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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1923
Page
10
Beaverhead Post of the American Legion will hold its annual Lincoln's Birthday dance at City hall next Monday evening. The event draws a large crowd and this year the Tonrey orchestra will debut new dance numbers for the occasion.
The Methodist Aid will be entertained Thursday February 15 at the church. Hostesses include Mrs Clayton Schuler Mrs Robert Bidstrup Mrs Chas Re tallach and Mrs Byron Nay.
The St James Guild will be entertained Thursday February 15 by Mrs A A Elliott at her Atlantic street residence.
Mr and Mrs George Ditty hosted an informal dancing party last Friday night at their Rife Street residence. Fifteen couples attended and a delicious lunch was served at midnight.
Mr and Mrs R W Boone Mr and Mrs John T Orr and Mr and Mrs H H Bates were hosts at the Twentieth Century club dance held last Friday evening at St James Guild hall. Refreshments were served and music was provided by Miss Helen Finch s orchestra.
Eloise Olmsted hosted a Thursday afternoon party at her home for her fifth birthday. Seventeen of her young friends joined in games and songs then sat to enjoy a table of goodies topped by a birthday cake. Guests left after the repast, all wishing Eloise many more happy birthdays.
Miss Helen Finch entertained at a formal luncheon Sunday evening. Guests included Elizabeth Fletcher Dubh Phelps Dorris Harbert Alice Davenport and Helen Blair, all but one belonging to the college sorority Kappa Alpha Theta.
The Baptist Aid society was delightfully entertained yesterday afternoon at Mrs. James Murray's home. Mrs. E. W. Bond and Mrs. H. H. Bates provided instrumental and vocal music for the gathering.
Miss Ella Ee hosted a Seeeeee ia ae TS Nina Nash event at the Jolly Club. Attendees included local society figures and notable guests, with light refreshments and social greetings throughout the afternoon.
Several residents and visitors appear in Dillon this week including Mrs Orvis Smith and Mr Fred Woodside from Butte plus George Pyle from Grasshopper valley. Others transacting business in Dillon include Henry Thompson Dell Arthur Smith Blaine and Eliel Bros buyer Frank Eliel.
A frontiersman recounts a tense wolf attack near Cookoo creek during a harsh winter. He fends off a charging pack with rifle fire, then a single exhausted wolf blocks his escape, paralyzed by rage and pain as the man retreats to safety in his cabin.
Mrs. F G Bassett returned home Thursday evening after an operation at Murray hospital in Butte. A gold Eversharp pencil was lost between Glendale and Sebree streets. reward offered at the Tribune. Mr and Mrs James Mansfield of Grant spent several days in Dillon visiting and staying at the Andrus hotel. A baby girl born January 31 to Mr and Mrs H P Schweyen in La Grande Oregon is named Betty Gean. Mrs Schweyen formerly Mrs Susan Blaska, known locally for dressmaking.
A brief remark on a young man living on a modest forty dollar salary yet managing to get by and keep pace with his peers. The speaker notes it will not be long before he is fully established and successful in his field.
A reader recounts his father’s six month stomach illness with suspected cancer or gall stones. After one bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, he recovered enough to eat heartily. The ad asserts the remedy removes mucus and inflammation of the digestive tract and cures many stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money back guarantee offered.
Rural Mont school notes list illness of clerk Mr. Schuler and attendance certificates earned by James Morrison Robert Morrison Ned Pilgrim Billie Pilgrim Velma Staudaher Peter Staudaher Anna Staudaher Segfred Johnson Mildred Schuler and Harriet Schuler. Marcus Staudaher passed physiology and geography exams in Dillon. Genevieve O Leary visited Butte. Harriet Schuler scored 100 in spelling. Good American club volunteers assisted with lunches washing boards dusting erasers and flag duties. Lincoln birthday program planned after recess.
William Poulter of Roger Brothers Idaho Falls visited Dillon on Tuesday and Wednesday to finalize contracts for peas carried over from last spring. He agreed to purchase a thousand acres of peas for this year, with shipments arranged from a local warehouse storage dating back to last fall.
Mrs Markovich and daughter Katie of Butte visit Mr and Mrs John Butella. Mr John Simonich from Butte visits Mr and Mrs Joe Mautz. Edward Rebich tends new lamb triplets born last week. Pat Laden visits brother John. Sam Freeman moves cattle from Mautz ranch to Grasshopper country. Weather turned colder with the mercury at 12 below zero.
The St Rose Guild invites the public to a card party at St James Guild hall on Tuesday evening February 18. Attractive prizes will be awarded to winners and refreshments will be served.
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