Valentine Tea Brings Social Hearts to Dillon Guild Hall
Mesdames J. H. Best and E. D. White hosted a Valentine themed afternoon at the White home with needlework and refreshments. Guests included M. E. Barry of Butte M. T. Lougheed Roy Stephenson and many Dillon residents. Children enjoyed tableaux dancing heart games and singing while mothers prepared refreshments and hosted the afternoon fete at Guild hall.
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Guildhall
Mesdames
W. C. Orr
M.D. Manning
W. Os. Watson
E. Brundage
A. A. Elliott
B. A. Tower
Ruth Orr
Mrs Orr Hosts Bridge Party for Helen Rife
Mrs Ernest Orr and Mrs Orr hosted a bridge party at their home on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Helen Rife of Medicine Lodge visiting Dillon this week. Guests enjoyed cards, music, and a lunch. Attendees included Helen Rife Agnes Scott Edith Hatch Anna Carter Sadie Gracier Millie Adams J C Smith M T Lougheed M E Barry Jr A G Williams Mrs J White Edna Howard W W Jamesson Edward Duff Hardaman Duff Thomas Gilbert George Melton George Brownback R Sryburg Caroline Rife and Henry Crittenden.
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Ernest Orr
Helen Rife
M. T. Lougheed
M. E. Barry, Jr
A. G. Williams
Card party at South Pacific street home
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Cornell invite friends for cards this Friday at their home on South Pacific street. The guest list includes Mr and Mrs Jerome Baxter Mr and Mrs B N Stevenson Mr and Mrs E R Mosher Mr and Mrs W S Watson Mr and Mrs Elias Rounds Mr and Mrs Ernest O Jr Mr and Mrs Burt A Tower Jr and Mrs Josiah Bowden Mr and Mrs W C Orr Mr and Mrs D Rothbone Mesdames Lillian Free James Dodd Misses Lucy Herrick Ana Ketchum Anna Patterson Addie ettes and Mr J E Morse.
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Roscoe Cornell
South Pacific Street
Jerome Baxter
B. N. Stevenson
E. R. Mosher
Irs
W. S. Watson
Elias Rounds
Ernest O Jr
Burt A. Tower, Jr
Josiah Bowden
W. C. Orr
D. Rothbone
Lillian Free
James Dodd
Lucy Herrick
Ana Ketchum
Anna Patterson
Addie Ettes
J. E. Morse
Valentines Day Initiation At Montana Normal Sorority
Sorority members at Montana Normal College held an initiation Saturday evening in a college gymnasium. Fifteen members were admitted into the society and a luncheon followed in the dining room with tables decorated in red, hearts, and a red color scheme. Ice cream cakes and confections complemented the event.
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Montana
Normal College
Children's Party Brightens Willy Friendly Club Event
The children’s department of the friendly club hosted a Valentine themed celebration with crafts games and treats for young attendees. Organizers emphasized wholesome fun and community spirit as families joined in the activity and shared smiles.
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Children’s Department
Wiendly Club
Valentine Party Hosted by Miss Nina Fessenden
Miss Nina Fessenden of Atlantic Street entertained fourteen guests Saturday in a Valentine party. Members of Mrs. Rathbone's Sunday school class attended with Miss Nina, plus Mrs. R C Mosher Mrs A R Hardy and Mrs R R Rathbone. Games readings and a five o'clock lunch concluded the afternoon.
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Nina
Fessenden
Atlantic Street
Mrs. Rathbone
Miss Nina
R. C. Mosher
A. R. Hardy
R. R. Rathbone
Sheridan Lodge Initiation Banquet At Dillon Meet
Sixteen Sheridan lodge members traveled to Dillon on Saturday for initiation at the temple and attended a post ceremony banquet. The event followed the lodge’s work with a splendid meal served in the banquet room.
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Masonic Lodge
Temple
Sheridan Lodge
Dillon
Choir Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Boone
Mr and Mrs W R Boone hosted a musical gathering at their home for the M E choir with twenty five young guests. The evening featured a cafeteria meal followed by games and songs.
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W. R. Boone
M. E. Choir
Dance at John Nyhart Ranch Draws Seventy Couples
About seventy couples enjoyed a Friday evening dance at the John Nyhart ranch. Rooms were decorated in Valentine colors and emblems with music by Francis Tonney and George Jewell and a splendid lunch served.
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John Nyhart
Francis Tonney
George Jewell
Dinner at Dormitory Event Attended by College Officials
Mrs. A. W. Owsley matron of the college dormitories entertained at dinner Thursday evening at 6 o clock. Guests included Charles Scharff of Helena state accountant R. R. Rathbone R. W. Boone J. C. Smith and President and Mrs. J. E. Monroe.
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A. W. Owsley
Charles Scharff
Helena
R. R. Rathbone
R. W. Boone
J. C. Smith
J. E. Monroe
Dinner Officers: Mr and Mrs Jennings Host Stephenson Pair
Mr and Mrs William Jennings entertained at dinner on Saturday evening as a courtesy to Mr and Mrs Roy Stephenson. The table featured spring flowers and a choice menu was served at six o clock.
