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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
12
Beaverhead residents and visitors from Lima Grant Wisdom and other towns moved through Dillon yesterday and Monday. Deals include the Stefanie Brothers buying the Schultz ranch for 16000 dollars and bonds exchange offers at Beaverhead State Bank.
Invitations for a dancing party at the high school gym on the 19th are issued by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCaleb and others. A series of bridge parties hosted by Mrs. Baxter and others runs next week with a St Patrick luncheon and two bridge luncheons and a dinner. A boys party is planned at the home of Master Walter Foster next Friday. Informal bridge at the Jennings home last evening concluded with high score for Mrs. Erwin. A dinner hosted by the Andersons and the Clark Andersons featured auctions and dragons. A coming wedding for Elizabeth Savage to Charles Brenner is anticipated on a return from Salt Lake. The St James guild, Baptist Aid, and other local clubs meet in coming days with various hostesses and activities. Several residents travel or visit nearby towns, and a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Deputy.
James Elmore, former Horse Prairie rancher, has bought the W. T. Elliott ranch near Race Track totaling about 4000 acres. The Deer Lodge valley property is regarded as one of the finest, and Elmore is described as an energetic, capable rancher who should prosper with the acquisition.
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Co. W. Hignight and family.
Mrs Sara Lee Tuck of Seattle spoke at the diet kitchen in the afternoon about home economics. The event drew interest from local attendees and highlighted educational programs at the Normal training school.
Peterson arrives in Dillon after several weeks away and accepts a job as a shoemaker at the City Shoe store, resuming work in town.
Albert Stamm is recovering after a severe back injury from slipping on icy pavement a week ago. He received prompt medical care and is expected to improve with rest and treatment.
Mrs F C McFadden suffered a painful but not dangerous injury Sunday afternoon after slipping on an icy sidewalk. No bones were broken and she received treatment.
Adolph Eliel returned home last Thursday after spending a month on the Atlantic coast. He visited New York City and then Florida during his trip and reports an enjoyable journey. He says he is glad to be back home.
Four graduates received diplomas in the college auditorium with Rev. H G Humphrey giving the invocation and Chancellor Elliott delivering the address. The ceremony featured piano solos by Miss Rachael Smith and Miss Mary Hester Phillips, a girls sextette performance, and diplomas presented by Professor Mosher and Chancellor Elliott. Several graduates will teach in Missoula Dell Lima and Helena while new students enroll for the spring quarter.
Undersheriff Gosmanna in Lima placed under arrest Leo Rudden and John Ponick on a burglary charge at the Carl Beardslee ranch cellar. About fifteen cases of bonded liquor were taken. Three cases were found in a lumber yard, remanded to owner. Both men pleaded not guilty. one released on bonds of 5000 dollars and another 5000 dollars. A complaint swore out for Claud Downing, said to be implicated.
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