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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1927
Page
2
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Helen Wheat daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Wheat hosts twelve friends at home this afternoon to celebrate her tenth birthday with games music and dinner. Mrs Martin McMenemy of Fel y received a pretty gift at the event.
A miscellaneous shower honored Frida at the Chas R Price home on the west side. Mrs T Lee McCracken and Misses Bertie Mathews Elvera Peterson hosted with Mrs McMenonmy. Frida received many lovely gifts and refreshments closed the event. Before marriage she was Miss Alice Roe and a former county superintendent.
The P T A held its last meeting yesterday afternoon at the training school building. Reports from the state meeting were submitted. Mrs. D V Erwin will entertain the Hob Nob club next Friday afternoon or Mrs Florence Bachus hosted her bridge club Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Clara Plant traveled to Spokane to visit Mrs. H. S. Gimble. Miss Mary Gist, from Twin Bridges, spent the weekend in Dillon where she teaches music. Mrs. Maxine Polk, Lima Ledger editor, stayed several days in Dillon. Miss Anna Bauman visited Dillon from Lima. Mrs. E. G. Free and Miss Ella Free drove to Butte for the weekend.
The Glen Pex club held a Saturday evening event at Apex with Julius Hartwig Jr. as the surprise guest. The Glen Pex orchestra provided old time and new tunes while guests enjoyed the festive atmosphere. Meanwhile A T Crossley traveled to Butte to attend to business matters as grasshoppers swarm sections of Rattlesnake Willow and Birch creeks with snow banks on one side and insects on the other.
Locals including John T. Poole and Murray Stebbins attended duties in Dillon. Robert Waddell of Montana State University Extension, Dr. L. D. Dunlap from Anaconda, and Dr. T. B. Grigg from Butte were listed as visitors. The group also includes Mr and Mrs Ted Renfro Emmett Peterson from Bedrock, Dan Foley from Apex, John McKinney and J E Doyle from Lakeview.
Mr and Mrs W B Hartwig motored to Helena last Thursday returning Friday with their young son Tom and Mrs Hartwig s mother Mrs T H Sillers who had been visiting in Dillon In Helena Mrs Hartwig attended the state P T A meeting Also Senator and Mrs Hazelbaker and their infant daughter motored to Helena and visited friends while Senator Hazelbaker attended to business Rev R C Shannon pastor at the local Baptist church was called to Missouri by his father s death Fred Heffner returned from Salmon River country with Chet Mathewson of Salmon City A rattler was killed during a Frying Pan basin drive by B A Risley Frank Gorman and C W Miller seven rattlers were said to be killed this spring A county high school agricultural club dance with instructor D P Thurber was held in Grant Wm Callaway a former resident was noted here
Wal lah from Polaris, Mrs. Frank Kellum returning from Butte, and DM. Dyer from Butte all visited Dillon. Frank Husted, Verona Smith, and baby from Bedrock dropped in, while ranchers Frank Tait and Allen from Gilmore joined Monday.
Mr. Cal laway's first Dillon visit since he left several years past. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barrett have gone to Los Angeles in response to the death of Mr. Barrett's mother. ACT McFarland osteopath physician serves at Fees Office 245 residence.
Dr. R. D. Curry, a dentist, maintains offices in the Telephone block with rooms 3 4 and 5. Office phone number 355 and residence contact listed.
Department of the Interior notice of intention to make final proof for Add. Homestead entry Helena 020962 Great Falls No 061906 by Henry Fitzpatrick of Butte Montana. Proof to be filed before Fred Rife Dillon Montana on June 1 1927 with witnesses George P. Murray Benjamin N. Stevenson Joseph Noland and James R. Owenby all of Dillon Montana.
Public notice from School District No 19 dated May 4 1927 states polls on May 21 will open 1 pm to 6 pm at Reeder and Dillon Streets to vote on a proposed eight mill levy in addition to the existing ten mill levy to operate maintain the district schools and pay outstanding warrants. Frank P. Bulger acts as clerk.
State of Montana Beaverhead County. In District Court the matter of the estate of Frank P. Thompson deceased. On May 4 1927 the court set May 19 1927 at 10:00 a m in the court room as the time and place to prove the will and hear the application of J H Gilbert and The First National Bank of Dillon for letters testamentary. any interested person may appear and contest. Clerk Fred Rif. Court Seal.
The Montana Fifth District Court Beaverhead County orders a private sale of 320 acres in Township 5 South Range 9 West M P M from the estate of William Banneyer Deceased. Sale may occur after May 21 1927 at Gilbert Gilbert McFadden Dillon Montana with cash in United States funds. Executor J H Gilbert announces.
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