Local Residents Return Home From Visits and Travels
Mrs A L Stone returns from California visit with her son and daughter. Mrs Dave Sullivan comes back from Rochester Mayo Clinic after medical consultations. Pilot A W Stephenson and Walter Brown head to Dillon from Troy Ohio with a new Waco plane ordered by Mr Brown. Frank Knotts reports his California trip where his daughter is rapidly recovering. J C Ferguson visits from Reichle last week.
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A. L. Stone
California
Dave Sullivan
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Clinic
Montana Supply Company
A.W. Stephenson
Walter Brown
Dillon
Troy
Ohio
Waco
Mr. Brown
Frank Knotts
Mrs. Frank Birrer Attends Busy Bee Club Meeting
Mrs. Frank Birrer of Blaine visited Dillon on Wednesday to attend a Busy Bee club gathering.
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Frank Birrer
Blaine
Dillon
Busy Bee Club
Local notes from Butte and Dillon scene
Clara Chapman was summoned to Butte due to a nephew’s appendicitis operation. Louise Almy, once with Southern Montana Abstract Co and now in Portland, Ore., was struck by a car weeks ago and remains on crutches after hospital treatment. Tom Pierce returns to town this week from flu and jaundice illness. Jim Phillips, formerly of Dillon, is back after a 17 year absence in California.
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Clara Chapman
Butte
Louise .Almy
Southern Montana Abstract Co
Portland
Ore
Jim Phillips
Dillon
California
Camp Fire Girls Plant Trees At PTA Meeting
The Witonohi Camp Fire girls led by guardian Miss Helen Mae Smith joined a PTA gathering at the old training school on Tuesday April 19 planning the planting of two Oregon ash trees in honor of Tree Year. Dillon pride cited in civic effort by local Camp Fire girls.
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Witonohi Camp Fire Girls
Helen” Mae Smith
P.T.A
Oregon
United States
Dillon
Track Meet Set With State School of Mines At Local Field
Coach Bruce Hollister of Normal College announces a dual track meet with State School of Mines on May 26 and 27 at the local athletic field. The team reports strong material this year with good practice showings from the men.
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Bruce Hollister
The
Normal College
State School of Mines
Social Eight to Meet at Mrs J B Monroe Home
Social Eight Mrs J B Monroe to host April 22 gathering at South Atlantic street. Next club meeting set for April 29 at Mrs J B Cluley home. Howard Morse hosts Pinochle with a 7 PM dinner and three pinochle tables. St James guild hosted by Mrs Thomas Luebben and Mrs Ernest Luebben at Mrs Thomas Luebben home.
Busy Bee Club Hosts Mrs Edward Cushing Guests
The Busy Bee Club entertained Mrs Edward Cushing on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Earl Fairbanks, Mrs R O Shannon, Mrs George W Mudd, and Mrs Harry Schuler.
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Edward Cushing
Busy Bee Club
Earl Fairbanks
R. O. Shannon
George W. Mudd
Harry Schuler
Needle club luncheon charms Mrs Orr circle
Mrs Bert Orr hosted the Needle club on Wednesday for a luncheon and social afternoon. Guests included Mrs G T Paul, Mrs Will Orr, and Mrs Ernest Orr.
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Bert Orr
Needle Club
G. T. Paul
Will Orr
Ernest Orr
High School B Club Dance Draws Fair City Hall Crowd
Last Saturday the B club hosted a city hall dance that drew a well attended crowd. Music was provided by Terry's Toot Owls and attendees reported a pleasant evening.
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Terry
Toot Owls
Delightful Rainbow Dancers Event at City Hall
The Rainbow Girls hosted a spring dance Monday at city hall with parents and members of Eastern Star Masonic and DeMolay in attendance. Edith Hansen Naomi Hildreth Georgia Metlen and Irene Bryan performed solo and group dances while the Baxter Tonrey orchestra provided music for a well attended evening.
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Order of the Rainbow
Eastern Star
Masonic
Woman's Home Missionary Society to Meet April 28
Mrs Betsy Haines will entertain the Woman's Home Missionary society Thursday afternoon April 28. The mite boxes will be opened and the lenten offering received.
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Betsy Haines
Mrs Molleur Hosts Three Bridge Parties in North Pacific Street
The home of Mrs L F Molleur on North Pacific Street hosted three bridge dinners this week with pink and green decor. Six tables featured pink tapers green glass candlesticks and small Japanese place cards. Prizes were awarded for high and low scores each evening with a delicious menu and games continuing through the night.
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L. F. Molleur
North Pacific Street
Mrs Wheat Hosts Theta for Evening Card Party
Mrs C H Wheat entertained Theta Tuesday evening with cards as the main diversion. Mrs W E Stephenson won high score and refreshments were served after a pleasant evening.
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C. H. Wheat
Theta
W. E. Stephenson
Mrs Graeter Hosts 12 for Pink Carnation Luncheon
Mrs Arthur Graeter entertained a group of friends Friday afternoon at her west side home. After a social afternoon a luncheon was served with a pink carnation centerpiece. Guests included Mrs Abbie Hanson of St Pasadena Cal Mrs George W Mudd Mrs Louise Taylor Mrs Theodore Nelson Mrs Kate Burfield Mrs Hugh Bates Mrs Eugene Poindexter Mrs A C Morrow Miss Clara Plant Mrs F E Foote Mrs Abbie Gowen and Mrs Ella Hobson.
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Arthur Graeter
Abbie Hanson
St. Pasadena
Cal
George W. Mudd
Louise Taylor
Theodore Nelson
Kate Burfield
Hugh Bates
Eugene Poindexter
A. C. Morrow
Clara’ Plant
F. E. Foote
Abbie Gowen
Ella Hobson
Mrs W D Tovey Hosts Entre Nous Bridge Club
Mrs W D Tovey entertained the Entre Nous Bridge club Wednesday evening at the Warren Stone residence on So Washington Street. Three tables played and refreshments were served after the games.
