Local Visitors From Ranches and Nearby Towns
William Rosenbaum of Ziegler Springs and Mr. and Mrs Pat Brown of Lima visited the city Friday and Saturday. Haviland of Bannack and Jay Talent from Sage Creek ranches called on business. Paul Martinell and W T Martinell from Dell were in town early in the week. R W Boone returned from California. Charles Burden from Spencer Idaho. J L Nyhart from Twin Bridges. Jules Ek Wenger from Jackson. Mrs Isaac Rife Sr from Medicine Lodge. Walt Lyons Armstead garage owner, and W S Tash Jr Keith Quinlan and John Knoll from Polaris also visited Saturday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Tash, Jr
Keith Quinlan
John Knoll
Polaris
Subscribe to the Tribune Drink Water With Meals
An old newspaper blurb promotes drinking water with meals for digestion. It suggests Adlerika as a remedy, claiming one dose cleanses poisons and flushes both upper and lower bowels, endorsed by Geo. M. Gosman, a local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Gosman
Telephone Service Quick Help for Sickness
A late night family illness prompts calling for rapid aid and the telephone proves essential for fast medical help. The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. notes the telephone performs this service for just a few cents a day.
Boy Scout Week Event Features Religious Address
Judge Lyman H. Bennett spoke at a city Boy Scout Week gathering stressing religious faith as guidance amid youth issues. Opening and closing prayers were led by local pastors, with scripture read and hymns sung as a mixed quartet performed and Willard Albright played violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman. H. Bennett
Abraham Lincoln
H. N. Tragitt
T. J. Simons
W. G. Gilbert
J. Jeppson
H. D. Jewett
W. H. Stephan
America
Card Party Series Resumes at St. Rose Guild Hall
The St. Rose guild resumes its card party series on Thursday evening at the Catholic guild hall. A fine menu with baked chicken and hot rolls will be served. High and low prizes for bridge and pinochle, plus a door prize, await entrants. Admission is 25 cents.
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St. Rose Guild
Catholic Guild
Social Bridge Evening At South Idaho Street Home
Mr and Mrs Malcolm Stone hosted a group of friends Sunday evening at their South Idaho street home. After a pleasant repast, five contract bridge tables were played with Mrs W D Tovey high for the ladies and Harry J Andrus high for the men. Valentine decorations enhanced the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Stone
South Idaho Street
W. D. , Tovey
Harry J. Andrus
Pilots Forced to Land Noir Weather Grounds National Parks Flight
Ray Elsmore and A W Stephen son pilots for National Parks Airways were forced to land at the government field Sunday afternoon due to a storm preventing reaching Butte or points south. Pilot Frye was also reported to land at Dell.
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Ray Elsmore
A. W. Stephenson
National Parks Airways
Government Field
Butte
Pilot Frye
Dell
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet at Combes Home
Beaverhead Chapter DAR met Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Mrs Guy Combes home. Mrs I H Bimrose will present the program topic Great Artists. Shakespeare Club dinner at Hight is in stock at Tribune Book Store for 2.00. Booster club of Normal college held carnival and show with freshmen skit Smashwell House Frankie and Johnny Bleeding Heart Cabaret and Show Boat drawing audience votes.
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Beaverhead
Daughters of the American Revolution
Guy Combes
I’. H. Bimrose
Shakespeare Club
Hight
Tribune Book Store
the Normal College
Unsweetened Hawaiian Pineapple Juice Drink Recipe
Readable text shows a recipe for a chilled tropical juice blend using unsweetened Hawaiian pineapple juice grapefruit juice orange juice lime juice and sugar. Instructions cover chilling serving in cocktail glasses and a separate ice cube tray mix for pineapple ice cubes to flavor iced tea. Serves six.
