Dillon stenographer appointed for state fair office
Miss Marian I Burnham of Dillon was named stenographer in the office of Secretary R S Pinner of the Montana State Fair. A Dillon High School graduate class of 1915, she recently completed stenography at Helena Business College and was recommended to the state fair board by her school principal. other notes include a Bagdad Temple trip to Butte, Dillon band concert, a Pacific Limited delay due to a freight wreck, W C Orr taking over Curtis garage, and a June 2 marriage license for John Carlson and Malina Everett of Idaho Falls Idaho.
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Marian I. Burnham
Dillon
R. 5. Pinner
Montana
Miss Burnham
Dillon High School
Helena Business College
State Fair Board
Pacific Limited
Barrett
Armstead
John Carlson
Malina Everett
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Court House
A. A. Kenison
Doctors Install Latest X-Ray Machine In Offices
Drs. MacMillan and Torkelson installed a new X-Ray model in their offices this week. An expert from Tacoma supervised the installation.
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MacMillan and
Torkelson
Tacoma
Miss Anna Gordon to Speak at Dillon Women’s Union Meeting
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union president Miss Anna A. Gordon will speak in Dillon next Thursday evening June 15 at 8 30. She accompanied Miss Frances Willard on a Montana tour thirty three years ago and is described as a most winning speaker. Also notes Methodist Church services and Sunday school summer schedule. R P Willard returns from California trip with daughter Hattie Bears and granddaughter. Jeff Gerard works for Bannack Gold Mining Co as bookkeeper and will move soon. Mrs E W Bell recovered from appendicitis surgery last Saturday.
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Dillon
Anna A. Gordon
National Womens’ Christian Temperance Union
Miss Gordon
Francis E. Willard
Montana
Jeff Gerard
Bannack Gold Mining Co
Bannack
Mrs. Gerard
Jack
Local and Personal Notes From Dillon and Nearby Areas
Mrs H C Patterson of Dell visited Dillon this week. Mr and Mrs Louis Anderson plan to sail for Norway on the 24th inst. Mr and Mrs Reed Featherly of Mill Point are visiting Dillon. Miss Ted Edwards of Twin Bridges is spending days in the city. A W Butts and daughter Fannie of Bedrock were in town last Friday. Miss Helen Clark visits Dillon from Dillon Missoulian. Mrs H H Bates and children of Armstead visit the H Burfield home. Mrs Anson Baxter leaves Monday for visits in Butte and Sheridan. Ethridge Ward returns from Missoula where he attended the university. Dale Metlen, student at Missoula branch, returns to Armstead. L A Williams of Williams Electric goes to Butte on business, returns last night. Mr and Mrs Richard Vickers of Butte visit Dillon during the holdup wreck. Mrs Jennie Nash and Miss Nina Nash spend weekend at Armstead. Dillon folk go to Butte to see the Iron Men play ball: Roy Murray, Tex Tarpley, Jack Noonan, Sol Sobolsky, Ross Sugg. Miss Bertha Malone leaves for Tenday Idaho then Berkeley to study at the university. Rev H G Humphrey of the M E church will hold services at Hay Creek Sunday. He preached at Lima last evening. Lima M E Sunday school held an annual Children’s Day program to a crowded house. The Lima Sunday school, directed by Mrs A Partland, superintendent, is doing excellent work.
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H. C. Patterson
Dell
Dillon
Louis Anderson
Norway
Reed Featherly
Mill Point
Ted Edwards
Twin Bridges
A. W. Butts
Fannie
Bedrock
Helen Clark
Missoulian
H. H. Bates
Armstead
H. Burfield
Anson Baxter
Butte
Sheridan
Montana
Ethridge Ward
Missoula
Dale Metlen
University
L. A. Williams
Williams Electric Shop
Jennie Nash
Nina Nash
Selway Ranch
Iron Men
Roy Murray
Tex Tarpley
Jack Noonan
Sol Sobolsky
Ross Sugg
Bertha Malone
Tenday
Idaho
Chas. Carlson
Berkley
Cal
H. G. Humphrey
M. E. Church
Hay Creek
Lima
M. E
A. Partlond
District Court Jury Panel List for Miners Union Case
The document lists a long jury panel for a term in the District Court concerning the Miners union case. It names numerous jurors by full or partial surnames and initials, including Dillon, Jackson, Lima, Wisdom, Wise River, and Lakeview, among others.
