Aten-Lougheed wedding ties local families in Dillon
Miss Lulu Aten and Melville T. Lougheed wed at the Aten home on Washington street in a quiet Saturday ceremony. Rev. Smith officiated. Newlyweds plan to reside in Dillon after a brief honeymoon to Butte. The groom runs a men’s clothing business in Dillon, while the bride is a longtime Dillon resident and Montana Mercantile employee. The Catholic community hosts its second annual field day at Dillmont park on June 8 with a larger program forthcoming. A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Hugh Clark occurred last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Mercantile Company
Dillon
Andrus
Shower and Bridge Party for Miss Lucretia Snyder
Mrs E S Duff and Mrs W E Chapman hosted a shower and auction bridge at the Duff home on South Pacific street for Miss Lucretia Snyder of the training school faculty who is soon to be a bride. Guests included Mesdames Schultz Eugene Bond D A Galt W Stephan T E Gilbert W G Gilbert E B Roe H S Gimble Joseph C Smith Fred Huber Roy Forrester R J Dansie J Reese and Misses Hazard Shontz Weymss Norris Stufft Van de Walker Peterson Price White Blurton Iblings Tattersall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Duff
W. E. Chapman
Lucretia Snyder
Duff
South Pacific Street
Mesdames Schultz
Eugene Bond
D. A. Galt
W. Stephan
T. E. Gilbert
W. G. Gilbert
E. B. Roe
H. S. Gimble
Joseph C. Smith
Fred Huber
Roy Forrester
R. J Dansie
J. Reese
Misses Hazard
Shontz
Weymss
Norris
Stufft
van de Walker
Peterson
Price
White
Blurton
Iblings
Tattersall
Afternoon Luncheon for Missionary Play Ladies
Miss Clara Plant hosted an afternoon luncheon Monday after noon with the ladies who produced the missionary play at the Baptist church and friends. Guests included Mesdames Grant Kennison Ed Lloyd Bostwick Jennings Walker Gowen Foote Louise Taylor Sprinkle Hob son E. Cushing Clara Burtch and Miss Sallie Baker. Tables had cut flowers the luncheon was delicious and well served. Each guest left with a flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Plant
The
Baptist Church
Mesdames Grant Kennison
Ed Lloyd
Bostwick
Jennings
Walker
Gowen
Foote
Louise Taylor
Sprinkle
Hobson
E. Cushing
Clara Burtch
Sallie Baker
Public Library Club Meets Discuss Art Subjects
The Dillon Delphian met at the public library on Monday April 24 with Miss Cloe Thomas presenting Present Day Art. Mrs M A Walker to lead next meeting on Monday May with Art Centers and Mural Decorations and all members urged to attend for officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Delphian
Cloe Thomas
M. A. Walker
Surprise 50th Birthday Party for Mr and Mrs Jackson
Mrs Mil dred Jackson planned a surprise party for her parents Mr and Mrs Martin Jackson. About thirty friends and relatives gathered Friday evening at five hundred. Midnight refreshments were served to celebrate the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Jackson
Miss Mildred
Church Social and Meeting At Baptist Church
A combined business and social gathering occurred at the Baptist church last night with vocal and instrumental numbers readings and a brief business session. A social followed with refreshments, and attendees reported a very pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Mrs Lottie Kimmel Hosts Jolly Club Evening
Mrs Lottie Kimmel entertained the Jolly club at her Dakota street home last week with delicious refreshments. Guest of honor was Mrs Elizabeth Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Kimmel
Jolly Club
Dakota Street
Elizabeth Ward
Junior Dance to Fund Junior Prom at High School
Last Friday night the junior class held a dance in the high school gym with Baxter-Tonrey orchestra providing the music. The event aimed to raise funds for the junior prom scheduled for the 16th of this month. The Needle club and the Social Eights club will be hosted by Mrs. Alvan L. Anderson on South Idaho Street this Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter-Tonrey Orchestra
Needle Club
Alvan L. Anderson
South Idaho Street
Bridge Club Hosts Afternoon at Mrs Wolfe’s Home
Mrs Earl Wheat and Mrs John Wolfe hosted the Bridge club at Mrs Wolfe’s home on Wednesday afternoon. The Junior guild enjoyed a picnic near the electric light plant last Saturday with the young people having a fine time. Mrs W B Hartwig and Miss Clara Plant concluded a series of luncheons at the Hartwig home Saturday. Theta Theta was entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs C W Robinson at her South Atlantic home.
