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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1919

Page

10

Local Short Stories In Butte Hospital

Mrs. W. H. Keller is in Murray hospital following an operation last Tuesday and is improving nicely. Miss Alberta Andrus left Tuesday evening for Sacramento for a short visit before moving to San Francisco for employment. Sunday, the Camp Lewis Players appeared in Dillon drawing many out-of-town visitors. the show was well received. Dillon residents attended Mystic Shrine ceremonies in Butte this week. A group listed includes Mr. and Mrs. George Lovell, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Metzel, Mr. and Mrs. Best Orr, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Orr, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Dart, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Monroe, A. L. Badoen, R. T. Wemple, F. Woodside, Jack Nemeck, A. F. Graeter, and Dr. R. R. Rathbone. Phil and Tom Sheridan of Great Falls visited Dillon Saturday to inspect the Dillmont park pavilion and plans. they praised the pavilion as the best in the state and plan a similar one for Great Falls. Both graduates of the Montana University, they are talented musicians.

Butte Hospital W. H. Keller Murray Hospital Keller Dillon Butte Mystic Shrine George ‘W. Lovell L. A. Metzel Best Orr W. C. Orr George Ws. Dart Joseph E. Monroe A. L. Badoen R.T. Wemple F. Woodside Jack Nemeck A. F. Graeter R. R. Rathbone Phil Tom Sheridan Great Falls Dillmont ‘Park Dillmont Montana’ University

Luebben Purchases Olmsted Stevenson Plumbing Dept

On Tuesday the deal closed making Thos E Luebben the owner of the Olmsted Stevenson company plumbing tining and heating department. Luebben has led the department for years and is well known in the city through business and social circles. His friends wish him success.

Thos. E. Luebben Olmsted- Stevenson Company Luebben

Moisture Welcomed by Farmers After Dry Ploughing Scene

A Sunday night rain and snowstorm bring welcome moisture to a dry county area where ploughing was hard and dusty. Miss Ramona Quackenbush, previously gravely ill with diphtheria in Helena, is now out of danger, and her father returned to Dillon. Louis Anderson purchased the Fred Gilbert ranch, about five miles north of Dillon, for 800 acres at 100 per acre, including equipment. W. S. Tash sold 190 head of fat steers for 38,000, delivered at Bedrock to Barton & Bros. of Seattle and shipped to Chicago. the herd, averaging 1240 pounds, is among the county’s best.

Ramona Quackenbush Helena Dillon Tash W.s.tash D. L Bedrock Barton& Bros Seattle Chicago

Forest Service honors three with trees in Lester Park Ogden

Salt Lake Tribune reports Tuesday morning ceremony at Lester Park Ogden where four district forest office staff planted trees named for three service members who died in the war. One tree honors Forest Ranger Rudolph E Mellenthin who was killed in San Juan county while arresting a draft evader. R E Gary presided. Mellenthin’s German born ranger served loyally and his family once lived nearby.

Salt Lake Tribune Fourth District Forest Office Service Lester Park Ogden Rudolph . E. Mellenthin San Juan County R. E. Gary Lands Department of Mellenthin Germany

Omaha Boosters Arrive for Fourth Dillon Visit Banquet

The Omaha Boosters delegation of livestock and business men arrived in Dillon marking their fourth annual visit. They were greeted at the depot and escorted to the Andrus hotel headquarters where they conferred with local ranchers on market outlook. A six o'clock banquet at the hotel grille featured speeches by Bruce McCulloch and R. D. McMannus with toastmaster George Melton.

Omaha Dillon Andrus Hotel Baxter-Tonney Orchestra George Melton Bruce McCulloch R. D. McMannus J. H. Gilbert H. B. Duff E. O. Selway

Soldier settlement plan urged as Congress adjourns

Washington reports that despite Congress adjourning without final approval the soldier settlement bill has been favorably reported in both houses. Secretary Lane plans continued investigation and seeks service member opinions through camp questionnaires. Montana passes a cooperation bill with a $50,000 appropriation to support federal soldier settlements.

Washington, D. C Congress Department of the Interior House Senate Department Lane Taylor Colorado Canada Australia Puted Montana

Evening with the Dumleys Proves Tiresome

A couple recounts visiting the Dumleys and finds the evening tedious and tedious. They joke that hosting the Dumleys would be even worse, highlighting social fatigue in a domestic anecdote.

Westminster Delta Phi chapter meeting noted

The Westminster Delta Phi chapter of the Westminster guild will meet with Mrs. W. G. Gilbert in town on the afternoon of April 24. Members enjoyed a delightful evening at the home of Mrs. F. E. Fagte on April 15 while Lutheran Ladies' Aid meetings are postponed for three weeks due to illness.

Delta ‘Phi Westminster ‘Guild W. G.gilbert Daily Ed F. E. Fagte Lutheran Lutheran Ladies’ Aid

North Side hosts music tea for club members

Mrs Pilgrim and Mrs McAdams entertain at the North Side country club on Tuesday April 22 at the home of Mrs McAdams for members and guests.

North Side Pilgrim

World Wide Guild to Meet at Martha Humphrey's Home

The World Wide Guild will meet on Tuesday evening April 22 at 7 30 PM at Martha Humphrey's home. All girls invited.

World Wide Guild Martha Humphrey

Rebekah Lodge Surprises Matron With Stationery Gift

The Rebekah lodge honored worthy matron Marguerite Cushing at their meeting last evening by serving refreshments and presenting a handsome box of stationery.

Rebekah Lodge Marguerite Cushing

St James Guild to Meet at Olmsted Home

The St James guild of the Episcopal church will be entertained Thursday, April 24, at the T D Olmsted home with Mrs Olmsted and Mrs Will Orr as hostesses.

St. James Guild The Episcopal Church T. D. Olmsted Olmsted Will Orr

Dance Night at City Hall by Soldiers and Sailors

The Soldiers and Sailors association held another enjoyable dance at City hall on Wednesday evening. A splendid program delighted attendees, though the crowd was smaller than expected for a boys entertainment event.

Soldiers and Sailors Association City Hall

Mrs Morse Hosts Silver Tea for Good Government Club

Mrs J E Morse president hosted a silver tea Friday afternoon to promote the club's affiliation with the state federation. Mrs J W Gunn of Butte attended as part of the event.

J. E. Morse Good Government Club Morse J. W. Gunn Butte

Afternoon social item with musical recitals and tea

The district president was present. The hostess arranged an enjoyable program with Misses Little performing on piano and violin, Mesdames Collins and Drucker reciting. Delicious cakes and tea were served in the later part of the afternoon.

Little Mesdames Collins Drucker

Dr George Brownback Moves Clinic to Phillips Apartments

Osteopath Dr George Brownback relocates his office from 18 South Washington Street to Phillips Apartments North Idaho Street suite 11. Adv 48 tf.

George Brownback South Washington Street Phillips Apartments Idaho Street

Hear the Girls All Artists Show at Normal Auditorium

Six performers entertain Friday evening April 25 at Normal Auditorium. Tickets are one dollar.

Normal Auditorium

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