Agaard and McWethey tie the knot in Dillon
Frank Agaard and Annis McWethey of Canyon Creek wed December 12 at noon at the bride’s mother's house. Fern McWethey as bridesmaid and Bernice Van Cleve as best man. The groom is a cyanide expert with long business ties. the bride studied vocal music in Portland. Honeymoon to California amid rice showers and good wishes.
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Agaard-McWethey
Frank Agaard
Annis McWethey
Canyon Creek
Portland
Oregon
Fern McWethey
Bernice van Cleve
California
Miss McWethey
Dillon
Stag Dinner Held at Clerk Hazelbaker’s Home
In Dillon, a stag dinner for the legal fraternity featured seven courses including bouillon brook trout wild duck elk and venison with sherbet cake and coffee. Tables were decorated with carnations and smilax and each place held a miniature elk and mallard duck with a name card. Attendees included Judge J B Poindexter E J Callaway H B Duff J H Alvord Jos C Smith H W Pease R S Stev.
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Hazelbaker
Dillon
J. B. Poindexter
E. J. Callaway
H. B. Duff
J. H. Alvord
Jos. C. Smith
H. W. Pease
R. S. Stev
Notable Attendees At Public Meeting Named
The record lists attendees including C. W. Henson Robison H. G. Rodgers Ed Duff with lawyers and others such as Geo Woodworth Prof E R Mosher C W Conger and host Frank A Hazelbaker present at the gathering.
County Officials to Host New Year Reception at Court House
Beaverhead county officials announce a New Year reception at the court house from 3 to 7 and 8 to 12. The court room will be tastefully decorated with committees named for reception souvenirs music refreshments flowers publicity and invitations. Citizens invited to attend. Mr and Mrs Silvester Hirschman hosted a whist gathering with Miss Mabel Phillips providing piano selections and light refreshments served. Invited guests included local residents and couples.
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Court House
Margaret Ross
Jay Baker
C. W. Conger
F. D. Willis
A. L. Badcon
Frank Eliel
D. W. Erwin
J. B. Poindexter
J.B. Poindexter
E. C. Selway
O. C. Gosman
H. G. Rodgers
F. A. Hazelbaker
Orpha Lenkersdorfer
N. E. Holden
W. T. Scully
Jay S. Baker
John S. Baker
W.,t. Scully
R. R. Price
Beaverhead County
Silvester Hirschman
Mabel Phillipps
Chester Gilbert
Fred Conger
Warren Sheppard
Robt. Bidstrup
Sherman
Local Socials Mention Hughes and Crook Families
The note lists Hughes Mr and Mrs Jas Crook Mr and Mrs Jay Holtz Mr Frank Kellum and Misses Mattie Harrison and Mabel Phillips among attendees at a community gathering.
Potts Hosts Dinner and Local Clubs Exchange Gifts
Mr and Mrs A Potts entertained last Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs F E Dodds and Mr and Mrs C C Barnett. The Northside Country club met at Mrs W F Drummy’s Dillon home exchanging Christmas gifts and enjoying refreshments. The Needle club at Mrs Clara Chapman’s held its annual Christmas tree with burlesque gifts and light refreshments.
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A. Potts
F. E. Dodds
C. C. Barnett
Northside Country Club
W. F. Drummy
Dillon
Needle Club
Clara Chapman
Mrs Geo B Conway Hosts Kensington Benefit Tea
Mrs Geo B Conway entertained at Kensington last Tuesday afternoon for the benefit of the W R C. The event drew local ladies and contributed to the charitable fund.
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Geo. B. Conway
Kensington
Firemen’s Ball At Dart’s Hall Proves A Social Hit
The Firemen annual ball at Dart’s hall last Friday night was a financial success and well attended with about 70 couples dancing. The hall featured a ladder arch from the fire department and entwined hose with a polished nozzle, while Eastman’s orchestra provided the music.
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Dart’s
Eastmans Orchestra
Original Ten Attend J H Gilbert Home Party
Miss Ruth Knotts led a pleasant gathering at the J H Gilbert home last Tuesday evening. Guests toasted marshmallows, pulled taffy, and enjoyed cake and sherbet during a delightfully informal social. Members included Ruth Knotts Elizabeth Sutherland Dell Hunsaker Ethel Anderson Marjorie Conger Zetta Gilbert Ruth Conway Rebecca Lawrence Bessie Stroud Clara Reddington and Mrs C C Huyck. The Social Eight club held its annual meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs G T Paul with Christmas gifts exchanged.
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Ruth Knotts
J. H. Gilbert
Misses Ruth Knotts
Elizabeth Sutherland
Dell Hunsaker
Ethel Anderson
Marjorie Conger
Zetta Gilbert
Ruth Conway
Rebecca Lawrence
Bessie Stroud
Clara Reddington
C. C. Huyck
Social
G. T. Paul
Theta Christmas Meeting Hosted by Mayme French at Home
The Theta club held a festive Christmas gathering with a tree at Miss Mayme French’s home and a banquet at the Willard house. Santa Claus appeared as did a stunt for each member, bringing abundant merriment. Hostesses were Misses Mayme French Mabel Willard and Frances Harrison.
