood Club members celebrate Washington’s birthday with red white and blue decor and punch and wafers. Married couples include Lizzie Schatt and F L Main in Dillon, and Mary E Cliney with Carl C Olson in Rigby Idaho. A St Rose Parish dance and numerous club meetings follow with dates through March.
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Ruth Conway
Unitarian Church
Zetta Gilbert
Marjory Conger
J. B. Poindexter
Helena Independent
Community notices from Glen and Dillon areas
Mr North of Butte visited Glen on Sunday for business. Miss Irma Cummings of Three Forks visits the Dodge home. John Lenkersdorfer moved hogs to Dillon last week. Stephen Kambich attended to business in Dillon Saturday. Beaver club spent a pleasant afternoon at Mrs Adam Maier's home. Parley Dansie and wife of Armstead handled business here Sunday. Bill Garrison visited Dillon at the Wolfe home from Friday to Sunday. Roads Glen to Dillon are better than Dillon to Armstead. Rev Stewart held Mormon services Sunday evening at the Lenkersdorfer home. Neil Cummings was surprised by neighbors at the Dodge home last Saturday. Lincoln Literary Society library at the post office contains nearly 100 books plus magazines. Leon Oote is librarian. A program including a play and others is set by the society for Saturday evening March 4 at the Beehrer home.
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Pat Desmond
Mary
Washington
Mr. North
Butte
Glen
Hering Nichol
Helena
Beehrer
John Lenkersdorfer
Dillon
Stephen Kambich
Irma Cummings
Three Forks
Dodge
Beaver Club
Adam Maier
Parley Dansie
Armstead
Bill Garrison
George Wolfe
Stewart
Reichle
Neil Cummings
Lincoln Literary Society
Leon ¥Oote
Local social notes and ads from Wisdom and vicinity
April and two June weddings are planned in the area. New spring goods and toilet articles arrive at A W Wilson. Mrs. Fred Dishno visited Miss Emma Hirsch. Clarence Brown and A W Wilson did business in Wisdom. Jake Revitz sold his ranch to John Mackley and will move to Minnesota. Functions at church and dinners at Mrs Anna Drake are noted. A. I O C F lodge held a card evening with prizes. Washington's Birthday program praised. Oldest pioneer in Gallatin County, George Kratteer, 90, referenced. Grazing permit applications for Brav erhead National Forest due March 20 1916.
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A. W. Wilson’s
Fred Dishno
Emma Hirsch
Lincoln
A. W. Wilson
S. Clarence Brown
Wisdom
Wenger
Anatonia
Jake Revitz
John Mackley
Minnesota
Charley Spencer
Barnes
H. C. Boyer
Victoria
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