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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1912

Page

10

Evening of Cards in Dillon Hosted by Wheat Family

A social evening in Dillon featured cards and music hosted Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wheat in honor of Miss Ida Bernier of Butte. Eastman's six piece orchestra provided the entertainment as guests gathered for a late hour with a luncheon served. Attendees included Miss Bernier, Miss Hazel Tonney, and numerous local residents.

Earl Wheat Ida Bernier Butte Eastman Miss Bernier Hazel Tonney John Wolf S. & Patterson Herbert Wheat

Mrs Wolf Hosts 26 for Ida Bernier Honor Party

Mrs John Wolf and Mrs Findling hosted a Friday afternoon event at Mrs Wolf's Dillon home honoring Miss Ida Bernier of Butte visiting Dillon. Needlework and 500 entertained about 26 ladies with pleasant refreshments served at five.

John Wolf Findling Wolf Ida Bernier Butte Dillon

Ladies to attend Easter Week Baptist contest tea

Mrs. F. E. Foote and Mrs. James Walker plan a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Walker's home on April 9. The event features invited guests who will likely contribute a quarter for a cheerful afternoon and a fine lunch, supporting Baptist contest workers.

F. E. Foote James Walker

Rebecca Lodge Treats Odd Fellows With Pleasant Spread

Rebecca lodge members gave Odd Fellows a delicious spread last week that was thoroughly enjoyed by all.

Rebecca Lodge Odd Fellows Lodge

Dance at Darts Hall by Local Dancing Club

A delightful dance was held at Darts Hall last Friday evening, hosted by the dancing club. Community attendees enjoyed music and cordial social dancing in a neighborhood event.

Dart’s Hall Dancing Club

Club Delays Meeting to April 12 for Good Friday

The regular meeting, coinciding with Good Friday, will not be held this week. It is rescheduled for April 12 when Mrs. O. M. Best will entertain the club.

Club Hosts Social at Mrs Rounds Home

Members of the club will be entertained at the home of Mrs Julius Rounds on April 10 with Mrs C C Barnett as hostess in charge.

Julius Rounds C. C. Barnett

Needle Club to Meet at Mrs Anderson’s Wednesday

Mrs. A L Anderson will host the Needle Club gathering on Wednesday afternoon April 10, inviting members to attend the social event at her home.

Busy Bee Club Event With Mrs G Albers April 10

Mrs G Albers will entertain Busy Bee club members on April 10 in an upcoming meeting. The event focuses on social and organizational activities for members.

Busy Bee G. Albers

Northside Club Hosts and Society Gatherings

Mrs Hawley J Selway entertained the Northside Country club at her home last Tuesday. The ladies bridge whist club will meet at Mrs G T Paul's on Monday evening. Mrs Ed Cushing hosted the Baptist Aid society on April 4. Guild ladies enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs Chauncey Brown's. No meeting this week. M E church Ladies Aid hosts April 11 at the lecture room led by three ladies.

Northside Club Hawley J. Selway Northside Country Club Ladies’ Bridge Whist Club G. T. Paul The Baptist Aid Society Ed Cushing M. E. Church M. D. Gist California Ars Gist Mary Ethel Hollingsworth Los Angeles Ed. N. Davis Lovell Brown Herbert Arnold Justice of the Peace Hirschman Peter John Arnshelm Mattson Bettie Johnson Dillon 5. D. Hooker Episcopal Church

Manse Ladies Hold Church Sale and Plan April Gathering

The Manse ladies held a sale of useful articles yesterday at the church replacing the regular meeting. Next Thursday April 11 Mesdames Co. C Barnett and Mrs Carhartt will entertain the society at Mrs Carhartt’s rooms in the Telephone block.

Mesdames Co. C Barnett Mrs. Carhartt

Guild meeting rescheduled due to illness

On account of Mrs. M. E. French illness the ladies of the Guild could not meet as planned last week. They gathered at Mrs. Quackenbush’s home. Mrs. T. K. Julion will host next week at her home on April 11.

