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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1928
Page
8
Mrs. Roscoe Cornell hosted a Thursday g bridge luncheon at her South Pacific Street home. Five tables played progressive bridge with yellow color schemes, won by Mrs. E. W. Bond and low by Mrs. A. H. McFarland. Saturday’s dinner featured splendid dahlias and four bridge tables, with Mrs. Ballard high and Mrs. Orr low.
Mrs Thomas E Luebben Mrs Fred Chapman and Mrs Goodwin T Paul host a series of bridge parties at Mrs Luebben s home this week.
Mrs L F Motleur issues invitations for a series of bridge games. The notices specify event dates and venue details as part of a community card schedule.
A fragmentary OCR snippet mentions something to be given next week starting Monday. The readable portion offers no clear event title or location.
The Manse Society plans its annual picnic tomorrow afternoon at Dillmont park with church members and families joining for a pleasant outing. The St James Guild hosts an event tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Harry Hansen's home. Beaverhead D A R opens its season next Tuesday with Mrs T F McFadden in charge of the program.
A mission will be conducted at St Rose Catholic Church from Sunday September 9 to Sunday September 16. A Dominican father appointed by the bishop will lead the exercises. The high mass begins next Sunday and the main sermon will be every evening at 7 30.
The notice asks all to attend daily gred¢ school sessions at 4 PM with brief afternoon instruction for children and extends a cordial invitation to everyone to join evening sermons regardless of creed.
Mr and Mrs J H Crompton and Harry Crompton Sr of Wilmington Delaware and Mrs Olive White of Kansas City are guests at the J W Deputy ranch for a few weeks. Before returning east they will tour Yellowstone and Glacier parks.
A 3600 ton boulder blocked Oregon Short Line tracks at Maiden Rock last Monday after heavy rains caused a rockslide. Engineers say trains on the O S L were delayed about 22 hours as crews blasted and broke up the mass and measured fragments.
Beaverhead's own newspaper The Examiner focuses on county news and community interests, delivering local reporting for residents and surrounding communities. The paper emphasizes service to readers and coverage of regional events and concerns.
Last Monday at Elkhorn Stiles several guests attended including Mrs J C Jeppson and family alongside Mrs L E Brickgan Mrs Minnie Sademan and Mr Oren Sassman. The college pool reopens Thursday September 18 with the schedule to be announced at term opening.
Registration at Normal College scheduled for September 10 is noted as continued from page 1. The sun parlor has been structured with appropriate furnishings and decoration.
Authorities report seven fatalities after a mail plane crashed near Pocatello airport. Investigators work through wreckage early today as emergency crews secure the scene and note possible weather and mechanical factors in the fatal incident.
A plane from Butte to Salt Lake on the Great Falls air mail route crashed near American Falls highway at Pocatello. The right wing dipped after an air pocket, the craft dived nose first 380 feet, the engine collapsed into the cabin, leaving the fuselage buried in the ground. Most victims died instantly with skull fractures. the aircraft belonged to National Parke Airways, Inc., and the route had operated just over a month.
The notice from B B Thompson and family expresses gratitude for kindness after the death of their wife and mother. It then shifts to an advertisement urging preventive action against fires and household insects, promoting Fly-Tox with a blue label, claiming it kills insects and is safe for humans.
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