Dillon Society Hosts Elegant Japanese Themed Flower Tea
Mesdames Best Riley Monroe and Paul hosted a refined flower and needle work party in Dillon. Guests enjoyed a Japanese decor with lanterns screens and violet greens. Tea service featured a cross of morning glory violet marguerite sweet peas car nation and more amid springtable settings and formal luncheon items.
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Mesdames Best
Riley
Monroe
Paul
A. A. Luce
A. C. Gruwell
R. W. Boone
Marguerite
A. B. Martin
J. W. Scott
G. B. Conway
A. V. Sebree
George Banks
L. D. Graeter
W. A. Oliver
Margaret Poindexter
A. W. Owsley
J. W. Lusher
B. F. White
A. Connolly
Sam Thomas
R.A. Reynolds
J. B. Poindexter
W. T
Thursday Evening Best Home Party Hosts Many Guests
A refined gathering at the Best home featured Mr. and Mrs. Best and numerous couples, with Miss Thelma Riley and Miss Lucile Paul at the door. Hibiscus lanterns lit the hall while Miss Hortens Paul poured punch. Sixty three was played as Violet score cards impressed guests and many friends attended the event.
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Best
Misses Tattersall
Cora Taylor
Florence Conway
Ethel Squire
J. B. McKinney
J. E. Morse
E. O. Selway
J. C. Mellon
C. J. Fenner
A. L. Stone
Leslie Thompson
T. D. Olmsted
Rathbone
Mesdames Chapman
Moe Connell
Bertie Howard
C. R. Squire
Misses. Carson
Thormyer
Hawley
Thorpe
Jeffrey
Dorchester
Judge Callaway
Messrs
Frank
Eliel
Albert Stamm
It Cashrrore
Hs Walker
What Became of Parker presented by Shakespeare club
The Dillon Theatre hosted the Shakes peare club farce What Became of Parker last Friday with Dr R R Rathbone Miss Eva LaBeau and others delivering strong performances The cast included Harry Gilbert C W Robison Estella Mae Rich and Eugene Poindexter aided by Dr Kingsbury and Mrs Rath bone The production was praised for lively costumes and an enthusiastic audience reaction with director Mrs J B McKinney noted for her capable work The article then shifts to a discussion of land fraud cases and alleged schemes by several individuals including John A Benson Frederick A Hyde and Jesse D Carr detailing fraudulent homesteading and vast land holdings across multiple states The piece also mentions actions by government departments and calls for legislative reform and ends noting H J Smith of Bristow visited Dillon this week.
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Parker
Shakespeare Club
Dillon Theatre
R. R. Rathbone
Fred Parker
Estella Mae Rich
Miss Rich
Eugene Poindexter
Otto
Dr. Kingsbury
Mr. Harrison
Ripley
Policeman
Mrs. Rathbone
Mildred Green
Miss Rife
Cora
J. B. McKinney
New Jers
Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticy
Delaware
Greece
Miller
Barrie
John A. Benson
Washington
Frederick A. Hyde
Jack
Monterey County
California
Jesse D. Carr
United States
Oregon
Nevada
Minnesota
Dakotas
Congress
Rotvelt
Dillon Carnegie Library Board Reports Yearly Use and Fines
The Dillon Carnegie library board met led by Mayor White. Miss Mary Innes reported 551 patrons and 13 198 books loaned from May 1 1904 to May 1 1905 with fines totaling 26 85. Readers often kept books beyond due dates. two week lending with possible two week renewal. Hours are 7 to 9 30 nightly except Thursday and Sunday. specific distribution periods for borrowing and Friday is for children.
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Dillon Carnegie Library
White
AB. Martin
F.C. Kress
J. B. McKinney
Mary Innes
Dillon
Miss Innes
The West Coast Land Graft ers Under scrutiny
The St Paul Pioneer Press cites Everybody's Magazine May issue detailing the alleged land graft on the West Coast. It highlights Henry Miller's vast holdings, claimed at 14,539,200 acres, and cites U S court testimony about extensive fraud in land acquisitions.
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St. Paul
Henry Miller
United States
Travel Deals From Salt Lake City to Midwest Towns
On May 27 29 June 3 5 10 and 12 tickets go on sale from Salt Lake City by the Chicago and North-Western Railway. One way trips to Chicago Milwaukee Peoria and St Paul offer round trip prices ranging from 39 90 to 45 90. Agent A Walter promotes the sale from Box 750 Salt Lake City Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Chicago
Cc. A. Walter
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Utah
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