Delightful social affairs highlight high school events
The Agricultural club staged entertainment and the home science department hosted a Thursday dinner. Visiting delegates stayed with senior girls who hosted several informal gatherings. Notable out of town club women included Mrs. Ted Woodward Mrs. I. Edinger Mrs. Frank Husted Mrs. J. E. Shaw Mrs. C. W. Francis Mrs. Fred Hirschy Mrs. Gorge Clemon Mrs. B. L. Forsyth and Mrs. Ben Proctor.
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Agricultural Club
Home Science Department
Ted Woodward
Wisdom
The
County Federation
I. Edinger
Divide
Frank Husted
Wise River
J. E. Shaw
C. W. Francis
Fred Hirschy
Jackson
Gorge Clemon
B. L. Forsyth
Lakeview
Ben Proctor
Lima
Elegant Spring Luncheon and Bridge Afternoon Described
A Saturday luncheon featured a pink and green color scheme with Spring blossoms displayed throughout the rooms. After luncheon, three bridge tables were set for games as Mrs. Gilbert hosted a luncheon Monday afternoon and a dinner Monday evening.
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Gilbert
Miss Eleanor Wheat Birthday Party
Miss Eleanor Wheat was pleasantly surprised Wednesday afternoon when twelve classmates held a party for her twelfth birthday. Twelve girls enjoyed games and refreshments during the celebration.
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Eleanor Wheat
Hazelbaker Hosts Needle Club Lunch Meeting
Mm F A Hazelbaker entertained the Needle club Wednesday at luncheon at 1:80. The gathering featured members and discussion in a brief social notice from the local column.
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Mm. F. A. Hazelbaker
Needle Club
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs Ed Farley
Mr and Mrs John Tessier hosted a seven o clock dinner Thursday for Mrs Ed Farley of Elkham Springs celebrating her birthday. Twelve guests attended a well appointed meal followed by several games of pinochle.
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John ‘Tessier
Ed Farley
Elkham Springs
Surprise Party for Louis Stahl Sr.
Louis Stahl Sr was surprised by a gathering of 25 relatives and friends at his home on Saturday evening to celebrate his birthday anniversary. Cards music and games entertained guests until a late hour and a delicious lunch was served.
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Louis Stahl, Sr
Busy Bee Club Members Visit Alder Ranch
Members of the Busy Bee club toured to Alder last Sunday to the ranch home of Mrs. Etta Metzel. They traveled in the bus Miss Beaverhead and the outing was thoroughly enjoyed.
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Busy Bee Club
Alder
Etta Metzel
St Rose Guild Holds Community Meeting at Rectory
The St. Rose guild members gathered for a community meeting at the St. Rose rectory on Thursday afternoon to discuss local issues and plans.
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St. Rose Guild
St. Rose Rectory
Dinner Hosted by Mrs. Given Among Pleasant Week Events
A social dinner hosted by Mrs. marked one of the week’s pleasant affairs. Guests enjoyed conversation and fellowship in a cordial gathering that reflected community hospitality and refined hospitality traditions.
Entertained Club Hostess Mrs Stone Welcomes Bridge Group
Mrs N E Stone hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club on May 5 at her city home. The gathering featured cordial games and socializing among members in a pleasant, intimate setting.
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N.e.stone
Bridge ‘Club
Illinois Dillon News Briefs
Friday printing John Willman from there to Dillon. Willman is very ill at Barrett hospital Rhinehart Beal returned from Billings Friday Norman Nelson drove stock cattle to their ranch in the valley Tuesday He returned to Dillon Wednesday.
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Prining John’ Wilman
Dillon
ME “Willman
Barrett Hospital
Rhinehart Beal
Billings
Norman Nelson
Surprise Hurleys Honored With Gift at Church
After a regular First Baptist meeting on Thursday, Rev and Mrs Hurley were honored at their Dillon home with a $150 purse and a set of silver teaspoons. Friends praised their service and wished them well as they depart Dillon next week for new duties.
