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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1929

Page

7

Four Bridge Parties Hosted by Mrs Orr Family

Miss Helen Bulger won the opening evening high score at a bridge party hosted by Mrs John T Orr and co-hostesses. Miss Berniece Metlen had the low score last Thursday in a series that featured dinner, chrysanthemums, and auction bridge.

Helen Bulger Berniece Metlen John T. Orr Orr William C. Orr Ernest Helen Randolph Justin D. Brundage Frank Hazelbaker Miss Hyde B. W. Emerick David A. Sullivan Daniel V. Erwin Alvin Jones Mesdames Emerick, Sullivan and Erwin Bernard Williams Katherine MacGregor Carl B. Taylor Mildred Taylor Jane Kellum Mona Harding Jean Gilbert Helen Klebba Dorothy Graves Helen Wheat Don Gilbert Erwin Christensen

Local clubs and social events noted at area homes

Ellen May guild entertained at Mrs Clark Andersons ranch with Mrs Anderson and Mrs Florence Lewis assisting. St Rose guild meets at St Rose hall to entertain parish men. Beav erhead D A R met at Mrs F H Bimrose with talk on Thomas Jefferson and University of Virginia. Various hosts and visitors across Dillon including Mrs Ike Rife and Mrs Eugene Free visiting Chicago and Miss Lois Hazelbaker celebrating her third birthday.

Ellen May Guild Clark Anderson Anderson Florence Lewis St. Rose Guild St. Rose's Hall Archie Henneberry Grayling Otto Christensen D. V. Erwin Harry Schuler Woodmen Royal Neighbor Oddfellow Hall Entré Nous Club Beaverhead Daughters of the American Revolution F. H. Bimrose Mildred Thompson Theodore McFadden Thomas Jefferson University of Virginia Lois Hazelbaker Frank Hazelbaker Theodore Brantley Missoula

Butte Doctor Wins Goose Then Deer On Salted Shell Prank

Dr H A Maillet of Butte joined a Dell hunting party including Ted Renfro and the Peterson brothers. They reloaded shells with rock salt, bringing down geese and a 200 pound buck deer, with the goose displayed in a shop window at 4 North Main street.

Butte H. A. Maillet Dell Ted Renfro Peterson Brothers F. J. Hemmer Dr. Maillet

Time to Boast Sermon and Church School Appeal

The Presbyterian church invites all to next Sunday’s morning sermon with the theme Time to Boast and to join in music boasting in God. The school is well organized with officers and faculty and aims for near perfect Sunday attendance.

T. J. Simons

Flying theatres take off as symposium aids air cinema dream

A group of major firms and researchers created flying cinema by mid century, enabling coast to coast air travel shows in 48 hours. Edison lamp works, National Carbon, Duograph, Universal Pictures, and Transcontinental Air Transport supplied gear, batteries, and planes.

Shane Rockies Merican Edison Lamp Works General Electric Company Alr National Carbon Company Eveready Duograph Company Universal Pictures Corporation Transcontinental Air Transport Edisom Lamp Works

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Emerick H. N. Tragitt St. James Episcopal Church Sparton Montana Auto! Supply CO Ford Motors Ford General Motors First National Bank Dillon, Montana Anderson Meat Market Levi Strauss Levi Levi Straus Eliels Junior’s Toys Clubs and Societies Manse Society E. L. Burles L. F. Wentworth A. W. Graeter Ike Rife Upper Medicine Lodge Eugene Free Chicago Wilma Colfer Alfreda Smith D. V. Paddock Elmer Page Twin Bridges Dillon Presbyterian Church
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