Reunion at Best View Lodge Highlights Dillon Guests
A Dillon gathering at Best View Lodge Elk horn Springs brought old friends together. Guests included Mrs. Margaret Morse Mrs. John Forrester and Mrs. J W Tait with others visiting from Helena DuBois Idaho and Dillon. The North Side Country Club will be hosted Tuesday by Mrs Earl Selway and Miss Martha Chapman at Mrs Selway's home.
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Best View Lodge
Elkhorn Springs
Margaret Morse
John Forrester
Dillon
J. W. Tait
Helena
O. M. Best
Mary van de Walker
R. T. Tattersall
Raymond Best
DuBois
Idaho
North Side Country Club
Earl Selway
Martha Chapman
Selway
Baptist Aid Society Meets at Mrs Drucker Home
Mrs Drucker hosts Baptist Aid Society gathering next Thursday afternoon for members including Mrs Markland Hl and other attendees.
Hobnob Club Opens Season With Mrs Rees Hosting
Mrs J W Rees will entertain the Hobnob club this evening marking the first meeting of the season. The host plans a cordial gathering for members at her home.
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J. W. Rees
Methodist Aid Society names new officers for year
The newly elected officers are Mrs. Etta Metzel president, Mrs. W. E. Roberts vice president, Mrs. E. W. Crichton secretary, and Mrs. Betsy Haines treasurer.
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Methodist Aid Society
Etta Metzel
W. E. Roberts
E. W. Crichton
Betsy Haines
Inter-communicating telephone system installed in high school
The class of 1920 has donated an inter communicating telephone system to the high school buildings to improve the school plant. Mrs Addy Peterson and Mrs A B Tranklin of Seattle are guests at the W F Cashmore home and plan to depart next Sunday.
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Addy Peterson
A. B. Tranklin
Seattle
Melrose Visitors Spend Thursday in Dillon
Mr. and Mrs. William Lacey and Mrs. J. H. McDonald and their small daughter of Melrose spent Thursday in Dillon.
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William Lacey
J. H. McDonald
Melrose
Dillon
Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Local residents report visits from Tata Anderson, John Barrett and family, Frank Rife, Emrys White, and Miss Baumann. Students depart for teaching posts in Indiana and Bedrock, while tours to Yellowstone and Armstead are noted. Advertisements for rental housing and local trades appear amid Pow-Wow travelers heading to Wisdom. John Taylor at Beaverhead-Alberta oil well improves from a severe leg injury.
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John Barrett
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
Butte
Emrys White
Redlands
Cal
John Taylor
Beaverhead-Alberta
Copper in the Home Urges Broader Copper Use
William A. Paine of Copper Range Co argues copper remains essential to industry and will rebound stronger. He notes the gap between producer and fabricator profits hinders use and suggests producers may turn to finished copper goods for direct distribution while urging households to include copper items like wash boilers and tea kettles.
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William A. Paine
The
Copper Range Co
Paine
Rankin brother may seek U S Senate seat
Miss Jeanette Rankin in Washington says attorney general Wellington D Rankin is seriously considering running for the United States Senate to succeed Senator Myers. He is described as an able lawyer with a strong personal following and a modern political style, aided by his sister.
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Jeanette Rankin
Washington
W. D. Rankin
United States Senate
Senator Myers
Wellington D
Harry Parsons
Judge Nickols
Gown of John Wesley Displayed by Wesleyan Connexion
The Wesleyan Methodist Connexion received a gown once worn by John Wesley, founder of Methodism, dating before 1791 and over 180 years old. The heavy study gown shows black floral and horse motifs. slippers believed to be Wesley’s accompany it. Wesley museum to add Charles Wesley’s study chair as donor gift. visitors from overseas and the U S show strong interest in Methodism history. Miss Frances Caldwell departs for Miles City to teach next year. Rural help sought with a four year old child. ranch work advertisement appears in the issue.
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Wesleyan Methodist Connexion
London Daily News
John Wesley
Preddher
Wesley
Great Britain
Ireland
Wesley Museum
John
Charles Wesley
Dominions
United States
Clean-Up Campaign Squad Aids World War Veterans
A Beav erhead Jefferson Madison Powell Deer Lodge and Silver Bow counties drive Sept 21 24 offers veterans help with compensation claims hospitalization vocational education and war service issues. The Butte based team includes a medical examiner federal vocational education rep claims contact examiner Red Cross and American Legion reps with Red Cross aid for missing or ill veterans.
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Beaverhead
Jefferson
Madison
Powell
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Red Cross
American Legion
Butte
Federal Board For Vocational Education
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Huber Bros. Jewelers and Opticians
Masonic Temple
Baptist Aid
Dillon News Briefs
Tata, Anderson
Grant
J. M. Neidt
the Big Hole
George Clemon
James Mansfield
Wm. G. Blair
Horse Prairie
P. M. Sweeney
Sheep Creek Basin
Gowen
California
Justin Brundage
Centennial Valleys
Bath
Atlantic
James Kirkpatrick
J. J. Rumbaugh
Helen Finch
Indiana
Pennsylvania
State Normal College
Anna L., Baumann
Bedrock
Miss Baumann
Pauline van de Walker
Ebling Iblings
Jos
Oliver
Yellowstone National Park
Dell Longton
George McIntosh
Mayme McIntosh
Anaconda
L. Schmittroth
Wisdom
C. C. Newman
Montana
Jean Bishop
F. H. Garver
Armstead
Continental Divide
Anna Hart
Eaverhead Milling and Elevator Company
Dillon, Montan
Viel’s
Beavermont
Roger
Hill Bros
Golden Gate
Schilling
Paul Stratton
Viel’s Cash Store
Klein Bkee
Frances Caldwell
Miles City