Visiting residents and travelers in Dillon this week
Local society notes list visitors and residents in Dillon from nearby towns and cities. Names include Miss Gladys Scott and Mrs. John Reid of Melrose visiting Seattle, Senator Hazelbaker on a trip to Butte, and Tex Hart returning from Butte. Also listed are renters and travelers such as Mrs. I F Hunsaker heading to Southern California and Bernice Metlen visiting California over the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reid of
Melrose
Longtime Dillon Residents Return Home
Mrs Mary Meers and Mrs R A Stuart of Conrad Montana old time residents of Dillon have returned to make their home here. Miss Lois Scollard who finished teaching at Medicine Lodge school left for Manhattan after visiting Dillon. A marriage license was issued to Leonard F Waldemar of Grant and Estella A Dickson of Bannack and they were married by Justice Stahl at the courthouse with Waldemar accompanying the couple to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Meers
R. A. Stuart
Conrad, Mont
Dillon
Lois Scollard
Medicine Lodge School
Manhattan
Leonard F. Waldemar
Grant
Estella A. Dickson
Bannack
Justice Stahl
Court House
Len Waldemar
Evening Party at Mrs Chapman’s on South Washington Street
Mrs. Fred Chapman hosted friends Saturday evening at her home on South Washington Street with pinochle at three tables. Mrs. T. E. Gilbert and Mrs. Bruce Hollister led high and low scores. Refreshments followed. Invitations issued by Mrs. George Gosman and Mrs. A. Potts announce a Gosman home party series next week including a Monday luncheon and two dinners on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Chapman
So. Washington Street
T. E. Gilbert
Bruce Hollister
George Gosman
Needle Club Guests Dine With Mrs Garver
Mrs Garver hosted the Needle Club on Wednesday afternoon with guests including Mrs Knudsen Mrs Albright Mrs Elofson and Mrs Anderson. Afternoon activities ended with dainty refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Garver
Needle Club
Carl Knudsen
Albright
H. N. Elofson
Clark Anderson
Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Foster's Home Afternoon
The Wednesday Bridge Club was entertained by Mrs. R. E. Foster and Mrs. Chester Gilbert at Foster's home. Delicious refreshments were served after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Foster
Chester Gilbert
Dillon Wholesale Meat Company Formed by Five Men
Five Dillon men Roscoe Cornell E O Selway D M Best Clark Anderson and A L Anderson filed articles of incorporation last Saturday to create the Dillon Wholesale Meat Company. The firm will operate a general butchering and packing business at the Lover's Leap packing plant, serving the Montana Market and Anderson markets with supplies and delivery. A L Anderson will serve as general manager and leverage bigger purchases to lower consumer prices while aiding local markets' efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Roscoe Cornell
E. O. Selway
D. M. Best
Clark Anderson
A. L. Anderson
Dillon Wholesale Meat Company
Lover’s Leap
Montana
Anderson
Local News Roundup From Medicine Lodge
Medicine Lodge notes travel visits and local chores. Mrs Isaac Rife visited relatives in Dillon. Lois Scollard finished school and headed home to Manhattan. Several residents took trips to Dillon and Armstead for social and ranch duties. Dick Freeman led cattle to the Ogden market with four carloads. The Craver family hosted guests while Mr Craver was away in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Lodge
Isaac Rife
Dillon
Dick Freeman
Ogden
Tom Craver
Ladies Entertain At Stone Home In Washington Street
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian Church was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. L. Gilman, Miss Anna Patterson and Mrs. N. E. Stone at the Stone home on St. Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manse Society of the
Presbyterian Church
L. Gilman
Anna Patterson
N. E. Stone
Stone
St. Washington St
Delphian Club Plans December Meeting at Library
The Delphian Club will meet Monday afternoon December 7 at 2 30 o clock at the Public Library. Book III of Forsyte Saga will be reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Club
Public Library
Forsyte Saga
Stag Dinner Honoring Mr Woodburn Held by Mrs Woodburn
Mrs C W Woodburn hosted a stag dinner Thursday evening with twelve covers. Mrs Ray Shannon and daughter Helen Patricia, guests at the Wheat home for two weeks, left Saturday for Ronan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Woodburn
Mr. Woodburn
Ray Shannon
Helen Patricia
Earl Wheat
Ronan
St Rose Guild meeting hosted by Mrs Paul and Mrs Sullivan
Mrs G T Paul and Mrs Dave Sullivan entertained members of the St Rose Guild Thursday afternoon at Mrs Pauls home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Paul
Dave Sullivan
St. Rose Guild
Mrs. Paul
Busy Bee Club Meets at Andrus Hotel Apartments
Mrs. Harry Andrus entertained the Busy Bee Club Tuesday afternoon at her apartments in the Andrus hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Andrus
Busy Bee Club
Andrus Hotel
Thanksgiving hospitality highlights across Armstead and nearby towns
Thanksgiving day gatherings featured Elmer Gordon family and Dellar Gordon clan in Dillon hosted by R. R. Gordon, with multiple dinners at Pfiffner ranch Red Rock, Smith M. Ames home and various households. Harold Mullen visited Butte. others shopped in Dillon on Saturday while B M U members enjoyed a theatre outing.
