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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
14
Mrs. T. E. Luebben entertains for luncheons this afternoon and Saturday at 1:30 with eight tables planned each time. She also hosted a Kensington event on Wednesday. First Baptist church holds special meetings led by Revs Hoffman and Mac Dougall drawing broad attendance and interest.
Mesdames Harvey Sorensen L T Grimes and George Wolfe hosted a pleasant Thursday afternoon gathering for the Baptist aid society at Miss Clara Plant's residence.
The Dillon Delphian held its regular meeting at the library last Monday led by Mrs. Moran with Mrs. Morse assisting. Members reviewed Hals Rembrandt Bal Dott De Hough Van Steen and praised the art exhibit and volunteers who aided the event.
The Good Government club issues invitations for their annual tea to be held tomorrow in the kindergarten room of the new Missionary Society building. The Presbyterian Missionary Society meets with Miss Jean Bishop at 418 South Idaho Street on Thursday January 19 at 3 o'clock. The Methodist Aid Society plans a church meeting on January 19 hosted by Mrs John Forrester Mrs Mary Van de Walker and Mrs Margaret Morse. Bridge party hosted by Mrs Walter Grimes Monday afternoon honors her sister Mrs Matt Dyer visiting from Great Falls.
The North Side Country club will be entertained Tuesday January 17 by Mrs Julia Selway. Mrs Arthur Graeter hosts the Hobnob club this Friday afternoon. Theta will meet with Miss Jean Bishop next Tuesday January 17.
Dillon residents hosted visitors from Melrose Medicine Lodge and Lemhi valley as Pat Connor Dr R H Ryburn John Hildreth and the Call family prepared moves or studies. The Butte mines reopening draws miners back while Medicine Lodge coal work shifts bring new faces to filling roles.
Bitterroot society members gathered Wednesday afternoon as Mrs Lorenzo Cushing entertained the Bitterroot club with a cordial social event.
The First National Bank begins a monthly series on American natural resources with a tale of Puritan iron forging and the iron industry. It notes iron production concentration in the Lake Superior region and Gary Indiana’s ore supply, and previews topics like natural gas fishing cotton and more.
The Beaverhead State Bank held its annual meeting on January 10 to elect officers and directors. New officers include Frank Landon as president, T. J. Mulaney as first vice president, F. W. Carter as second vice president, and P. B. McClintock as cashier. Elected directors are KE Callaway, I H Garver, Frank Landon, T J Mulaney, Er C Smith, RR Rathbone, BN Stevenson, F W Carter, and JE Sharpe.
Helen M Gleason Nay a Beaverhead pioneer matron died at 9 45 p m in Bannack after a year bedridden paralysis. Survived by three daughters Mrs Mathews Dillon Mrs Graves Bannack and Mrs Edmondson Spokane she would have turned 89 next July 7. Funeral plans pending with location undecided.
The Security National Bank of Lima held its annual meeting on Wednesday electing directors I M Merrell Jr Chas Truac A F Waldorf J FE Keller C Thornton and naming C C Thornton as president F M Merrell Jr as vice president and H Kraabel as cashier. The bank will change its name to First National Bank of Lima and has requested blanks from the comptroller of currency. operation is expected in six weeks to two months. The bank reports a solid yearly gain and optimistic prospects for further growth.
The Security State Bank of Dillon held its annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday the 10th. Directors elected include John Peterson, Nels Nelson, Marshall Field, A F Waldorf, and C C Thornton. Officers re-elected are President C C Thornton, Vice-president Nels Nelson, and Cashier Marshall Field.
John H. Sheser of Upper Horze Prairie traveled to Nil lon this week on a business trip.
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