Dillon Social Affairs Highlight Crissman Visit
National Secretary Helen Crissman of the World Wide Guild visits Dillon on Wednesday May 4. The Junior and Senior Guild host a 6 o'clock banquet for Guild girls, followed by an 8 o'clock public address at the Baptist church. Miss Crissman’s Montana debut is noted. Orpha Baker celebrated with friends after returning from calls, with a birthday dinner surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Crissman
World Wide Guild
Dillon
The
Baptist Church
Miss Crissman
Montana
Birthday Party for Mildred Taylor at Home
Little Miss Mildred Taylor celebrated her birthday last Saturday afternoon inviting many young friends to enjoy games and the good eats that make up a child’s party at home.
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Mildred Taylor
Good Government Club to Meet and Hear Talks
The Good Government Club will meet Tuesday May 3 at 3 30 in the kindergarten room. Rev Ben Nett and Rev MacDougall will speak on what the club women can do for the town boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Government Club
Bennett
MacDougall
Everlasting Punishment topic at Dillon church
Christian Science Society of Dillon invites with Yeaman block Center street for Sunday school at 9 45 a m and a Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o clock subject Everlasting Punishment in the church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society of
Dillon
Yeaman Block
Center Street
St James Guild White Elephant Sale May 12
The St James Guild announces a white elephant sale at the Guild hall on May 12 at 8 30 o clock. A program, refreshments and dancing will follow. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Guild
Guild Hall
Bitterroot Club Hosts Afternoon Social
Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing entertained the Bitterroot club on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Elizabeth Sutherland will entertain Theta at her home on May 3.
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Bitterroot
Lorenzo Cushing
Bitterroot Club
Theta
Elizabeth Sutherland
Card Party Returns Mrs French Guest of Honor
Mrs M E French was featured at a card party with six tables in play Thursday evening. Refreshments were served after a lively session.
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M. E. French
Woman.s Auxiliary to the American Legion Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary to the American Legion will meet Thursday evening May 5 in the American Legion club rooms. All members are asked to be present. Busy Bee hostess Mrs Harry Andrus entertained guests Wednesday afternoon. Westminster Guild met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Jay Holtz s home. Jolly club hosted by Mrs B W Emerick Tuesday evening.
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Woman’s Auxiliary
American Legion
American Legion Club
Busy Bee
Harry
Andrus
Westminster Guild
Jay Holtz
Jolly
B. W. Emerick
Jolly Club
Potter Hosts Episcopal Guild Meeting Afternoon
Mrs. L. M. Potter entertained the Episcopal Guild Thursday afternoon with social fellowship and discussion of church activities.
Tree Planting Time In Season For Our Town
The article advises season planting, pruning basics, and staking. It notes avoid bark damage, plant shrubs in moisture-poor areas, and water well first season. It lists Willowleaf Cottonwood Green Ash and Norway poplar as hardy, recommending spacing and cautious pruning for best growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Norway
Butte
Prolonged Eye Strain Clinic At Andrus Hotel
Dr H H Scarborough will attend Dillon at the Andrus hotel Friday May 6 to examine eyes. The session offers specialist care to prevent headaches dizziness stomach upset and nervousness from eye strain.
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H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Dillon
Wrist Fracture in Apex Hay Load Accident
Mrs. Noah Allen of Apex suffered a badly fractured right wrist when she was thrown from a hay load while crossing a ditch Sunday. Mr. Allen and bystander Dr. Stephan assisted. the injury could have been worse as she tumbled from the load and Dillon was reached by automobile for treatment.
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Noah Allen
Apex
Mr. Allen
Dillon
Auto
Stephan
Training School Notes From the Dillon District
A weekly roundup from Dillon reports social events at the Training school gym including a Saturday dancing party hosted by Miss Hazard with Miss Russell and Mr and Mrs Cluley. It notes a Wednesday assembly of folk dances, a nurse’s report on clinic patients, bids for second issue school bonds, and upcoming story hour and operetta. It details staff changes, student activities, attendance, upcoming events, health cautions for whooping cough, and progress on the new primary building with an expected May completion.
