Captain James L Cochrane and wife visit Macomb base
Captain James L Cochrane and Mrs Cochrane, of Polaris Montana, arrive in Macomb for a visit of several weeks. The former once partnered in a Macomb dry goods store and later mined and ran ranches west. They plan winter in New Orleans with their son Frank in the wholesale oyster business. The couple, both in good health, stay with Mr and Mrs J W Peck on West Carroll street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
New Orleans
Frank
Cochrane
Mrs Stanchfield Dies After Burn Injury in Wisdom
Mrs W B Stanchfield 75 Montana pioneer died the day after severe gasoline burns at her Wisdom home. Funeral held in Wisdom Sunday. burial at Mount Moriah cemetery Butte. Survived by three daughters Mrs C H Strowbridge Wisdom Mrs May Hoadley Butte and Mrs Charles Borwin West Mansfield Ohio and a sister Mrs Charles Warren Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanchfield
W. B. Stanchfield
Wisdom
Mount Moriah
Butte
Montana
C. H. Strowbridge
May Hoadley
Charles Borwin
West Mansfield
Ohio
Charles Warren
Auto Firm Weekly Sales Report from Montana Dealers
Sales for the week ending November 28th show Montana Auto Supply Co listing items sold by Montana Auto Co including Buick four and Buick six models by Thos Little in Twin Bridges, Dodge touring by Albert Miderson in Dillon, Dodge roadster by R T Boatman in Lakeview, Dodge touring for Brearley Williams in Alder, Ford roadster for Bert Bascen in Alder, and Ford touring for E S Frost in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Auto Co
Montana Auto Supply Co
Thos
Little
Twin Bridges
Buick
P. A. Dansic
Dillon
Albert Miderson
R. T. Boatman
Lakeview
Brearley & Williams
Alder
Bert Bascen
E. S. Frost
First Baptist Church December sermons and events
Rev. Lyman H. Steinhoff of Vancouver Wash will preach Sundays in December at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The evening talk opens a series on The Future of the Human Race. Christmas card samples and engraving options offered at the Tribal Book Store. Union Thanksgiving services held. Drs. Humphrey and Baptists united with Methodists and Presbyterians. Dr. Poindexter to London for surgical service. Montana Teachers' convention attendance by Normal College President Monroe and Dr. Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lyman H
Union Han Union
Baptist Church
H. G. Humphrey
Methodist
Presbyterian
Baptists
J. E. Monroe
the Normal College
G. E. Finch
Missoula
Finch
Two Marriage Licenses Issued by District Clerk This Week
The district court clerk issued two marriage licenses this week. Horace Lipe and Bessie Steele of Gilmore Idaho applied, and Thomas Gallagher and Hazel Jenkins of Butte applied. Attended Dance. Walter Jones Henry Wyatt George Baker Alvin Jones and Wesley Brigham formed one of the automobile leads at the F. O. E. dance in Sheridan Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Horace Lipe
Bessie Steele
Gilmore
Idaho
Thomas Gallagher
Hazel Jenkins
Butte
Walter Jones
Henry Wyatt
George Baker
Alvin Jones
Wesley Brigham
Sheridan
Local and Personal News From Dillon Visitors and Errands
Safe for sale at Tattersall's. Miss Maggie Halligan of Lima spent Wednesday in Dillon shopping. Tom B. Landers of Armstead visited family. George Gosman stayed with Lima folks. Adolph Stewart of Twin Bridges spent Saturday in the city. Vene Patterson from Dell spent Saturday in Dillon. Lost blue makinaw. E W Bell office Corner Cigar Store. Mrs Husted of Wisdom spent days in Dillon. G T Paul suffered a grip attack. Mr and Mrs Wm Blair of Horse Prairie in town. Mr and Mrs J H Sheser of upper Horse Prairie in town. Roy Jaggers daughter sick but improving. E J Ripley returned from southern California. H S Gimble of Beaverhead Lumber Co visited Butte. Mr and Mrs E O Selway will winter in southern California. Mr and Mrs John Grant of Melrose in town. Mrs Grant to Bedrock for Thanksgiving with Roe family.
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Tattersall’s
Adolph Stewart
Twin Bridges
Vene Patterson
Dillon
Dell
E.W. Bell
Roy Jaggers
E. J. Ripley
California
H. S. Gimble
Beaverhead Lumber Co
Butté
E. O. Selway
John Grant
Melrose
Thanksgiving notices and local social updates in Dillon
Dillon residents closed shops for Thanksgiving and families hosted visits from Armstead Butte and Missoula. Local events included a Baptist ladies turkey supper and Nor mal Lyceum plans with Regniers and Killarney Girls. Several public figures and educators attended state meetings, and social visits circulated among the university community and local schools.
