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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1913

Page

7

A Man for You and Me by James Wintcomp Rivey

Dillon Social Affairs presents a poem praising a steadfast man who stands for right and helps the needy. The item lists authors and notes a camping plan. Dr. and Mrs Rathbone and Yearians accompany Margaret Yearian and Rhett Rathbone on a ten day camping trip in the Big Hele brain country, leaving Saturday.

James Wintcomp Rivey R. R. Rathbone A. O. Yearian Z.B. Yearian Margaret Yearian Rhett Rathbone Big Hele Brain Country

Baby Ruth Ellen Wolf celebrates second birthday on lawn party

A chanty hostess hosted a birthday gathering for Ruth Ellen Wolf on her second birthday last Friday at the William Cushing home. Guests enjoyed a pink and white sweet pea decorated lunch with ice cream cake and candies while Mrs. George Wolf and Mrs. William Cushing oversaw the party.

Baby Ruth Ellen Wolf William Cushing Little Ruth Catherine Cox Evelyn Dorothy Evans Dora Nelson Martha Opp Mae Keesee Estella Lenox Virginia Ida Maise Browning Mildred Edwards Esther Hawkins Beryl Scully Mabel Koontze Josephine Cushing Clifford Mikkelson Arthur Bechtold Howard Cashmore Joe Smith, Jr Findling Wolf Frank Little Bernard Hummelt Howard Sapp Emrys White, Jr

Picnic on Carter Farm Yields Five-Pound Trout

Families of George Dart W B Carter George Edinger and Mr and Mrs Perry Backus enjoyed a picnic on the Carter farm Sunday. Some attendees caught a trout weighing five pounds.

George Dart W. B. Carter George Edinger

Picnic at Carter's Grove Sparked by Campfire Fun

Last Wednesday a party of about twenty gathered at Carter's Grove near Dillon for a picnic. They enjoyed a large campfire, stories, songs, and a splendid supper as the evening unfolded. Mrs. Julia Clements supervised several students on a Sunday picnic at Selway Park, with supper in the woods and a merry time reported.

Carter's Grove Dillon Julia Clements Selway Park

Birthday Surprise at I F Hunsaker Ranch Near Dillon

Last Saturday afternoon a group of ladies gathered eight miles north of Dillon to celebrate Mrs. Hunsaker's birthday. The event organized by her daughters Dell and Fern featured needlework, grounds exploration, sweet peas, and a lunch table with a central birthday cake. Attendees included Mrs. W. F. Drummy Grandma Sherman Mrs. Amanda Giudici Mrs. Frank Giudici Mrs. Theodore Nelson Mrs. Frank Knotts Mrs. William Hermann Mrs. Guy Gray Mrs. E. M. Yeaman Mrs. Julia Welch and Mrs. Moore.

I. F. Hunsaker Dillon Hunsaker Dell Fern W. F. Drummy Grandma Sherman Amanda Giudici Frank Giudici Theodore Nelson Frank Knotts William Hermann Guy Gray E. M. Yeaman Julia Welch Moore

Dinner Honors House Guests C P Tooley At Selways

Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Selway hosted a Tuesday evening dinner at seven for house guests Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Tooley of Two Dot. Dark red sweet peas decorated the table and a splendid menu was served to guests Mrs. Mary Eidson, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Monroe, and T. D. Olmsted.

E. O. Selway C. P. Tooley Mary Eidson J. E. Monroe T. D. Olmsted

Mrs Potts Hosts Afternoon of Needlework and Tea

Mrs A Potts entertained several ladies Friday afternoon at her home with needlework and lively conversation before serving refreshments to guests in a pleasant social gathering.

Mrs Selway Hosts Honor Party for Mrs Tooley at Dillon

Mrs. E O Selway entertained Thursday evening in Dillon in honor of Mrs Clarence Tooley of Two Dot Montana. The Selway home hosted thirty six guests with elegant gowns and an American beauty chiffon gown on the honoree.

E. O. Selway Clarence Tooley Two Dot Montana Selway Dillon Tooley Auction Bridge Elizabeth Condit Hazel Maurer Estella Knoite

Club Notes Bridge Postponed Due to Members Absent

The Tuesday bridge club was postponed last week because several members were out of the city.

Friday Bridge At The Rife Residence

Mrs N E Stone hosted the bridge club at Mrs A S Rife home last week with Mrs George Edinger appearing as a substitute player indicating a social meeting and friendly play.

N. E. Stone A. S. Rife George Edinger

BaptistAid society meets at Miss Kate Lewis home

The ladies of the Aid society gathered at Miss Kate Lewis’s home Thursday afternoon for an informal meeting. Mrs. T. K. Julson hosted St. Rose guild members and friends at her home Thursday afternoon.

Ladies of the Aid Society Kate Lewis

Ladies enjoy pleasant Guild afternoon at hall and home

St James reports the guild ladies spent a pleasant afternoon at the Guild hall as guests of Mrs William Lovell. Members and friends of the Manse society were entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs A S Rife at her home.

