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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1904

Page

4

Miss Fogarty Hosts Funch Party For Friends At Bagley Home

Last Saturday evening Miss Alice Fogarty entertained at the Bagley residence with six tables of lively play. Miss Bishop won the top score and received the new book When Wilderness Was King. A two course lunch followed served by Mrs Bagley. Plans were shared for a St Rose guild farce The Deestreet Skale to be staged late May featuring local business men. Mrs J B McKinney manages the production with date to be announced.

W. C. Bagley Alice Fogarty St. Rose Guild J.B. McKinney Mizpah O. E Masonic Hall Allie Sorenson

Local notices and ads line Dillon scene this week

Dillon readers browse a page of notices and ads featuring John W. Morton shops with seeds crockery and varnish a Brogdorf sale. Dr. Orr and Poindexter offices move. Homer Davenport talk at Normal Assembly Hall. many town visitors from Bannack Butte Melrose and Jackson. railway news and social notes fill Breezes column.

Homer Davenport Mr. Davenport

Scott's Emulsion Promotes Strong Bodies in Children

Timbers of oak stand strong through years and the ad claims Scott's Emulsion builds sturdy constitutions in children. It emphasizes rugged health for "men of oak" and urges sending for a free sample to support growing powers and a firm foundation.

Scott

Surprise party ends with ice cream freezer theft

A party for Misa Inez Harding ended with games and treats. Between 8 30 and 9 00 p m a group of youths swiped a freezer of ice cream then left it at the front door and departed.

Misa Inez Harding

Spider Web Party by Women of Woodcraft May 6

Next Friday evening May 6 the Women of Woodcraft will host a Spider Web party in the I O O F hall. A good program will be rendered and a general good time is promised. Admission is 10 cents. Refreshments will be served.

Women of Woodcraft I. O. O. F. Hall

Ward Swain Hosts Prep Class Pit Night

A pleasant evening at the Swain home featured Master Ward Swain hosting his Preparatory department classmates from the Normal. Several games were played and ice cream cake and chocolate were served late in the evening.

Swain Ward Swain the Normal

Dewey Cashmore Hosts Sixth Birthday Stag Party

Little Dewey Cashmore celebrated his sixth birthday with a Saturday afternoon stag party for twelve friends from 2:30 to 5:00. A lunch was served by Mrs. Cashmore around 4:00, making a merry afternoon for the young celebrant and his guests.

Little Dewey Cashmore Mrs. Cashmore

Delightful Evening for Local Minstrel Group Draws Big Crowd

A large audience enjoyed a merit filled performance by the local Miss Morning Glory and her Primroses of the West. The show featured strong solos and a popular cake walk closing, praised as among the season’s best amateur events with Mrs F M Thomas directing and the Dillon orchestra playing. In later notes, Elizabeth Moler spoke in Great Falls on Deaconess Hospital work.

Morning Glory Primroses of West Manse Society The Presbyterian Church Mayor White Uncle Ned Rastus Little Ruby F. M. Thomas Dillon Orchestra Elizabeth Moler State Epworth League Great Falls M. EB Deaconess Hospital

Rich strike of ore reported in Clinton lode at Blue Wing

Monroe Mann told a Tribune man he struck rich ore in the Clinton lode within the Blue Wing district. After 60 feet in a tunnel, drifting exposed a three foot wide chloride silver vein. He estimates about 200 ounces per ton, valued at roughly $100, and plans to boost mining force and ship the first carload soon.

Monroe Mann Tribune Clinton Lode Blue Wing

Mrs Emily Allen Shellady Dies In Redding At 57

Mrs Emily Allen Shellady formerly of Corning died at Redding on March 26 from dropsy after seven months of illness. She was 57 and widowed since her husband died near Tehama on the way to Corning. Friends in Corning including Mr and Mrs J M Ries arranged her burial beside her husband in Tehama cemetery, with Rev N B Harris of Redding conducting services. George Pyle and John Judge traveled from upper Grasshopper for supplies this week.

Emily Allen Shellady Corning Redding Shellady Tehama J. M. Ries N. B. Harris

Cure Deafness With Constitutional Remedies, Hall’s Catarrh Cure

An advert promises a hundred dollar reward for any deafness caused by catarrh that Hall’s Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It states deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube’s mucous lining and urges readers to send for free circulars. The product is sold by druggists with Hall’s Family Pills endorsed as best.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Summer Paperback Lot At Tribune Store

New stock of paper covered novels priced from 100 to 850 features standard authors detective stories and light literature. Ideal filler for dull summer days with little social activity. Call at the Tribune store and browse the titles.

Call At the Tribune

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Miss Fogarty Dr. Br, Rathbone First National Bank John W. Morton John W. Morton’s Hughes & McCaleb Geo. H. Stewart Tom Pendergast James Harvey Grasshopper New York Life Willard Dillon Poindexter & Orr Stable Anderson Quigley Kansas City Jackson W.V. Kingsbury Metlen L.eliel Dilpensity Council Butte Inter Mountain Henry Gelhaus Melrose Virginia City Katie Kennelly L. A. Grannie R. N. Gray Bannack Wm. Lovell Birch Creek M.D. Gist G. W.da Rt Hdw. Co Deaslere Jasper Nelson Dillon, Mont J. E. Hample Hughes & McCaleb’s O. M. Stolle Geo. Conway Glendale J.C. Nedrow St. Clair Dillon Steam Laundry Hughes & McCaleb’s. Tate Madisonian Chas, Mikus and Son Mr. Mikus A.L. Banks Mason George Perkins Dr. Jones Washington and Bannack Streets Frank O. Zirtzman Crown Tailoring Co Mr. Wade George Woodworth Helena Clara Sharkey Boulder Aretta Ryan Ned Paradis Paradis George Loss Loser Co Dewey Guy 8 Ames Geo. Lowman Wyo Mr. Lowman D Company J. L Pierce Shakespeare Entertainment Shakespeare Club Dillon Ofera House St. John Catholic Church J. B. Thompson Francis Ryan Miss Thompson Mendelssohn Edward Ryan Adams and Centennial Streets Boulder Sentinel Mesdames A. L. Stone O. J. Fenner John Strebb Dan Ward T. N J. E. Morse Baptist Aid George Mudd Huber Golden Rule Mont the Minstrels Montana Mercantile Co Calif George Pyle John Judge Hazelton Bros J.G. Bates Manufacturer's Agt Dorothy, Batte D. B. Mason Montana Barnes Wm. Bradwell F. Huser Enquire Tribune Office
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