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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1923
Page
7
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City and county residents report a steady stream of visitors for the roundup. Notables include Mrs. Anthony French from Argenta and George Grannis with wife from Butte, plus many ranchers and families from Armstead Lima Melrose and Sheridan who attended events and rodeo.
Multiple small items report residents traveling visiting relatives and attending schools. Mrs Gruwell travels to Canada while Robert Metcalfe and family visit Dillon during rodeo week. Walter Foster goes to Fairbault Minnesota. Amy Smith and Rod Foster head to Bozeman for Montana college football training.
Mrs. Pearl S. Smith and Miss Rachel Smith plan to leave Sunday for Poughkeepsie New York where the latter will enter Vassar preparatory school to study music During the past week Miss Smith was the center of many social functions among the younger set as her guest
A sequence of honor events included several dinner and dancing parties and a Friday evening jolly twilight picnic celebrating distinguished attendees.
This week many local groups plan first meetings across Theta Pinochle St James Guild D A R Manse Legion Auxiliary Dillon Delphian Foreign Missionary and other societies. Notable events include Mrs Merl Erwin hosting Theta on Sept 18 and eclipse glasses seen during and after the noon eclipse.
Addison Lusk, federal prohibition agent for Montana, spent last Wednesday in Dillon and addressed the Dillon Rotary Club at a luncheon on the prohibition question. Dr Emmet P North of St Louis and head of the National Optical Association toured through Dillon en route from Glacier National Park to Yellowstone.
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