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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
7
A note indicates letters meant for the editor or business manager should be addressed to the Dillon Examiner. The statement emphasizes proper routing within the newspaper's contact channels.
A February 21 social at Mrs. J. Morse’s home featured flags, red white and blue decor, and a cherry tree centerpiece with a hatchet from Washington. Guests included a Merryweather Lewis descendant, with a musical program by Mrs. Rood, Miss Bishop and Miss Phillips.
The Beaverhead chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution marks its March 9 anniversary with a luncheon at Mrs. Anderson’s home hosted by Mesdames F. H. Bimrose and Alvan Anderson. State regent and secretary-elect will attend, with honored guests including Mrs. Charles Blackburn and Mrs. Passmore. The issue also lists schoolhouse dedication, dances, club meetings, and local social events featuring multiple Dillon residents and visitors.
The article notes a postponed breakfast for the 8A cooking class due to invited guests. It records A. L. Stone visiting the Training School, announces an Art Exhibit March 24 to 27 with over 200 pictures from Bilson Co of Boston, and mentions basketball mascot Richard Manning and Walter Foster with the team in Butte. It also covers Cluley’s trip to Butte and Miss McGregor’s extensive nurse work, including 107 home visits during a cold epidemic last month.
Miss Dorchester summons eighth grade pupils to elect staff for their semi annual eighth grade world. Mrs Kress and her class visit Norma Solman’s 7B class in composition and grammar Wednesday afternoon. Mr Finch’s committee on English and grammar meets every evening 4 to 4.4.
Mrs. D A Galt and her young son return from Sterling Illinois, joined by Mr. Galt in Pocatello. Gus Roseman learns of brother Chris Roseman’s death in Medicine Lake Michigan. C L Pond and Mrs. Pond of Salt Lake City visit daughter Parley Dan sie. Mary Judge and daughters travel with Marian to Butte for shopping. Frank Kellum from Grasshopper ranch attends to business. J E Morse and wife plan several months in southern California. Augustine and Kyer Olympian chocolates on sale at The Andrus hotel. H C Lapman in Dillon from Idaho Falls en route to Jackson. Joseph and Mrs. Miller leave for Whitehall after working on Morse ranches. H S Armitage of Big Hole visits Dillon for business.
Dr H W Luther announces the sale of his Dillon dental practice to Dr R D Curry of Deer Lodge formerly with Dr R R Rathbone. Curry will take possession March 10. Luther thanks patrons and wishes continued support for his successor.
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead County a probate notice states Fidel Huber deceased. The court fixes March 26 1920 at 1 o clock A M in Beaverhead Court House for proving the will and for hearing Anna Huber and Bertha Huber's petition for letters testamentary. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated March 8 1920. Fred Rife Clerk. J Anson Baxter Deputy.
Sealed bids are invited by the District Forester Missoula Montana for about 50 acres of Mono Creek Beaverhead National Forest timber. Estimated 460000 ft B M lodgepole spruce and mining timber. Minimum bid 4.00 per M B M with 300.00 bid deposit. Bids due April 3 1920.
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