Birthday surprise for Rev George MacDougall at Dillon church
Church members and friends held a surprise party for Rev George MacDougall of First Baptist last Friday night. Guests brought gifts such as a large birthday cake fruit jelly jars but left them for the parsonage. Mrs Kate Lynn read an original poem honoring MacDougall’s canoe trip from Dillon to Great Falls.
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George MacDougall
First Baptist Church
Kate Lynn
MacDougall
Dillon
Great Falls
Mrs Hattie Longley Weds Lowell Grimes at Baptist Parsonage
Mrs Hattie Longley and Lowell T Grimes were married Sunday September 18 at the Baptist parsonage by Rev George MacDougall. Both are well known residents of the city and will live on East Thomson Avenue. Mrs Marshall Field and Mrs George Selway hosted bridge parties at Mrs Field's home on South Washington Street with three events and eight tables.
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Hattie Longley
Lowell T. Grimes
Baptist Parsonage
George MacDougall
Thomson Avenue
Marshall Field
George Selway
Field
South Washington Street
Shower honors Mary Hester Phillips bride to be
A Saturday evening shower at Miss Pluma Tattersall home on South Idaho honored Miss Mary Hester Phillips for her upcoming marriage to Dr. Eugene Bond next month. Sixty guests attended and gave gifts, then a luncheon followed. The Busy Bee club hosted a surprise party for Mrs. Nels Nelson on South Atlantic street presenting a jardiniere. Mrs. Nelson plans a winter in Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pluma Tattersall
Idaho Street
Mary Hester Phillips
Eugene Bond
Miss Phillips
Nels Nelson
South Atlantic Street
Mrs Knutson Hospitable Kensington Honoring Dillon Visitor
Mrs J B Holtz entertained last Saturday afternoon with a Kensington in honor of Mrs Knutson visiting Dillon relatives from Minnesota. Mrs Knutson was formerly Miss Idanah Baker and is well known here.
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J. B. Holtz
Knutson
Dillon
Minnesota
Idanah Baker
Woman's Missionary Society Postpones October Meeting
Due to a branch meeting in Butte on October 18 to 31 the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will hold its October meeting next Thursday afternoon September 29 at 3 o'clock at the Methodist church. Theta was entertained Tuesday evening by Miss Clara Adams on Rifle street with bridge and refreshments for twenty eight guests after the game.
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Butte
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Theta
Clara Adams
Rife Street
Bridge
Birthday Party Hosted by Master Luebbin Enjoys Games
Master Tom Luebbin acted as host for a birthday party Tuesday afternoon with numerous young friends attending. Games were played and a delicious lunch was served at the close of the gathering.
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Tom Luebbin
Delphian Meeting on Grecian Art in New Kindergarten Room
Delphian will meet Monday September 26 at 2 30 in the new kindergarten room Mrs T Sk Luebben will lead the session focusing on Grecian art.
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T. Sk. Luebben
Church Services at Comer Glendale and Pacific
Sunday school starts at 10 a m with morning worship at 11 a m. Everyone is welcome. Pastor W F Schmidt invites the community to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comer
Glendale and
Pacific
W. F. Schmidt
Roe hosts informal dinner for friends last Thursday
Mr and Mrs E B Roe entertained a number of friends at an informal dinner party last Thursday evening, gathering neighbors and colleagues for a late evening meal and social conversation.
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Mrs. E. B. Roe
Busy Bee Club Meeting and Hobnob Host Dates
The Busy Bee club met at Mrs. Edward Smith's home Wednesday afternoon. North Side Country Club is set to meet Tuesday September 27 at Mrs. Frank Bell's home Hobnob club will be hosted by Miss Carolyn White next Friday September 30 at Hobnob.
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Busy Bee
Busy Bee Club
Edward Smith
North Side Country Club
Frank Bell
Carolyn White
Dillon Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Ads
Dillon notes list visitors including Charles M. LaDue from Sheridan and Amos Wyatt from Lima, Peru. Local ad items promote fall hats at Miss Baldwin and beds for sale, with numerous mentions of residents visiting, moving, or traveling to nearby towns and events.
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Amos Wyatt
Lima
Peru
Andrus Hotel
Miss Baldwin’s
Beaverhead High football outlook shows promise this season
Beaverhead High fields a deep pool of players for the football season with scrimmage held daily to build a first class squad. Veterans Selway Smith Smith, Cushing Williams Leimert return, while newcomers Foster Dansie Andrus Cashmore Yost Henderson impress. First game likely in two weeks with possible foes Butte Missoula Deer Lodge Whitehall.
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Beaverhead High
Beaverhead
Selway
Alan Smith
Andy Smith
Car
Sweeney
Davis
Cushing
Williams
Leimert
Foster
Dansie
Andrus
Cashmore
Yost
Henderson
Knudson
School association forms for 1921 22 at Dillon
Largest student body in school history joins the student association for 1921 22. Principal Beam lauds last year’s conduct, notes the association’s state reputation, and says inquiries came about the constitution. He discusses reopening the school picture show and a potential contract with a leading film company. The first film may top Kismet and will include an orchestra. Students plan a weekly paper with first issue in October. Franks Sweeney chairs. Officers named: President Alan Smith Warren Shaw Maureen Desmond Clair Cosgrove. Vice President Jack Leimert. Secretary Jay Cosgrove Ella Free Warren Murray. Treasurer Hermiece Hirsham Andrew Smith. Business managers Melven Smith Elmer Selway Edwin Whitworth. Yell leader Maureen Desmond.
