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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1914
Page
3
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In Dillon Arizona, Miss Alice June McHenry became Mrs. William Howard Newnes at a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at Mrs. H. T. Poindexter’s home. Rev. Father Foley officiated with Judge C. F. McHenry giving the bride. Attendants included Miss Cora Taylor and Mr. Joseph Newnes. A five course wedding supper followed. The couple left for the coast and Tucson after the wedding. Newnes is a longtime Dillon businessman.
Ivo Birrer enjoyed a Saturday night gathering with friends in Dillon during his vacation with his parents. A lively program of games and music followed by late refreshments featured guests and several family members assisting with hosting. Ivo then left Saturday for Helena to attend Mount St. Charles college.
Mrs M E French hosted a pretty New Year dinner for her daughter Miss Anna French who was home from school. Five delicious courses were served at one o'clock to the guests who were present.
Mr and Mrs Frank Birrer and several Birrer relatives from Butte including Miss Virginia Bulger Miss Helen Bulger Miss Margaret Mahoney Miss Sarafina Birrer and Misses Gertrude Anna French Ivo and Andrew Birrer are listed. Miss French left Saturday for Billings to resume her teaching post in a city school.
Mr and Mrs B N Stevenson entertained at New Year’s Day dinner. Decorations in holiday colors and a splendid menu were enjoyed by guests Mr and Mrs N E Stone Warren and Lorena Stone Miss Rose Stamm Mr Albert Stamm and children.
A party at the William Lovell country home enjoyed a pleasant day with dinner at one o'clock. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Burt A. Tower, Mr. H. Giduz and Prof. Clark of Butte, Miss Edith Hatch, Gladys Oliver, and Agatha Lovell.
Saturday evening Mrs George Dart entertained guests at her home with a Five Hundred game session. A tempting lunch followed for attendees including Mesdames Roscoe Cornell George Edinger N E Stone A S Rife W B Carter R F Tattersall John T Cox M T Burleigh Seattle B N Stevenson Lee Van Etten Butte and A G Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Williams hosted a Sunday dinner at their west side home at two thirty. Invited guests included Mr. and Mrs. L. Cushing, Mr. and Mrs. William Bernstein, Mrs. Isaac Rife, Mrs. James Dodd, and Mrs. Effie Christman.
Last Friday evening a dance at the John Nyhart ranch near Dilton drew about sixty guests. The party featured holiday decorations, lively music, enjoyable dancing, and a splendid lunch, making for a most delightful time.
Mrs. A. W. Connolly was hostess on Tuesday at a pleasant luncheon. The afternoon was spent at bridge and fancy work.
Mrs I S Hunsaker will host club members at her Dillon area home next Tuesday afternoon. About fifty attended the last meeting where a chicken dinner at the Curtis home was served. An exchange of gifts was held and attendees reported a very enjoyable time.
The New Year club met Saturday afternoon at Mrs B F White’s residence. Miss Lydia Roberts was unanimously elected vice president to fill the vacancy. Miss Van Bishop led a discussion of the drama Every Woman.
Mrs Potts hosted the Tuesday evening bridge club with substitutes Mesdames Charles Niblack F H Best and Miss Anna bel Long. Mrs Otto Gosman will entertain the club at the next meeting.
Members gathered Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. B. Carter and Mrs. George Banks for a social high five event.
Mrs. A J Wedum will entertain members of the Needle Club, hosting an afternoon gathering with quilting demonstrations and a brief talk on textile heritage. Club members and guests are invited to attend for light refreshments.
J B Hopkins, mining superintendent of Elkhorn properties, reports heightened activity in Beaverhead county's Wise River area. A 3000-foot tunnel is under construction with an 18 month timeline, boosting ore dumps and promising railroad access via Butte Wisdom and Pacific lines. He notes copper silver and gold values and expects rapid development with improved drainage and deeper workings.
A social club plans a gathering next Wednesday afternoon at a member's residence on South Pacific street, inviting attendees to join in a casual afternoon event.
The club holds its first meeting of the new year this Friday afternoon with Mrs. E R Mosher in attendance.
The club was postponed this week and will meet next Monday evening with Mrs. Wilhaim Bernstein.
Mrs John Gelhaus will host a Busy Bee gathering for club members at her residence next Wednesday afternoon. The event invites members to join her for social time and refreshments in a informal setting.
The Friday event of the bridge club gathered at the home of B. N. Stevenson for an enjoyable evening of games and socializing.
Mrs. Arthur Gracter serves as hostess this Friday afternoon at her residence, welcoming members to a club gathering.
Mrs Stone served as hostess for a euchre gathering this Thursday night, entertaining members of the club with cards and conversation.
Mesdames J. B. Mayfield and Ed Farley acted as hostesses for a Thursday afternoon aid gathering entertaining a large number of ladies in the church lecture room.
Members and friends of the St James guild spent a pleasant afternoon Thursday with Mrs E T Brundage on South Atlantic street in a sociable gathering.
The ladies of the guild gathered at Mrs. Schoenborn's home for the first meeting of the New Year on Thursday afternoon.
The aid society met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Sam Williamson on Atlantic Street for their community gathering.
Mrs A Potts entertained the society Thursday afternoon at her home in a friendly social event.
President Monroe fills in for Professor Clark during vacation in New York. The third number of the entertainment course is set for next Wednesday in the auditorium. Miss Morgan’s father and brother in Olivia Minn. are seriously ill. Edith McDowell resumes teaching cooking at Kalispell farmers institute under Kalispell High school. German club Christmas entertainment on Jan 10 features Cinderella by Mrs Davies with Santa gifts and a dance after. Cast includes Miss Hunsaker, Miss Smith, Miss Tressler, Mrs Kress, Miss Carroll, Miss Drummond, Miss Smith, Miss Tressler, Miss Adams, Mr Schmidt, Mr Spencer, Miss Morgan, Mr Metlen. New members Edna Simmons Ballentine Nettie Bryan Elliston Evangeline Louther Mrs Alaina Kelly joined.
The ad promotes Parisian Sage as a dandruff and hair fall remedy sold for fifty cents by Potts the druggist. It claims quick relief for itching scalp and brittle hair, promising soft, abundant hair and a clean scalp, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The notice also references Ely and Bradley shoes at Wm. Klein Cash Store.
City of Dillon Montana certifies the ordinance passed January 7 1914 by the city council and approved by the acting mayor on the same date.
Ordinance 186 of Dillon Montana bans selling or soliciting newspapers on railroad tracks platforms or rights of way within city limits. Oregon Short Line right of way between Bannack and Sebree streets also restricted. Fines range from one to ten dollars for first offenses and five to twenty five dollars for subsequent offenses. Passed January 7, 1914.
Department of the Interior contest notice to Lenore Gorell of Monida Montana regarding Charley Blair who filed in 1914 to contest and cancel her homestead entry 64419 for sections 11 and 1 township 1S range 4W Montana. Blair alleges abandonment. entry to be canceled if no answer within twenty days after the fourth publication. Dates of publications range January 9 1914 to January 30 1942 with receiver GEO Freeman cited.
The Fifth Judicial District of Montana fixes district court terms for 1914. Beaverhead opens February 2 April 13 August 3 December 7. Jefferson opens January 27 May 1 July 28 November 10. Madison opens March 2 June 1 August 8 October 19. Court begins at 10:00 a m in Dillon.
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