Montana Luncheon Held at Virginia Hotel in Long Beach
A Montana luncheon was hosted at the Virginia Hotel in Long Beach California on December 12. Dillion ladies attended including Mrs Emery White Mrs Hawley Selway Mrs Clarence Hudson Madame Hudson and others with Mrs Weirick president of the Montana club presiding.
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Montana
Virginia Hotel
Long Beach
California
Dillon
Emery White
Hawley Selway
Clarence Hudson
Madame Hudson
Clara Chapman
A. J. Wedum
Duke Gist
Floyd Best
R. F. Tattersall
Frank Swartz
Abbie
Missionary Society Meeting With Mrs Patterson
The Women's Home Missionary Society will meet with Mrs Joseph Patterson on Thursday afternoon December 28 at 2 30.
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The
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Joseph Patterson
Local Happenings In Dillon And Nearby Places
Ed. Lloyd transacted business in Butte midweek. Mrs. Lottie Kimmel travels to Armstead for a few days. Frank Easterwald of Horse Prairie visits Dillon. Frost Proof Ford Radiators advertised at Willard H. Smith's shop. Mrs. Edmund Callaway heads to Los Angeles with daughter. Miss Marjorie Stevenson arrived from Salt Lake to spend holidays. Miss Marjorie Burnham and Miss Ramona Quackenbush go to Salmon City for Christmas. H. G. Rodgers host Riverside club at Guild hall. Charles Burden and wife plan several months in California.
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Marjorie Stevenson
Salt Lake
Marjorie Burnham
Ramona Quackenbush
Salmon City
Local visitors and students linked to Dillon
Steve De Si Shoer was in Dillon on business last week. Frank Blair returned from Dillon last Monday. Miss Gladys Kay, a Butte student, is spending the holidays with her parents at the Lazy Five Ranch. Miss Van Ward of Butte enjoys the Chalet season at the Ranch.
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Steve ‘Se de i. Shoer
Dillon
Frank Blair
Gladys Kay
Butte
van Ward
Boy Scouts Reorganized in Dillon Under Local Leaders
Under R A Reesor manager of the local telephone exchange and with support from the American Legion post the Dillon Boy Scout order has been reorganized. City council action granted the city hall council chamber for meetings and drills. Scoutmaster Mr Reesor and assistant Phillip Orr will push membership growth and standards to match national units. Boys may contact officers to join.
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R. A. Reeser
American Legion
Dillon
Reesor
Phillip Orr
Normal Students On Vacation From Normal College
The article notes many Normal college students returning home for vacation across the state. Frank Schultz reports fine conditions at Selway Sheep company ranch on the upper Blacktail where Russian wolf hounds hunt wolves and coyotes with success. Doc Kennison leads official trapping in the region and last year captured many pups and adults. this year he remains active despite a late start. An earthquake shock felt around 9:45 pm was reported in Missoula and Great Falls, not reaching Dillon due to mountains. similar tremors were recorded in 1898 in Dillon from Yellowstone Park activity.
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Frank Schultz
Selway Sheep Company
Blacktail
Mr. Schultz
Doc Kennison
Schultz
Ing
Missoula
Great Falls
Dillon
Yellowstone Park District
Unusual Rush at Dillon Postoffice Sets Record
Dillon postoffice reports its busiest stretch in history. Postmaster Grimes notes 96 mail sacks sent Wednesday evening for both north and south trains, with a proportionate amount expected to arrive on each train.
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Dillon Postoffice
Grimes
Dillon
Dinner Households Schedule
Fragmentary note indicates a Sunday meal event for Dee Mae and others with a serving window from 1500 to 2:30. Limited readable details mention individuals and a time frame.
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Dee
Community Dinner Menu and Price at Campbell Residence
Fruit Salad Wafers Roast Turkey Raisin Dressing Mashed Potatoes Peas Sweet Potatoes southern style Jelly Pickles Olives Parker House Rolls Mince Pie or Suet Pudding Coffee Cake Mints offered. Five cents per plate. Phone 234 51-11.
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S. Dakota Street
Parker House
Phone
House Burns on Grasshopper Ranch—Harrison Burned
J D Harrison, a well known rancher on the Grasshopper, saw his home and outbuildings burn Tuesday night. He sustained serious burns, his family escaped unharmed, and the loss included all clothing except what they wore. The blaze started from a gasoline lamp explosion.
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J D. Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Rumor Denial On Donation To Dr Blakeslee Report
A correction denies a rumor that the city received a $1000 donation to Dr F A Blakeslee. Proof of falsehood is available from Mr 3 H Gilbert of the First National.
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F. A. Blakeslee
H. Gilbert
First
National
Live Possum Attracts Attention In Store Window
A live possum, brought from Missouri by Mrs. George Opp, is on display in the Wal dorf Company’s store window and draws considerable interest. The animal mostly sleeps while visitors watch, and a dark-hued spectator mused about turning him loose so he could catch the “baby.”
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Dillon
Missouri
George Opp
Waldorf Company
Foley Company Honey and Tar promotion notice
A promotional slip invites readers to mail a filled slip to Foley and Co at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup. The text is cut and garbled but centers on a Christmas themed mail order offer.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield ‘Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
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Huber Bros
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Lloyd
Lottie Kimmel
Armstead
Willard H. Smith
Idaho St
Frank Easterwald
Horse Prairie
Ford
Edmund Callaway
Los Angeles
Fred Oliver
N. Pacific St
H. G. Rodgers
Riverside Club
Guild Hall
Charles Burden
Grant News
Secrets
W. Perrin & Co
Hickok
Holeproof Hosiery Co
Milwaukee
Amaa
Tom Wye
T. Lee McCracken
Andrus Hotel Bidg
Iran
Iwahta
Sagver
Boy Scouts
Normal College
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