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Anne, Hazard
Training School
Hazard
Russell
Cluley
Robert
Teddy Soper
Parker
Normal College
Ruth Warburton
The
Dillon
Miss King
Snyder
Polaris
Punch
Marion Hunter
Hollywood
California
King
Bernard Hummelt
Lyston Dansie
Henry Hignight
Dillon to face mining district meet in Deer Lodge
Beaverhead high school riders depart Thursday with a 10-man Dillon track squad led by Elmer Selway Frank Hatfield and Wyman Smith to the Deer Lodge mining district meet. Other schools include Butte Butte Central Anaconda Missoula Decor Lodge Boulder Whitehall Alberton Philipsburg and Helena with about 125 competitors expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knudson
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead
Dillon
Deér ‘Lodge
Elmer Selway
Frank Hatfield
Wyman Smith
Selway
Hatfield
Tie
Waisman Smith
Kuudheen
Butte
Butte Central
Anaconda
Missoula
Decor Lodge
Boulder
Whitehall
Alberton
Philipsburg
Helena
Representative McCormick Receives Broad Committee Assignments
Washington April 26. Representative from Montana’s first district Washington J McCormick gains the most committee seats among newcomers. He serves on the committee of committees and on public lands Indian affairs and expenditures in the department of justice. The latter honor marks seniority, while Montana’s interests figure in the first two panels. Count Bum de Bean adds a unrelated quoted line about a countess.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Washington J. McCormick
Montana
House
McCormick
Public Lands
Department of Justice
Nine speakers advance to declamatory finals at school
The preliminaries last Wednesday chose Eleanora Olsen Raymond Holmes Frances Bimrose Allan Smith Mary Gist Frank Sweeney Evelyn Weenink Wyman Smith and Jack Leimert for the finals. Judges for the final include Mr Cluley Miss Hazard and Judge Joseph I Smith. A debate with Sheridan tonight at the high school begins at 8 o'clock with no admission charged. Senator Hazelbaker spoke on the workmen's compensation act to the commercial law class last Monday. Debate judges are Professor Light T S Gilbert and J E Monroe. Harold Murray was absent Wednesday and Thursday due to illness. The Senior class plans a picnic Monday.
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Eleanora Olsen
Raymond Holmes
Frances Bimrose
Allan Smith
Mary Gist
Frank Sweeney
Evelyn Weenink
Wyman Smith
Jack Leimert
Mr. Cluley
The
Normal
Miss Hazard
Joseph I. Smith
Sheridan
Hazelbaker
Light
Normal College
T. S. Gilbert
J. E. Monroe
Harold Murray
String Orchestra Concert at Training School Auditorium
The Gregory string orchestra will give a concert next Tuesday evening at 8 30 in the Training School auditorium. The program includes special numbers and selections by the whole ensemble with named players in strings woodwinds and piano. The concert is free and open to the public.
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Gregory String Orchestra
Training School
Frances Dunn
Paul Judge
Mary Gelhaus
Margaret Roe
Martha Opp
Dan Henneberry
Neel Jackson
LaRita Moran
June Blair
Orpha Baker
Grace Ewing
Wayne Roberts
Esther Judge
Joseph Sprinkle
Muriel Paddock
Nellie Little Gives First Lima Piano Recital
Miss Nellie Little of Lima presented her first piano recital on Wednesday evening April 27. Assisted by Mrs. Walter Sewell who sang several solos and Grace Little who played two violin solos, the program offered excellent numbers and delighted the audience.
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Nellie Little
Lima
Walter Sewell
Grace Little
Miss Little
Judge Van Tobel Visits Dillon From Lewistown
Judge Van Tobel of Lewistown is in Dillon this week to visit his daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Jardine Rife. He recalls Lewistown’s growth from inland village to modern city and Fergus county’s shift from stockman paradise to wheat basin Cat Creek oil area. He remains noted for a lucrative law practice and was elected district judge last fall.
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van Tobel
Lewistown
Dillon
Jardine Rife
Fergus County
Judith Basin
Cat Creek
Dillon Chamber Drive Set to Start June Sixth
The Dillon chamber campaign will commence June 6 with two American City Bureau organizers, George Merson and Lynn D. Mowat, sent to Dillon. C. A. Simmons confirms earliest arrival. local inquiries indicate strong interest in forming a chamber to boost business and resources. The temporary committee, though unorganized, anticipates active enthusiasm from residents.
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Dillon
Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Simmons
American City Bureau
C. C. Thornton
George Merson
Lynn D. Mowat
Presen
Clovis
New Mexico
Bureau
Thornton
Water Right Case in the Rattlesnake District
Judge Law from Bozeman heard a water rights case concerning the Rattlesnake. The proceedings affect shares of water in the river and capacity of the Kirkpatrick dams at high water. The judge, a seasoned and agreeable figure, could gain notable reputation if he correctly apportions the water and dam capacity.
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Law
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Kirkpatrick
Solomon
Superintendent Resolutions Honor Dillon Visit 1921
The resolutions of the County Superintendent's Conference in Dillon Montana April 11 22 1921 thank Dillon citizens for an automobile ride and courtesies and praise the State Normal College Beaverhead High School faculty Miss Trumper Miss Morse and others for their support. Signed by Lucile Quan Mabel V Thayer Olive H Lovett and Mrs E Garrison of Reichle with a note that Mrs Garrison shopped in town earlier in the week.
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Dillon
Mont
State Nominal College and Training School
Beam
Beaverhead County High School
Hall
Miss Morse
Davis
Reinochl
Atkinson
Elliott
Curran
Trumper
Montana
Lucile Quan
Mabel V. Thayer
Olive H. Lovett
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Huber Bros. Jewelers & Opticians
Masonic Temple
Christian Science Society
Beaverhead Milling & Elevator Co
Dillon, Montana
High School Notes
O Squad
Representative McCormick
Count Bum de Bean
String Orchestra
Organization OF Chamber OF Commerce
E. Garrison of
Reichle
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