En Route Visitors and Local Officials In Dillon
A list of visiting residents and officials in Dillon includes G. W. Aiken from Lima John Inabnit of Jackson and C W Brown of Dell visiting Dillon last week. County Attorney T E Gilbert attends to business in Butte and deputy state game warden C R Price travels to Ohio. Miss Mary McGovern alderwoman of Virginia City visits her brother Phil McGovern in Dillon. Other locals depart for Los Angeles Ogden Utah and Ohio while William Dunn prepares to study at the state university in Missoula. Deputy U S district attorney John Collins says he likes his new job. Clyde Kuder’s condition is reported encouraging. William Nelson heads to Wells Nevada to mine the William Dunn claims. Charles Caroll of Spokane handles local business and Miss Marjorie Williams leaves for Rittman Ohio to teach music. Rachel Smith sails to Poughkeepsie New York for studies at Vassar. Deputy Sheriff John Lee returns to Salt Lake City with KE L Warner arrested here recently. Warner is alleged to have deserted his wife Miss Fannia Cahill who underwent eye surgery with Dr T A Grigg of Butte assisted by Father F X Leschner.
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John Lee
Salt Lake City
KE. L. Warner
Orr
Utah
Warner
Edward Waugh Injured in Salt Lake City Football Incident
A telegram to Robert Waugh in Dillon reports Edward Waugh, his eldest son, injured while playing football at a sister’s Salt Lake City home where he studies. He suffered three fractured ribs and a cracked skull.
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Dillon
Robert Waugh
Edward
Salt Lake City
County Board to Meet in Regular Session
The board of county commissioners will meet in regular session Monday morning October 3. All claims against the county must be filed with the county clerk by Saturday October 1.
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Board of County Commissioners
Fall hats and winter coats showcase Eliel style
The article highlights new Fall hats with renowned styling and finishing details. It previews women's and misses' winter coats forecasting a pleasing season, noting boyish lines with feminine embellishments. A wide selection of styles, materials, and colors is offered with Eliel's reputation for value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliel
Social events honor Mrs Mon son before Toledo move
Complimentary events celebrate Leah Mon son leaving for Toledo Ohio. Mrs Clarence Decker and Miss Gladys Scully hosted a pinochle party with four tables and luncheon. Sunday breakfast for 16 friends at the Eliel home hosted by Miss Clara Plant. Friday guests invited to a dancing party at the Country Inn hosted by Miss Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Monson
Toledo
Ohio
Clarence Decker
Gladys Scully
Scully
West Side
Eliel
Clara ‘Plant
Miss Plant
Dinner Party Honors Wedding Anniversary At Chapman Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Chapman hosted a Friday dinner to celebrate their wedding anniversary with Autumn flowers and handsome table settings. Pinochle games drew high scores by Mrs George Baker and Eugene Bond across five tables. C W Woodburn hosted a luncheon and dinner this week with cards as the main pastime at her South Atlantic street home. Thimble and Needle clubs were hosted by Mrs Harry Williams and Blanche Haynes and Mrs Alvin Anderson respectively on Neighbors of Woodcraft and South Idaho street venues.
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Fred Chapman
George Baker
Eugene Bond
C. W. Woodburn
Woodburn
Atlantic Street
Harry Williams
Blanche Haynes
Thimble
Woodcraft
Williams
The
Needle Club
Alvin Anderson
South Idaho Street
Mrs Walter Taylor Hosts Friday Evening at Dillon Ranch
Theta will be entertained by Mrs Walter Taylor Friday evening at her ranch home south of Dillon. The event marks a social gathering at the Taylor residence hosting local acquaintances and friends.
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Theta
Walter Taylor
Dillon
Montana farmers learn to diversify and grow with Montana soil
Governor J I Erickson reports Montana farmers have learned to adapt to soil and climate conditions and to diversify. Data show rising shares in milk cows, spring wheat, beef cattle, corn, beans and other crops plus poultry and swine on farms, marking a steady agricultural growth in the Treasure State.
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Helena
Montana
J. I. Erickson
Chicago Daily News
Treasure State
Erickson
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. W. Aiken
Lima
John Inabnit
Jackson
C. W. Brown of
Dell
Paul Watzig
Metlen
Walter L. Fredrickson
T. E. Gilbert
Butte
Jules E. Wenger
Jacksgill
C. R. Price
Mary McGovern
Virginia City
Phil McGovern
North Pacific Street
W. H. Brown
Los Angeles
Henry Gleed
Colorado
Ogden
D. P. Thurber
William Dunn
Black Forest
Nevada
Missoula
State University
John Collins
U. S
Mr. Collins
Clyde Kuder
William Nelson
Jasper Nelson
Wells
Charles Caroll
Spokane
Marjorie Williams
Rittzman
Rittzman High School
William
Rachel Smith
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar
Boston
Ralph Smith
Fannia Cahill
T. A. Grigg
F. X. Leschner
Edward Waugh
Waldorf’s
St. James Guild
Mrs. Monson
Thimble Club
Frank S. Hoffman
Grant, Mont
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