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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1923
Page
8
Mrs J E Morse and Mrs Agnes Bernstein hosted an at home at the Morse residence on South Idaho street last Friday from two to five. Scores of ladies attended and enjoyed attractive decorations and a delightful musical during the afternoon reception.
Fred Staudaker married Hazel Rhodes in Great Falls on October 27. They will reside in Butte where the groom works for the Brophy interests. Hazel is from Lewistown and well known in Dillon. Fred is Emma Staudaker’s son, Beaverhead County native and Beaverhead County High School graduate.
A 1928 Chevrolet, described as run very little, is recorded by Beaverhead Motors Co. The listing notes the vehicle’s low mileage and status as a restored classic suitable for collector interest and investment.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Druker and Mr. and Mrs. George Ditty entertained a number of their friends last Sunday evening at the Druker residence. A pretty color scheme likely complemented the gathering.
A scheme of yellow graced the decorations for a dinner seating twelve. Handsome appointments were set as guests enjoyed a social evening with cards as the evening’s diversion.
A sequence of bridge parties is held this week at the homes of Mrs. George Lovell and co hosts Mrs. Bax ter and Mrs. Tonney. The program includes a luncheon yesterday and today and a second lunch today with a final dinner tomorrow night to close the series. A 1923 Chevrolet is advertised by Beaverhead Motors Co.
Mrs Chester Gilbert will give an informal dinner party next Saturday evening complimenting Miss Kate Sullivan who expects to leave the first of next month for San Bernardino California where she will make her future home.
Professor and Mrs. Leroy Beam entertained the high school faculty at a dinner party last Friday. Following the dinner the cards proved to be the diversion of the evening.
Mrs Nea Saunders Mrs Lorain Spencer Mrs Robert Quackenbach and Mrs Car lillis Selway to entertain tomorrow afternoon at church parlors. Northside Country club to be entertained Nov 20 at Mrs Diggie Emerick ranch home with dinner at 1 pm. Shake spear club met at St James Rectory last Saturday and discussed Robert E Lee by John Drinkwater. Next play Shake speare Richard the Third. Dillon Delphian society to meet with Mrs T H Gilbert Monday on The New World and colonization relations to world conditions.
Mrs Robert Boone visited Butte for several days last week. Mr and Mrs Henry Gleed Miss Evalyn Gleed and Mrs D V Erwin shopped in Butte last week. Miss Dorothy Thomas stayed in Butte over the weekend. Mrs Robert Barrett went to Twin Falls Idaho last Thursday due to a serious illness in her sister.
Drayage of all kinds quick delivery light and heavy hauling available. Contact James Cunningham by phone 290. 13-11.
Miss Mille Adams will entertain the Pinochle club this evening at her west side home. The Methodist Aid society will be.
Administrator of the estate of Maude Allen deceased notifies creditors and claimants to present their claims against the estate by existing deadlines. The notice invokes estate administration procedures and urges filing with the designated court or administrator as required by law.
Robert L. Allen administrator of Maude Allen deceased invites creditors to exhibit vouchers within four months after first publication to Rodgers Gilbert at their Dillon Montana office for settlement of the estate. First published November 14 1923 in Beaverhead County Montana.
A Montana professor, Robert Clark of the State Normal College University of Montana, disclaims involvement with a $10.60 Ku Klux Klan solicitation. He states he has never been a member of the KKK or any unlawful group and denounces the request.
A. 1928 Chevrolet, run very little, Beaverhead Motors Co, A8 tf.
The watch of late Thomas Pierce, a Horse Prairie rancher, is shown at Huber Brothers. Crafted over forty years ago from gold mined on the Pierce ranch, the solid gold piece weighs eight ounces and bears the initials T. P. across its engraved cover.
A large solid gold chain ends in a hand mounted gold stallion charm modeled after a registered stallion owned by Mr. Pierce. Made by Waltham Watch Co for about 500 dollars, the piece contains over 200 dollars in gold. Tom Pierce Jr keeps it secure in a bank deposit box and would not part with it, while the elder Pierce wore a heavy weight in his pocket to accustom himself to the watch.
Harry Q Stiles formerly a bookkeeper in Dillon and Lima for Beaverhead Lumber spent last Sunday in Dillon. He was en route to the east from Spokane where he was sales manager for the Ohio Match Company. On Saturday evening he was guest of honor at a stag party at the Sugar Bowl cafe.
Beaverhead County commissioners in regular session request federal designation of the Scenic International Parks Highway under the Federal Aid Seven per cent System. Tax official Bertie Mathews seeks an extra deputy during two months of tax collection. the board grants it. Carruthers and Lovell discuss repairing the fairground buildings.
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