Notable Apex Visitors and Local Trade Notes in Dillon
Dillon locals report several Apex visitors this week including C A Burden and Mrs Enoch Young from Apex and A S Beardsley from Monida. Dale English from Twin Bridges, Blaz R Lugas of Monida, and William Hollingsworth returning from Centennial valley are among those passing through. The Eaton area’s seeds and shipments remain active with Nels Nelson witness in the Big Hole water suit and A P Williams overseeing lamb shipments from Alder. Otto Christianson of Apex reports a record 2000 bushels from three acres of spuds, underscoring Apex’s growing potato reputation.
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Nels Nelson
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Big Hole
Otto Christianson
Apex
Local notes from Dillon and nearby towns
WwW. E. Stephenson becomes bookkeeper at Eliels succeeding Frank Ashworth. Charles E. Calvert of Lima attends to Dillon business. Mrs Verona Metlen and son Joe visit from Medicine Lodge. Miss Jean Bishop attends Daughters of the Revolution meeting in Missoula. Frank Eliel returns from Helena after state board of education meeting. Mrs Ralph Patrick and sister Miss Campbell head to California for winter. Bruce Gilbert, son of Mr and Mrs W G Gilbert, recovering from eye injury from a fall on a pointed stick. The City Shoe Store advertises Holeproof Hosiery with new shipment. Gus Wenger visits Dillon, looking younger. Rev Edward Smith conducts funeral for Robert M. Bateman. 25 tons alfalfa for harvest offered by James Kirkpatrick, box 397, Dillon. Mrs Charles A Burden returns from Butte hospital. husband accompanies her home. Apples for sale Rome, Grimes, Black Ben, Jonathan 2.50, Winter Banana or Delicious 3.00. Fine prunes 20 lbs 1.50 postpaid. D R North from Sweetwater ranch completes homestead entry with witnesses the Lyons brothers.
Sunday Services at Methodist Church This Week
Sermon theme Sunday morning is Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Everybody. Worship starts 11 and ends 12 05. Sunday School at 10 with Superintendent Roy Herndon. All Dillon residents urged to attend on October 11. Epworth League meets at 6 30 with topic The Ep worths Good Time In His Reading. Evening service at 7 30 sermon Tinker or Thinker.
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Roy
Methodist Church
Roy Herndon
Dillon
Epworth
Carl Knudsen
Social bridge dinners by Mars Yr Woodside and Mrs Chas Oberem
The Woodside home hosted a series of bridge dinners in late week with oriental décor in black and yellow. Six tables played each evening with prizes for high and low scores. Weeks included Monday Tuesday and Thursday sessions hosted by Mars Yr Woodside and Mrs Chas Oberem.
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Mars
Woodside
Chas. Oberem
Mons
Weds Mabel Harroun to Dan Piccone in Dillon
Mabel Frances Harroun and Dan Piccone married Tuesday morning at the Baptist Parsonage with Rev. Hurley officiating. Grace and Frank Little attended. a breakfast followed at the Dan Little home. Piccone, a Reichle railroad worker, and Harroun, a former Dillon normal college graduate, plan a month long honeymoon to Salt Lake and Los Angeles before settling in Reichle.
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Mabel Frances ‘Harroun
Dan Piccone
Baptist Parsonage
Hurley
Grace Little
Frank Little
Dan Little
Piccone
Dillon
Normal College
Reichle
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Scandia Club Dance Planned for Oct 17 in Darts Hall
The Scandia Club announces a dance for Saturday evening October 17 at Darts Hall with supper served at midnight. All welcome and admission is 41 1 2 cents. Also notes patrol cutters steering through icebergs and Col Mitchell’s status after relief from command. Libby reports sixty new homes and additional business houses built this year.
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Scandia Club
Libby
Evening Bridge Parties At J B Holtz Home
Two county social events hosted by Miss Bernice Bowers Miss Marie Boger Miss Hila Free and Miss Agnes Reid at the J B Holtz residence on Idaho Street featured lavender and gold themes. Nine tables played each night with prizes for high and low scores and refreshments served late.