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First Baptist Church
Mrs. Hurley
Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Paul
Mr and Mrs Frank Paul celebrate the birth of a baby girl at Garrett hospital last Monday morning. This is the couple’s second child, their first a boy.
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Frank Paul
Garrett Hospital
Polaris News Highlights Local Social and Sport Notes
Wilbur Tash and George Judge spent the weekend with home folks. Frank Marchesseau was a business visitor in Dillon. George Pyle and Carl Knoll sold fat steers to James Dodd. Polaris baseball lost to Jackson 10 to 9. Andy Hays and Stanley Starr Jr. drove to Dillon. Fans attended the Jackson game. Olive M. Harrison returned home after visiting in Butte and Dillon. Mr and Mrs J J Brown of Red Rock visited over the weekend.
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George Pyle
Carl Knoll
James Dodd
Olive M. Harrison
Butte
Dillon
J. J. Brown
Red Rock
Bungalow Camps Dot Canada Rockies Along Banff Windermere Road
In the Canadian Rockies nine bungalow camps line the Banff Windermere motor route, from Moraine Lake to Lake Windermere. Visitors enjoy lunches and dinners in rustic bungalows, with camps offering fishing huts, hot springs, and proximity to Randoph Bruce’s lakeside residence and David Thompson Fort museum.
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Canadian Pacific
Rockies
Moraine ‘Lake
Storm Mountain
Banff-Windermere
California
Canada
Windermere
Vermilion River
Banff
Radium Hot Springs
Lake Windermere
British Columbia
Randolph Bruce
David Thompson
Banff Windermere Road
Lake Wapta
Takakkaw Falls
Yoho Valley
Lake ‘O'Hara
Normal college notes on graduation list and plays
At the general assembly Anna Hench announced she will represent the Normal college in the state oratorical contest in Missoula on What we Owe to the Immigrant. A two reel film From Seed to Sawmill was shown. Ninety five names are on the June graduation tentative list. The Follies to raise funds and awards will be Friday May 7 at 8 pm in the college auditorium with admission 50 cents for adults 25 for students. The event features every organization and imposes fines on nonparticipating members. The Gargoyle Dramatic club will present Speaking to Father as a Wollies feature. The M club held a dance April 30 with Baxter Tonney Orchestra and May site practice has begun for early June. Dawson County Review editor C C Hoole visited. The senior class plans to present Only 88 in three acts with two feminine leads by different students on two nights. Cast lists and roles are provided for Mrs Stanley, Mrs Newcomb, Mrs Peters, Mr Sanborn, Professor Giddings, Jimmy, Charley, Alice, and others.
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General Assembly
Anna Hench
Normal College
Missoula
Gargoyle Dramatic Club
Wollies
A. K. Thomas
Stanley
Kathryn Mead
Mary Gist
Newcomb
Pauline Whitford
Mrs. Peters
Lela Petit
Sanborn
Junior Pankey
Robert Stanley
Angela Geary
Lucy Stanley
Nellie Cecil
Lucille Williams
Mary Hadley
Mary Louise Merkle
Sydney Johnson
Earl Wiggins
Professor Giddings
Charles Murray
Jimmy
Clyde Crook
Charley
Marion Lund
Alice
Frances Myrick
Wemple Announces Candidacy for Beaverhead Sheriff
R T Wemple declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for Beaverhead County sheriff. He pledges an efficient businesslike administration if elected, subject to the August 3 primaries. Advertisement appears in the public notice.
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Beaverhead County
R. T. Wemple
Foley Pills Guaranteed to Satisfy or Money Refunded
A Chicago firm Foley & Co offers Foley Pills as a diuretic for kidneys with a satisfaction guarantee. Richard Bierly of Indianapolis reports relief after using a package, promoting Foley Pills for kidney and bladder disorders for men and women. Potts the Druggist advertises the product.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Richard Bierly
E. Washington Street
Indianapolis
Potts
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Frank Marchesseau
Andy Hays
Stanley Starr Jr
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Moraine Lake
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C. C. Hoole
Dawson County Review
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Dawson County High School
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