Social Bridge Luncheons Highlight Dillon Week
Two bridge luncheons hosted by Mrs C C Thornton and Miss Nan Hazzard drew many Dillon ladies to South Washington street with patriotic colors and summer blossoms. Other social items include visits between local residents, a handsomely hosted six o'clock dinner for Mr Foster and Mr LaLong, and a planned Diamond O barn hop after a prior Red Cross dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auction Bridge
Ted
R. E. Foster
Daimond
Diamond O Ranch
Grasshopper
Ira Sanders
Social notes from Dillon and nearby towns
Mrs. Clara Parvis of Blackfoot Idaho visits this week with Miss Clara Plant. The Social Eight entertained last Friday at Mrs. Rathbone’s home. Miss Alice Parr dean of women at the Normal college visited Butte friends. Mrs. Kate Chapman of Anaconda and former Dillon resident visits Dillon friends this week. Mrs. Walter Buford visits Dillon from Sheridan guest of Mrs. Ira Sanders. Miss Nan Hazzard critic teacher at the Normal college weekend with her sister in Butte. Miss Margaret Charles and Miss Hvalyn Kingsbury guests of Miss Dorothy Poindexter depart for home in Butte. Mrs. Arthur Graeter, previously ill in Murray hospital Butte, returns home very much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Parvis
Blackfoot
Idaho
Clara Plant
R. R. Rathbone
Alice Parr
the Normal College
Butte
Kate Chapman
Anaconda
Dillon
Walter Buford
Sheridan
Ira Sanders
Nan Hazzard
Normal College
Margaret Charles
Hvalyn Kingsbury
Dorothy Poindexter
Arthur Graeter
Murray Hospital
Local Women Visit Friends Across Several Towns
Mrs. Al Beardslee of Lima visited Dillon friends for several days. Miss Jean Bishop spent a week with Salmon river acquaintances. Mrs. B H Paul called on Dillon friends from Monida on Monday afternoon. Mrs. George Opp and daughter Martha visited Butte friends last week. Mrs. Bert Orr and Edith returned from Salt Lake City last Friday. Miss Kate Murphy, county treasurer office assistant, spent the Fourth in Butte. Mrs. Edward S Duff and infant daughter returned from Medicine Lodge after visiting the Isaac Rife ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Beardslee
Lima
Dillon
Jean Bishop
Salmon River
B. H. Paul
Monida
George Opp
Martha
Butte
Bert Orr
Edith
Salt Lake City
Kate Murphy
Edward S. Duff
Medicine Lodge
Isaac Rife Ranch
First National Bank Dillon Montana Report of Condition 1918
Bank in Dillon Montana files its June 29 1918 condition report detailing assets including loans and discounts 2 315 271 82 U S bonds and other holdings with liabilities listing capital stock surplus and deposits. Stamp: notary public confirms sworn statement by President B F White with directors J H Giupert E J Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Dillon
Montana
U.S
Liberty
U. S
Federal Reserve “Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Vcore
State of
Beaverhead
B. F. White
J. H. Giupert
E. J. Bowman
Frank Ener
Jos. T. Lemwert
Dillion
State Bank For
State OF Montana
Iss
W. A. Graeter
W. E. Stephenson
A. F. Graeter
A. J. Stone
County Bills and Bank Report Chronicle
County records list numerous bills paid including sup plies and road work with figures such as 386.00 1590.00 204.46 and 60.00. The entry shows Road and Bridge District 9 work by Frank Herrington and others, plus a balance and adjournment note dated July 2 1918. The State Bank of Dillon reports assets and liabilities with capital 100000 Surplus 50000 and deposits 527,? etc. The document ends with a stray notice about a brown gelding missing from the Guy Gray ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Evans
Dillon D. G. Co
Guy E. Gray
John Banks
Harry H. Banks
Dora Banks
Sues Poor Utis Oge Linde vaverSeau Lee
John Sughrie
Poor Fopimn
J.P. Murray
Hay Poor Farm
Wells Bros
LAPIN
Mont. How. & Imp. Co
Poor Farm
Continental Oil Co
CG. L. Herrington
Frank Herrington
J. O. Melton
Wm. Rockford
John Rogan
House of Good Shepherd
Amanda St. Louis
Annabel Desmond
Tarpie
Jennie Watters
Davis
Harry C. Smith
Theodor Nelson
D. D. McKnight
J. E. Shaw
F. B. Connelly Co
Auto Supply Co
Martha HE. Bell
Lord Con. ’Co
W. Seybald
Norman Kurtz
Chas. Perry
Wolk Ooo
Ecce
Ed Erickson
Wolk
Frank Thomas
Cora Perry
Piano tuner Harry Hunter to visit Dillon soon
Well known piano tuner Harry Hunter will be in Dillon in a few days. Orders should be left at the Dillon Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hunter
Dillon
Dillon Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford
Weill
Beaverhead Motors Company
Mrs. Potter
Thomas E. Gilbert
Hollis E. Potter
Chicago
J. E. Morse
M. E. Barry
Billings
Hardaman Duff
F. M. Poindexter
Stag
W. B. Hartwig
W. H. Keller
W. B. Stephenson
Helen Randolph
Clara Jarvis
Alaska
A. J. Wedum
Nels Nelson
Messrs. Wedum
Nelson
John Orr
John T. Orr
Plains
Pacific Coast
D. L. Stephens
South
Idaho Street
Stephens
Mary Snow
Ralph Gilman
H. G. Humphrey
Methodist
Irene Yeaman
A. L. Stone
Norris
Ccc
Ecceteree
Spe
Awe
esdadesUanan Cyeneoetend
Oliver Kurtz
Lord Con. Co
Selway Bridge
Crescent Paint Co
Big Hole
Robert Melton
Ceeeeseeccessseeseeee R
A. Stevenson
D. F. Wampler
Jay S. Baker
Total
Einyagette
Apdve
Eadh Athens
GUY Gray Ranch
Brand
F. BE. Barnett
Baptist Parsonage
Hudson
Beaverhead State Bank
S. Dakota St
George
Dell OR Dillon
Seth W. Wharton
Examiner Office
The
Dillon Examiner
Inquire Examiner
Glendale Street
Sherman Misic Co
Dillon, Mont
Frank Hazelbaker
Cook Sheep Company
Dell, Mont
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