Movements and visits dot Dillon social scene
A long list of local and out of town visitors and travelers crosses Dillon from Blane to Butte and Helena. Business visitors include Mose Smyth and J Hover of Standard Lumber. social guests include Miss Ophelia Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walker, Agnes Fussl, and Mrs. Ossie Smith among others. Several residents plan summer stays or travel to Idaho, Wisconsin, and California as church and memorial activities unfold.
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Agnes Fussl
Portland
Oregon
Woodcraft
Ossie Smith
Monida
Local figures recover, travel after hospital stay
L. M. Gilman has recovered from surgery at Barrett Hospital and returned home on Thomson avenue. Orlando Mast of Mountain Home Idaho came to Dillon for his son in law Edward Connelley's death and left early this week. Dillon residents fishing at Red Rock on Sunday included J. Jeppson Lawrence Erickson and couples P. C. Brown B. J. Gunderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Gilman
Barrett Hospital
Thomson’ Avenue
Orlando Mast
Mountain Home
Idaho
Dillon
Edward Connelley
Red Rock
Lawrence Erickson
P. C. Brown
B. J. Gunderson
Elliott family attends funeral and travel plans announced
Mr and Mrs A A Elliott return from Helena where they attended the funeral of their son in law Ernest Erickson who died of pneumonia in Seattle. Misses Leota and Edith Hughes plan to meet their father in Spokane and then drive to California. Walter Vance and Olaf Ansheim arrived after a fatal accident on the Butte Anaconda road where Frank Murphy was killed and Andrew Boland seriously injured.
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Ed Lloyd
Rexburg
Idaho
Parkinson
A. A. Elliott
Helena
Ernest Erickson
Seattle
Leota
Edith Hughes
Geo. Hughes
Spokane
Canada
California
Butte
Walter Vance
Olaf Ansheim
Butte- Anaconda
Frank Murphy
Andrew Boland
Northside Country Club Host Event at Mrs Selways Home
Mrs Lillis Selway will entertain the Northside country club at her home on North Pacific street next Tuesday June 11.
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Northside Country Club
Lillis Selway
North Pacific Street
Arm stead visitors tour Dillon relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Parke Scott Mrs. J. W. Scott Mrs. Claire Seage Laura and Joe Young motored from Arm stead Monday and spent the day with Dillon relatives.
Rivers Run Low Halting Irrigation North of Town
Beaverhead river drought forces local ranchers to suspend irrigation as water shortages reveal shallow crossings and allow walking across the river in several spots north of town.
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Beaverhead
Miss Gertrude McCoy Weds Philip Lovell at Valley View Ranch
Miss Gertrude McCoy and Philip Lovell married last Tuesday at the Valley View Ranch, ancestral home of the groom. Rev. R. C. Shannon officiated as about 24 guests attended a wedding dinner amid apple blossoms and spring blooms. The couple plan a motor moon, destination not announced.
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Valley View
Gertrude McCoy
Philip Lovell
R. C. Shannon
First Baptist Church
Kenneth’ Lovell
Maynard Lovell
Lohengren
Popular Dillon Couple Married in Bozeman
Miss Edith Crandall a popular training school critic teacher and Cornelius J. Hovern of the Standard Lumber company were married Monday evening in Bozeman. The pair, well known in Dillon, will honeymoon in Yellowstone Park. Mrs. Hovern has long worked at the training school and Mr. Hovern is a World War veteran who has lived in Dillon for three years.
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Dillon
Bozeman
Edith Crandall
Cornelius J. Hovern
Standard Lumber Company
Yellowstone Park
Waldorf Hosts Pinochle Evening For Departing Guests
Mr and Mrs A F Waldorf entertained Friday at their South Washington home for Mr and Mrs John B Cluley who left next day for an extended eastern visit. Twelve guests shared yellow rose decor a fine repast and pinochle with the Cluleys and Roy Forrester as consolation prize winners.
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A. F. Waldorf
South Washington Street
John B. Cluley
Roy Forrester
Popular Couple Married in Beav erhead County
A marriage license was issued last Saturday to Low ell C. Martinell of Dell and Edith Husted of Jackson. They wed at 2:30 PM in the Presbyterian church with Rev. T. J. Simons officiating. Both are Beav erhead county natives. the bride is O J Husted’s daughter and a former Jackson teacher. the groom is M. J. Martinell’s son from Dell. They will reside in Dell.
