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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1925

Page

5

Hallowe en Party Hosted by Miss Clapp and Miss Hedstrom

Miss Jewell Clapp and Miss Emma Hedstrom co hosted a Hallowe en party at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clapp s home Monday evening. Jack o lanterns corn shocks and orange and black streamers decorated the hall as games music and dancing entertained guests. A luncheon was served at midnight to the invited ladies and gentlemen including Mesdames Helming Shields Capehart Oliver Reed and Hun g ate and Messrs Helming Anson Reed Hall ibaugh Jensen and Peterson.

Suallowe'en Jewell Clapp Emma Hedstrom Hallowe'en Walter Clapp Harry Helming Clarence Helming Dresden Shields Harold Capehart D. E Anson Joni. Wharton F. ‘I.hirschy Dan Tovey Jr H.S

Birthday Party Hosted by Margery Keas

Margery Keas hosted a birthday gathering last Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 O'clock for a group of friends. The event details are noted in local social columns of the period.

Margery Keas

Pendergast Home Hosts Halloween Frolic for Local Youths

Alice Pendergast organized a Halloween party at her parents’ home with Della Woodworth Edith Rasmussen Anna Woolworth Jessie Holman Dorothy Oliver William Rasmussen Chadwick Simmons Danny Pendergast and others. The evening featured orange and black caps games dancing and refreshments after a lively program.

John Pendergast Alice Hallowe’en Della Woodworth Edith Rasmussen Annabel Woolforth Jessie Holman Dorothy Oliver William Rasmussen Chadwick Simmons Danny Pender

Henry Gast and Raymond Johnson with the hostess

Henry Gast and Raymond Johnson are noted alongside the hostess in a social or event context. The fragment references three individuals connected to a gathering, with no additional details on location or date.

Gast, Henry and Raymond Johnson

Many Visitors and Local Socials Reported Around Wisdom

Mrs L M Gross took her son Edward to Butte for medical care. H G Williams visited Dillon. Miss Dorothy Simmons traveled to Butte for dental work. Charles Quist and son stayed at Clair Quist ranch. Mrs Ted Woodward shopped in Butte. Ralph Miller and family from Anaconda visited the W M Clapp ranch and hunted ducks. Various residents traveled to Divide Hamilton and Butte for business and social engagements. A Honey moon gathering at the Wharton ranch featured tin cans and cowbells. Winter nears as snow and cold settle in.

H. G. Williams Dillon Dorothy Simmons Butte Charles Quist Charles Jr Clair Quist Ted Woodward Ralph Miller Anaconda W. M. Clapp Ranch Emma Hedstrom A. D. Shields BE. W. McNich Virginia Crane Wisdom Ben R. Stevenson Five Hundred Club Hallowe'en Tom Pendergast LeRoy Arnot Frieda Gasser Joe Cherette J. C. Wharton Wharton Ranch F.A. Hazelbaker

Family visits stretch over several days at ranch

Mrs D J Stephens and a Dillon family arrived home Wednesday to spend the remainder of the week at their Sunetnoe ranch. Henry and Raymond Johnson also called on visiting friends during the stay.

Henry Raymond Johnson Dillon Stephen Sunetnoe

Hallowe en Celebration Boots Up Jackson Town

Hallowe en was celebrated in real style in Jackson with nearly everyone helping to liven up the town. Movable objects were moved, windows soaped, traffic stopped, and woodpiles relocated as property owners sort piles for mowing machines gasoline barrels wagons benches sidewalks and gates.

Hallowe'en Jackson Town

Martin Jackson Narrowly Escapes Serious Car Accident

Martin Jackson had a narrow escape while returning to Jackson from Ditton when his car hit a rut in Tash lane. The rear end struck the bank, wrecking a rear wheel and nearly tipping the car, but no other damage occurred and he was uninjured.

Martin Jackson Jackson Ditton Tash Mr. Jackson

Teachers Attend Institute in Dillon Basin

All basin teachers attended a Dillon institute last week and returned home for school Monday despite poor roads and cold. Weekend visitors included Edith Husted Grace Husted Emily Olsen Helen Olsen and May Clemon.

