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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1916
Page
8
Walter R. Bennett and Miss Ruth Orr were married Monday April 24 at 11 30 in the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Orr with Rev H G Selinger officiating in the Episcopal church setting. A wedding breakfast followed and guests included relatives and close friends. The couple, longtime Dillon residents, will reside in Richland Centre Wisconsin after the ceremony.
John J. Mahoney of Benson Minnesota and Miss Alice Walsh of this city were married Easter Sunday at the Catholic church by Father Foley. A wedding dinner followed at the Sugar Bowl. They will make their future home in Butte. The bride is a foster child of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mulany. The groom runs a smithy in Butte.
The Methodist Aid society will meet in the lecture rooms of the church on Thursday May 4 and be entertained by Mrs. Jacob Streit Mrs. Betsey Haines and Mrs. Grant Haines.
The regular meeting of the W C T U will be held at the home of Mrs. A S Rife next Tuesday afternoon May 2 at 2 30 oclock. Plans of importance will be considered. Everyone is cordially invited.
Members of the club are entertained this afternoon at Armstead by Mrs J W Scott in company with the Neighborhood club replacing their usual Wednesday meeting.
Mrs. I. M. Thomas hosted the Jolly Club last Tuesday for a confectionary contest as the feature of the evening. On the next meeting Mrs M. D. Gist will be hostess.
Members and friends of the Busy Bee club traveled to the lower Beaverhead home of Mrs. Frank Birrer where hostesses offered delightful entertainment and hospitality.
Albert Henderson and Joe Wedum entertained the Bid Ten club members at a specially prepared dinner at the Busy Bee Cafe last evening.
The Clearview dancing class closed its third series this evening May 5. Members and friends will hold a dance in Dart's hall. The St Rose guild was entertained yesterday afternoon by Miss Rose Stamm.
Local and personal items list residents visiting or in town including P M Sweeney Tom Taylor and Alf Decker. Mentions Armstead and Butte residents and a Seattle traveler. Also notes repairs, hospital updates, oil company visits, a cast for a child, a street dust issue, and local ads for a rental and a car service.
Spanish in Twenty Lessons and El Final De Normal offered at Dillon Tribune Book Store. Spanish in Twenty Lessons priced at $1.50. El Final De Normal priced at 85 cents.
The Normal college and Training school hosts a May festival at the Normal campus on Friday, May 5, with 600 in the program. Activities start at 2:00 PM with flag rites, Star Spangled Banner, and a pledge of allegiance. Public invited to attend and support the participants. The program continues Monday night May 8 with a musical department concert of fine numbers.
Mrs. Helena E. Curtis registered as R. N. 42 1, Curtis Hospital located on South Washington street and the Kingsbury residence noted in the record.
Richard Z. Thomas, 74, former Helena resident, died after a paralytic stroke. The widow and daughter, Mrs. Mary B. Teal, moved the body from Helena to Long Beach, California, for interment and then left again for Long Beach where the funeral will be held. The pair will accompany the body back to California for burial.
Information filed Tuesday by George Ditty accuses G. F. Brandell of grand larceny regarding $7 000 given for horses. Brandell refused to plead and was granted until May 6 to enter a plea. Brandell alleges funds were lost in a fake wire tapping horse race in Salt Lake City.
The St. James Episcopal church hosts Low Sunday services at 7 30 am and 9 35 am with Sunday school at 9 35 am and morning prayer and sermon at 11 am. a memorial service for Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges is planned with a special sermon by the rector. Pearl I Smith visits a graphite mine 15 miles southeast of Dillon to plan improvements. James Ferrari pleads not guilty to dynamite charges after a stove explosion in a Helca cabin.
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only constitutional remedy, taken internally, claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and notes bold by druggists at 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Auto gossip notes that A S Johnson of Overland agency recently sold models to L D Brown Armstead Ralph Boone Lima T J Mullaney Dillon and W C Orr of Red Rock. The Wednesday shipment arrived already contracted for and is reportedly meeting strong favor, marking the second car load in three weeks.
A 160 acre ranch five miles south of Dillon Montana is offered for sale. The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association announces rewards of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
Quitman Owen filed a will and petition to be executor in Beaverhead County Montana on April 27 1916. A hearing to admit the will to probate will be held May 15 1916 at 10 a m in Dillon. C W Cancer Clerk of District Court dated April 28 1916 first publication April 28 1916.
Classified blurb notes tobacco products including cigars pipes tobaccos and candies with emphasis on a smoker’s supplies line at Bayerd's News Stand. The short ad implies a broad tobacco and related goods listing for the shop location.
Local Dillon shop offers a wide selection of postcards for every occasion. Tribune Book Store, serving wholesale and retail customers in Southern Montana, emphasizes its large stock and varied views for collectors and visitors.
Plate and 100 cards priced from 1 50 according to style chosen. Send for style sheet from the Tribune Dillon Montana tf.
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