Local residents visit Dillon and area social notes
Local residents travel and visit in Dillon and nearby areas. Elk Horn Springs visitors include E E Hazel and S A Ball from Salmon. Dell guests Naomi Hildreth, Late Bimat and others attend weekend gatherings. Church figures Rev C J Phillips and Rev RO Shannon fish with families. A marriage license issued to Clayton Frisk and Ivy Hansen in Swan Valley Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Frisk
Swan Valley
Idaho
Ivy Hansen
Boise
H. M. Warner
Local residents return from trips and visits
Several Dillon residents and visitors are reported traveling or staying in towns far and near. E W Bond went to Helena on business while Mrs Hazel came from Elkhyn Springs. Frank Goyer and Miss Genevieve Metlen returned from California and a vacation. Others visited Los Angeles and Elkhorn Springs, with several relatives visiting in Dillon or from nearby Pipestone Springs and Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Metlen
California
Dillon Visitors and Local Residents Noted in Briefs
Mr and Mrs Milton Beans and Mrs John Brundage of Centennial Valley shopped in Dillon on Tuesday. Fred Huber visiting at Henry Thompson ranch is in town briefly. Joe Sprinkle submitted his final report as water commissioner on Medicine Lodge creek. Walter Bennett, former Dillon resident now in Wisconsin, visits Sheriff and Mrs W C Orr. Mrs W H Stephan left for Anaconda for her sister Miss Ted Martin's wedding. Fielding Graves returns from Glacier Park where Eagle Scout volunteers built the Eagle Scout Trail. Mrs H L Rodman and daughter Eleanor and Brigg Young of Montana visited Dillon Tuesday. A J Faust ranchman and daughter Mrs W L Dufur and baby depart for Spokane by motor via Flathead Lake. Merle Hansen, recipient of a scholarship at Butte Business College, leaves for Butte with his mother Mrs C M Hansen and Mrs Albert Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bennett
Wisconsin
A. J. Faust
East
Bench
W. L.,dufur and Baby
Spokane
Flathead’ Lake
Beaverhead residents greet annual visitor and travels noted
Frank Madden, a well known former Dillon resident from Manchester Connecticut, visits Beaverhead County and praises local conditions. W E Stinson and wife leave for Winona Minnesota to visit relatives and see his mother. Grandmother over 100 in Ellensburg Washington. Rev T J Simons and son Edward head to Yellowstone with Mary Simons returning to Muskingham College Canton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Madden
Manchester
Conn
Madden
Beaverhead County
Dillon
W. E. Stinson
Winona
Minnesota
Mr. Stinson
Ellensburg
Wash
T. J. Simons
Edward
Yellowstone
Mary Simons
Miss Simons
Muskingham College
New Concern
Ohio
Huron
Miller
South Dakota
Evanson
Ill
Thompson Remembered as Longtime Neighbor and Friend
Funeral services for a longtime resident were held with a simple tribute at a Lima cemetery. Rev H itt of Shy James Episcopal City officiated. Mrs F D Willis and other local ladies contributed a floral display. The ceremony drew ranchers and families who knew the deceased for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Itt
Shy James - -Episcopal
Lima
Ao -P. Thomas
W. G. .Gilbebe
Stephan
George Bott
Thompson
Mrs Potter of Chicago Visits Dillon Circles
Mrs Hollis Potter of Chicago, visiting Dillon, inspires local events. Mrs Alma Harid hosts a family dinner Monday for Mrs Potter and relatives. Mr and Mrs J E Gilbert join Mrs Potter and others for a Ravioli dinner trip to Butte. Judge Rudolph Désorti of Chicago orders Stanley Norwell to notify his wife’s divorce petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Potter
Cicago
Dillon
Desa
Alma Harid
Pottery
J. E. Gilbert
Potter
Bute
Rudolph Désorti
Chicago
Stanley Norwell
Local Notices of Wills and Thefts Reported Across Towns
An elderly man from Woodester Massachusetts left $1 to his son in a note noting love and warnings of thieves. Jesse Coppenbarger of Wapella Illinois reports 80 chickens stolen. Mrs Mary Counsil of Columbus Ohio wrote a will disposing of an estate exceeding $4,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