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Entre Nous Bridge Club
Warren Stone
So. Washington’ Street
PTA Meeting Highlights Plants and Plans for May
The Parent-Teachers Association meeting on April 19 at the training school approved appointing delegates to the Helena state meeting May 12 and 18. Students and teachers performed music and reported on books, the Rotary gardening contest, camp fire girls, and a tree planting in the yard. The 4A and 8A classes earned prize money for the largest mothers’ attendance.
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Parent- Teachers’ Association
Helena
Tom Brenner
Francis Tonney
Annabel Hartwig
Donna Smith
Bobbie Harrison
Hope Mathews
Thurber
Rotary Club
P. JT. A
Willis
Gunderson
Miss Galloway
Katherine Strube
Ruby Wentworth
Camp Fire Girls
Peterson Tremblay United in Geraldine Marriage
Miss Effie L. Peterson of Geraldine Montana a Normal college student wed Louis O Tremblay of Dillon in a vows ceremony at the home of Goodwin T Paul conducted by Rev R O Shannon. Attendants were Miss Lois Duntley and J O Sasek with witnesses Mr and Mrs G T Paul Mr and Mrs Frank Paul and Mr and Mrs R O Shannon. The groom works as a salesman at the Golden Rule store.
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Effie L. Peterson
Geraldine
Montana
the Normal College
Louis 0.Tremblay
Dillon
R. O. Shannon
Goodwin T. Paul
Lois Duntley
J. O. Sasek
G. T. Paul
Frank Paul
Golden Rule
Bargain Home for Sale in Dillon Offered to Buyers
Do you want to buy a home in Dillon here is a rare bargain. For information telephone 182 W Adv 15 16.
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Dillon
Jackson Area News Notes Quiet Travel and Local Sale
Silas Dishno returned to Jackson after a few days in Dillon. Dan Pendergast rode the Dillon stage last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Clemon came back from Billings and Miles City reporting an enjoyable trip. J E Morse returned to Dillon after business tied to his ranches in the Big Hole. Mark Clemon went back to Jackson Thursday after medical care for a broken arm. Cattle-buyer J F Bodkin from Great Falls traveled on the Dillon stage Thursday. A Jackson food sale Friday succeeded, benefiting the church fund. Mrs. Lucy Jardine and Miss Helen joined Mr. and Mrs. Clemon for Sunday dinner. Sunday school met with songs sung by Jackson residents.
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George Clemon
Billings
Miles City
J. E. Morse
Dillon
Basin
Big Hole
Lucy Jardine
Helen and
Wendel
Ellen May Guild Meets to Discuss The Negro in America
The Ellen May guild will be entertained Thursday afternoon April 28 by Mrs. J E Morse and Mrs. Hugh Anderson at the home of Mrs. Morse 345 South Idaho Street. This will be the last meeting of the season and full attendance is desired. The topic is The Negro in America. A report of the Presbyterial meeting in Butte will also be given.
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Ellen May
J.E. Morse
Hugh Anderson
Morse
Idaho Street
America
Butte
Cattle Movements and Local Social News Reported
School children attended with good turnout as Jess Finsley Martin Jackson Fred Nelson and Fritz Waldil shipped large lots of steers to the railroad. Carl Huntley bought cattle locally. Purchases include 90 head steers from Julius Wenger 125 cows from Matt Kay and 50 cows from Martin Jackson. Royal Neighbors hosted a supper and pinochle night. Bill Tash bought steers from Fred Hershhey. Jackson Woman's club met. Pearl Stewart and Jean Wenger hosted. George Clemon and spouse attend stockmen's meeting at Miles City and plan a Billings visit. Anne Jorgenson returned home to Wisdom after visiting Helen Jardine.
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Jess Finsley
Martin Jackson
Fred Nelson
Fritz Waldil
Railroad
Carl Huntley
Julius Wenger
Matt Kay
Mrs Daw Hosts Sewing Club Gathering Saturday
Mrs Daw entertained the Sewing club Saturday afternoon. Mark Clemon had his arm broken Sunday afternoon when cranking a Ford.
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Mrs. Daw
Sewing Club
Mark Clemon
STOP EYE DEFECTS DR H H SCARBOROUGH AT ANDRUS H O TEL
Eye specialist Dr H H Scarborough will visit Andrus Hospital Friday and Saturday April 29 30 offering eye examinations and treatment. Public interesse noted by organizers.
Early Chinese Use of Coal Traced in History
Historical records and archaeological findings suggest that Chinese communities were among the first to utilize coal. This early adoption supported metalworking and domestic needs, influencing energy use in ancient China.
Stolen Horses From Carrigan Ranch Near Dillon
Victor Carrigan offers a reward for information leading to recovery of five horses taken or strayed from his ranch south of Dillon. The property includes a bay eight year old school mare HB on right hip, a brown mare with strip in face HB, a sorrel mare with HB or branding, a sorrel racing mare HB, and a bay 3-year-old unbroken gelding HB on right hip. The incident occurred Sunday night.
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Carrigan Ranch
Dillon
Victor Carrigan
Reward Offered for Two Strayed Horses near Argenta
Ad placed by Jacob Kambich offers five dollar reward for the recovery of a one day mare about six years old with cross on the right shoulder and a two year old horse with cross on the right shoulder. Adv. 16-17. Jacob Kambich.
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Argenta
Frying Pan Basin
Jacob Kambich
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Jackson
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Great Falls
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