Social Card Parties in Dillon Highlight Summer Decor
Mrs Charles R Clark hosted two card parties at her Dillon home with eight tables of 500 and a three course lunch. Guests included Mesdames Swain, Willis, Tower, Chapman and many others. Rev Thomas Anderson officiated the Tuesday event. Mr Gray and his bride planned a trip to Butte before settling on a Bannack ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R.’Clark
Clark
Mrs. Clark
H. H. Swain
Willis
B. A. Tower
Clara Chapman
H. F. Best
Justin E. Morse
O. M. Best
E. O. Selway
B. N. Stevenson
J. C. Metlen
Bertie Howard
George Metlen
Matthew Orr
R. F. Tattersall
A. Potts
Wm. Jennings
Wm. Bernstein
Bert Williams
Effie Christman
W. H. Richardson
Roscoe Cornell
R. R. Rathbone
G. T. Paul
M. A. Walker
M. E. Berry
Provo
Utah
Bert Orr
T. A. Burleigh
Seattle
Wash
E. J Callaway
M. E. Barry
E. D. White
L.H. Bennett
E. R. Mosher
Joseph E. Monroe
Alma Morse
Sadie Graeter
Jean Bishop
Grace Lamont
Grace Graeter
Fannie Browne
Jennie Jardine
Carolyn
Margaret White
Thomas Anderson
the Baptist Church
Mr. Gray
Butte
Bannack
Robert Clark
I. Edinger
Atty
Gen. Galen
Helena
Dillon
E. L. Norris
Burt A. Tower
E. M. Yeaman
Lukorie
Klein's
F. A. Hazelbaker
W. W. Francis
Wisdom
Ashlock
Osteopath
Cor. Bannack
Washington
E. H. Hawkins
Cincinnati
Iowa
Theo. Nelson
Jacob Hartwig
Zetta Gilbert
Mrs. Clark Hosts Card and Bridge Gatherings
Social events honor Mrs. Rundlett of Ashland Wisconsin with afternoon card games and a luncheon attended by B F White H T Poin dexter Wm Orr Ernest Orr J B Poindexter Clark Anderson Julius Rounds A S Rife N E Stone J T Cox John Lusher Jerome Baxter A F Waldorf Maggie Morse John Bishop Mary Eidson T D Olmsted Lorenzo Cushing A A Elliott Sam Arndts D Randolph D W Randolph Chas Niblack A L Anderson Lillian Free Phillip Lovell Gen E Martin C K Wyman H D Weenink Helpers Hazel Maurer Margaret Poindexter Olga Anderegg Stella Knotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flinch
Clark
R. W. Rundlett
Ashland
Wisconsin
Rundlett
Mesdames
B. F. White
H. T. Poindexter
Wm, Orr
Ernest Orr
A. L. Anderson
Lillian Free
Phillip Lovell
Gen. E. Martin
C. K. Wyman
H. D. Weenink
Mrs. Clark
Hazel Maurer
Margaret Poindexter
Olga Anderegg
Stella Knotts
Ohio picnic draws seventy five attendees at Barretts
At the last week picnic in Barretts, at least seventy five Ohioans joined the event. Thirty three names were registered, sixteen counties represented with Guernsey County contributing thirteen attendees. Organizers expect larger turnout next year and a continued annual celebration. Attendees received blue and gold badges.
Mrs Tower Hosts Afternoon Visit For Local Friends
Mrs L Tower entertained friends last week with an old fashion afternoon visit. Guests included Mrs O Brien Meg Atte Tobson and Miss Leah. Dinner was served at six. Attending were Mrs L A Fitch J R Hedley Harold Helen and Donna Hedley. Sheridan Forum.
Quiet Dillon wedding unites Ruth Knotts and Guy Gray
A small ceremony united Miss Ruth Knotts and Mr. Guy Gray in Dillon on Wednesday evening at eight o'clock at the bride’s parents home. The event was attended by immediate family and a few close friends who congratulated the couple amid decorations of sweet peas.
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Ruth Knotts
Guy Gray
Dillon
Peake D. Knotts
Social card party at Mrs White's Idaho Street home
Miss Margaret White entertained guests with an evening of cards at her Idaho Street residence on Thursday. Attending were Mr and Mrs M E Barry Dr and Mrs H F Best Misses Alma Morse Josephine Erwin Marie Lamount and Messrs Judson Best George Melton John Lavan and Boyd Cypert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. White
Alma Morse
White
Charles Falk
Eureka
California
M. T. Lougheed
0. M. Best
H. F. Best
T. A. Burleigh
Seattle
E. O. Selway
Arthur Graeter
Lyman Bennett
Justin E. Morse
Co. R. Clark
R. W. Rundlett
Ashland
Wis
B. F. White
Carolyn Isrand
Margaret White
Grace and
Sadie Gracter
Fannie Browne
Idaho Street
M. E. Barry
Josephine Erwin
Marie Lamont
Judson Best
George Melton
John Lavan
Boyd Cypert
Dinner Honoring Mrs. E H Hawkins At Countr y Home
Last Sunday Mrs Theo Nelson hosted a dinner at her country home for her guest and old school friend Mrs E H Hawkins of Cincinnati Iowa. Guest list included Mr and Mrs Arthur Graeter Mr and Mrs Hawley Selway Geo P Hughes and Mrs Sarah Hughes and Mrs Sherman Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Nelson
E. H. Hawkins
Cincinnati
Iowa
Nelson
Arthur Graeter
Hawley Selway
Geo. P. Hughes
Sarah Hughes
Sherman Hughes
Needle Club Opens Fall Season With Home Meeting
The Needle Club held its first fall meeting last Wednesday at Mrs. Finley Cunnard’s home. Next Wednesday the group will meet again with Mrs. F. E. Dodds for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
Finley Cunnard
F. E. Dodds
M E Aid Elects New Officers At Church Meeting
Mesdames R W Boone and Wm Smith hosted the M E Aid last week and elected officers: Kate Poin dexter vice president George Ainslie first vice president Betsey Haines second vice president Earl Selway secretary Maude Selway treasurer No meeting this week due to the Fair. next Thursday the society meets in the church lecture rooms with hosts Earl Selway and J B Mayfield urging full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
R. W. Boone
Wm. Smith
Ladies Aid
Kate Poindexter
George Ainslie
Betsey Haines
Earl Selway
Maude Selway
J. B. Mayfield
Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting Postponed for Beaverhead Fair
The Baptist church ladies aid society did not meet this week due to the Beaverhead County fair. Next Thursday afternoon Mrs. Chris Maurer will host the aid at her home and a large attendance is desired.
