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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1916

Page

2

Married in Dillon and local social notes

Joseph Henry Gordon and Mrs. C Becker of Idaho Falls wed in Dillon with Judge A A Kenison officiating. A license was issued to M M Barber and Mildred M Bowden of Camas Idaho. A dinner dance honored Mr and Mrs Geo Melton and Mr and Mrs Will Chapman at St James guild hall with numerous attendees. Dancing class met at Clearview. Busy Bee club visited Mrs Susan Findling. Hobnob club picnic at Barratts station. Mrs Freeman plans Glacier trip. Mrs Jessie Barck returns from Butte after surgery and resumes millinery work.

Joseph Henry Gordon C. Becker Idaho Falls Dillon A. A. Kenison M. M. Barber Mildred M. Bowden Camas Idaho St. James Guild Hall Geo. Melton Will Chapman J. C. Smith M.lougheed W. G. Gilbert Joe Leimert MacMillan Freeman Glacier National Park Jessie Barck Butte Barck

Local Ladies Visit Across Montana Towns

Mrs. George Melton visited in Butte last Thursday. Mrs. Hal Brenner arrived in town Thursday from Grant. Mrs. Sherman Sapp joined Dillon guests Monday from near Blaine. Mrs. Sam Freeman left Friday for unspecified destinations.

George Melton Butte Hal Brenner Grant Sherman Sapp Dillon Blaine Sam Freeman

Unknown man found dead near Monida on Oregon Short Line

A man about 30 was found dead Saturday morning near the Montana Idaho line on the Oregon Short Line track by a section foreman. Coroner L C Ford held an inquest, concluding probable heart failure with no injuries. Identification came from a letter on Leggat hotel stationery from a Butte sender. Burial was at Mountain View cemetery last Tuesday.

Chas. Cummings L. C. Ford Charles Cummings Butte Leggat Mountain View

Club to Discuss State Candidates

The Good Government club resumes meetings September 19 at 4 p m in the public school building. A program on state ticket nominees by Mrs John Collins Mrs Frank Lovell and Mrs Manning will be presented to the public.

Good Government Club John Collins Frank Lovell Manning

War horse buyer H E Wilson in Dillon for weeks

Dr H E Wilson, a noted war horse buyer, is staying at the Metlen hotel in Dillon for several weeks to purchase horses. He will view geldings and dry mares at least 15 hands, well broken, with good bone, including two to five year olds with upper teeth. He also buys greys with bone.

H. E. Wilson Dillon Metlen

Melrose notes threshing crew and local events

The week brings Jack O Laughlin’s threshing outfit to the neighborhood. Fishermen near report catches of trout up to ten and sixty pounds. Walter Siria and Miss Turner wed in Butte. Rock Creek School No 26 opens with Miss Sybil Grant and later details. Mrs Cowel visits Roberts Idaho. locals host visitors from Dillon. School opens Sept 5 with Miss Gertrude Zerr. new desks and a revolving chair added.

Jack O’laughlin Melrose Butte Walter Siria Apex Miss Turner Rock Creek Sybil Grant Alfred Cowel Roberts Idaho Ben Hummel Bernard Geo. Wolfe Ruth Dillon Harrison Cora Bryan State Bank of Bryan

Pastime Theatre Week Attracts A-List Silent Film Stars

The Pastime theatre marks fair week with Mae Marsh and Robert Harron in A Child of the Paris Streets Thursday night, Myrtle Stedman in The American Beauty Friday, Frances X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in A Million a Minute Saturday, H. B. Warner in The Market of Vain Desire Sunday, a reissue Saved by Wireless, Blanche Sweet in The Dupe Monday, Robt. B. Mantell and Genevieve Hamper in The Spider and the Fly Tuesday, with 6 pm first show and 7 15 pm second show Thursday through Saturday, then usual times from Sunday.

Mae Marsh Robert Harron Paris Frances X. Bushman Beverly Bayne H. B. Warner Jesse L. Lasky Blanche Sweet Wm. Fox Robt. B. Mantell Genevieve Hamper Hartwig

Five Minute Limit Set on Rural Telephone Calls

The public utilities commission orders rural Montana party line calls limited to five minutes per conversation starting October 1. Violations face removal of the offending party's telephone. A 60 cent monthly rate is set for switchboard service on rural lines owned by others. push board lines are exempt.

Helena Public Utilities Commission Montana Mountain States Company

Reichle sisters head to Wisconsin university

Miss Theresa Reichle and her mother Mrs M Reichle travel to Madison Wisconsin where Theresa will study at the University of Wisconsin for the year. Theresa was previously a student at the Normal college. George Dixon Union Electric bookkeeper spent Sunday in Butte.

Theresa Reichle M. Reichle Dillon Madison Wisconsin Theresa University of Wisconsin Miss Reichle The Normal College George Dixon Union Electric Company Butte

The Melting Pot Lyceum Tour Announcement

The Redpath Lyceum Bureau announces rights for a thirty weeks tour of The Melting Pot by Isreal Zangwill for Lyceum and Chautauqua audiences. Nine accomplished actors form the cast in a drama praised as more than entertainment.

Redpath Lyceum Bureau Lyceum Chautauqua Isreal Zangwill Zangwill

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clearview Mrs. Findling Busy Bee Club Susan Findling Barratts Barrats Station Miss Addie Baldwin Dillon, Montana Monida the Examiner WAR Horse Reichle Wooltex House Eliel Bol Aies Bink Ge Mont Roy E. Murray Mer Pallas Pictures Myrtle Stedman Examiner Francis X. Bushman
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