Local Pinnings and Town News From Dillon Area
Local notes report residents in and around Dillon: John Mullen of Armstead and S. S. Carruthers on business trips to Butte and Dillon. House rentals offered at 126 South Dakota and 482 Thompson Ave. Mary Innes and Louisa Almy ill at home. Mrs. J E Morse sprained ankle. ParkeScott hospitalized with elbow injury. Laura Kress heads south for winter. Ralph Tattersall to return for holidays after four years away.
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Ralph Tattersall
Dillon
Ralph
Local shop and resident notes from Dillon area
Small notices report rental need for a barn with corral and contact points. Several residents and visitors are listed with travel to Butte, Los Angeles, California, and Salt Lake City. Events include Christmas photo sessions at Fairchild Studio and local greetings along with health and service notices.
Twentieth Century Dancing Club Hosts December Dance
The Society Twentieth Century Dancing Club held a dance at the Guild Hall on Friday evening December 5 with hosts Mr and Mrs Hi ram Brundage Mr and Mrs Jack Rees Mr and Mrs A C Henneberry and Mr and Mrs R W Boone. A midnight lunch was served. The next dance is set for December 19.
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Twentieth Century Dancing Club
Guild Hall
Hiram Brundage
Jack Rees
A. C. Henneberry
R. W. Boone
Busy Bee Club Holds Birthday Dinner for Members
Mrs. Ed Smith hosted the Busy Bee club on a Wednesday afternoon. A dinner was served at two o'clock in honor of the birthdays of Mrs. Louis Anderson and Mrs. Ed. Lloyd, both occurring that date.
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Ed Smith
Busy Bee Club
Smith
Louis Anderson
Ed. Lloyd
Miss Hazel Conger Hosts P N G Club Event
Miss Hazel Conger entertained the P N G club at her Railroad avenue home on Saturday December 6. During the evening delightful refreshments were served.
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Hazel Conger
P. N. G. Club
Railroad Avenue
Prideful Christmas neckwear and shirt collection on sale
The store proclaims top quality ties and shirts for Christmas. It highlights damask and silk options and notes men often keep favorite shirts tucked away, with flannel, broadcloth and silk fabrics showcased.
Needle Club gathering at Mrs Best home
Mrs. O. M. Best hosted a Needle Club gathering Tuesday afternoon at her South Idaho Street residence. Guests included Mrs. R. I. Tattersall Mrs. Judson Best and Mrs. Laura Kress.
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the Needle Club
O. M. Best
So. Idaho Street
R. I. Tattersall
Judson Best
Laura Kress
Handkerchiefs and gloves offered for the season
The store promotes handkerchiefs in plain and monogrammed styles and highlights a wide range of gloves for dress, street wear, driving, and golf. The items are presented as ideal Christmas standby gifts.
Alpha Kappa Chapter Meeting Noted for Monday Evening
Alpha Kappa Chapter of the Westminster Guild will meet Monday evening with Mrs. Frank Foltz at 235 North Pacific Street for a session.
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Alpha Kappa Chapter
The
Westminster Guild
Frank Foltz
No. Pacific Street
Jolly Club Hostess Evening At Mrs Duke Gist Home
Mrs B W Emerick hosted the Jolly club Tuesday at Mrs Duke Gist’s home. An innovation to golf uses floodlight projectors to light courses, enabling players to track balls clearly. Mohammedans will refrain from meat unless a prayer is offered before the animal is slaughtered by a member of their faith.
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B. W. Emerick
Jolly Club
Duke Gist
Foley Cathartic Tablets Claim Quick Constipation Relief
Mr John D McComb of Lucas Co Home Toledo reports using Foley Cathartic Tablets in severe constipation and finding them beneficial. The ad also notes liver action and is signed by Potts the druggist.
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Foley
John D. McComb
Lucas Co. Home
Toledo
Potts
Snake Demand and Fires Highlight Early 20th Century News
The piece notes Japan consuming four to five million snakes annually for medicine with eighty percent charred or powdered. It reports 30 percent of Manhattan wholesale district fires are incendiary, linked to seasonal trade and insurance schemes. It mentions France's Pic du Midi observatory opening the highest radio station, Canada raising naturalization fees, artificial cocaine production in Berlin, and Canada signing a commercial pact with Belgium at Laurier House.
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Japan
Tokio
Pic du Midi
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
FIM
Huber Bros
John Mullen
Armstead
S. S. Carruthers
Butte
Charles W. Burden
Bedrock
Mary Innes
Lucy Collison
City
Monida
Isaac Rife
Medicine Lodge
Fred L. Viel
Martinus Barrett
George Clemon
Jackson
J. E. Morse
Dakota St
South
Thompson Ave
Grand Hotel
Louisa Almy
Souther Montana Abstract Company
Martin Innes
Laura T. Scott
Parke
Barrett Hospital
Lambert Eliel
Francis Tonrey
Ralph. Dutch
Fairchild Studio
Matt Kay
Horse Prairie
Maynard Lovell
Los Angeles
L. D. Graeter
California
Tom Dubois
Andrew Burnham
Southern
Fairchild
Boss Emerick
Samuel Williamson
Missouri
Fred Woodside
W. H. Wade
A. A. Elliott
Salt Lake City
Ambrose
Baby’s Christmas
Needle Club
A. Gladstone
Gucoen Ee Ny
Adv
Manhattan
Thos. J. J. Hayes
Secretary of State
Canada
Berlin
Belgium
Laurier House
Ottawa
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