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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1931

Page

3

Dillon Society Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Card Clubs

Miss Catherine Strub wed Lima native in a nine o clock ceremony at St Rose Church with close family present. The couple will reside in Dillon as Miss Strub, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Strub, trained as a nurse in Butte. A sequence of social events follows including showers and bridge dinners for Mrs Ernest Orr and others. A Carroll Study club banquet marked its tenth anniversary with a blue and red candle centerpiece and a program led by Rev Lechner. Community groups from Lutheran Daughters to the Blue Bird and Entre Nous clubs held meetings and socials at various homes with dinners, cards, and entertainment noted throughout the week.

Catherine Strub Device ‘ Lima Lima Dillon George Strub Beaverhead County High School St. James Catholic Hospital Butte J. C. Fuller Harold Murray Featherly Transfer Company St. Rose Hall Carroll Study Club D. A. Schmidt Hylo Card Club H. H. Bates Daughters of the Nile Sewing Club L. F. Molleur B. & B. Pinochle Club Mantle Ranch Stanley ‘Sisterson Blue Bird Club George Farrell Thema Roy Herndon Paul Stahl Ralph Harding Card Club Stahl St. James Guild Mose Smythe Blaine Hob Nob Club Clara Plant A. A. Curnutt Parke Scott Armstead Baptist Aid Society Church Cottage Entre Nous Club John Orr

Bell Ringing Coyote Plan Aims to Curb Flathead Coyotes

Miles City report details Jesse James, a truck gardener, fastening a sheep bell on a live coyote to frighten other coyotes away. He trapped one coyote, confined it, and attached a bell before releasing it to roam the hills.

Miles City Jesse James Jesse Coleman Place

Dillon reform plans water works and power plant

An informal city council session heard a proposal to build water works and an electric light plant in Dillon. In Chicago Waldheim cemetery mourners marked the hanging of anarchists Parsons Spies Engel Fisher and Lingg. A murder mystery deepens as Eugene Kincaid’s death is linked to a cellmate death with delirium tremens.

Dillon Waldheim Cemetery Chicago Parsons Spies Engel Fisher Lingg

Wool Week attendees pledge three wool gifts for Christmas

About 1000 people at a National Wool Week meeting in Big Timber pledged to buy at least three woolen Christmas gifts to boost demand. Murray Stebbins, secretary of the Montana Woolgrowers Association, spoke to the gathering.

Murray Stebbins Montana Woolgrowers’ Association

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Susan Strub Howard’ Gilbert Ernest Irving Orr Adelaide Haus Burnice Farrell Irving Orr Edith Orr John T. Orr Byron ‘Orr Margaret Reece F. X. Lechner LeRoy Gilbert Wynne Ferguson Hoyte, Jr Font Pated Saitoeset Hie Uouer Selon Tevell Tiampade Pamela Weshi Eer Patie Sean Pune Tha Lach Theene Dane Helen Catherine Ballard Lechner T. K. Julson National Council of Catholic Women Carroll Club Council W. F. Drummey Caskin Elizabeth Ballard Gerald Caskin America Clubs Frank A. Hazelbeker Louis Schmittroth Alberta Faylie Shirley Negr M. J. Harkness Fred Lyons Little Gen By Hart Schaffner Marx Hart Schaffner & Marx Pershing Legion France Gordian Eugene Kincaid John Keriven Dillon Theater Bert Farrell Justice Hirschman Henry ,Deutsch Jesse Lacklen Methodist Episcopal Church Emma Burfiend Henry Hugh Bates Partlett Ohio
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