David’ E Simmons
Woodester
Mass
Jesse. Coppenbarger
Wapella
Mary’ Counsil
Columbus, C
Teachers Examinations Set This Week at Court House
County superintendent Miss Gladys Garr announces teachers' examinations will be held at the court house on Thursday Friday and Saturday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Garr
Court House
Gas Pain Confusion Clears After Adlerika
A reader recounts mis diagnosing appendicitis as gas in the right side, noting relief after Adlerika. The ad emphasizes digestive relief and urges readers not to be fooled by false symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Li Adams
Hammond Woman Pleads for Husband’s Release in Abusive Arrest
Mrs Clara Hopper of Hammond Indiana reports her husband assaulted her by knocking her down and sitting on her. She pleads with the court to release him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hopper
Hammond, Ind
Birthday celebration and church disturbance in brief notices
Mrs Annie J Murray of Sanford Maine marked her 75th birthday by chopping a large wood pile. Suitland Maryland police were called to end petting parties at a church after bottles and other debris indicated a party had occurred. Mrs Hester Arron of El Paso Texas refused stockings, her husband stating he objected to her bare limbs and she left him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie J. Murray
Sanford
Suitland
Hester Arron
el Paso
Tex
Train humor and domestic woes in a chaotic excerpt
A fragmented comic passage features a porter and passenger debating train ownership terms, a frightened woman warning of a burglar, quips about hiring and waiting for jobs, Cuba’s President Machado clocking coffee, a divorce suit in Columbus dated recent, and Alfred Drey in Burke with lost ears after a friendly argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred’ Drey
Burke, S. D
Hospital Stay Mention Reveals Three Months Absence
A fragment notes Jo recalling a three month hospital stay, implying an extended absence from activities. The terse line suggests personal health matters and recent inclusion in past events without detailing location or dates.
Andrus Reports Cascade Fair Success in Great Falls
Mr and Mrs Harry Andrus of the Andrus hotel attended the Cascade fair in Great Falls last week. He praised the exhibition noting meritorious agricultural and livestock exhibits and top running events. Attendances reached 29 000 first day and 33 500 final day with total admissions over 100 000 for five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhe
Cascade Fair
Harry
Andrus
Andrus Hotel
Montana
Great Falls
Bridge Luncheon Honors Myrtle Nederman At Orr Ranch
Mrs Ernest Orr hosted a Thursday afternoon bridge luncheon at the Orr ranch home to honor Miss Myrtle Nederman of Great Falls, a house guest of Miss Dorothy Blinn. Guests included Mrs Harry Eckhoff, Mrs Byron Orr, Mrs J B Loveless, and several Misses Gelhaus Hirschman Ballard Reece Gard Orr Williams Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Orr
Myrtle Nederman
Great Falls
Dorothy Blinn
Blinn
Harry Eckhoff
Byron Orr
J. B. Loveless
Ruth
Mary
Adelaide’ Gelhaus
Dorothy Hirschman
Jean
Helen Ballard
Margaret Reece
Caroline Gard
Edith Orr
Marjorie Williams
Rachel Smith
Mrs Chapman Hosts Bridge Luncheon at East Orr Street
Mrs Fred Chapman entertained several friends Tuesday afternoon at her East Orr street home. Four tables played bridge after a luncheon with Mrs W D Tovey winning high score and Mrs Forest Bayerd taking consolation. Invitations were issued for a bridge luncheon Friday at the Country Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Chapman
East Orr Street
W.D. Tovey
Forest Bayerd
Chapman
Clara Chapman
J. E. Morse
Country Inn
Miss Margaret Reece Hosts Bridge Party at West Side Home
Miss Margaret Reece acted as hostess for a Tuesday bridge party at her West Side family home. Summer flower decorations graced the scene as guests enjoyed refreshments after play. Prizes were won with Mrs Burniss Farrell taking first and Mrs J B Loveless the consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Reece
