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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
10
Dillon residents and visitors fill a long list of relied on notes including Judge Lyman H. Bennett visiting Dillon, E. B. Howell attending to business in Dillon, various farm and ranch people dropping by, and numerous small ads for rentals, sewing, and goods. The column captures bustling community life with names, places, and weekly movements.
For sale 25 registered Short horn bulls about two years old at 100 dollars each listed by C A Norton of Salmon Idaho. Also notes Charles and Howard Lloyd were among Dillon basketball fans at the district tournament in Butte last week.
Russell Harrison drove to Butte on Monday where he met his wife returning from a two months visit with friends and relatives in Minnesota.
Miss Leona Carney a Whitehall schoolteacher spent the weekend visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J W Carney. Wim Wellborn of Jackson was in Dillon Monday en route to Butte for an appendectomy. Mr and Mrs Edinger drove from Divide to Dillon Saturday and stayed at the Duke Gist home while in town.
Mrs. George D. Taylor of Butte, sister of Mrs. Dr. Lawrence Morand, has been a guest at the Dr. Morand home for the past week. She was joined Friday by Mr. Taylor and they returned to Butte Monday evening.
William Fulhgood of McHessor Creek has been ill at Barrett hospital for two weeks but is slowly improving. Mrs Bitzer and Miss Frances Spinner traveled from the Quarter Circle Ten ranch near Blaine to visit him. A party from Blaine saw Peter Pan at Hartwig theater. J H Gilbert and wife left for St Paul after visiting Ashton Idaho to see the dog derby. they plan a three week trip.
Society notes announce a 35¢ social and an invitation at the Andrus Hotel dining room on Saturday evening February 28. Mrs. Sam Freeman hosts Riverside Country Club members and husbands for a 1 PM dinner on March 4 at her ranch south of town. Scandia club members and guests enjoyed a Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Peter J. Petersons country home with a light lunch to conclude.
The Twentieth Century Dancing club held its final dance of the season last Friday evening. Hosts and hostesses included Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mc Cracken, Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Galt, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bond, and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Curry.
Miss Lenora Carney a student at Intermountain Union College in Helena spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Carney in this city She returned to Whitehall with her sister Leona to visit several days before resuming her studies in Helena
A large Dillon crowd traveled to Apex for a Saturday night dance at the Apex hall. Lonnie's Jazz orchestra from Dillon provided the music and attendees report a most enjoyable time.
The Good Government club will meet in the Public Library on Tuesday March 3 at 3 30 in the afternoon. Mrs Laura Tolman Scott of Armstead will report on the women s national convention in San Francisco where she served as a delegate last spring. She will also speak on club work and invites other Dillon clubs to attend.
Mrs A O Vachon and Mrs J E Monroe hosted a Shrove Tuesday tea at the Monroe home Tuesday afternoon. Twenty four ladies attended a delightful afternoon and waffles were served. Guests received a decorative souvenir card bearing a quotation from a standard author.
The Bitter Root club met with Mrs. Floyd Best on Wednesday afternoon at her South Washington Street home. A pleasant afternoon followed by serving of delicious refreshments.
Mrs W B Hartwig hosts the Hobnob club this afternoon. Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Thursday with Mrs John Neal. St Rose Guild members Mrs Martin Barrett and Mrs Thomas Barrett plan a meeting Thursday afternoon March 5 at Mrs Thos Barretts home on South Washington Street.
Misses Esther and Geraldine Bertrand hosted a pretty Saturday evening birthday celebration at their Washington home. Irene Bertrand received festive touches with Washington's Birthday decorations enhancing the intimate gathering.
Twenty four youths attended a pleasant evening of games and music that concluded with delicious refreshments.
Miss Mike Adams acted as a charming hostess for a Pinochle club gathering on Wednesday. The event featured card play and social remarks, with attendees enjoying a cordial evening.
The M. M. club will meet Wednesday afternoon March 4 at the home of Mrs. Margaret Lovell Taylor on South Atlantic street.
Mrs Adele Murray and Mrs Louis Michelson hosted the Baptist Aid society gathering Thursday afternoon at Mrs Murray’s residence.
Mrs Harry Andrus Sr hosts the Busy Bee club gathering Wednesday afternoon March 4 in her Hotel Andrus apartment building, inviting members to attend.
The St James Guild will hold its meeting on March 5 at the home of Mrs Alfred Cashmore on the west side replacing the auxiliary gathering.
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