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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1924
Page
10
Three tables formed the play with Mrs. T. Lee McCracken posting the high score among the ladies and Mr. McCracken leading the men. Each earned a charming favor as a prize.
Mr and Mrs A A Elliott hosted a dinner Monday evening with five color themed tables. One table featured red and white, another lavender, blue, pink, and yellow. After a splendid dinner, bridge provided the evening’s diversion.
The Dillon Delphian society met on Monday February 4 with Miss Velma Phillips as leader. Miss Mac Gregor spoke about her WWI work in Italy while the discussion centered on Modern Italy.
A Dillon column lists Valentine gift ideas and a flurry of local social notes. Residents visiting, traveling, or returning include A. Maine in Butte for medical care, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gray in Dillon, Mrs. Lawrence S. Morand and baby arriving Friday, and Jack Carney now a Helena resident greeting old friends.
Miss Mary Emily Elliott entertained a group of young friends last Friday with several hours of fun and delicious refreshments served by the hostess.
Mrs. C. P. Thomas Mrs. J. B. Holtz and Miss Cloea Thomas host a series of social events this week and next at the Thomas residence. A bridge dinner was held Wednesday evening and a bridge luncheon Friday afternoon with pink rose buds white freesias crystal vases and pink rosebud nut baskets. Guests enjoyed a delicious dinner and luncheon followed by bridge whist. Invitations are issued for a luncheon Friday and a Kensington tea next Wednesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Judson Best hosted a stag dinner Tuesday night at their home in honor of Roy Stephenson of Kenosha Wisconsin The lavender and pink color scheme decorated the table with flowers candles and place cards Guests renewing acquaintances included John Collins Albert Stamm Doc Irwin Sol Sabolsky Walter Stamm Marshall Field O M Best Dr W F Best Will Fennings and Ray Best of Dubois Idaho.
Announcement from Dillon lists the marriage of Mrs Agnes C Bernstein to Mr Harold J Hansen of Kenilworth HI. The January 16 ceremony was at Edwin Callaway's Milwau kee home. Attendees included J S Morse and Rose Stamm. The couple plan a wedding trip to Buffalo NY and will reside in Kenilworth. Mrs Hansen has many Dillon friends sending best wishes.
Mr and Mrs Fred Chapman entertained a number of friends at dinner Tuesday evening. All guests were seated at one large table for the delightful meal and the after dinner activity was pinochle.
Mr and Mrs Robert Barrett hosted the Sunday Supper club at their South Washington street home. The top scores of the evening were posted by Mr and Mrs Jack Reese.
Delta Phi Chapter Westminster Guild and Presbyterian students will be entertained Monday evening February T1 at 7 50 by Alpha Kappa chapter and Miss dean Bishop at Miss Inshop home. A jewelry valentine will be given by Tuber Bros D6.
Mr and Mrs Martin Barrett hosted a dinner last Saturday in honor of Mr Barretts birthday. Guests included Rev Father X Leschner Mr and Mrs Thos Barrett and Albert Stamm.
Mrs. Philip J. May and Mrs. J. Bimroe entertained the Manse Society Thursday at the Presbyterian manse with a cordial gathering and light refreshments.
Riverside Social club gathers Friday afternoon February 15 for entertainment hosted by Mrs Walter Taylor at her Riverside home.
Mrs. Clara Chapman hosted the St. James Auxiliary yesterday afternoon. The Pinochle Club met with Mrs. W. K. Stephenson Wednesday evening. Mrs. Florence Bachus was hostess to the Theta Club Tuesday evening.
Miss Josephine Funk of Sheridan visits Miss Esther Judge in town this week. For rent a 3 room bungalow at 482 Thompson Ave. Pearl Derrick and Otto Schultz, from Sheridan, shop in Dillon on Wednesday. Best music for the mask hall Feb 22 at City Hall by Dillon Volunteer Fire Department. Local ads mention Forsgren's Grocery Aladdin Lamp supplies Tattersalls and various feed and supplies.
Mrs G Booth of Pocatello will occupy the Rest Room at City Hall with a full line of costumes to rent on April 21 and 22. Addie Pedidwin returns to Dillon after months east for health, reopening her millinery shop in the Grand Hotel building next Monday. Gifts suited for seven teen are mentioned.
Sunday February 10 services at the Methodist church will honor Lincoln’s memory. The morning program titled With Malice Toward None addresses America’s Freedmen. Evening speakers include Test Two Taymen, Prof. Leroe Beam on Lincoln As a Pail ure, and Mir A TL Stone on Wilon’s ideal. Sunday school to meet at 10:00 a.m. Epworth Leaguers prepare a program for Gin ye.
First Baptist Church invites Baptists to attend Sunday services with Rev H W Veitebard returning as pastor. Speaker Mr Pritchard discusses Relationship Between Pastor and the Church in the morning and Proclamation at 7:30 evening. Aiming to organize a Junior Y after meeting young folks at 8:00.
The Northside Country Club announces a COUNTRY FOOD SALE at Julia S Way's shop on Saturday February 15 to benefit the Bay Scout clubhouse. Proceeds support Scout activities and facilities.
Lead er states the publication will issue its Fourth Annual Montana Oil edition in February. The announcement signals expanded coverage of oil industry developments in Montana and regional energy markets.
Inactive kidneys allegedly respond to Foley Pills, claimed by J. S. Stephens of Samcon Ale states he improved after using the remedy. Potts, the druggist, advertises the product as a stimulant for kidney function.
An estray horse described as a black unbroken five year old about 1000 pounds with a brand on the left shoulder will be sold for cash at a public auction at Bert Selway ranch south of Dillon on March 5, 1924 at 10:00 a.m. If the owner is found, bidding will be halted.
On the 4th day of March 1924 at 3 p.m. a sale at the P. and O. home ranch lists one unbranded black horse about 1150 pounds and six years old. Seller: D W Erwin.
Contractors are at work on a large double tracking construction project along the Troy Kootenai Falls line valued at 870,000. The effort targets improved rail capacity and reliability along the route.
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