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Beam
Dillon
Kismet
Frank Sweeney
Alan Smith
Warren Shaw
Maureen Desmond
Clair Cosgrove
Jack Leimert
Jay Cosgrove
Ella Free
Warren Murray
Hermiece Hirsham
Andrew Smith
Melven Smith
Elmer Selway
Edwin Whitworth
Yell
Telephone Wires En Circle Moon 100 Times
The article notes that in 45 years the telephone has grown from Bell’s invention to a national system serving 107 million people in the continental United States. It describes vast infrastructure with wires circling the moon over 100 times, pole lines wrapping the world, underground duct space, and buildings large enough to form a city the size of Richmond. It also cites over 33 million daily conversations.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Continental
United States
Earth
Moon
Richmond
For Sale and Trade in Dillon Montana and Nearby Counties
Real estate and land parcels listed for sale or trade. One dwelling on two lots with 56 unimproved lots near water mains and sewers. Also farmland and unimproved fruit lands in Sanders and Ravalli counties. Trade for improved property in Dillon, Butte, or Missoula. Contact J. E. David, 511 Rife St, Dillon.
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Sanders
Ravilli
Montana
Dillon
Butte
Missoula
J. E. David
Rife St
Menotana
Palmer Bros Circus to Visit Dillon on Tuesday
For the first time in years a circus will appear in Dillon with strong animal acts. The Palmer Bros show is scheduled for Tuesday September 27 drawing enthusiastic crowds as local children save their nickels for the event.
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Dillon
Palmer Bros. Circus
Montana state normal college opens fall term
The Montana state normal college will open its fall semester next Monday with ample equipment and staff to handle at least 300 students. Officials expect enrollment to exceed last fall’s figures as all state colleges start about three weeks later than usual.
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Montana State Normal College
Telephones Fit Patrons Height in New York Booths
A New York Sun report notes Pennsylvania Station telephones were adjusted to fit users of different heights. Tall travelers and shorter patrons can use the same booths with stools provided for those who need them.
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Beveridge Orchestra
New York Girls’ Jazz Band
Pennsylvania Station
New York
New York Sun
Mrs Hart Advertises Winter Hats For Inspectors
Advertisement notes a display of winter hats at Mrs. Hart's with invitation to inspect. Rodgers spent two days in Butte this week.
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H. G. Rodgers
Butte
Buy a Home Ad Promotes Budget Friendly Bungalows
A real estate advertisement urges wives to buy a home now while prices are low and payments are easy. It touts available bargains in bungalows cottages and houses and invites interested readers to contact Co C Newman in Dillon Montana by telephone at Bik. line.
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Co. C. Newman
Dillon
Mont
Stop Eye Defects at Andrus Hotel
Dr. H. H. Scarborough, specialist, will be at the Andrus hotel in Dillon on Wednesday September 28. He offers to stop headaches and eye defects with his services advertised to the public.
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H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Dillon
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Huber Bros
Jewelers & Opticians Masonic Temple
Dillon Social
Longley-Grimes
Mrs. Knutson
Lutheran Church
North Side Club
Carl B. Taylor
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Mont
Py Eaverhead Milling [ and Elevator Company
Dillon, Montana
Dillon News Briefs
Charles M. LaDue of
Sheridan
Miss Baldwin
Henry Wyatt
Wilson and Burden-ranch
John Peterson
Horse Prairie
M. Yeaman
Salmon
George Francis of Wisdom
L. BE. Andrepup
Helena
Inquire
North
Washington
Charles Hah
Edith Gray
Mel Lougheed
3. A. Risley
Big Hole Basin
Lizette Rounds
Elkhorn Springs
Matt Barry
Billings
City
Adams
H. A. MacMillan
Hugh
California
Mrs
Arthur Conger
Roundup
D. W. Enwin
Monida
Carter Indinger
Seattle
Wash
The
University of Washington
J. P. Best
Deer Lodge
Paul Stratton
Fred Viel
Louis Sidwell
O. M. Best
O. S. Morse
Fred Schuyler
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
J. T. Ross
Carl Roode
Argenta
Lee R. Light
Berkeley
Cal
Emerson Hill
Salmon, Idaho
Ethridge Ward
Mr. Hill
H. H. Blinn
St. Paul
C. E. Blinn
Gordon W. Taylor
Denver
Colorado
Suwnioont
AK Complete Trousseau
Dolly
Dennison
Dillon Property
First National Bank
Schilling
Durkees
Heinze
Hills’ Bros
Jasper Nelson
Prop
Palmer Bros
Ansco Speedex
City Drug Company
Western Wool Growers’ Association
Western Woolgrowers Agency
George Melton
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