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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
10
Mrs Walter Taylor acts as hostess for the Riverside Country club dinner. Mr and Mrs J B Cluley entertained a number of friends at dinner last night. Mrs J B Holtz will entertain next Tuesday evening on South Pacific street.
Mrs Amos Elliott entertained the St James Guild yesterday afternoon at her South Atlantic Street home, hosting members in a social gathering.
Mrs Loren Spencer will entertain the Northside Country club Tuesday February 19 with dinner at 1 o clock. Mrs Mamie Hoffman and Mrs Har Andrus entertained the Carrol club Wednesday evening at Mrs Hoffman's home.
Mrs. Mary Louise Taylor entertained a group of her young friends at a Valentine party on Wednesday afternoon.
R. P. Willard received a Valentine’s Day surprise when a cake decorated with 77 candles was presented to celebrate his birthday.
The Good Government club will meet Tuesday February 19 in the Library at 3 30 p m. Members will discuss for and against the World Court, weighing arguments on both sides.
Mrs. Harry Andrus hosted the Busy Bee club Wednesday at her apartments in the Andrus hotel. Delicious refreshments were served.
The final in a sequence of agreeable gatherings hosted by Mrs. C P Thomas Miss Clen Thomas and Mrs. Jay Holtz was a Kensington tea with over forty ladies enjoying a pleasant afternoon. Earlier, Monday's event featured card playing as the divertissement.
Local notes from Dillon cover church events, visits, and community notices. Forsgren's Grocery carries Aladdin Lamps for a Saturday Food Sale at Waldorf's by the Baptist Aid. District Superintendent H. K. Holtzinger to speak at the Methodist Church. various residents from Blaine and Reichle are noted for travel and visits. A measles related school recess is announced and the Dillon Volunteer Fire Department plans a mask hall event with music at the City Hall February 22.
Harry Schuler, school clerk, returned from Spokane. A card party at the schoolhouse Friday will raise funds for Miss Lian for a dental chair. Miss O'Leary traveled to Butte with Mr. and Mrs. George Hapter. Charlie, Billie and Ned Pilgrim attended the Keenan home party. Mrs. Frank Morrison returned from Butte. Mr. Morrison has been ill but is improving.
W P G Harding governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston attributes his daughter's death to whirl of social life and smoking. Governor Morgan of West Virginia supports efforts by Women’s Clubs to curb cigarette use among women, calling it a major state goal.
Martin Quigley sues J Ki Sodergren to sell Lots 10 11 12 Block C Rife's Sub Addition Dillon Montana at public auction March 10 1924 2 PM front courthouse cash terms Sheriff Dated February 9 1924.
Stock ranch 40 acres on Big Sheep creek for 7000 dollars with terms. 240 acres on lower Big Hole river improved water right and was priced at 330 dollars per acre with terms. 80 acres near Dillon tillable and irrigated priced at 6000 dollars with half cash. 160 acres on Rock Creek priced at 5000 dollars with easy payments.
Nifty two bedroom bungalow on Kentucky Avenue with garage and big lot offered at 3 500 term. Modern five room home on West side sought after at 4 000. Five room partly furnished residence on South Dakota in good area not modern at 2 900 with easy payments. C C Newman phone 242 J Dillon Mont.
J. D. Stephens of Samson Alabama reports using Foley Pills improved kidney function and overall health after years of trouble. Potts the druggist endorses the product in the advertisement.
Great Western Sugar announces a probable 11 dollar per acre sugar beet output in the Billings Lovell district. The notice signals a key pricing estimate affecting local growers and field planning.
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