Dillon Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Edgar Rife traveled from Armstead on Monday while Frank Beehrer visited from Reichle on Tuesday. Melrose resident Eugene Molleur visited Dillon last Monday. Ann Haines from Apex visited Dillon Saturday. Carl Darnutzer came from his McHessor Creek ranch on Monday. Harold and Richard Best arrived from Argenta on Friday. Charles E. Tindale of Glendive stayed at the Andrus hotel. Mrs William Rosenbaum of Dell visited Dillon Saturday. John Peterson, Melrose hotel man, was in Dillon on business Monday. Ike Rife Jr from the Rife ranch on Medicine Lodge came Tuesday. Viggo Westergaard of Medicine Lodge spent last weekend in Dillon. D A Duffy of Butte attended to Dillon business this week. Mr and Mrs Anthony French of Argenta motored to Dillon Friday. Leo Gilligan of Alder spent Tuesday in Dillon for business. George Spafard of Argenta visited Butte on mining business Monday. Mrs Verona Smith and her baby daughter of Armstead visited Monday. Richard Freeman drove from his Medicine Lodge ranch to Dillon last Saturday. Frank and Lambert Eliel returned Sunday evening from La Porte Indiana where they accompanied the remains of Adolph Eliel. The Presbyterian Sunday school women and teachers were guests of Miss Jean Bishop Friday evening. Keith Lloyd left Saturday afternoon for Missoula to take a Marsh Motor position. A remittator from the supreme court grants a new trial in the civil suit John Peterson vs Nels Nelson.
Mrs C M Metzel Returns Home From Visit
Mrs C M Metzel returns to her Alder home Friday after a week long visit with her brother Henry Cahill and sister Fannie Cahill.
Baby boy born at Barrett hospital to Grant couple
A baby boy named James Herbert was born Sunday afternoon at Barrett hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Selway of Grant. The Past Noble Grand club of the Rebekah lodge entertained guests Friday evening at the home of Mrs. W. T. Scully. Pinochle was enjoyed. Dorothy Hirschman and Genevieve Whealon attended business matters for the Chinook paper in Butte. Mrs. A. C. Gruwell left Saturday for Iowa City and Toronto for a few weeks.
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Barrett Hospital
Elmer Selway
Grant
James Herbert
Noble
Rebekah Lodge
Carl Taylor
W. T. Scully
Dorothy Hirschman
Chinook
the Normal College
Genevieve Whealon
Butte
A. C. Gruwell
Towa City
Towa
Toronto
Canada
Cleaners Trim Bakers and Pops Crush Clothiers
Beaverhead Cleaners beat City Bakery while Orange Crush defeated McCracken in Dillon bowling matches. Heela Consolidated Mining paid Montana 1885 dividends totaling $195,000. Dillon whisky freezes into blocks sold cheaply. Dillon Furniture expands trade under "Apostle" Paul. Montana women urge ministers to drop obey in marriage vows.
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Dillon Bowling Alley
Beaverhead Cleaners
City Bakery
Orange Crush Quint
McCracken
the Tribune
Heela Consolidated Mining Company
Glendale
Montana
Dillon
Dillon Furniture Company
Paul
Bicycles and crutches mark city notes
G T Pauls leg heals well and Good gains with crutches. Carl Innes spent days in Butte. Matt Orr bought two heavy bicycles and a coupling attachment to make a two horse power gasoline carriage. Frank Landon bought stock sheep at 1.80 each. Frank A Hazelbaker, district court clerk, returns from trip.
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the Tribune
G. T. Paul
Carl Innes
Butte
Matt Orr
Frank Landon
New Registrar Takes Post at Normal College
Miss Louise Freeman began duties as registrar at Normal college on Monday. She formerly served as secretary for the accrediting committee of the State Teachers' college at Marysville Missouri, from which she graduated in 1926 with a B S degree. Miss Plumb resigned as registrar and returned home to Beloit Wisconsin.
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Louise Freeman
Normal College
State Teachers’ College
Marysville
Plumb
Beloit
Wis
PT'S MEET TUESDAY AT HIGH SCHOOL GYM
The Parent Teachers Association schedules its meeting for Tuesday January 18 in the high school gym. A nurse will attend to care for children of members during the session.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Atendance
Banquet honors Senator-elect Dixon in Helena
In Helena a banquet was held at the Grandon hotel for Senator-elect Jos M Dixon. The courthouse tower clock bell arrived and is on display at Huber Bros jewelry store. The bronze bell weighs 1500 pounds and is claimed to be the largest in the state.
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Helena
Grandon Hotel
Jos. M. Dixon
Huber Bros. Jewelry Store
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Melrose
Ann Haines
Carl Darnutzer
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Richard
Best
Argenta
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Andrus Hotel
William Rosenbaum
Dell
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Melrose Hotel
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Anthony French
Leo Gilligan
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George Spafard
Verona Smith
City
Richard Freeman
Frank
Lambert Eliel
LaPorte
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Adolph Eliel
Presbyterian Sunday School
Jean Bishop
Keith Lloyd
Missoula
Marsh Motor Company
Supreme Court
Nels Nelson
Sessos
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