Protect Your Child Health Through Thoughtfulness
An advertisement urging early treatment of a child’s cough or cold with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, marketed by Potts the Druggist. It claims quick relief and notes the remedy is also effective for older persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Potts
Prohibition Sermon At Methodist Church Sets Evening Topic
Rev. Carl Knudsen leads the second of the congregationally chosen sermon series at 7 30 PM on Does Prohibition Prohibit for the evening service at the Methodist Church The morning theme at 11 o clock is Finding God Through Science The Forestry Week note postpones the Nature sermon at the request of Mr John Somers of the Forestry Service Epworth League meets at 6 30 PM with a debate on the amusement question Speakers include Lester McMillan Burnice Farrel Olive Gates and Dorothy Webber The Women s Foreign Missionary Society meets at 2 30 PM at Mrs H Garver s home Mrs Charles Woodburn leads the discussion on The Woman of South America Sunday School begins at 9 45 AM Roy Herndon can advise on new enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Carl Knudsen
John Somers
Forestry Service
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
H. Garver
Charles Woodburn
Woman of
South America
Epworth League
Lester McMillan
Burnice Farrel
Olive Gates
Dorothy Webber
Dillon Social Roundup and Local Appointments
Last Wednesday evening a Dillon party hosted by Miss Margaret Mullen and Miss Sophia Guyaz featured a show followed by refreshments at McFaddens. Mr. and Mrs. J A Golobick traveled to Dillon on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. B P McMenomey returned from a wedding trip Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Smith M Ames and their children visited Dillon on Monday. Mrs J A Golobick hosted the B M U group Wednesday evening at home with Pinothle as the main diversion and holiday plans discussed. Delighted refreshments were served late. Dellar Gordon is in Dillon this week serving on the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Guyaz
Margaret Mullen
Mrs. Walter Lyons
Dillon
McFaddens
Mrs. Smith M. Ames
J. A. Golobick
Pinothle
Dellar Gordon
Last Day for County Taxes Brings Crowded Court House
Miss Bertie Matthews reports a crowded county tax office at the courthouse as taxpayers rush to pay the first half of their taxes by the deadline. The Oregon Short Line added over 45000 to receipts. A large portion of the balance will be collected in May with the second installment. Tax deeds may be sought for delinquent properties following county commissioners notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Mathews
Court House
Matthews
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Mrs Waldorf Heads for California to Spend Winter
Mrs. Sarah Waldorf departed last Friday evening for California to visit for the remainder of the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Waldorf
California
Sincere thanks for help and sympathy in our sorrow
Mrs. Martin Innes and Family express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for their help and sympathy during their recent sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Innes and Family
Display of Old and New Bibles Shown at Meet
At the Presbyterian Missionary Society meeting led by Miss Jean Bishop a Bible exhibit marked the 400th anniversary of William Tyndale's New Testament translation. Sixty five volumes ranged from 165 years to modern while varieties included Bibles from across oceans and plains, in eleven languages. The ancient titles include Foxe's Time and the End of Time from ca 1560 and Hammond works 1676 1677. The collection will be viewable at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning with a sermon on Tyndale's life and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tyndale
Presbytrian Missionary Society
Jean Bishop
Oxford
Foxe
Hamond
Presbyterian
Second Hand Goods and Furs Offered by Johnson Trading Co
Dillon Montana ad offering to buy all kinds of second hand goods including hides and furs. Johnson Trading Co invites calls at 305J and notes Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Trading Co
Dillon
Montana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gladys Scott
Seattle
Tedroe
Twin Bridges
Our City
E. J. Bowman
Anaconda
Frank Hazelbaker
Butte
Wi S. Tash
Annie Johnson
Los Angeles
Joseph Golobick
Armstead
James Selleck
Monida
Tex Hart
Tribune
Frank Birrer
Ivo
Blaine
Charles A. Beebe
Lambert Eliel
Brother
Leon
I. F. Hunsaker
Bernice Metlen
Harriet Tooley
A. ¥. Waldorf
Harlowtown
Jack Lasich
Frank Marshall
Alberta Reynolds
Butte Business College
L. F. Molleur
Huber Bros
Bridge Club
New Corporation
Medicine Lodge News
Messers Lyons
John Mullen
Jim Graveley
W. C. Givens
Mart Jenkins
Francis Barrett
Martin Thurston
Rife Ranch
John Hildreth
Manse Society
St. James Guild
J. W. Fores Gren
Warren Stone
Howard Morse
Armstead News
Elmer Gordon
R. R. Gordon
Margaret Denis
Pfiffner Ranch
Red Rock
Carl Decker
Smith M. Ames
Mrs. W. N. Bichler
Dell
Joseph Wall
Harold Mullen
E.R. Gordon and Son
Pat McMenomey
Roy Herndon
Mrs. B. P.mcmenomey
Meet
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