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Fred Rife
District Court
Lowell C. Martinell
Dell
Edith Husted
Jackson
T. J. Simons
Presbyterian Church
Beaverhead County
O. J. Husted
Big Hole Basin
M. J. Martinell
Ida Spencer and Alexander Dal Zell Wed in Emmet
Ida Spencer and Alexander Dal Zell both of Emmet Idaho received marriage licenses this afternoon at the court house and were married by Judge Opp. Marie D. Sanborn and Mahlon W. Enslow of Mackey Idaho were issued licenses the same day.
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George Opp
Court House
William H. Gee
Edith Page
Idaho Falls
Ida Spencer
Alexander Dalzell
Emmet
Idaho
Marie D. Sanborn
Mahlon W. Enslow
Mackey
Opp
Mrs. Alexander Tait Honored Before Move to Butte
Mrs Mildred Thompson and Miss Jean Bishop hosted an afternoon tea at the Bishop home on South Idaho street. Twenty ladies gathered on the lawn to wish Mrs Tait and her children well as they prepare to move to Butte and establish a new home.
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Bishop
South Idaho Street
Mildred Thompson
Jean Bishop
Alexander Tait
Butte
Tyro’s Business Trip Noted in Butte Visit
Frank Tyro made a business trip to Butte on Saturday of last week, scouting prospects and meeting local contacts. The visit focused on potential partnerships and market opportunities in the mining region.
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Frank‘ Tyro
Butte
Dillon’s Fourth to Be Grand and Glorious
Dillon plans a grand Fourth with free events, an Al G Barnes circus, a morning open golf tournament, a large parade with community floats, Butte Mines Band performances, an afternoon sport program, flying circus acts, day fireworks, and a free grand ball. Organizers seek local lawn support, Rotary outreach, decorated lamp posts, and thorough street cleanup for visitors.
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al G .Barnes
Dillon
Butte Mines
Sam Treasor
Fair Grounds
Montana
Helena
Jay McCarthy
Hitt Fireworks Company
Gilbert
McFadden
Charles Niblack
Madison
Dillon Rotary Club
Twin Bridges
Gregory
Foley Pills diuretic praised for back pain relief
Mrs. Black of Petersburg Virginia credits Foley Pills diuretic with removing back stiffness and pain and improving general health. The ad touts a broad user base and availability from Geo M Gosman, successor to Potts.
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Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Adv
Girl Scouts Meet At Guild Hall Tonight
Dillon Girl Scouts will meet at 7 o'clock tonight at the Guild hall for a regular meeting to elect permanent patrol leaders and discuss other matters. This election will advance the organized Girl Scout movement and establish officers for the coming term. The troop has completed the tenderfoot test and will begin second and first class tests.
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Dillon
Girl Scout Movement
Tourists Flock to Local Park as Travel Projections Rise
Almost a score of automobiles camped at the local tourist park Wednesday evening with many from far eastern states. The Tribune notes travel this year appears set for exceptional activity as tourists continue to pour through.
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Mose Smyth
Blane
Floyd D. Walker
Ophelia Lloyd
Mrs. Farnum
Mayo of
Mrs. Lambert
Eliel
J. Hover
The
Francis Cashmore
W. F. Cashmore
Ann Kain
Helena Memorial Day
H. M. Brundage
Montana Institute of Embalmers
Carl Mast
Frank Ebiel
Anaconda Standard
Leonard Innes
John Kruger
Grasshopper
William Parnish
H. L. McCaleb
Salmon
Maxine Polk, Editoos
Lima Ledger
Alex Tait
Mr. Tait
Ras Hanson
Armstead
Jessie Brown
N. Sebee
A. B. Keith of
Ted McFadden
Edwin Whitworth
Sheep Creek Basin
Methodist Church
R. E. Albright
Ruth Helen
R. A. Mackie
Montana State’ Normal
Lorenzo Cushing
Fabian
Chicago
City
Albert Baker
Homer Faust
A. C. Gruwell
Dilson Elks
C. E. Barnes
Argenta Street
William Rosenbaum
Zeigler Springs
Judson Best
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Youll
Kodak
Rho Fexall Store
Mont
Gertrude M’coy
Mrs. Tait
Lambert Eliel
Los Angeles
Zep
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Girl Scouts
Guild Hall
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