People and events fill Dillon area listings in February
Local notices report visits and travel of residents from Dillon to nearby towns, dental society activities in Butte, church services and events at Grace church, a funeral from Anaconda attendees, Washington’s Birthday observances closing schools and half day stores, plus ads for Graeter Grocery and local services. The compilation reflects community chatter and upcoming programs at churches and the Opera House.
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Baptist
John
James J. Sparrow
Varney
C. W
G. W. Sparrow
Anaconda
John Murray
Butte
J. J. Sparrow
J. F. Rhode
Divide
Dillon
Jack Moran
Businesa
Big Hole
Washington
Wheeling
Medical Advice on Consumption and Scott’s Emulsion
The article argues fresh air exercise and nourishing food aid recovery from consumption. It notes many people live healthily with one lung and recalls cod liver oil’s historic use, though old forms were hard to take. It suggests modern substitutes to improve tolerability.
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Scott
Emulsion Promises Easy Digestion and Long-Term Use
An ad promotes Scott's Emulsion as a digestible supplement for consumption, claiming it digests like cod liver oil. It offers a free sample and notes the label image should appear on every bottle wrap, with Scott and Bowne Chemists listed at 409 Pearl Street New York for a price of goc and $1.
Organ Recital At St James Church Draws Warm Attendance
Last Friday evening a well attended organ recital at St James church featured Prof. E. S. Luce on organ and Mrs. Luce with a vocal solo. Miss Hawley performed a chorus solo, noted for pleasing the audience as the choir displayed refined training. A collection funded organ insurance and new choir music, with strong audience generosity.
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St. James Church
Luce
House for Rent Inquire of D McArthur
Classified notice advertises a house for rent with inquiry directed to D McArthur on Railroad Avenue. No further details provided in readable text.
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D. McArthur
Railroad Avenue
House for Sale at 8 Bargain in Vermillion
A local notice advertises a house for sale at 8 bargain in Vermillion. Details are sparse in the fragment, with pricing and conditions not fully shown.
Luce Hostesses Entertain City Young People
Rev and Mrs Luce entertained over forty city youths at the parsonage last Friday. They enjoyed a spooning contest with large potatoes, heaps of spoons, small silver hearts, charades, and verse writing. Couples were chosen by half hearts and matched, rooms decorated with crepe paper and hearts, coffee sandwiches and heart cakes served to five couples at a time. The evening was crowded with entertaining amusements and all had a fine time.
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Luce
A. A
Washington Dinner Honors Conway Guests
George Washington Birthday social evening hosted by the Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen in Red Men’s hall. Florence and Ora Conway were honored at a nine-seat dinner with patriotic decorations, a cross formed by bunting, a white hat centerpiece, flag-tinted place cards, and gilt stars. The program featured speeches and songs followed by dancing until midnight.
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Florence
Ora Conway
Fred Conger
Washington
Red Men's Hall
Farewell Card Party for Mrs. Foley Plans
Mrs. Foley will leave early March for her new home in Pocatello after a Tuesday evening card party hosted by Mrs. George French. A jolly night ended with a lunch. The Methodist Ladies Aid was hosted by Mrs. A. L. Anderson yesterday afternoon on Idaho Street. St. James guild met with Mrs. John W. Morton. Neighborhood Yard club gathered Wednesday evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing with a dainty lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens entertained a few friends in an informal evening.
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Robert Morton
Dillon
Forsyth
John Lively
John F, Bishop
Twin Bridges
Foley
George French
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
A. L. Anderson
South Idaho Street
John W. Morton
St. James Guild
Lorenzo Cushing
Neighborhood Yard Club
Wild Stallions Break Loose in Bitter Cold Night
Big Hole Breezes reports Hank Simmons of Woodworth ranch in Big Hole town Sunday. He says Saturday night the thermometer dropped to 70 below zero and five stallions in a feed lot escaped, roamed a mile upriver and clashed with a group of fillies. Though not severely hurt, several sustained hairline injuries before Simmons corralled all to the stable for the rest of winter unless in harness.
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Big Hole
Hank Simmons
Woodworth Ranch
Hia
Hank
Miss Carson Wins Tribune Camera Prize
Miss Lucy H. Carson of the Normal College won the prize camera offered by the Tribune Store. Tickets were distributed during the Christmas trade and four drawings were held. the fourth number 1273 matched Miss Carson's entry. She presented the number last Wednesday and received the camera.
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Miss Carson
Tribune
Lucy H. Carson
Normal College
The
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