The Manse Society A. 5. Rife

Aid society to entertain at Mrs Elza Smiths country home

The Aid society will be entertained next Thursday afternoon at the country home of Mrs Elza Smith. C Arndts is in the Melrose and Glendale country this week tending to harvesting machinery setup and will return home late next week. A Surprise Party was held for Miss Eva Kenison, at the home of her aunt Mrs Ray Tash, for her eighteenth birthday last Monday evening with many presents and dancing into the night. Refreshments were served by Mrs Tash.

Elza Smith C. Arndts Melrose Glendale Mr. Arndts Eva Kenison Ray Tash Tash

Phillips Completes Gymnasium Footing at High School

L P Phillips has finished the footing for the new High School gymnasium. Work will begin on the building’s frame the first of the week.

Doan's Kidney Pills Benefit Dillon Resident

Mrs. L Robbins of Washington Street Dillon Montana reports years of kidney trouble with back pain headaches dizzy spells and bloating. After taking four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills she claims relief and better ability to work.

Dillon Tim Dean Potts Doan

Minister Praises Laxative In Dr. King's Pills Ad

Rev H Stubenwoll of Allison Iowa lauds Dr King's New Life Pills for constipation calling them perfect and essential with guaranteed results. Advertisement notes 25 cent price at Potts the Druggist and urges trial.

H. Stubenwoll Allison Dr. King Adv

His Botanical Name and the Henbane Weed Tale

A humorous anecdote from a theological school features a student named Weed who eats beyond his share. The dean labels him a noxious Weed, noting only when a chicken arrives will they know its species, calling him henbane. Taura A. Smith.

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Local notes from Dillon and nearby towns spell out visiting, business, and festival activity

George Gleed from Lima visits Dillon while J Leary from Butte, John Moore from Monida, and J E Shaw of Bristow are named in town. Many residents travel from Redrock Armstead Divide and Sage Creek for commerce and social events. Madison County festival in Ennis, Beaverhead Brewing Pilsener promoted, and local shops report heavy workloads.

John Moore Monida Terry Browning Ogden Utah J. E. Shaw Bristow Dillon Ed. Roe Redrock Lee Hand Willard Jensen Sage Creek W. C. Templin Grant Mansel Coppins Lima A. S. Beardsley J. W. Scott Armstead Wesley Miller Divide J. W. Grant Bedrock Rufus Call Madison County Ennis Beaverhead Club Grace Bourret Butte G. W. Winter Metlen E. J. Callaway Virginia City Grace Sparks Anaconda John Sutherland EE. O. Selway C. P. Tooley

How Trouble Starts Constipation Forsakes Ailments Ad

An early 20th century advert urges Chamberlain's Tablets to keep bowels regular and prevent diseases. Sold by all dealers. Adyvlm.

Local Taxidermist and Tanner F H Stahl

F H Stahl operates as a taxidermist and tanner, contactable via phone 134 Red. Regular business services offered to customers seeking preservation and leatherwork.

F. H. Stahl

Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Pain Relief

An advertisement featuring E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton Massachusetts touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal skin pain reliever. It claims instant pain removal for cuts bruises sprains burns and other injuries and quotes a strong endorsement. The ad notes a price of 25 cents at Potts the Druggist.

E. E. Chamberlain Clinton, Mé Potts

Kellums Return from Grasshopper Visit. Ostrander on Vacation

Mr and Mrs Frank Kellum returned to Dillon from a month at Mrs Kellums parents home on Grasshopper. Rev E V Ostrander pastor of First Presbyterian is on vacation at his son's ranch at Woodville. Services will be held at the Presbyterian church during his absence.

Frank Kellum Dillon

Actress Recalls Note Threat Over Rosalind Role

A theatre actress recounts a note slipped to her in her dressing room claiming a dentist would replace her part and fix "big teeth." The frail threat, linked to suffrage era politics, ends with a quip about heroic women and power.

Rosalind

The Thorough Bass Must Belove Harmony of Life

A reflective note on cultivating harmony in life through disciplined conduct and inner unity, comparing social harmony to music and suggesting that true rhythm comes from aligning inner spirit with outward actions.

Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Claims Health for Children

A period ad urges mothers to treat children for worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer. It promises relief from feverishness irritability and digestive symptoms, claims improved appetite and growth, and directs purchases from Potts the druggist or by mail in Philadelphia and St Louis.

Potts Kickapooee Medicine Co Philadelphia St. Louis Monado Im

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State Bank of Dillon Kensington Mrs. Tooley ST. Rose Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Taura A. Smith George Gleed Klein's T. Leary James Brown Sheep Creek Beaverhead Brewing Company Sherif D. WY. Erwin W. T. Scully Selz Win Klein Cash Store Adj Fred Jorgenson Henry Waslosky Gilmore & Pittsburgh J. R. Norville Public School of Boulder Tattersall’s Singer Sewing Machine William Hollingsworth Monroe Bucy Lakeview H. F. Best Johnson & Boone's E. Q. Selway Helena A. M. Knapp Salt Lake San Francisco Los Angeles Drussis Diavolo Louisville Courier-Journal Bozeman Alder Gulch Alin Nationalso Europe Asia Africa South America Mexico China Japan B. F. White J. H. Gilbert Cor Helena and Washington Streets Mont H. T White Sewing Machine Co Market St Cal E. H. Brundage J. B. McLaren Corner Idaho and Sts. Oppoiite Anderson’s Livery Co Rous PR mLiSa
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