Social Events in Centennial and Beaverhead Weddings
Mrs Ida Saunders hosts Roberta Bean and family party in Centennial valley on April 26 with games dancing and cake. Bea rson couples host bridge events at White and Cushing homes while Mrs J W Scott entertains Armstead guests. Columbus Mansfield weds Ella Burke in St Louis and plans to settle near Grant Beaverhead county.
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Centennial
Roberta Bean
Farmer Bean
Milton Baen
Ida Saunders
Centennial Valley
Fred Kemp
Ida Pelot
Lee Lewis
Miss McBride
Carrie Saunders
Ida and
Yelda Torp
Jack Bean
Johnnie Hallas
Delmar
Curtis Torp
Harold Krupper
Jimmie Lewis
Bobwetta
Frances Bean
Benjamin F. White
Carolyn White
Margaret White
South Idaho Street
Columbus Mansfield
Benedict
James Mansfield
Grant
St. Louis
Ella Burke
Beaverhead County
Mansfield Ranch
Horse Prairie
Mrs Geer Hosts Theta For Cavalier Dance Night
Mrs Harry Geer entertained Theta at her South Atlantic Street home with a Cavalier Dance. The season concluded with a Friday evening dance in the city.
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Harry Geer
Theta
South Atlantic Street
Lady Williams Hosts Social on South Rife Street
Mrs. A. G. Williams entertained friends this afternoon at her home on South Rife Street, hosting an informal gathering with light refreshments and conversation.
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A. G. Williams
South Rife Street
Social notes from Dillon area visits and guests
Mrs Burt Adams Tower spent the week end in Armstead. Mrs Ed Hughes of Lima visits N M Padley. Miss Nan Barrett of Grant holidayed at Martin Barrett’s in Dillon. Miss Helen Rife of Medicine Lodge attended the Cavalier dance in Dillon. Mrs Fred Oliver and Gladys Oliver visited Melrose. Mrs Roy Herndon and daughter of Salmon City Idaho guests of Dillon friends. Mrs R R Rathbone and son Rhet returned from Helena after the Faster vacation. Mrs Shipman and daughter joined Mr Shipman in Dillon. Mr Shipman heads Beaver head Alberta Oil and Gas company. Mrs Shirley Nebaker of Lake Idaho visits Dillon with her son. Nebaker was Pearl Gleed of Lima. Mrs W W Lottridge and daughter Josephine of Leadore Idaho visited Dillon. husband and father connected with Western Wholesales company.
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Jean Bishop
Bishop
Idaho Street
Roy Herndon
Dillon
Salmon City
Miss Bishop
Nan Barrett
Grant
Martin Barrett
Idaho
Dillon Friends
Shirley Nebaker
Lake, Ida
Nebaker
Miss Pearl Gleed
Lima
W. W. Lottridge
Miss Jospehine
Leadore, Ida
Western Wholesales Company
Sixty Days for Petty Larceny in County Jail
Joe Jacobs received sixty days in the county jail last Monday for petty larceny. He stole a suit from W. J. Farmer’s buggy while he was parked at a store. Farmer had placed the garment in the buggy and left briefly, and Jacobs was caught while trying to sell the suit.
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Joe Jacobs
W. J. Farmer
Baptist Aid and Hobnob Club Notices
Mrs. E B Sprinkle will entertain the Baptist Aid society tomorrow afternoon at her home on South Washington street. Mrs A W Connelly will entertain the Hobnob club on Friday afternoon of this week.
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Methodist Aid Society
Betsy Haines
Grant Haines
Jacob Streit
Children's Dancing Club
Children’s Dancing Club
Clearview
Westminister Guild
Roy Stephenson
J. P. Best
St. Rose Guild
Frank Birrer
Twin Bridges
Julius Rounds
Busy Bee
Busy Bee Club
Nels Nelson
Baptist Aid
E. B. Sprinkle
Baptist Aid Society
South Washington Street
A. W. Connelly
Bitter Root Club Faces Unclear Revival Plans
Fragmentary OCR describes the Bitter Root club being revived, with ambiguous plans and limited readable details about leadership or dates. The brief notes possible meetings and organizational steps but lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
Helena High Track Star to Represent at State Tourney
Ena high school athlete from Helena joins the state tournament lineup representing the Helena high school track team as a crack performer.
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Ena High School
Helena
Odd Fellows Attend Church Service Together
The Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges attended St James Episcopal Church last Sunday evening as a full body.
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Odd Fellows
Odd Fellow
Rebeckah
St. James Episcopal Church
Masons Hold Banquet After Degrees For A S Rife and Frank Cullom
The Masons held a banquet last Saturday evening after conferring degrees on A. S. Rife and Frank Cullom.
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A. S. Rife
Frank Cullom
Ships Cattle Bound for Monida from Centennial Valley
James Dodd loaded nine cattle cars at this place last Monday for shipment to Monida. The cattle will be run in the Centennial valley.
