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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1926

Page

13

Dancing and Merriment After Dillon Postoffice Event

A post office transmission night featured music with an accordion as guests danced from midnight into the morning. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Staudaher, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stefanatz, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rebich, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Boka, Mr. and Mrs. George Rebich, Mr. and Mrs. George Naysich, Mrs. Laknar, and many others including Anna Mantz Frances Staudaher and Agnes Laknar.

Marcus Staudaher Mike Stefanatz Joe Rebich Tony Boka George Rebich George Naysich Laknar Matt Platt Anna Mantz Anna Frances Staudaher Agnes Laknar Mary Stefanic Florence Evatz Peter Tony George Stefanatz Frank John Stefanie Joe John Mike Laknar Frank Laknar

P T A Observes Founders Day With Social Meeting

The Dillon Parent Teachers Association will observe Founders Day with a social gathering in the kindergarten Tuesday February 16 at 3 45 PM. The event marks the 1897 founding of the P T A and will be observed across the United States with a program and refreshments. all interested are invited, including other county associations.

Dillon Parent*Teachers’ Association United States

Baptist Aid Society Hosts Meeting At Mrs Mudd Home

Mrs. George W. Mudd entertained the Baptist Aid society Thursday afternoon at her Rife street home. Mrs. C. W. Woodburn hosted the Needle club Wednesday afternoon with guests including Mrs. Sipple and Mrs. G. T. Paul.

George W. Mudd Baptist Aid Society Rife Street C. W. Woodburn

Afternoon event hosts delicious refreshments after

Ying Jones, Mrs. Carl Knudsen and Miss Katherine MacGregor attended an afternoon gathering where attendees names appear among the participants and, at the close, refreshments were served.

Yin Jones Carl Knudsen Katherine MacGregor

Busy Bee Club to Meet at Patterson Ranch

Mrs S S Patterson will entertain the Busy Bee club ladies on Wednesday February 17 at her ranch home west of the city.

S.S. Patterson The Busy Bee Club

Dillon Delphian Meeting Sets Feb 16 at Public Library

The Dillon Delphian club will meet Monday February 16 at the public library. The meeting will feature a review of The Kenworthys by Margaret Wilson.

Dillon Delphian Club Public Kenworthys Margaret Wilson

Carroll Study Club Social Card Party at St Rose Rectory

The Carroll Study club hosted a Wednesday evening card party at St. Rose rectory with eleven pinochle tables. Mrs Mayme Hoffman and W D Sandy shared high scores while Mrs Pfiffner and J E Kelly posted low scores. Theta Theta will be entertained by Mrs C W Robison on February 16 at Mrs Elizabeth Ward's home.

The Carroll Study Club St. Rose Rectory Mayme Hoffman W. D. Sandy Pfiffner J. E. Kelly Theta C. W. Robison Elizabeth Ward

Surprise Party for Mantz Couple by Friends

Mr and Mrs Joseph Mantz were surprised at a party held last Sunday evening with a number of friends in attendance. Dancing was the entertainment of the night with John Stefanie providing the music.

Joseph Mantz John Stefanie

Mrs Molleur Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon

Mrs. L. F. Molleur entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club with a 1 o'clock luncheon at her North Pacific Street home.

L. F. Molleur North Pacific Street

Twentieth Century Dance at Guild Hall Tonight

The Twentieth Century Dancing club hosts the last dance of the season tonight at the Guild hall. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Waldorf, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Smith, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Stephan, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hollister are the hosts and hostesses.

Twentieth Century Dancing Club Guild Hall A. F. Waldorf Pearl. Smith W. H. Stephan Bruce Hollister

Red and White Bridge Parties Hosted by Molleur and Emerick

Mrs. L F Molleur and Mrs. E B Emerick entertained several friends with two Monday gatherings a luncheon and a dinner. Red roses decorated tables, valentine place cards and favors matched the red and white theme. Bridge was the main activity with Mrs. Herbert Wheat winning the afternoon high and Mrs. Lizette Rounds taking the evening high.

L. F. Molleur E. B. Emerick Valentine Bridge Herbert Wheat Lizette

Thompson-Streb Nuptials In Melrose Wedding

Miss Bertha Thompson and Albert F. Streb wed in St. John's church Melrose at 9 am with Rev Timothy Clifford officiating Katherine Thompson bridesmaid Ralph Streb best man. ceremony music by local choir and solos by Rev Leschner. Bride wore powder blue georgette. couple to reside at groom’s ranch south of Melrose after a Montana wedding tour.

Dillon Melrose Bertha Thompson Albert FE. Streb St. John’s Church Timothy Clifford Katherine Thompson Ralph Streb F. X. Lichner Anson Baxter Paul Bramsman Leschner Anthony Bramsman Mateh St. James Hospital Butte Camp Pike Ark Soldier’s Hospital Fort Harrison Helena Streb France Pride Groom

Elliott Jr. Birthday Party With Friends

Amos Elliott Jr celebrated his birthday with a Sunday eve party. Twelve of his young friends attended a sumptuous lunch then went to the skating rink for a merry evening of skating.

Amos “Elliott

Bennett Family to Leave Dillon About March First

The Rev and Mrs T W Bennett of St James Episcopal Church plan to depart Dillon around March 1 after serving the parish. The couple’s move ends a period of ministry here and signals new duties for they and their family.

T. W Bennett St. James Episcopal Church Dillon

Missoula Reception Honors Mr and Mrs Bennett

The Bennetts were guests of honor at a Wednesday reception in the guild hall hosted by parishioners and friends. After a music program they received 12 silver salad forks and butter knives from church members as a memento, and refreshments followed. The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday afternoon February 18 at the home of Mrs. A T Peterson on Rife Street.

Missoula Guild Hall Bennett The Presbyterian Church A. T. Peterson Clark Anderson Alvin ‘Anderson Peterson Rife Street

Burdock Buys Carload Hogs and Veal in Sheridan

Fred Burdock of California bought a carload of hogs from a Madison county farm for 2400 dollars and a carload of veal calves from Laurin at five cents per pound. Local farmers begin to realize some profit as cattle and hog prices rise amid community events and gatherings.

Sheridan Fred Burdock California Madison County Montana

Catholic Guild Meets at Silver Spring Ranch

The Catholic Guild was entertained last Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Smith at Silver Spring ranch, detailing a social visit and hospitality.

Mrs. A W McCormick Returns Home From Visit

Mrs. A W McCormick left her sister Mrs A A Elliott’s home after two weeks as a guest and returned to Glacier Park with her daughter.

A. W. McCormick A. A. Elliott Glacier Park

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