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Baptist
Beaverhead County
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Baptist Church
Chris. Maurer
Mrs W F Cashmore Hosts Guild Meeting at Hall
Mrs W F Cashmore will entertain the guild at the Guild hall next Thursday afternoon. All members are requested to be present as important business is to be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Cashmore
Guild
Manse Society to Meet Hosted by Mrs Ernest Orr
The Manse society will be entertained next Thursday by Mrs. Ernest Orr in an afternoon gathering at the society rooms.
No Meetings Held This Week by Manse Society and St Rose Guild
No sessions were conducted this week for the Manse society or the St Rose guild as reported in local notices. The brief item records a pause in activities for both groups.
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Manse
Manse Society
St. Rose
Guild
Presbyterian Services Sunday at Pribytedan Church
Regular morning and evening services resume Sunday the 15th with sermons by the pastor. Morning theme The Christian Church and Its Mission based on Matt 16:18 and 28:19-20. Evening theme The Irretrievable Past and the Available Future based on Mark 14:41-42. Hours 10 a m and 8 p m.
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Pribytedan
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church of
Dillon
Strayed Horses from Dillon Farm Offer Reward
Strayed from William Natrass farm four miles east of Dillon two gentle horses: a dark bay nine years old about 1350 pounds with white on nose and hind feet, and an iron gray six years old about 1600 pounds. Both branded on left jaw. Last seen heading toward Ryan's canyon past Poindexter ranch. Reward ten dollars for return to Anderson's livery stable in Dillon. Contact Walter J. Crowell.
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P. H. Poindexter
Ryan's Canyon
Anderson
Dillon
Walter J. Crowell
Dr Mussigbrod Travels to town for Legal Matters
Dr. Peter Mussigbrod of Warm Springs was in town yesterday and Wednesday attending to legal business.
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Peter Mussigbrod
Warm Springs
Beaverhead County Sheriff Candidate Declares Candidacy
A candidate announces for the office of sheriff in Beaverhead County subject to the Democratic convention on October 1, 1912. The entry appears under a local announcements section with the name R. T. Wenrte.
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Beaverhead County
Social notes highlight visits around Dillon and Missoula
Local and personal items list visits by Wm. Wyatt in Missoula, Robert Clark in Butte, Galen in Dillon, and Gov. Norris in Dillon, plus numerous travels of residents to Helena, Butte, and other towns. Mentions include Miss Gilbert returning from abroad, Alma Morse and Grace Gracier heading East for studies, and upcoming church and hotel events.
Announcement of Bond and Gray Grocery Purchase
The new owners announce continued operation as a cash store or 30 day accounts with years of experience guiding fair pricing and community needs. They pledge fair treatment, low prices on high grade goods, and a focus on telephone orders to be filled with the same care as in person, phone 99 Black.
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Bond & Gray
Mountain States Telephone Directory Adopts Oct 1 Press Date
Notice announces the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co directory goes to press on October 1 and asks for changes or additions to be reported to the local office by October 18 to ensure inclusion in the book. The entry references Bell Phone as the contact.
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Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bell Phone
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Ohio
Mrs. Tower
Church Societies
M. E. Aid
St. James Guild
William Natrass
R. T, Wenrte
Wm. Wyatt
Missoula
Cora Bryan
the Medlen
Irene Yeaman
Lemhi
Idaho
East
Wellesley College
Grace Gracier
Montana Gilbert
Joseph O'Leary
Twin Bridges
Richard Gallagher
E. D. Marsh
H. R. Marsh
T. A. Foster
Sheridan
St. Rose Guild
D. Foley
Parsonage
Minnie Gilbert
Urbana
Illinois
William Bernstein
Germany
Otto Leach
Roundup
F. P. Birrer
N. J. Birrer
Great Falls
J. Anson Baxter
Bozeman
Agricultural College
Homer Worth
Silesia
Montana
Normal College
Smith College
Alma VanDeWalker
Yellowstone Park
Cora Owsley
Mae Powers
Deer Lodge
L. F. Pohndorf
A. A. Elliott
Polson
G. H. Eastman
Belmont, N. H
W. E. Eastman
Helen Rife
Medicine Lodge
Carl Decker
Grant
Mildred Weenink
Boulder
Maurice Murray
T. J. Murray
Lynden, Ky
Kentucky Military Institute
E. C. Haavik
Livingston
Presbyterian Church
Boulder Springs
Mae, Busch
Montana State Normal College
Dale Hodson
Julia C. Clemments
Anna W. Owsley
Antoine Deloria
Garden
Mich
Foley
Potts
L. R. Foote
Kate Lewis
Edgar Rife
Howard Wilcomb
Laurin
Alder Gulch
Bert Adams Tower
Tower
Chamberlain
H.W. Hendrickson
Ohio Falls
Ind
Johnny Burkes
Montana Street
Lusher
Broadway
John Torr
Apperson
Jack Rabbit
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