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Tropics
National Reserve Talks On Range Management
Assistant Forest Supervisor Fr. D. Sandvig spoke to an advanced agriculture class about range management for sheep and cattle on U S forest reserve lands. He outlined allotments and stock regulations, noting carrying capacity per acre and the benefit of smaller divisions for even distribution. Stock may begin on June 1 and must end by November 1. Due to the president's absence, the Future Farmers meeting was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. D. Sandvig
United States Forest Reserve
Andrew Gilbert
Sister of Mrs Bruce Called Home After Sudden Death
Mr and Mrs James Kelly and family traveled to Bozeman after the sudden death of Mrs Ray Bruce formerly Lucille DeCelles a student at the Normal college. She leaves a husband four daughters her parents Mr and Mrs Ed DeCelles of Boulder and three sisters and two brothers along with other relatives.
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James Kelly
Bozeman
Kelly
Ray Bruce
Bruce
Lucille DeCelles
Normal College
Ed DeCelles
Boulder
Alderic Tessier
Seattle
Camille DeCelles
Masquerade Ball Planned by Dillon Fire Dept
The Dillon fire department executive committee set final plans for the annual masquerade ball on February 22, Washington's Birthday. This year's event adopts a hard times theme with no costumes on site though attendees may send for or make their own. Cash prizes totaling 40 dollars will be awarded and music will be provided by Smithy's Orchestra.
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Dillon Fire Department
Washington
Smithy
Car Wreck Injures Titus and Cunningham Near River Bridge
Charles Titus and Miss Ann Cunningham sustained cuts and bruises after a car they rode in collided with a guard rail near the river bridge north of town Tuesday evening. The vehicle was badly wrecked but occupants escaped serious harm according to reports.
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Charles Titus
Ann Cunningham
Ellen May guild elects officers and listens to program
At the Ellen May guild hall meeting held Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Bernard Williams home, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. T. Lee McCracken hosted. Officers elected for the year are President Mrs. F. A. Hazelbaker Vice president Mrs. Frank Tyre Secretary Mrs. A. L. Anderson and Treasurer Miss Jean Bishop. A program on The Progress of the Negro in the United States followed with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen May Guild Hall
Bernard Williams
Williams
T. Lee McCracken
F. A. Hazelbaker
Frank Tyre
A. L. Anderson
Jean Bishop
United States
Bridge Club Scores Shift as Teams Lead in Series
At a regular meeting of the Men's Contract Bridge club on Monday evening Rife and Bond led Team 1 while Jones and Boone trailed. Morse and Stephan topped Team 2 with Cashmore and Stone last. Team 2 holds a 6,000 point lead in the series as the group returns to regular play from duplicate.
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Contract Bridge Club
Rife
Bond
Jones
Boone
Morse
Stephan
Cashmore
Stone
PTA Meeting to Discuss Citizenship for Founders Day
The Parent-Teachers Association holds its next meeting on Tuesday afternoon February 21 at 8 45 in the primary building. The program centers on Citizenship with talks by Miss Melissa Minger on Citizenship Training in Junior High School and Mrs Willis on Citizenship Training in High School. The Choral club performs several selections. Founders Day celebration details to be announced later.
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Parent- Teachers Association
Melissa Minger
C. P
Willis
Ladies Eldora Ragan and Marie Larson Leave for Rochester
Miss C Eldora Ragan and Miss Marie Larson departed Wednesday evening for Rochester Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Eldora Ragan
Marie Larson
Rochester
Minn
Ruling Declares Nepotism Bill Not Retroactive
Attorney General Nagel rules that the nepotism bill recently passed by the legislature does not affect appointments made before February 10. Dispatches indicate the ruling clarifies the bill's limited retroactivity and ongoing personnel actions.
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Nagel
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Keenan Ranch
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs J H Keenan on Thursday afternoon at her ranch home.
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Lutheran’ Ladies Aid
Luthéran Ladies Aid
J. H. Keenan
Presbyterian Men's Club Meets at McCracken Home
The Presbyterian church Mens Club enjoyed a pleasant Tuesday evening gathering at the apartments of T Lee McCracken.
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Presbyterian Men's Club
The
Presbyterian Chutch
T. Lee McCracken
Methodist Aid Meeting Planned at Church Parlors
The Methodist Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at the church parlors with Mrs. George C. Farrell and Mrs. T. D. Caverly as hostesses.
