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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1923

Page

10

Jolly Club and Guild Meetings Announced for December 1923

Miss Louisa Almy entertained the Jolly club on Tuesday evening. The St. James Guild met Thursday, December 6, at Mrs. Jy. EF. Luebben’s home. Delta Phi Chapter Westminster Guild will gather December 18 at Miss White and Mrs. Cluley’s home for the last meeting of 1923.

Miss Louisa Almy The Jolly Club St. James Guild Jy. EF. Luebben Delta Phi Chapter Westminster Guild Miss White Idaho Glendale Street Glendale St A. Sullivan Kate Sullivan San Bernardino Calif

Dillon Delphian Discusses Eighteenth Century England and America

The Dillon Delphian held its December 3 meeting at the Public Library with topic Eighteenth Century in England and America. Leader Mrs. E. W. Bona introduced the program as Mrs. Hutchins of Missoula spoke on Development of Peace and the World Court.

Dillon Delphian Public Library England America E. W. Bona Hutchins Missoula

Surprise Handkerchief Shower For Mrs Murray

A group of Adae Murray s friends gathered this afternoon at Miss Jara Plant s home for a handkerchief shower. She and her sister Mrs Curtis plan to leave next Monday for southern California where she will make her home.

Adele Murray Jara Plant Curtis Monay California

Thanksgiving Dinner At District No 40 Schoolhouse

Lakeview Montana records a community Thanksgiving dinner held at the district No 40 schoolhouse. Two tables featured chrysanthemum and autumn leaf decorations with hand painted favorites by a pupil.

Lakeview Mont

Program by Pupils Impresses After Dinner Event

After a bounteous dinner a program was given by the pupils and some outside talent. Much credit is due the teacher Miss Mary Brock for the training of the pupils. About thirty five were present and all declared they had spent a most enjoyable day.

Mary Brock

Local visitors and ads clutter Dillon listings

Henry Fitter of Lima and Steve Kambich from Reichle visited Dillon on Saturday while Fred Marley came Tuesday from Blaine. A.A. Schreider and Ross Nay, both in mining country, were seen in Dillon along with Guy Gray and John Judge. Warren Murray drove in from Carter Creek as Tattersall’s advertised percolators and supplies. Miss Ophelia Lloyd spent Thanksgiving in Dillon while attending a business college in Butte留下

Ophelia Lloyd Dillon

Local residents and visitors noted around Dillon

Dillon sightings include L. D. Brown as Armstead visitor and Will Pahnish from Grasshopper valley. Sheridan visitors Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ellinghouse, and L. E. Brainard with children from Lima, visited here. Peter Anderson of Alder and Victor Carrigan sent cattle to Los Angeles. others arrived from Blaine, Salt Lake City, and Bannack for visits. Community notices mention property for rent and sales, school humor, and a baby announcement from Great Falls.

Russell G. Frybere Great Falls

Waldorf Grocery hires new bookkeeper in Dillon

N P Christensen of Dillon has taken the bookkeeping post left by Miss Josephine Jones at Waldorf Grocery. Jones will move soon to Seattle. Also, Dorothy Thomas underwent an appendectomy at St James hospital in Butte and is recovering well.

N. P. Christensen Miss Josephine Jones Waldorf Miss Jones Seattle Dillon Dorothy Thomas St. James’ Hospital Butte

Inter-Mountain Union college to replace Montana Wesleyan

At the Methodist church on Sunday the pastor will note the merger of Methodist and Presbyterian efforts in Montana education. The Montana Wesleyan college becomes the Inter-Mountain Union college. Services follow the usual order with Sunday school at 10, public service at 11, League at 6 30, and a 7 30 sermon. Ladies Aid Bazaar set for Tuesday afternoon December 11.

Methodist Presbyterian Montana Montana Wesleyan College Inter-Mountain Union College Mpworth Ladies’ Aid

Special Meetings At Baptist Church This December

Did You Read These notes announce December 12 at 7 30 p m prayer meeting and important business December 17 at 7 30 p m illustrated address by a missionary from India All members urged to attend Sunday December 9 Sunday school at 10 morning worship at 11 with Prof Robert Clark of Normal College Speaking Special music Mrs Charles Meine returns to her ranch home after a visit in Butte

Baptist Church India Robert Clark Normal College

Largest ore strike reported in New World district near Cooke City

In the New World mining district near here a supposed record ore strike is noted with ore價 at $75 per ton. Other items mention expansion plans for Inter national Chemical Products and Brooks-Scanlon Lumber, plus drilling resumed at Taylor Owens near Gerabdone and Kalispell Mercantile adding to their loading platform.

Cooke City New World Mining District Taylor-Owens Ger ‘Abdine Kalispell Mercantile Company

Business Visitor George French in Dillon Missouri

George French from Arponta was a business visitor in Dillon on Thursday. Three jogging spurs are under construction on the Northern Pacific railway west of town.

George French Arponta Dillon Missouri Northern Pacific Railway Here

Dakota Montana completes producer on section 30 in field

The Dakota Montana has completed a producer on section 30 8451W in the Kevin Sunburst field, marking a development step within the field area managed by the operator.

Dakota-Montana

Presbyterian Bazaar Opens In Dillon Block

Ladies of the Presbyterian church hold a bazaar on Saturday in the Dillon implement block offering aprons food fancywork and candy for sale. Tea coffee and doughnuts will be served in the afternoon as shoppers seek Christmas gifts.

Ladies of the Presbyterian Church Dillon

For Sale Canary Birds and Tom Brone Moths Montana Ad

For sale Canary birds from St Andresburg and Hartz Mountain stock. Males six dollars females two dollars. Also pure bred Mam moth Bronze toms six dollars each if taken at once. Address Box 75 Armstead Montana.

St. Andresburg Hartz Mountain Armstead Montana

Foley Pills Marketed For Kidney Stimulation

An advertisement promotes Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for kidneys. It advises a diet change avoiding sweets pastries red meats and favoring fruits vegetables and cereals. The note cites Potts the druggist in a 49 52 advertisement.

Adv

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