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William Jennings
Roy Stephenson
Solway hosts dinner with visiting guests from Idaho
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Solway entertained Sunday evening at their home with guests Mrs. Alma Harwood of Spencer Idaho Philip Thorpe and J. E. Morse joining them for dinner.
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E. O. Solway
Alma Harwood
Spencer, Idaho
Philip Thorpe
J. E. Morse
Sunday Dinner Entertained by Mr and Mrs G T Paul
Mr and Mrs G T Paul hosted a Sunday dinner for family and friends, focusing on warm hospitality and conversation. The event reflected a traditional social gathering in a comfortable home setting.
Dinner for Ten Hosts Share Splendid Menu at Home
Friends gathered Sunday at their residence for a 1 30 o clock dinner. Covers were laid for ten and a splendid menu was served.
Mr and Mrs Frank Bell Host Dinner At Country Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Bell will entertain a number of friends at dinner Sunday at their country home.
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Frank Bell
Ladies Host Card Party Next Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs. R. F. Tattersal and Mrs. M. T. Burleigh invite friends to their home for a cards gathering next Tuesday at 2:30 PM.
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R. F. Tattersal
M. T. Burleigh
Moonlight Club Hosts Dance and Lunch at Dart’s Hall
The Moonlight club held a Friday dance led by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Murray at Dart’s Hall. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Hugh MacMillan, Miss Montana Murray, and others, followed by a lunch at J. F. Wididal’s home. The group planned class meetings and a 10th annual hillside picnic this week.
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Moonlight Club
Dart's Hall
T. J. Murray
J. F. Wididal
Jerome Sharp
Hugh MacMillan
Marion Leach
Montana Murray
Russel Sryburg
H. H. Connor
Butte
William Jennings
Hardtime Party Set For Friday Evening At Guild Hall
A hardtime party is scheduled for this Friday evening at the guild hall. Those expected to attend look forward to a good time.
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Guild Hall
Bridge Club Meetings Postponed and Planned
Social Eight reports that members meet with Mrs. G T Paul this Friday afternoon. The Tuesday evening bridge club plans to meet at Mrs. Julius Rounds home, noting this weeks gathering was postponed due to Mrs. Rounds illness.
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G. T. Paul
Julius Rounds
Rounds
Club Hosts Social Evening at Orr Residence
The club will be entertained next Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Orr.
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Ernest Orr
Bitterroot Meeting With Mrs Stevenson Next Wednesday
The Bitterroot group will hold a meeting next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. B. N. Stevenson.
Tattersalls Host Euchre Night at Idaho Street Home
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Tattersall hosted a euchre gathering Thursday evening at their residence on Idaho street. The event brought together club members for an indoor card game social in a local neighborhood setting.
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R. F. Tattersall
Idaho Street
Mrs Stevenson Hosts Club Meeting With Pleasant Afternoon
Mrs. B N Stevenson entertained club members on Wednesday afternoon with a warm, friendly program.
Country Club to Meet With Mrs Drummy
The Country Club members will hold their next meeting with Mrs. W. F. Drummy as host.
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Country Club
W. F. Drummy
Missionary and Manse Society Meetings Held This Week
Mrs Herbert Selway hosts the Missionary society Friday at 7 30 at her home. The manse society met Thursday afternoon at the church with Mesdames Ross Bishop Bimrose and Miss Addie Bettes in attendance.
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Herbert Selway
The
Missionary Society
Manse Society
Mesdames Ross
Bishop
Bimrose
Addie Bettes
St Rose Guild Meets at Rectory
Mrs. M. N. Staudaker hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering of the St Rose guild at the rectory with pleasant hospitality and fellowship.
Aid Society Serves Lunch in Church Lecture Rooms
The ladies of the aid society prepared a splendid lunch and met in the lecture rooms of the church Thursday afternoon.
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M.E. Aid
the Aid Society
Presbyterian church guild to entertain youths at Bishop home
A church guild will entertain the young men of the Presbyterian church next Thursday evening at the Bishop home.
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Burt A. Tower
Presbyterian Church
Bishop Home
Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Mosher’s Home
Mrs. R. C. Mosher entertained the Baptist missionary society members Thursday afternoon at her residence, hosting a gathering with discussions and fellowship.
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R. C. Mosher
the Missionary Society
St James Guild Tea at Mrs George Banks Home
The St James guild was entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs George Banks. Members enjoyed a social gathering and light refreshments in a cordial setting.
Don Randolph Visits Dillon From Arpenta Ranger Station
Don Randolph traveled to Dillon this week representing the Arpenta ranger station.