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Theta
Mayme French
Willard
Misses Mayme French
Mabel Willard
Frances Harrison
Miss May Smith Hosts Delightful Friday Party
Miss May Smith hosted a charming party last Friday for about twenty five friends. The event featured light refreshments and lively conversation shaping a warm, intimate gathering.
Crop Revenue for 1911 in Final Department Estimate
Washington reports a total crop revenue of 3 760 562 000 for 1911 with gains of nearly 190 million over 1910. Major changes include corn acreage up 1 790 000 and value up 180 441 000 while yields vary across wheat oats barley rye buckwheat flaxseed potatoes hay and other crops.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Not Guilty Verdicts in Arson and Grand Larceny Trials
Not guilty was the jury verdict in the arson trial of Chas Bennington for allegedly setting fire to the Paterson house in Dell on June 26. Roy Dingley was also found not guilty of grand larceny in a separate district court case.
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Chas. Bennington
Dell
Roy Dingley
Ed. Smith
Orton Gilbert
Ray Hurst
Lewis Montrose
Geo. Rebich
Montrose
Jos. C. Smith
Rodgers
J. H. Alvord
C. W. Robison
Dingley
Chas
McCaffery
Red” McNiever
Matt Capilli
Santa to preside at Scenic theater Christmas show
Santa Claus will preside at the Scenic theater Christmas festivities tomorrow night at eight o'clock. He will bring gifts for attendees and the show will run with the regular program at a ten cent admission. Beginning December 26 goose prizes are awarded nightly for five nights to the holder of the lucky number.
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Santa Claus
Wheat
Scenic Theater
Santa
Christmas Tree and School Holiday Songs at Public School
In Miss Bakers room children decorated a Christmas tree with popcorn and lights. The tree was lit at the appointed time and songs were sung. Favorites included Silent Night It Came Upon a Midnight Clear Shine On Our Blessed Star and Christmas. Lighter selections included Tell Me What You Have for Me Santa Claus Kris Kringle and Merry Merry Christmas. The Ruggles Dinner Party concluded the program with gifts for parents.
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Santa Claus
Local and Personal News From Dillon
Local and personal notes describe a busy schedule of visitors and residents in Dillon. People from Glen, Bedrock, Centennial valley, Dewey, Twin Bridges, Melrose, Monida, Dell, Grant, Bull Creek, Fox, Wisdom, and Jackson conduct business, visit relatives, or travel between trains, with several hotel registrations and holiday plans noted.
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Pearl I. Smith
Glen
Eph. Peterson
Bedrock
Dillon
A. F. Jones
Centennial Valley
James M. Fleming
Dell
Bond & Bond
Duchess and Cascade
Montana
J. N. Paiment
Grant
Wm. Klein
John Hill
Bull Creek
Big Hole Basin
FE. Doty
Lewiston
Idaho
Soren P. Nelson
Fox
George Woodworth
Wisdom
Butte
Smoky City
Geo. Woodworth
F. A. Hazelbaker
Lost Mare and Colt Branded M-9 Found at Ranch
Taken up at a ranch about two weeks ago a two year old mare and colt with a white forehead stripe and white hind feet. The mare is branded M-9 on the left shoulder. Owners must call pay charges and take the animals away.
Bakery Remodel at Dillon Bakery Promptly Enacted
In compliance with the new law Dillon Bakery has been remodeled The bake shop now features a new floor extensive shelving and a new bread table The entire facility has been calcmined and placed in top order The bakery cat has been fired to meet regulations on domestic animals in 食 around such places
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Dillon
Improvements at Dillon Novelty Garage
Improvements at the Dillon Novelty Works garage include a new 12 by 12 foot office and store room with shelves, a partition for window display, dust protection, and a richly painted neat office. A new eight foot turning lathe was installed Saturday with a drill press and a shaper ordered for arrival soon.
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Dillon Novelty Works
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Social Afars
Continental Oil Company (Incorporated
Raih
Richter
North Main St
Tribune Book Store
Firemen’s Ball
Christmas At the Scenic
R. J. Sullivan
Dewey
Chas. Wilcomb
Twin Bridges
William L. Lacy
Melrose
Trimoine Dillon
A. Fisher and
G. Mitchell
Metlen
F. T. Jones
Monida
Hank Wetmore
City
Tribune
E. T. Husted
Montana Experiment Station
Bozeman
M. L. Wilson
Sophia Guyaz
Medicine Lodge
Robert Barrett
Helena
Mrs
Martin Barrett
Normal College
Buttes
Loretta Lee
Carrie Sullivan
Mary Burke
Katherine Kane
Lucile Hartman
Grace Gleason
Elsie Greenough
Ethel Vines
Agnes Sullivan
Tom Stevenson
Geo. E. Jewell
Jesse Lacklen
Methodist Church
Stevenson
Canada
Florence Taylor
the Normal
Phillipsburg
Alice Roy
Edith Browning
S. A. Oliver
Walkerville
Tattersall’s
Morris
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