Miss Nellie Little’s miscellaneous wedding shower
Doris Fupfer hosted a Saturday evening shower for Nellie Little who will wed this month. A musical program entertained guests and many beautiful and useful gifts were received. Midnight lunch followed, with attendees including Mrs. Corwin, Mrs. Drus, Mrs. Blankenship, Mrs. Yost, Mrs. Batty, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Magnus, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Little, Mrs. Cushing, Mrs. Kupfer, and the Little and Cush ing families with Grace Little and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Fupfer
Nellie Little
Miss Little
Clarence Corwin
Cora Andrus
Blankenship
Thomas Yost
Thomas Batty
Jd. Baxter
T. Magnus
P. Peterson
Little
W. Cushing
H. Kupfer
Grace Little
Josephine Cushing
Marion Kenison
Maureen Webster
Maize Vandegrift
Marcello Humphrey
Eliza Swab
Alma Kupfer
Dora Kupfer
Rathbone Hosts Dec 8 Dinner for 60th Yearian Anniversary
Dr and Mrs R R Rathbone hosted a turkey dinner on December 8 to honor Mr and Mrs R R Yearian as they celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary. Fifteen guests attended including Ed and Thomas Yearian, Dr Whitwell, Lillie Yearian, and Charles Brenner with relatives from Lemhi County Idaho and Grant. The honored couple received warm congratulations from all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Rathbone
Charles Brenner
Grant
Social Eight Club Meeting At Mrs Pauls Home
The Social Eight club gathered Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. T. Paul for their regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Eight Club
Charity Ball Benefit Planned by Good Government Club
The Good Government club hosts its annual charity ball at the city auditorium to aid the city poor. Donations have funded several prizes to be awarded during the evening as attendees enjoy an anticipated program and fine music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor
Good Government Club
New M. E. Sewing Club Formed This Week
A new club named the M. E. Sewing club organized Wednesday afternoon. The first meeting at Mrs. Robert Barrett’s home featured cordial hospitality. Members include Mesdames R. W. Boone Walter Taylor Harry Geer R. J. Dansie Forest Bayerd J. W. Rees George Gosman Archie Henneberry Hiram Brundage and Robert Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Sewing Club
Robert Barrett
Mesdames R. W. Boone
Walter Taylor
Harry Geer
R. J.dansie
Forest Bayerd
J. W. Rees
George Gosman
Archie Henneberry
Hiram Brundage
Hartwig Home Hosts Eight Couples for Saturday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Hartwig and Mr and Mrs George Hughes entertained eight couples at dinner Saturday. After dinner dancing followed at the home and later at the city hall the group enjoyed the remainder of the evening dancing.
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Hartwig
Presbyterian Missionary Meeting Scheduled with Miss Bishop
The Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet with Miss Jean Bishop Thursday afternoon December 15 at 3 o'clock. Mrs. F C McFadden will present the second chapter of unfinished business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Jean Bishop
F.C. McFadden
Series of Parties Hosted by Mrs Hudson
Mrs. C. W. Hudson entertained at a series of social gatherings recently, hosting friends and neighbors in multiple informal get togethers across a short span.
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C. W. Hudson
Needle Club Social Guests Attend Afternoon Meeting
Mr. Grant BL Pinch hosted a Needle club gathering Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs. John Porrester, Mrs. Beam, and Mrs. Van de Waller. Adel Helos served refreshments at the close of the afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Century Dancing Club Meeting at Guild Hall
The Century dancing club met Friday night at the guild hall. Hostesses were Mrs. Hiram Brund, Mrs. W. C. Jennings, Mrs. J. W. Rees and Mrs. Archie Henneberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Dancing Club
Guild Hall
Hiram Brundage
W. C. Jennings
J. W. Rees
Archie Henneberry
Finch Hostess Honored Faculty Mothers Tea
Mrs. Grant E. Finch hosted a Thursday afternoon tea for the faculty mothers as a courtesy to her guest Mrs. Davis from Seattle visiting the Finch home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant E. Finch
Mrs. Davis
Seattle
Finch
D M C Club Enjoys Evening Hosted by Miss Stella Mayfield
The D. M. C. club was pleasantly entertained Monday evening by Miss Stella Mayfield at the home of her sister, Mrs. Richmond Hobson on West Sebree street.
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Stella Mayfield
Richmond Hobson
West Sebree Street
Church Aid to Hold Meeting in Lecture Room
The Methodist church Aid will be entertained in the lecture room of the church Thursday, Dec. 15 by Mrs. James Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Nellie Crow ell and Mrs. Chris Hanson. The St. James guild was entertained by Mrs. H.S. Gimble and Mrs. E. L. Poindexter Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Gimble's home, Westminster. The Westminster guild and Baptist Missionary society were entertained by Mrs. Ed Drucker at her home Thursday afternoon.
