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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
11
After weeks of practice the M S N C girls announce their annual basketball tournament. Teams are listed with captains and players across seniors and juniors. First game slated for Thursday afternoon March 16 after exams to boost rooting support.
Mrs J E Morse extended gracious hospitality last Friday with a luncheon of handsome appointments. Eight tables joined in auction bridge after luncheon. Saturday evening she hosted an auction bridge dinner for many ladies, closing a series of parties begun Monday of last week.
Mrs. Sarah F. Schuler, a prominent Dillon resident, wed Dr. T. Wigleworth of Lava Hot Springs Idaho. They are staying in San Diego and may divide their future home between Dillon and Idaho.
Legal actions include John Taylor suing Beaverhead-Alberta Oil for 1699.30 wages, Emily Meine divorce proceedings continued, Frank J. Pellar awarded 1937 against Utopia Mining, Eureka Haltony suing Tony Krulyjac for a four year old heifer payment, and Maude Smith seeking divorce from Claude Smith. Judge Bennett and Sheriff Mooney feature in drug and contempt outcomes. Personal property appraisals and estate actions are noted, plus a long motor record ride by Daniel Vaughan in a Southwestern Motors Studebaker across rough desert terrain.
Mrs. Emma Robinett opens The Ladies Shop featuring pattern hats silk underwear hosiery and summer dresses. A dressmaking establishment operates with the store in the space formerly held by Mrs. Anna Hart. Ohio? No. The item notes local business reopening and scheduled services.
A Studebaker Standard Six phaeton shattered the prior cross country time by 1 hour 21 minutes, achieving 10 hours 35 minutes for the 362 mile El Paso to Santa Fe run. Harsh desert conditions, sand storms, and steep grades were overcome to set the mark believed to stand for some time.
A fragment lists Mapfield at 211 West Pears Street who saw a dentist and requested various repairs and tools ground. The text is garbled but records a local resident's errands and repairs. No clear date or outcome is present.
Classified brief lists two rugs two chairs a Seth Low clock a piano box a tile bath tub and a trunk for sale. Contact Mrs A F Waldorf at 34 11 for details.
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