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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
9
This brief item notes that the material is designated to move through the mails as second class mail matter. It reflects a postal classification typical of official notices or publications.
The Dillon Normal college welcomes summer term professors and students arriving from across the state and beyond. The town promises friendly reception and ample amenities in a picturesque setting near the Rockies with cool days and refreshing nights.
The Royal Neighbors schedule their next meeting for June 29. Baptist Aid hosts were Mrs Frank Bassett and Mrs A A Curnutt at the Bassett home on North Washington street. Miss Mildred Bourquin and Howard B Hunt married last Sunday at the Bourquin home. Rev Carl Knudsen officiated. The couple will reside in Waterloo after a wedding trip. Bourquin is from the local social set and teaches in Madison county.
Mrs. Ed Cushing hosted the Busy Bee club at her South Washington Street home for a Wednesday gathering. It was the final meeting of the season until fall.
The Northside Country Club plans a meeting on Tuesday June 29 at the home of Mrs Clate Schuler. Members will gather for the discussion and social activity in an informal setting.
Riverside Country club held a Wednesday afternoon gathering at the Elza Smith ranch home to discuss club affairs.
The Royal Neighbors held a social gathering Tuesday evening at the IOOF hall with about 125 attendees. A program preceded a dance featuring the Baxter Tonney orchestra and midnight refreshments were served.
Mrs. Ruby Wyatt formerly in charge of the piano department at Montana Normal college married Henry Judkin a Granville Tennessee ranchman two weeks ago. She will make her future home in Granville. she studied at Dillon schools and Cincinnati conservatory.
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