M. E. French Guild Quackenbush T. K. Julion George Woodworth California William Lacey R. 0 Laurenz West Broadway Public Library Colorado C. W. Scott Montana Mercantile Company Ada Nutting Farlin Margaret Ross St. James Guild Abrams Rife Butte L. N. van Etten George Allison Centennial Valley Barretts Station Dist Maseiner B. Cashmore Maurice Mosher The Prigine

Petition to Restore Nicholia Postoffice

W. J. Crowell of Nicholia arrives with a petition to re establish a postoffice at Nicholia. The office was removed due to expenses but locals must collect mail at Dell. Dillon residents support Crowell, signing the petition.

W. J. Crowell Nicholia Dell Crowell Dillon

Churches of Dillon Parish Notes Schedule

The text lists St. James Episcopal at corner Washington and Glendale with Rev. S. D. Hooker as rector. Holy communion at 11 a.m. first and third Sundays. 7 a.m. on other Sundays. Morning prayer 11 a.m. Evening prayer 7:30 p.m. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.

St. James Episcopal Washington and Glendale Streets S. D. Hooker

Presbyterian Church Schedule and Pastoral Details

The Presbyterian Church on Dover Pacific and Glendale streets lists Rev. E V Ostrander as pastor with morning service at 11 o clock Sabbath school at noon Christian Endeavor at 7 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m. Low masses at 8 and 10 30 on first and second Sundays. Fourth Sunday low masses at 5 and 10 30 a m with Sunday school after the late mass. Evening devotions at 7 30 p m. Masses said at Dillon on first second and fourth Sundays and at Lima and Melrose on the third Sunday. Rev D Foley also listed as pastor.

Dillon Lima Melrose D. Foley

Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Schedule

Grace M. E. Church at Bannack and Washington. Pastor Rev Jesse Lucklen. Sunday School 10 a m led by Prof Grant E Finch. Morning worship 11 a m Epworth League meeting 6 45 p m Evening worship 7 30 p m Prayer and Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m.

Grace Methodist Episcopal Church

Baptist Church Service Schedule

The Baptist Church at corner Idaho and Se bree streets with Rev. Thomas Anderson as pastor holds Sabbath school at 10 o clock. Worship and preaching at 11 o clock followed by evening service at 7 30.

Baptist Church Idaho Sebree Streets Thomas Anderson

Bids Sought for Beaverhead District 7 School House

Bids are invited by W. C. Temp lin for construction of a school house in Grant Montana District No. 7. Bids due 1 pm Saturday April 6 with $100 certified check and bond equal to .60 percent of contract price. Plans available in Dillon at county superintendent of schools office. The board may reject any or all bids. W C Tem p in clerk District 7 Beaverhead Co.

W. C. Templin Grant Mont County Superintendent of Schools Dillon W.C. Tempiin Beaverhead Co

Dillon Band Reorganized Elects New Officers

The Dillon brass band reorganized last Tuesday electing Alf Cashmore as president Norman Gilbert as vice president Jardine Rife as leader Arthur Graeter as secretary and treasurer and Fred Rife as librarian Practice nights are Tuesdays The band lists members by instrument including Rife Adams Kelley Graeter Klein Christman Chapman Staudaker Grace Coppin Gelhaus Cashmore Ross Mayfield Gilbert Wheat and Baxter.

Dillon Brass Band Alf Cashmore Norman Gilbert Jardine Rife Arthur Graeter Fred Rife Rife Adams Kelley Graeter Klein Christman Chapman Staudaker Grace Coppin Gelhaus Cashmore Ross Mayfield Gilbert Wheat Baxter

Beaverhead County teachers exam dates set at Dillon

The teachers examination for Beaverhead County will be held at the county courthouse in Dillon on April 26 and 27, under Margaret Ross, County Superintendent of Schools. Sixty seven and a half inches of snow this winter moodily signals spring.

