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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1928
Page
5
A flurry of visitors and moves fills Dillon as A H Gould from Wisdom and Mose Smyth of Blaine drop in for business. Helen Galt of Anaconda visits her brother D A Galt, while J E Morse and others plan travel to Havre for livestock meetings. Several residents move, recover, or host guests at local hotels and ranches, with beaverhead oil progress and Shriners meeting in focus.
Mr and Mrs N P Christiansen moved into their new home at 25 South Idaho this week. Mrs L A Campbell, formerly in the house, has moved to South Dakota street where she continues to operate the Camel Inn.
Mrs Lillis Selway acted as hostess to the Northside Country Club with a gathering held at her residence on North Pacific Street last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Birrer hosted a Wednesday afternoon luncheon at her Twin Bridges road ranch home. A number of friends attended the informal social gathering in a country setting.
Ellen May Guild gathered Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs F H Bimrose with hostesses Mrs L A Thompson and Miss Jean Bishop assisting.
Mr and Mrs J W Rees entertained their Supper club Sunday evening at their South Dakota street home. Easter favors adorned the decorations.
Mr and Mrs Howard Morse hosted their Supper club last Sunday evening at their South Idaho Street home. The event brought together members for a social gathering in a private residence with neighbors and friends in attendance.
Miss Clara Plant entertained the Hylo Pinochle club Thursday evening at the Country Inn with a well appointed turkey dinner. Attractive Easter favors were used and cards provided the entertainment for the evening.
Mr and Mrs W C Orr entertained their Pinochle club Thursday evening at their residence on South Washington Street.
George Banks filed a petition in the district court Monday seeking letters of administration for the estate of the late Frank Bird.
George Lossi postmaster and merchant of Jackson attended to business matters in the city during the fore part of the week.
Professor R F E Albright transacted business in Helena on Tuesday regarding the student annual Chinook. The publication is touted as one of Normal college’s most successful issues.
Professor Robert Clark, a contributor to a Boston education journal, writes on Applied Psychology. Miss Jessie L. Duboe visits the Cheney Normal School in Washington during the early part of this week.
Mrs Harold Warner hosted Monday evening dinner at her home in observance of Mr Warner birthday. Three tables of pinochle followed a pleasingly appointed meal.
The St James guild observed the close of the lent season with a Monday evening dance at the Guild hall. Attendance was smaller than hoped, but attendees enjoyed the event and midnight refreshments. Hosts and hostesses included Mr and Mrs W V Grimes, Dr and Mrs R D Curry, Mr and Mrs John T Orr, Mr and Mrs W D Tovey, and Mr and Mrs W M Stone.
The D C Pinochle club was pleasantly entertained last Saturday evening at the Country Inn. Delightful refreshments were served at the close of an evening at cards.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society will gather Thursday April 19 at 2 30 pm in the Methodist church with Mrs John Neal and Mrs Frank Hoffman hosting.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrison entertained many friends at the Country Inn on Tuesday and Friday evenings last week. The gatherings featured pinochle games after well-prepared dinners.
Mrs. O. M. Best hosted the Needle Club on Wednesday afternoon with a luncheon at her home on South Idaho Street. A pleasant social afternoon followed with guests Mrs. G. T. Paul Mrs. J. F. Monroe Mrs. H. I. Best Mrs. L. A. Thompson and Mrs. E. L. Poindexter attending.
Mr and Mrs Eugene W Bond hosted their supper club on Wednesday evening at the Country Inn. Three tables were set for the play following a well appointed repast.
Dr. S. E. Davis attended a meeting of the State Board of Education Examiners in Helena over the weekend and returned to Dillon Monday. The board oversees issuing teachers certificates.
At the assembly next Tuesday morning the Gargoyles stage two one acts The Managers a Cape Cod comedy by Joseph C Lincoln features Hiram Salters John Donaldson Wolf Point Timothy Tidditt William Chance Square Butte Gertrude Salters Francis McLaughlin Billings The Stolen Prince echoes Chinatown in San Francisco with a Chinese cast and orchestra including Charles Davis Butte Edith Tweedy Butte Mary Thomas Butte Marie Nelson Butte Emma LaPorte Red Lodge Leonard Nelson Deer Lodge Helen Catherine Ballard Dillon Bebette Walter Eureka Guy Lester Miles City Adele Mareinkowski Culbertson The public is invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs T Lee McCracken hosted a pinochle dinner Thursday at their west side home. Four tables of cards followed a delightful dinner. Invitations have been issued for a similar affair Sunday evening.
The Parent Teachers Association will hold a regular meeting in the primary building at 3 30 p m next Tuesday April 17 The program includes music community singing Gardening L A Light Educational Current Events and more Hostesses listed as Miss Erwin Mrs J P Best Mrs Byron Nay Mrs Willis Mrs W G Gilbert Mrs Wandry Miss Wynne Mrs R J Bidstrup and Mr A T Peterson.
Miss Minnie McLean of Rockwell Conn. left Dillon after a week as a house guest at the T. E. Gilbert home. Social events included a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. D. A. Galt and others, a tea for about twenty five, and a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Morse and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Gilbert before her Portland to San Francisco trip.
The Wednesday afternoon Bridge club will be entertained on April 18 by Mrs C W Oberem at her home on the west side.
An ad touts Adlerika as relieving gut gas and bloating after one spoonful. It features a Mrs J Julian testimonial and Geo M Gosman druggist approval while promising action on both upper and lower digestive waste.
Riverside club members will gather at Mrs Elza Smith's ranch south of the city on Wednesday April 18 for a social evening hosted by the organizer.
Local ad lists fresh Milch cows and calves for sale. Seller Thomas Marnotch provides contact Box 475 Dillon Montana. Ad appears in this week’s classifieds with offer valid during the 15th and 16th.
For sale bronze turkey eggs advertised by Mrs Harry Sorenson located 5 miles north of Dillon on Twin Bridges road.
Nimrod Ginger quips that some people lack fleas to stay busy. He notes a Lincoln named highway feels smooth, unlike the road he traveled.
Mr and Mrs Tom Pierce left Monday for Butte where Mr Pierce underwent an operation Tuesday at the Murray hospital.
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