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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1921
Page
13
Afternoon guests hosted by Mesdames Morse Walker and Forrester featured musical numbers and needlework Mrs Roe Tattersall Gosman and others hosted dinners with guests from Dillon and nearby towns Armistice Day dinners dances and a golden wedding anniversary highlighted a sequence of informal gatherings plus a Kensington tea hosted by Mrs Selway with music and refreshments
Westminster guild will not meet in November. Next meeting December 8 with Mrs. Drucker hosting. St James Guild hosted by Mrs H H Brundage and Miss Bertha Huber. D A R hosted by Mrs Jennie Nash last Wednesday with delegates reports. Needle Club to entertain by Mrs Clara Chapman next Wednesday. Social Eight hosted by Mrs R R Rathbone on Friday on South Atlantic street. Theta entertained by Miss Nancy Barrett on South Washington street with bridge and refreshments. Bitter Root club hosted by Mrs A G Williams this afternoon. D N club entertained by Miss Ruth Innes Monday. Married yesterday Harl M Sexton and Emma Wright wed quietly at Baptist parsonage. Will reside near Dillon. Delphian met October 14. Flemish art and Van Ecks works discussed. Exhibits planned in new school building with public viewing and small admission. Mrs Otto Gosman visited from Lima. Judge and Mrs Bennett left for Virginia City. Mrs Sarah Waldorf to visit next Saturday. Mrs Walter Bennett of Bedrock weekend with Orr parents. Dr and Mrs M A Walker returned from Helena via motor with side trips. Nellie and Grace Little studying music in Salt Lake City spent weekend with family.
The narrative covers a high school football game in which the Legion trailed 7–0 at halftime, then matched several drives before the final quarter. Key plays include Alan Smith and Andy Smith scoring for the High School, Foster kicking goals, and numerous rushes and defensive holds shaping the closing minutes. The period ends with substitutions as the final whistle approaches.
Last Saturday in Dillon Mr Wing ham manager of the Robertson-Cole exchange in Seattle visited the Beaverhead County High School on a business trip to interview Mr Beam about the high school picture show. He praised the school for its success and said the school’s motion picture setup is as good as any in the state and will receive new Robertson-Cole pictures. Between now and year end twenty Robertson-Cole Specials will be shown, many not yet filmed, guaranteeing outstanding future shows at the high school gymnasium.
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