West Side
Return from Seattle Moe and Mrs C Moe visit
Mr and Mrs Moe returned Sunday from Seattle where they spent the summer. Mr Moe attended the University of Washington during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vb L Fairbanks
Thwa
Fairbanks
University
K. “Moe
Seattle
Moe
University of, Washington
Ranger Rolfe joins Beaverhead forest service
R. B. Rolfe and his family arrived Tuesday from Buffalo South Dakota where he received an appointment as an additional ranger for the Beaverhead forest. He will establish his headquarters here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Rolfe
Buffalo
South Dakota
Rolfe
Beaverhead Forest
St James Guild Ladies Host Evening At Ranch Home
Mrs. A. C. Morrow entertained the St James guild ladies Thursday at her ranch home west of the city in pleasant social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Morrow
St. James Guild
Card of Thanks for Henry Thompson Funeral Tributes
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kind acts and floral tributes during the last illness and funeral rites of Henry Thompson. Signed by Mrs. Anna H Thompson Mrs. Mary M Fassler Miss Bertha Huber and Mr and Mrs Fred Huber Tommy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thompson
Anna’ H. Thompson
Mary M. Fassler
Bertha Huber
Fred Huber
Tommy
Bridge Luncheon Held At Country Inn
Mrs. Fred Chapman Mrs. Clara Chapman and Mrs J E Merseen entertained many friends with a bridge luncheon at the Country Inn last Thursday. Eight tables competed in the afternoon with Miss Clara Plant winning the high score prize and Miss Jean Bishop taking the consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Chapman
Clara Chapman
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Bell of Altoona
Announcements from Dillon state the birth of a baby boy to Mr C D Bell and Mrs Bell in Altoona Pennsylvania on August 16. The infant has been named Ernest Charles. Mrs Bell's maiden name was Ann Gagnon of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williams
Los Angeles
Will._Rodgers
Dillon
C. D. Bell
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Ernest Charles
Bell
Ann Gagnon
Miss Billie Baxter Hosts Luncheon for Miss Maxine O Connor
Miss Billie Baxter entertained at her home Monday with a luncheon for Miss Maxine O Connor of Butte. Six covers were set for a dainty meal followed by a social with games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Baxter
Maxine O O’connor
Butte
Baxter Home
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BEDAN
W. Walters
POST
Peningy
E. E. Hazel
Elkhorn Springs
S. A. Ball
Salmon
Rae
S. M. McKnight
Dell Was
W. S
Naomi Hildreth
Late Bimat
Dell
Ake
Roscoe ‘Dillett
Billy
Peter H. Anderson
Alder
Jack Stocker
Grasshopper Valley
Leonard, Innes
Francis
Gelhaus
Charles Murray
C. J. Phillips
RO. Shannon
Blacktail Deer Creek
Newman
Metlen Block
Dillon, Mont
Isabel Piercy
Paul Martinell
Sheep Creek Basin
Ralph Harding
Dan Little
Frank
E. W.’ Bond
Helena
5. E. Hazel
Elkihgyn Springs
Frank Goyer
Bariack
Albert Smith
Twin Bridges Way
A.L. Stone
Calif
Nettie Hand of
Lavon
Ora Rafferty
Centennial Valley
Dwight Temple
Paul Temple
Jewell Romaine
Jackson
Lawrence Piazzola
Pipestone Springs
Frank Tyre
Walter Stamm
Salmon Country
Mr. Stamm
Virginia
Tyne Randolph
Mrs
George R. Baker
Ruth Gelhaus
Elizabeth Shotwell
Eurega Springs
Arkansas
Flint
Mich
Cloea Thomas
Columbus
C. P. Thomas
Miss Thomas
The
University of Ohio
Beaverhead ‘Mining Association
Roy Herndon
Beaverhead
Beaverhead -County
Milton’ Bean
John Brundage
Henry Thompson ‘Ranch
Joe
Medicine Lodge Creek
Fielding’ Graves
Glacier Park
Eagle’ Scouts
Eagle Scout
H. L. Rodman
Eleanor and
Brigg Young
Monida
Merle “Hansen
Butte Business College
C. M. Hansen
Albert Hansen
Fred Bennett
Muriel
Walter
Catherine Ross
W. D. Ross
Mountain Home
Frances
Mrs. Potter
Porter
Viece
Georgie
Gerardo Machado
Cuba
Bridge Party
NEW
Forest’ Ranger
Hartwig
Take
Garry
Carole Lombard
George Arliss
America
Evalyn Knapp
KODAK
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