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Miners’ Union
Miss Janie Tovey Visits Dillon From Bristow
A Bristow resident Miss Janie Tovey visits Dillon. A. J. Breitenstein of Great Falls, ex secretary of the State Fair association, was among Salt Lake bound passengers stranded eighteen hours in Dillon after Wednesday evening wreck.
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A. J. Breitenstein
Great Falls
The
State Fair Association
Salt Lake
Dillon
I O O F Memorial Services At Hall Monday Evening
The annual I O O F memorial services will be held jointly with the Rebekahs at the I O O F hall Monday evening starting at 9 o clock. The program includes memorial addresses by I Cashmore and Mrs F C McFadden, a memorial to Odd Fellows and Rebekahs who died in the past year, a brief address by Rev H G Humphrey on Immortality, and music by the Rebekah lodge.
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Rebekahs
I. O. O. F. Hall
Odd Fellows
I. Cashmore
F. C. McFadden
A. L. Badcon
Julia Reddington
H. G. Humphrey
Rebekah
Looking to the Future
A witty exchange notes a woman's hesitation to marry a man perceived as poor. She fears poverty, while her suitor Tom is confident she will face hardship if they wed. The quip frames social expectations and finances in romance.
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Tom
Boston Transcript
Dillon Social Affairs Highlights Pink Bridge Luncheons
Mrs William Bernstein hosted a 1 30 p m bridge luncheon with twelve guests and pink décor. She will entertain again this afternoon with twelve ladies. A card party at Mr and Mrs Olmsteds and Dr and Mrs Rathbone followed a prior evening of enjoyment. Clara Plant hosted a birthday surprise dinner for Mrs Bertie Howard with pink roses and candles. Miss Mary Barnum, a Training school teacher, was feted at a miscellaneous shower before her August wedding.
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William Bernstein
T. D. Olmsted
Clara Plant
Bertie Howard
Mary Barnum
Miss Barnum
Marriage Unites Fred A. Case and Hazel Boughton
At the Baptist parsonage last Tuesday evening Dr. J. W. Tilden joined in marriage Fred A. Case and Hazel Boughton both of Lima. Mrs. Case of Missoula, mother of the groom, was present. They will reside in Lima.
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Baptist Parsonage
J. W. Tilden
Fred A. Case
Hazel Boughton
Lima
Case
Missoula
Needle Club Hosts Guests From Wisdom and Dillon
The Needle club was entertained by Mrs. John F. Bishop on Wednesday. Attendees included Mesdames Francis and Woodworth of Wisdom and White, Rife and Hazelbaker of Dillon.
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Needle Club
John F. Bishop
Mesdames Francis and
Woodworth
Wisdom and
White
Rife and Hazelbaker
Dillon
Ladies groups hostesses entertain at local homes
Baptist ladies and friends were hosted by Mrs. F. E. Foote and Miss Clara Plant at Miss Plant's home in St. Rose. Catholic ladies and friends were hosted by Mrs. H. M. Brundage yesterday afternoon.
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Baptist
F. E. Foote
Clara Plant
Miss Plant
Lovell Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club Attendance
The Wednesday Bridge club was entertained this week by Mrs. George W. Lovell.
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George W. Lovell
City council plan for Washington street improvement district
The council approved funds and a harness shop addition petition by W H Richardson. A resolution created special improvement district No 1 to macadamize Washington street from Bannack street center to the city limits at an estimated cost of 3765 dollars. A June 27 meeting at 8 p m was set to hear protests against the plan.
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W. H. Richardson
Washington Street
Bannack Street
City bids approved for sprinkling and sidewalks
Protests must be filed with the city clerk within 15 days after June 9. I J Bostwick bid for street sprinkling was accepted. L L Phillips bid 14 cents per foot for sidewalks beat Chris J Nelson at 15. Bridge in southern city reported as in bad condition. street and alley committee to inspect.
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I. J. Bostwick
Jasper Nelson
L. L. Phillips
Chris J. Nelson
Phillip
Nelson
Bridge Plan Approved Over Big Hole River
Beaverhead and Silver Bow counties held a joint session to consider building a modern steel bridge across the Big Hole river 18 miles above Divide. The existing wooden bridge is unsafe, and bidding will open June 29 in Butte for the construction contract.
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Beaverhead
Silver Bow
Court House
Big Hole River
Divide
Butte
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