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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1926
Page
5
A vaudeville program by the Wisdom Woman's club is postponed indefinitely because heavy snow made roads impassable. The notice follows a series of local social updates including visits, travels, and farm activity around Wise River, Ralston, and Divide.
The first major snow storm of the season piles nearly two feet on the level in the Big Hole valley and will require sleigh transport for months. The Jackson Woman's club met at Odd Fellows hall and plans an old-time Thanksgiving party with dancing and cards. Local residents like Mrs. S. P. Nelson and Ivan Shaw travel for affairs, while several couples host visitors and attend to business in Dillon.
Misses Rosemary King and Alice Hansen returned from Bozeman where Beaverhead county high school delegates attended the girls vocational congress. They found the meeting enjoyable educational and successful. They were accompanied by Miss Lydia Tarrent supervisor of domestic science. Half price sales on winter hats Baldwin's.
Dr A H McFarland osteopathic physician listed with a Metlen Block office. Office phone is 245 and residence 208 W.
Dillon audiences packed two performances of James M Barries Dear Brutus directed by Moroni Olsen. Olsen stars as Dearth with a capable cast presenting a tale of misfits offered a second chance in a mystic wood, culminating in a powerful tragic awakening. The company plans a return to Ditton in April.
The article lists numerous residents and ranch guests traveling to Dillon from places such as Horse Prairie Grant Bloody Dick Jackson Medicine Lodge Argenta Twin Bridges Ruby Homepark and Bedrock. It notes Miss Gladys Scully taking a Dillon Tribune office position and several shoppers and visitors over the past weekend.
J G Everett of Bozeman Montana transacts business under the fictitious name Dillon Oil Company with Dillon as principal place of business in Beaverhead County. Everett is sole owner and the document is notarized by George Y Patten in Gallatin County with commission expiration 3 328.
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