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Don Randolph
Dillon
Arpenta
Hudson Six-40 touted as light, economical new era car
The Hudson Six-40 ships from the Hudson factory, boasting a streamlined body, left side drive, disappearing seats, and a gasoline tank in the dash. It weighs about 3000 pounds or less, costs $1750 fob Detroit, and is pitched as far more economical than rival Fours, with six months of premium features and Howard E. Coffin design. The car is described as the lightest Hudson yet and marks a new era, with demonstrations available in Detroit, Michigan.
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Detroit
Prisoners Returned From Wisdom in County Jail Sentences
Deputy W T Scully brought three prisoners from Wisdom for county jail sentences. George Hale 120 days Ben Carier 90 days and Charles Miller 380 days were convicted of obtaining liquor for habitual drunkards while Miller a wandering panhandler was jailed. Justice Fred Nelson presided. Jim Williams accompanied the officer to the Dillon poor farm. Snowblanket persists in the Big Hole.
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W. T. Scully
Wisdom
George Hale
Ben Carier
Charles Miller
Miller
Justice of the
Fred Nelson
Jim Williams
Dillon
Scully
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised For Colds And Croup
Mrs E E H Thomas of Logansport Indiana asserts Chamberlains Cough Remedy is best for colds and croup and has never failed to give her children prompt relief. For sale by all dealers adv 1m.
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Chamberlain
EE. HW. Thomas
Logansport
Ind
Japanese porter arrested for gun without alien license
Keyonosuki Ochiai was arrested February 11 by Deputy Game Warden Carney for possessing a gun without an alien license and released after purchasing the required license. Frank Pace, an Austrian sectionhand, was arrested February 12 by Deputies Carney and Martin for the same charge and has hired Robison & Gilbert. trial set for the district court's next term.
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Keyonosuki Ochiai
Carney
Frank Pace
Martin
Robison & Gilbert
Recognized Advantages of Chamberlains Cough Remedy
The advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as better than many medicines for coughs and colds. It loosens and relieves coughing, aids expectoration, opens secretions, and helps the body expel a cold. It counters the tendency of a cold to become pneumonia and contains no opium, safe for children and adults. For sale by all dealers. im.
Large shipment of furs sails from Dillon to Chicago dealer
Frank Go Bassett consigned a Chicago fur dealer last Saturday a shipment valued at 8000 dollars. The consignment includes 500 coyotes 1000 muskrats 80 weasels 20 skunks 18 badgers 260 martins RS mink and 2 fox hides. It is the largest Dillon has sent out in years and Bassett notes a down fur market due to scarce ready money.
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Frank Go Bassett
Chicago
Dillon
Mr. Bassett
Foley Kidney Pills Proclaimed Fast Relief For Ailments
Potts the druggist notes Foley Kidney Pills provide quick, reliable aid for backache rheumatism and kidney and bladder troubles by supplying what nature calls for to heal weakened organs.
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Potts
Revival Union Services At Local Churches
The Methodist Church hosts a Sunday morning sermon on "The Place Where God First Reveals Himself" followed by an evening address by Rev Hardy. The union service includes Baptist and Methodist congregations. Revival services continue through the week.
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Hardy
Baptist
Methodist
Paint Work by Oregon Short Line Bridge Crew in Dillon
The Oregon Short Line bridge and building department construction train has been in Dillon for ten days performing repairs on railroad property. The paint gang has refreshed section houses fences and varnished the interior of the passenger station.
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Oregon Short Line Bridge and Building Department
Dillon
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Local Druggist
Safe for babies and effective for grownups. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has the confidence of local druggist Potts who says his store has sold it with always satisfactory results. W. W. Nessmith of Stateboro Ga endorses its use in his family and store. Refuse a substitute. 1m.
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Foley
W. W. Nessmith
Stateboro
Potts
Fat Lambs Shipped to San Francisco Buyer
F J Strubel of San Francisco bought five carloads of fat lambs from John Lovell and three carloads from the Lovell brothers late last week. Eight carloads were dispatched to the San Francisco market under Herman Waltie last Monday afternoon.
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F. J. Strubel
San Francisco
John Lovell
Lovell
All the News All the Time Tribune Motto Feature
A concise presentation of The Tribune’s mission to deliver comprehensive coverage around the clock. Emphasizes steady reporting, broad scope, and commitment to readers seeking constant updates.
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the Tribune
Greater Grocery Company Sweet Corn Price Note
Local grocery listing notes sweet corn price and a 10 cent or 25 cent tag. No clear product details or dates provided in the fragment.
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State Bank of Dillon
Mrs
Elizabeth E. Monroe
Bridge Party
Kapa
Mrs. G. T. Paul
Club News
D. W. Erwin
Cross Country Club
Westminister Guild
Hudson
Howard E. Coffin
Hudson Motor Car Co
Michigan
A. S. Johnson
Spencer & Ewing
Prisoners From
Methodist Church
Utah
St. Charles
A & H Soda
Idaho
Barrington Hall
Pillsbury’s
Yellowstone
Greater Grocer Co
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