Beaverhead County Dillon Margaret Ross St Louis Globe-Democrat

Letters to be sent to dead letter office if uncalled

Postmaster Grace Lamont warns that all uncalled letters will go to the Washington dead letter office within two weeks. The notice lists recipients including Charlie Benson A D Beaver Mrs Lydia Brown and Dave Sparks along with others astride names and initials dated April 5 1912.

Washington, D. C Grace Lamont P. M Charlie Benson A. D. Beaver Lydia Brown Harvey Duncan al Frazier Ray George Nasu Ghianuli Emil Hansen Geo. Hansen Clarence T. Little Bessie Newell Chas. Officer Wm. Ramon Murray A. Redman Dave Sparks Charlie Sheets

Stomach Relief Through MI-O-NA Tablets

An ad promises rapid relief from indigestion and stomach distress. It touts MI-O-NA tablets as not only soothing symptoms but also cleaning and strengthening stomach walls and overall health. Sold as a large 50 cent box at Potts and druggists everywhere.

Potts

Local Dillon News Teems With Visitors and Small Notices

Dillon swells with movement as residents from Dell Ryan's canyon Horse Prairie and Wisdom travel to town for business and social visits. Local officials and merchants announce sales and services while schools hold term closes and trustees prepare for a Saturday election.

Alex Williamson Dillon Dell W. F. Henneberry Ryan's Canyon J. E. Doyle Lakeview Montana Mercantile Company R. R. Rathbone Lusher’s J. PB. Elmose Horse Prairie J. P. Loss of Wisdom Buffalo Eliel Bros Clarence, Wall Dell Grass

Alcoholic stimulants for children questioned by doctor

A survey-like ad asks doctors how often they prescribe stimulants for children and contrasts with tonic use. It states Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a strong safe tonic for the young with no alcohol.

Ayer

Ayer's Pills Advise From Advertisements

A vintage advertisement urges keeping a box of Ayer's Pills at home. Take one pill at bedtime to ward off biliousness indigestion and sick headache. The copy invites readers to ask their doctor about the pills and mentions the Lowell Massachusetts company.

Ayer Chang Lowell Mase

Employment Agency Listings Near Kupfer Drug Store

An old newspaper classified note advertises on the list at Cumming's Employment Agency near Kupfer drug store. It lists jobs for men and wives and women cooks with men cooks, herders, ranchmen, house girls, maids, and men in chaps, plus carpenters and others, with call directions for applicants.

Cumming’s Kupfer Drug Store

Kimona Party Lights Up Dormitory Happenings

During Lent the Normal College dorms hosted a Kimona party with committees from Senior to Preparatory classes decorating the hall. The evening featured tally games, music by Miss Dora Morgan, violin solos, and songs by Missig Meagher. Tea and fudge were enjoyed later with gatherings including Misses O Leary, Vines, Slocum, Sullivan, and more.

Dora Morgan Igi Meagher Prof. Clark Herrick Miss Long Rafferty Norris Gleeson Burke Wartman Helen O'Leary Vines Slocum Sullivan Dissett Phelps Carrie Sullivan Tacoma Wash Agnes Sweeny Stella Gorman Rathbone Gorman Commeau Mrs. Edwards Miss Mabel Edwards Ixress

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed by Sydney Parent

A Sydney reader from 20 Dowling Street praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for curing a severe cold in a child after a short trial with a small bottle. The note states the product is for sale by all dealers and includes a price of one shilling.

Chamberlain Mays. H. Silks Dowelinge Street Sydney Australia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kensington Flinch Party Odd Fellows Needle Club A. L. Anderson Manse Society St. Rose the Churches OF Grace M. E. Church Dillon Band P. Tate Dillon Vista Milton Hayes Grasshopper Delon Alfred F. Waldorf Roy Hughes Dewey Lewis Pavine Street J. J. Smith Monida F H. Bimrose Dillion Montana Bond & Gray's Wisden Belle Bothwell Anaconda Jr. B. Nelson Bozeman Norman Holden John Bishop Nels Nelson Leonard Ellil Dillon Public Schools Normal College J, Robert Morton Mallory Gotzian Adler Emery
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