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Methodist
Methodist Aid
George C. Farrell
T. D. Caverly
Wednesday Bridge Club entertains at Mrs Mathews home
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club was entertained this week by Mrs Monte Mathews at her South Washington street home.
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Monte Mathews
South Washington Street
St James guild to meet for hospital sewing
The St James guild will hold an all day meeting Thursday at the rectory to sew for Barrett hospital. The session begins at 11 o clock with Mrs. Natrass and Mrs. Tragitt as hostesses. Wake up spring is coming and farms and ranches will balance as buyers seek bargains. C C Newman Dillon.
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St. James Guild
Barrett Hospital
Natrass
C. C. Newman
Dillon
Manse Society to Meet at Presbyterian Church Parlor
Miss Anna Patterson and Mrs Fratie Stone will entertain the Manse Society of the Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon in the church parlors.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Anna Patterson
Fratie Stone
Funeral of David L. Smith Held at Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for the late David L. Smith were conducted Friday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with Rev. T. J. Simons officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Smith
Presbyterian Church
T. J. Simons
Mountain View
Walter White Sentenced to Two Years for Forgery
Walter J. White was taken to Deer Lodge Thursday morning by Sheriff W. C. Orr to begin a two year sentence on a forgery conviction. Joe Newnes accompanied the officer.
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Walter J. White
Deer Lodge
W. C. Orr
Joe Newnes
Window at Nettick Market Cracked in Tuesday Morning Weather
A large plate glass window at the Nettick market cracked along its full top section Tuesday morning, believed caused by the weather conditions at the time.
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Nettick Market
Evening Bridge Club Postponed to February 16
The Ladies' Evening Bridge club is postponed to Thursday evening February 16 at 7 80 at the Guild hall.
McFadden Files Petition for Letters of Administration
T F McFadden filed a petition for letters of administration with the will attached in the estate of the late Mrs Louisa B Ames formerly a resident of this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. McFadden
Louisa B. ‘Ames
Case Dismissal Ends McKee v Blair Hearing
The case of Hugh McKee against Frank Blair scheduled before Judge George Opp on Friday morning was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McKee
Frank Blair
George Opp
Parents welcome son and local social notes
Mr and Mrs Everett L White announce the birth of a son on Wednesday last week at their Thomson avenue home. The Nite club hosted by Mrs Dan Henneberry featured a sigh score by Mrs Will Ross and sow by Miss Dora Nelson. Ring Newton and Vance returned from Badger Pass district after discovery work on mining claims. Mrs M R Rand of Donovan Ranch visited friends in Dillon. A divorce decree in the district court grants James M Fay a divorce from Percie Re Fay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett L. White
Thomson Avenue
Dan Henneberry
Will Ross
Dora Nelson
N. S. Ring
Leon Newton
Clare Vance
Badger Pass
M. R.° Rand
Donovan Ranch
Dillon
James M. Fay
Percie
Wood sawing at your home or ranch by portable sawmill
I am operating a portable wood saw and will come to your home or ranch to saw up your woodpile for one dollar per cord. Any quantity accepted. Call Mint Pool Hall C H Brown.
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Pool Hall
C. H
Brown
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance during illness and sympathy after the passing of their husband, father, and brother. Gratitude extends to the local Woodmen camp, the Rev Simons and heirs, floral offerings, and those who sent tokens. Mrs David L Smith Mrs Roy Call Melvin Smith George P Smith
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Simons
Sale Notice for Studebaker Sedan in Armstead Montana
Notice is given that on March 3, 1938 at 10:00 AM at Armstead garage Armstead Montana the Studebaker sedan Model 1925 will be sold to the highest bidder for cash to cover accumulated storage and repair charges. Armstead Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
Montana
Studebakers
Banks Close Monday For Lincoln's Birthday Observance
Banks and courthouse offices will be closed Monday in observance of Lincoln's Birthday. Flag decorations appeared on lamp posts in the business district Sunday honoring the Great Emancipator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Banks
Court House
Wanted for cash several cart horses and mules
Advertisements in Chariton Iowa seek cash for draft bred horses and mules. Contact Tred Chandler in Chariton Iowa and inquire about quantities and shipment timing.
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Chariton
Yowa
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