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Methodist Church Aid
James Kirkpatrick
Nellie Crowell
Chris Hanson
St. James Guild
E. L. Poindexter
Westminster
Westminster Guild and
Baptist Missionary Society
Ed Drucker
South Pacific St
Mig
Charles Wilson
Maiden Creek
Jas. Kirkpatrick
Dillon, Fontana
Anna Carter
Bufalo
Wyoming
Perry Baccus
Tattersall
George ‘Taylor
Cardwell
B.C. Perkins
J. Ab Sharpe
Midland National Bank of
Dillon
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Invitations Out for Mrs Chester Gilbert Sewing Party
Mrs Chester Gilbert has issued invitations for a sewing party to be held Saturday afternoon.
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Chester Gilbert
Mizpah Chapter Invites Dance in City Fall
Mizpah chapter of the Order Eastern Star issues invitations for a dance to be held in the city Fall on December 16. Hobnob is being entertained this afternoon by Mrs. T. E. Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuber Bros
Mizpah
Eastern Star
T. E. Gilbert
Jolly Club Hosts Evening in Dillon
Mrs. F. E. Foote acted as hostess to the Jolly club Tuesday evening with Mrs. Kimmel and Mrs. Gerard as guests. Also noted is an advertisement for Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co promoting prompt abstracts from a complete plant in Dillon with Frank Harslebaker as president.
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the Jolly
F. E. Foote
Jolly ‘Club
Southern Montana
Abstract and Title Co
Frank Harslebaker
Pres
Dillon
Mont
Adv
Sta
Announcement of Disassociation from Montana Live Stock Co
The statement notes the speaker is no longer connected with the Montana Live Stock Commission Co and places the office at Geo. W. Lovell's cigar store with phone 199-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Live Stock Commission Co
Geo
W. Lovell
Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Local notices report Mrs. Robert Bidstrup traveling to Butte, James Phillips undergoing surgery at Curtis hospital, and numerous ads for Tattersall's wares. Also listed are visits by Mrs. Brenner, Paul Judge, Moss Waldorf scholars, and other townsfolk with sales, travels, and small rewards noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Phillips
Curtis Hospital
Tattersall’s
Notice of Theft Recovery Demand at Connelleys Dew Farm
A message asserts that stole saws harness chains and tools from Connelleys dew farm near Apex must be returned immediately to avoid further complaint. The itemized request cites a Brendint inquiry and references Dillon and Twin Bridge Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Td Connelley
Apex
Willis
Tee Daisfortane
Virginia Pty
Dillon
Tine
Hunter Reaches Buck in Snow Storm Valley
Riverside reports a heavy snow storm in the valley hindered travel last week. F J Hull and W S Banning returned from upper Rattlesnake Mountains with a buck deer. Hull was the successful hunter despite the storm.
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Riverside
F. J. Hull
W. S. Banning
Rattlesnake Mountains
Mr. Hull
Melrose News Roundup Includes Moves and Visitors
Robert Edgar the third trick operator left for Salt Lake City. A dance drew Melrose residents to Glen. Miss Ethel Tate of Glendale visited Miss Katherine Thompson. Mrs. Dutch and family traveled to Ditton on business. Mrs. Kearink resumes work as third trick operator after relief. Ladies' Aid Bazaar set for Melrose hall December 10. Carl Boetticher visited Butte. Florence Olson traveled to Dillon for music lessons. Jack Dean and wife with daughter Dorris move to Melrose.
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Melrose
Robert Edgar
Salt Lake City
Glen
Ethel Tate
Glendale
Katherine Thompson
R. J. Dutch
Ditton
O. Kearink
Ladies’ Aid Society
Melrose Hall
Carl Boetticher
Butte
Florence Olson
Dillon
Jack Dean
Dorris of
Heela
No foundary forges the weapon that slays the man
A cryptic ancient claim asserts that no foundry can forge the weapon capable of killing the man who upholds his honest convictions. The statement implies a paradox about moral steadfastness and fatal risk in a timeless context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huber Bros
Social
Dillon, Montana
Needle Club
Aid
Dillon News Briefs
Robert Bidstrup
Harry A. Cook
Medicine Lodge
Clifford Reid
S. C
Paul Judge
Moss Waldorf
Sousa
Tribune
Harry ‘Hudson
Mrs
Mary. Judge
Dalles
Ore
Carrie Edinger
Carter
Tom Call
Madison Valley
Virginia City
Madisonian
D. V. Erwin
Twin Bridges
George Harrison
Will Jacobson
Iron Rodcar
Twin Bridges Independent
Z. B. Yeaman
Miami
Florida
Mrs. Rathbone
Westinghouse
Mazda
Brighten UP
Merete
Oneoy
Faeae
Marcel Waver
Electric Shop
the House OF Personal Service
Riverside News
Edward Saunders
John Butella
Doris
Miss Snyder
Normal College and Public School
Melrose News
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