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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1916
Page
3
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Local notes list numerous visitors and residents passing through Dillon in the week. Names include Hazelbaker Badcon Evans Cooks Rash Lyman Stallings Robt Cosgrove Arch Gray McKnight Carruthers Grant Landers Lacey Whitworth Keller Poindexter Kirk Bechtold Collins Foote Phillips Lee Roe Von Falkenstein Kelly Judge Judge and more. Mentions cover business visits, family travel, marriages and upcoming holidays.
Miss Mabel Peterson was called to her Grass Range home Monday. Havre student Dorothy Hughie entered the Normal College Preparatory department this week. Domestic science teacher Nitzkowski spoke on Food and Energy at Convocation. Miller, art and penmanship teacher, missed the State Teachers Institute due to illness. Mildred Lawson underwent appendectomy Sunday and is recovering. The dormitory honored the graduating class with a Saturday party featuring dancing and candy pulling. Bertha Wallace returned from Anaconda to visit family before their California departure. Bettes hosted a Sunday luncheon for the graduates with several Misses as guests. Senior Sunday brought decorated tables and music after dinner. New literary societies Othonian and Zetalethian held business meetings post Convocation. The Othonian program Friday included a vocal solo, tango scene, curtain lectures, readings, a dialogue, a vocal duet, a society paper, and readings. Misses Edith Johnson, McCarthy, and O’Keefe among participants. Town folks were invited to all society programs.
A digest of short items mentions Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Melton honeymooning at Wisdom hotel in Dillon, visitors from Dillon to Madison County, Farmin g updates on Elmer Hyndman adding 640 Hampshire ewe lambs, Mrs. Russel Fryberg’s Twin Bridges visit, George Clemon and wife’s planned trip to Philadelphia and Chicago for livestock shows, and two short term prisoners escaping from a road camp with an unclear capture status.
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