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Bernice Bowers
Marie Boger
Hila Free
Agnes Reid
J. B. Holtz
Idaho St
Needle Club Luncheon Entertained by Mrs Hazelbaker
Mrs F A Hazlebaker hosted the Needle club luncheon at 1 30 Wednesday afternoon. The gathering enjoyed a delightful afternoon with guest Mrs J H Gilbert among the attendees.
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F. A.hazelbaker
The
Needle Club
J. H. Gilbert
Series of Elegant Parties by Rena Randolph and Mis Mn
A weekly series of three parties was hosted in their apartments this week by Rena Randolph and Mis Mn. Guests enjoyed a delightful diversion each evening with games and plays, followed by refreshments.
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Rena Randolph
Mis Mn
Canis
St James Guild Meeting Set for October 15
St James Guild will meet Thursday October 15 at the home of Mrs Bert Orr on South Idaho Street.
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St. James Guild
Bert Orr
Idaho St
Westminster Guild meets at Mrs Davis home
Mrs S E Davis entertained the Westminster Guild Thursday afternoon at her residence on So Dakota Street, hosting members for a social gathering.
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S. E. Davis
Westminster Guild
So.Dakota St
Arrests in Lima Liquor Raid
Sheriff’s deputies arrested Jim Radcliffe and James Dixon in Lima on unlawful liquor possession charges. They pleaded guilty before Judge Phillips, bonds set at 500 dollars, with sentence to be passed in district court. The pair ran a cleaning establishment raided for liquor.
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Lima
Phillips
Lincoln and Lincoln's simplicity in a Washington world
A compact comment contrasts Abraham Lincoln with modern politicians. It notes Lincoln's brief 200 word Gettysburg Address as a model of conciseness, claims no later speaker matches it, and humorously recalls Gettysburg era scenes and discarded cigars before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
America
Grant
Durham
Dancing Party at Oddfellows Hall Hosts Miss Helen Hoffman
Miss Helen Hoffman will host a dancing party at the Oddfellows hall this evening. Fifty invitations were issued to the younger set. The hall is decorated in Hallowe en colors with dancing and games planned and refreshments to be served late.
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Helen Hoffman
Oddfellows Hall
Hallowe’en
Manse Society to Meet at Bert Williams Home
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained Thursday afternoon October 15 by Mrs. Bert Williams at her home on the west side.
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the Presbyterian Church
Bert Williams
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C._A. Burden
Grat Falls
Myr
Enoch
A. S. ‘Beardsley
Monida
Dale English
Twin Bridges Road
Harry Lapham of
Jackson
Blaz R. Lugas
S. J. Kelly
Twin Bridges
Mrs. Kelly
Indiana
Our City
Wm. Dunn
Bannack
William Hollingsworth
Centennial Valley
California
J. W. Scott
Armtead
A. L. Anderson
Jean Bishop
Missoula
Methodist Parsonage
A. P. Williams
Alder
Alex Robb
Idaho, Falls
Dr. Willits
Wm. Flynn
T. J. McGrath
F. W. Peckover
Red Rock Lakes
Roger Bros. Seed
Montana Mercantile
Poulter
E. Stephenson
Frank ‘Ashworth
Eliels
Charles E. Calvert
Verona Metlen
Joe
Medicine Lodge
Daughters of the Revolution
Frank Eliel
Helena
State Board of Education
Ralph Patrick
Miss Campbell
Bruce Gilbert
W. G. Gilbert
Gus Wenger
Big Hole Basin
Edward Smith
Melrose
Robert M. Bateman
James Kirkpatrick
Montana
Charles A. Burden
Butte
Mr. Burden
Rome
Grimes
Black Ben
Jonathan
E. C. Bricker
Jerome Idaho
D. R. North
Sweetwater
Lyons Brothers
John
Joseph
Glenn
Sunday Services Methodist Church
the Tribune
Col. Mitchell
Ette
Copenhagen
St James. Guild
Bulls
Will Rogers
Amaizo For
Sheriff's Force
Jim Radcliffe
James Dixon
Manse Society
Hinook
Utah- Idaho
VIA
Oregon
S. S. Carruthers
Roger
P. S
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Fifth Avenue
New York City
Anderson Market
G. W. Pendleton
M. D
Shoup Ave
Idaho Falls, Idaho
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