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Bridge Club
Earl Wheat
John Wolfe
Wolfe
W. B. Hartwig
Clara Plant
Hartwig
Theta
Bitterroot club meet hosted by Mrs Williams at home
Mrs A G Williams acted as hostess for a Wednesday afternoon gathering of the Bitterroot club at her residence on Rife Street, inviting members to attend in a cordial social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Williams
Bitterroot Club
Rife Street
Mrs Walter Taylor Hosts M and M Club Afternoon
The M and M Mrs Walter Taylor entertained the M and M club at her home on Wednesday afternoon in a cordial social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Taylor
Catholic Legion Meets at Mrs Parker Home
The regular meeting of the Catholic Legion was held at the home of Mrs. C. J. Parker Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Legion
C. J. Parker
Union Pacific Awards 100000 Ties Contract
A J B Miller and associates of Minneapolis secured a deal last Friday to supply 100000 ties for the Union Pacific railroad system. The Beaverhead forest in the Wise River district will produce the ties, which will be loaded at Divide Melrose or Layton for treatment before distribution. The project will provide employment for many workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J B. Miller
Wool pool plan discussed with Dillon sheepmen
Ira T. Wight of Billings for the National Wool Warehouse and Storage Co of Chicago visited Dillon on Wednesday to interview prominent sheepmen about pooling the 1922 wool clip. He inspected Dillon's new wood warehouse, calling it one of the best in the west, with Matt Staff president of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira T. Wight
Billings
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Co
Chicago
Matt Staff
Helena
Dillon
West
Divorce Petition Alleges Cruelty in Hollemon Case
Pearl S. Hollemon seeks divorce from Henry C. Hollemon on cruelty grounds alleging infidelity and neglect. Married April 28 1918 at Dillon. She asks $125 monthly alimony $200 attorney fees and $25 suit money with attorneys McCafferty and Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl S. Hollemon
Henry C. Hollemon
Dillon
McCafferty and Sullivan
Butte Post
Howell Cattleman Reports Wintering Well in Grant Area
Mr and Mrs S B Howell of Grant were guests at the Meden early this week Howell a prominent cattleman from the upper Horse Prairie and Bloody Dick area says his herd wintered well and should have enough hay for another winter His remarks reflect the resilient cattle industry in the region and the farmers outlook for future seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Howell
Grant
Meden
Mr. Howell
Upper Horse Prairie
Bloody Dick
Rand
Dillon Briefs Mention Residents and Local Ads
Local notes list visitors and residents including Mrs F M Carr Dell Mr George Smith from Grant and Bert Siria of Apex. Advertisements promote Graeter's goods Tattersalls sewing supplies Graeter’s flowers and Beaverhead Motors Co Ford offers. Dr L F Molleur and Dr L C LeClar seen in town with various business and medical visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Grant
Huber Bros
George W. French
Ogden
Alilf Bert Siria
Apex
Dillon
Julia Woodruff
Graeter’s
Frank Schwartz
Bannack
Our City
David Hier
Fred Hale
Bedrock
Ford
Beaverhead Motors Co
FE. B. Roe
Butte
Anni Hart
F. P. Fox
Lima
Luce Wins Violin Contest At Lincoln Nebraska
Elizabeth Luce youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs FE S Luce former head of music at the Normal college won the silver medal in a Lincoln Nebraska violin contest sponsored by the Nebraska Music Teachers Association. She led by three points with a 96.376 and plans a Chautauqua tour through eastern Canada then twenty concerts in Washington and Oregon while a freshman at Nebraska State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
FE. S. Luce
the Normal College
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Mute Music Teachers’ Association
Miss Luce
Canada
Washington
Oregon
Nebraska State University
Local Land Sale Report Ties to Sheridan Area
John Swing, longtime operator of the Campbell Hermsmyer Lueck place west of Sheridan, has sold his interest to the Anderson Brothers of Dillon. He will move to the former Jim Whisman place vacated by John LeNore and now owned by the Three Creeks Land Co. in Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swing
Campbell - Hermsmeyer - Lueck
Sheridan
Anderson Brothers
Dillon
Jim Whisman
John LeNore
Three Creeks Land Co
Sheridan Forum
Long term loans on irrigated farms and stock ranches
A Dillon Montana advertisement declares availability of long time loans on improved irrigated farms and stock ranches at current rates. It directs inquiries to C. C. Newman in the telephone block. Beaverhead cattle bound for Portland.
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C. C. Newman
Dillon
Mont
Krimp Krust Bread Ad from City Baking Co
An advertisement touts Krimp Krust bread as delicious wholesome and healthful from City Baking Co. A brief sales note emphasizes quality and breakfast suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Baking Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hugh Clark
Delphian
EE Motor Cars
Buick
Buick. Motor Company
Flint
Michigan
Montana
Albert Stamm
Dillon News Briefs
Tattersall’s
William H. Games
Hazelbaker
F. M. Carr of
Dell
Dillon Greenhouses
Earnest Peyre
Elmore Brundage
Horse Prairie
Adv
L. F. Molleur
Melrose
S. Adv
Walter A. Anderson
Idaho Falls
Graeteays
Frank Beecher
Reischle
Graeten
Margaret Graeter
Argenta
California
L. C. LeClar
Virginia City
F. C. McFadden
Eep
Itsa
Wrigley
Ona
Vai
Anderson Bros. Bay Ranch
W. A. Lovell
Beaverhead County
Portland
W. W. McLean
Reichle, Mont
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