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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
5
Reports say 150 refugee garments must be produced at once and emphasize the need for women to sew these articles. Also mentioned is a burglary at Ray Jackson's cellar with whiskey stolen, and John E Shipman returning from Seattle to find Mrs Shipman injured after a kitchen accident.
Mrs. F A Hazelbaker is ill with influenza according to Dillon news briefs.
The winter term at Normal College began Monday with many new students enrolling. Several former pupils who left during the quarantine for influenza have not returned. Local items note deaths, travel, Red Cross efforts, and community notices as residents resume postholiday routines.
Mrs. J. B. Morse hosted a card party Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. C. H. Phillips and Mrs. L. A. Metzel held a series of parties this week with Kensington gatherings Wednesday afternoon Thursday evening and Friday afternoon. Mrs. Louis Anderson entertained the Busy Bee club Wednesday afternoon with many guests in attendance.
Mr and Mrs J W Rees hosted a card party for a number of friends at their home on Rife Street Saturday night.
The Needle club held its Christmas meeting at Mrs. F. E. Foote's home yesterday afternoon. Gifts were exchanged and a pleasant afternoon was enjoyed.
The North Side Country club will be entertained Tuesday afternoon January 21 at the home of Mrs. Julia Selway.
Mr and Mrs W B Hartwig gave a farewell dinner for the Rus sel Fryburges on the eve of their departure for California. The event was held Wednesday evening on the couple’s avenue.
A Monday night dinner dance was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Melton and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fryburg at the Melton home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Caswell.
M E B aid the Methodist ladies and their friends will meet in church lecture rooms Thursday January x8, entertained by Mrs Theodore Nelson and Mrs P G Nelson. Westminster guild Christmas tree, postponed from Dec 24, to be held at Miss Bishop's home January 16. D A R to meet at Mrs Alvan L Anderson's home Tuesday January 14 to discuss Current Events.
Mr and Mrs John H Judge hosted a New Year's Eve gathering for Olive Marchesseat a graduate nurse from New York and Frank Marchesseat an honorably discharged Camp Dodge veteran. The event featured a diamond disc Edison music system, a watch party, and a midnight supper with punch.
Young woman recently released from munition work desires any farm work. Terms include transportation and small compensation. References and details provided on application. Address Esther Champion-Drake 130 Coolidge Avenue Syracuse NY.
Fragmentary text hints at daylong pain and night discomfort. Mentions soreness worsening in the morning and at night with unclear context or subject.
Mrs M J Wills of 139 Helena St testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble and bladder inflammation after years of pain. She notes backache and sharp pains disappeared after using several boxes from Potts' Drug Store and urges others to use Doan's Kidney Pills priced 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y approves.
Report of the condition of The State Bank of Dillon Dillon Montana at close of business December 31 1918. Details show resources including loans and discounts 4 096 358.60 bonds stocks warrants 48 672 501 046 537 64 cash reserves and other assets totaling 1 248 200.33 liabilities list capital stock 100 000 surplus 50 000 undivided profits 197 104.07 and various deposits and certificates of deposit. Statements sworn by cashier W A Graeter January 7 1919 before notary W E Stephenson with directors M Barrett and others listed.
D. W. Griffith's Hearts of the World is showcased at the Hartwig theater for two days with matinees at 2 and evening shows at 8. The epic war drama follows American characters amid French villagers and battles near Noyan in France. Seats are sold at Hughes and McCaleb's starting Saturday, with local musicians providing accompaniment.
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