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James Dodd
Monida
Centennial Valley
Hides Car Shipped From Local Yard to Pocatello
B C Johnson, buyer for Jack McCarthy of Pocatello, loaded a car of hides for shipment to that city on Monday from the local yard.
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B. C. Johnson
Jack McCarthy
Pocatello
Hawley Selway Recovers After Surgery
Hawley Selway, operated on for appendicitis and gall stones last week at Murray hospital, is reported to be improving. Mrs. Selway returned home Monday evening.
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Hawley Selway
Hawley J. Selway
the Murray Hospital
Severe wind storm knocks down signs at Graeter Grocery
A severe wind storm Monday afternoon toppled the sign board near the courthouse and blew down the large sign in front of Graeter Grocery Company store.
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Graeter Grocery Company
Mrs W A Clark Taken to Salt Lake Hospital
Mrs W A Clark was taken to a Salt Lake hospital last Monday morning for medical attention after about ten days of illness. Judge Clark accompanied her.
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Salt Lake
W. A. Clark
Salt Lake Hospital
Judge Clark
Innocent Held In White Slavery Case Cleared
Harry Alexander Innocent, arrested in Dillon last week on a white slavery charge, was released by a federal court in Butte and returned to Dillon to resume work as a machinist at Montana Auto Supply. Authorities say the wanted man was a different Alexander on the same train to Pocatello.
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Harry Alexander
Dillon
Butte
Montana Auto Supply Company
Alexander
Pocatello
Officials Visit Dillon R A Pierce Superintendent Oregon Short Line
Officials visit Dillon R A Pierce the newly appointed superintendent of the Oregon Short Line railroad company. Fred Knickerbocker acts in a coordinating role during the visit.
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Dillon
R. A. Pierce
The
Oregon ‘Short. Line Railroad Company
Fred Knickerbocker
Act
Transportation officials visit Dillon for brief inspection
The district superintendent and Fred Harris traveling engineer spent Monday afternoon in Dillon for a few hours in a trip likely tied to local transportation or infrastructure.
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Ing
Fred Harris
Dillon
Short Line Officer Here Today Examines Railroad Employees
Dr. Pfoutz an optometrist for the Short Line is in Dillon for today’s employee eye exam. He visited Lima yesterday as part of the railroad outreach.
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Pfoutz
Dillon
Lima
Lyman Breaks Lambing Record at Montana Market
George H. Lyman, Montana Market proprietor, reports a record lambing week. From four ewes ten lambs were born including two sets of triplets and two pairs of twins.
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Lyman
Geo. H. Lyman
Montana
Band Gives Good Concert on Main Street
A large crowd gathered last Wednesday for the first open air concert of the summer by the Dil lon Military band on Main Street. Other concerts are planned for the coming summer months.
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Dillon Military Band
Main Street
Hoboes Flocking Into Dillon
Incoming freight trains bring many hoboes to Dillon and local authorities scramble to move them on. Some tramps are jailed for begging while others are floated out of town. A summer chain gang may be organized to provide work and “pleasurable and beneficial enjoyment.”
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Dillon
Knights of the Road
Sheriff’s Office
Young Boys Take 14 Mile Ride to Mooney Ranch
Eight year old Dan Henneberry and Henry Rodgers Jr of Dillon rode fourteen miles to the Mooney ranch in Ryan's canyon last Thursday. They reached there by noon and were placed on the afternoon train for the ride home to avoid overtaxing their strength.
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Dan Henneberry
Henry Rodgers, Jr
Dillon
Mooney Ranch
Ryan's Canyon
Auto Trailer of Max Lauter Bach Wins Big Use
A fine automobile trailer was awarded this week to Max Lauter Bach for use in his sheep business and camping. The trailer includes electric stoves and can be lit with electricity drawn from the engine, providing power for outdoor work and travel.
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Max Lauterbach
Pleads Not Guilty in Hecla District Arraignment
James Fevere was arraigned before Judge Smith last Saturday and pled not guilty to the dynamiting charge. He was bound over to the district court in the Hecla district for further proceedings.
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James Fevere
Smith
Cabin
Hecla
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Mont
Murray, Mer
Lorenzo Cushing
Laura M. Kress
Mrs. Cushing
Pretty
Mrs. Herndon
Adeline. Scott
Rockwood
8. E. Larson
Blackfoot
Rey. ‘Humphrey
Mrs. Scott
J. W. Scott
Inn
Armstead
Horse Prairie Country Club
Needle Club
Needle Club of
Pahnisch Ranch
Grasshopper
Andy Pyle
Mrs. Pyle
Cavalier Dancing Club
Good Government Club
Clark
M. EB
Aid
St. James
St. James Rectory
O. M. Best
Clubs and Societies
Society Personals
Burt Adams Tower
Ed Hughes
N. M. Padley
Helen Rife
Medicine Lodge
Fred Oliver
Gladys Oliver
Melrose
R. R. Rathbone
Rhet
Metlen
Warner
George
Bitter Root ‘Club
Bitter Root Club
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