Dillon

Clemon and Visitors Make Dillon Journeys

Mr and Mrs George Clemon were in Dillon last week. Nelson traveled to Dillon last Monday. Cha Neidt joined visitors at the county. Olses visited Jackson on Monday.

George Clemon Dillon Soren Nelson Cha Neidt County Olses Jackson

Demich Brothers Ranch Reaps Record Potato Yields

The Demich brothers Steve and Vasil, owners of the Viel ranch at Cemetery Bar, sold 7 000 sacks of potatoes from 80 acres, including No 1 Idaho Russets and Idaho Russell, totaling about 350 tons and $17 000 in sales. They stored harvest in a 38 by 60 foot cellar built for $200 and plan revised future plantings with larger early cobbler acreage. The sale to Fred Viel included 4 000 sacks at $2 the hundred pounds, with shipments due by December 15 and March 15, 1925.

Demich Steve Vasil Viel Cemetery Bar Apting Fred Viel Lemhi John Tomanovich Demich Brothers Idaho Russell Demichs

Grain yields and livestock on attack holding noted

A Salomon City Herald report describes a holding with 40 bushels per acre from wheat and 76 bushels from oats, twenty head of sheep, three cows, and about 75 geese. The family fed on 160 tons of hay and stored a winter supply, aided by a plentiful garden with cabbages and ruta bagas.

Salmon City Herald

Beaverhead Motors Ad Promotes Zero-Foe Antifreeze

An advertisement from Beaverhead Motors Company touts Zero-Foe antifreeze that boils 19 degrees higher than water and resists freezing at 25 degrees below zero. It emphasizes no calcium or chloride harmful to radiators or paint.

Beaverhead. Motors Company Beaverhead Motors Company

Presbyterian Notices and Sunday Schedule With Dr A S Wilson

Sunday school at 9 50 prompt next Sunday with shortened classes to hear Dr A S Wilson. Morning worship at 11 featuring Dr A S Wilson, medical missionary in India for 30 years. Evening worship at 7 30 studies on New Testament prophecy and Revelation. Young People at 6 30 informal discussion for all ages. Minister Ernest B Loft.

A. S. Wilson India Young People's Society Ernest BH Loft

Zero-Foe Antifreeze Boils Higher Than Water

Beaverhead Motors presents Zero-Foe antifreeze that boils at 19 degrees above water and contains no calcium chloride. Product emphasizes absence of radiator additives or paint on the hood.

Adams Shoppe Unveils New Linen Designs

Miller Adams Shoppe debuts a fresh line of linens featuring diverse patterns and colors for home decor. The collection highlights modern and traditional motifs appealing to a wide audience of shoppers seeking updated textiles.

Miller Adams Shoppe

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Della Melba Francis Helen Hirschy Helen Bobby Anson Grace Priestley Frank Bobby Anderson Hans Rasmussen Stewart Capehert Joe Woodworth William and Lorenz Knudson SyiSpius Styleplus Sheuerman Dillon Dry Goods CO First National Bank The Bank of Strength and Service Dillon, Montana Wisdom Notes J. A. Louk Hamilton Sam Morton J. P. Lossi Miami Fla Mrs. Lossi T. H. Tallman Lossi Florida J. E. Shaw Salt Lake City Ben O’neal William Harray Highland Ranch Will Etter Wilma Blake Hammer C. G. Johnstone M. G. Ramey Louise Miles Miles J. Cavanaugh Clair George Woodworth California Roy Basin Mercantile Force Augusta Sun River Vera Hopkins Edith Grace Husted Emily Helen Olsen May Clemon Charley Jack Miller Harry Davis Miller Ranch Harry Lapham Jess Finsley Ralph Haywood Basin Tom. Pendergast Ranch C. G. Clark R. T. Caffrey Fred Hirschy Alma Olsen Soren Nelson Ranch Demich Bros Presbyterian Notices Studebaker i Barry & Hopkins Garage Studebaker and Star Cars
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