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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1919
Page
8
The Tribune Publishing Company will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees, except in cases where orders signed by management are given. Telephone 66. Entered at the Dillon Postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter.
Notices of church festivals fairs dancing parties and socials with admission or profit from sales will be charged five cents per line Card of Thanks five cents per line Obituary Poetry six cents per line
Mrs W C Jennings acts as hostess to the Hobnob club this afternoon at St James. The Episcopal Guild was entertained yesterday by Misses Bertha and Anna Huber at their home.
The Theta club holds its annual business meeting next Tuesday March 4 at the home of Mrs. E L Poindexter. All members are requested to be present.
Mrs. R. F. Tattersall entertained a Kensington Monday afternoon gathering for Mrs. Margaret Graeter and Mrs. J. T. Ross of Argenta and Mrs. Comfort of Twin Bridges. About 24 ladies attended.
Jolly Club members were entertained by Miss Mary Gist last Tuesday evening. Mrs Brereton and Miss Louise Almy were guests. A most enjoyable hour was spent on a geography lesson.
Mr and Mrs RF Tattersall entertain at tea clock dinner this evening with covers laid for 12 guests in attendance.
Mrs. H Schoenborn hosted a St. Rose Guild gathering yesterday afternoon at the Catholic church group event.
Bitter Root was the setting as Miss Rose Stamm served as hostess to the Bitter Root club on a Wednesday afternoon, hosting members and guests in a social gathering.
Mrs F C Swartz and Mrs Marshall Field entertain with bridge tomorrow afternoon and evening. About 12 tables will be used at each party at Mrs Swartz's home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wiksdal host a dinner tomorrow evening for Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sanders who plan to move soon to a residence near Whitehall.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet in the church lecture rooms on Thursday March 6. They will be entertained by Mrs L B Ripley Mrs Arthur Ripley and Mrs George E Ditty.
The annual ball given by the Dillon Volunteer Firemen at the city hall last evening was one of the most enjoyable. A large crowd was in attendance and the event featured a lively social atmosphere.
An extra World Wide Guild meeting is set for Monday March 3 at 7:30 p m at Gladys Scott’s home to initiate new members. Miss Marguerite Cushing hosted the Prospect club Monday night with vocal and instrumental music and refreshments through a late hour.
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department held its annual ball at the city hall last night. The hall was well decorated and a large crowd enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
The Good Government club announces its regular meeting time will move to Tuesday afternoons. Previously held on Mondays to avoid conflicting with Red Cross meetings, the schedule change makes Tuesdays the future meeting day.
The annual church business meeting and roll call occur at the Dillon church on March 5 at 8 o clock. All members and participants are urged to attend. Rev J H Hamstra and wife arrive soon from Sherman New York and will attend the meeting. A music program is planned.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Magnus entertained about 150 Scandinavian friends at a Saturday night dance in Dart's Hall. National colors decorated the hall, punch was served, and a banquet followed at midnight. Jasper Wilson was toastmaster with talks by returned soldiers. The party concluded around 5 am with three hearty cheers.
Mrs. L. Cushing and Mrs. L. M. Kress entertained Dillon teachers on Washington's Birthday with bridge sessions in afternoon and evening. The appreciation for teachers during the flu troubles was shared as locals met the Dillon faculty. Assisting hosts were Mrs. J. E. Monroe, Mrs. A. J. Weaum, Mrs. C. C. Thornton and Miss Geneve Taylor.
On March 13 Rev and Mrs Hamstra will be formally welcomed into the Dillon church by members and people of the city. A program of music and short addresses will be given by prominent local figures with refreshments to follow.
The notice notes that the Normal College High School and Training School will publish the evening program later after all arrangements are completed. It invites students and citizens of Dillon to stay tuned for forthcoming details.
The ladies of the Methodiat church will hold a food sale at Graeter Grocery on Saturday March 1 at 10 30 a m Adv 8 9.
Notice is given by Geo T Banks administrator of the estate of Chas Frommer deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at Pease Stephenson Dillon Montana for the transaction of estate business Beaverhead County Montana Dated Dillon Montana February 27 1919 9 12
Sunday school at 10 o clock taught by superintendent Prof Robert Clark. Sermon at 11 o clock by pastor H G Humphrey. An illustrated address on Pagan Child Life in the Orient at 7 30 p m. Ribbons and paper for adding machines at Tribune Book Store Ad tf.
Irrigated summer fallowed farm for rent at 5 dollars per acre cash down, remaining by cash or share in fall. Renter must be a good irrigator. Inquiries Box 425 Dillon Montana. Also cleaned flaxseed for sale via Box 425 Dillon Montana. 9-tf.
Farm for sale in Beaverhead Valley 300 acres. Sell half if desired, balance on terms. Rich soil and good water rights with ditches fences and spring. Outside stock range with railroad access and fine climate. Close to Dillon Montana at $100 per acre class land. For details write Box 426 Dillon Montana 9 tf.
An advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood, expel polyon, heal mucous surfaces and improve health after short use. Free testimonials offered. Sold by druggists.
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