Dillon Neighborhood Club Holds November Meeting at Ames Home
The Dillon Social Affairs group met Saturday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. William Ames home. Sixty guests attended with hostesses Mrs. Ames Mrs. J R Scott and Mrs. F D Glaus of Salt Lake assisting. Refreshments followed a brief business session. Future gatherings were announced for December 22 January 1.
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Neighborhood Club
William Ames
Ames
J. R. Scott
F. D. Glaus
Salt Lake
John C. Brenner
J.C. Brenner
H. W. Brenner
Adele Pierce
Jackson and Bannack couple wed in Butte church
At noon on Wednesday November 20 in the Presbyterian church of Butte Montana Miss Wilma Ruegsegeger of Jackson united to Leonard Holloran of Bannack by Rev E J Groeneveld. The bride wore a blue traveling suit and carried roses and lilies. They will honeymoon in Butte and Dillon and be at home in Bannack after December 15. The bride is the daughter of Mrs A W Wilson of Jackson and is well known in Dillon from her years at the high school.
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Anderson
Hugh Wood
Spencer
Idaho
A. W. Wilson
Jackson
Dillon
Butte
Wilma Ruegsegeer
Presbyterian Church
Montana
E. J. Groeneveld
Wilma Ruegsegeger
Leonard Holforan
Bannack
Holloran
Sheridan Officer Weds Enola Call in Sheridan Wyoming
G W Williamson of Sheridan Wyoming and Enola B Call formerly of Dillon wed in Sheridan on Tuesday November 28. They traveled to Dillon for a brief wedding trip and business. Williamson, a Sheridan police officer, will return soon for vacation plans in June. They will visit Dillon again before his next leave.
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G. W. Williamson
Sheridan
Wyo
Enola B. Call
Dillon
Wyoming
Williamson
Eighth Grade Tea Party and Candy Sale Funds Book Fund
Last Friday afternoon the Public School eighth grade held a tea party and candy sale for parents and friends. The event raised seven dollars and seventy five cents to support the book fund. Attendees found the afternoon enjoyable as proceeds were well spent.
Dillon Volunteer Fire Dept Ball Draws Large Crowd
The twelfth annual ball of the Dillon volunteer fire department was held at the city hall last night. It was well attended by a happy throng who danced until a late hour to the Smith Severs orchestra of Butte. The ball was a social and financial success.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
City Hall
Smith-Severs
Butte
Public School 3-B Hosts Parents For Thanksgiving Readings
The 3 B grade and Miss Jones welcomed parents home Wednesday afternoon to hear stories of Thanksgiving and the Pilgrims written by the children. Refreshments included cider apples cakes candy and pickles followed by a snowball fight.
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Miss Jones
Jolly Club Hosts Cozy Christmas Needlework Evening
Mrs E L Carhartt hosted the Jolly club on Tuesday evening with Christmas needlework and lively conversation. The hostess served delicious refreshments as the gathering passed the hours in friendly cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Club
E. L. Carhartt
Aid Society to Meet December 7 at Church
Members and friends of the aid society will gather in the church lecture room on Thursday December 7 for an entertainment program hosted by Mrs. J. D. Berry Mrs. E. W. Kirk and Mrs. J. B. Mayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea i -M. E. Aid Society
The
Aid Society
J. D. Berry
E. W. Kirk
J. B. Mayfield
Y W C A Leader Hosts Normal College Members
Mrs. F. H. Garver entertained the Y W C A members of the Normal college last evening. She serves as the Y W C A leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W.C.A
F. H. Garver
the Normal College
Garver
A Coffin Turned Bread and Cheese Cupboard
A cottage tale from Staffordshire tells of a coffin bought after a wife demanded to see her husband in it. The coffin was installed as storage, shelves added, and the couple ceased quarrelling, finding use over time. A separate cartoon gag shows a traveler asking for information and being directed to a ticket office.
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Staffordshire
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Liveeoaire Cut Glass and Service
Huber. Bros
Huber
Dillon, Mont
the Cochranes
Tribunal
England
F. M. Poindexter
New York
Liverpool
London
J. H. Sheser
Upper Horse Prairie
Tattersall
House of Ten Thousand and
Dillon Business Houses
J.E. Hollingsworth
Viola
F. P. Bulger of
Armstead
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Florence A. Goodson
Livingston
Regniers
Killarney
J. W. Scott
W.C. Bowman
Chicago
Marie Lamont
University At
Margaret White
Mayme F. French
State Teachers’ Association
Mary L. Innes
Dillon Social Affairs
Gladys Roberts
W. G. Roberts
Miss Dorchester
Miss Stark
Optometrists
Albert Stamm
Firemen’s Ball
Bureau of Information
Washington
Tok
Montana Mercantile Co
Dillon Bakery
F. C. McFadden
First National Bank
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
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