Dillon Hosts Honor for Governor and Mrs Norris
Governor and Mrs E L Norris were entertained by friends during a Dillon visit. They spent Wednesday at the country home of George and Mrs French. A delightful dinner party followed Saturday at Cottonwoods the home of Harvey Poindexter, with further honor at the Joseph and Mrs Monroe home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor
E. L. Norris
Dillon
George French
Harvey Poindexter
Joseph Monroe
Dillon Dinner Honors Governor and Mrs Norris
Mr and Mrs M M Best entertained Friday at seven for Governor and Mrs L Norris visiting Dillon. Green and white decor highlighted a formal table with a refined menu. Guests included Mrs E Norris and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Best
L. Norris
Dillon
E. _ Norris
G. Paul
Harry T. Poi. Dexter
H. F. Best
Wednesday Evening Social at Olmsted Residence
Mr and Mrs SY Olmsted and Mr and Mrs DQ Rathbone entertained a large party of friends Wednesday evening at the Olmsted residence. Cards were the diversion with twelve tables in play and a splendid course lunch followed at a late hour, closing a very pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY. 2D
Ladies Enjoy Cards and Flinch Afternoon
Friday afternoon Mesdames Ty Dr Olmsted and D Q Rathbone entertained friends at cards and flinch. A delicious lunch was served at five o'clock. The M E Aid society will be entertained January 30 by Mrs E M Yeaman and Mrs Kate Poindexter in the church lecture room. A cordial welcome is extended to all members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Olmsted
D. Q. Rathbone
M. E. Aid Society
E. M. Yeaman
Kate Poindexter
Dinner Guests at Seven O'clock With Monroe Family
President Charles Jr Bowman of Butte Senator E O Selway and Mert Stamm were invited guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Monroe at seven o'clock dinner Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jr. Bowman
Butte
E. O. Selway
Mert Stamm
Joseph Monroe
Oratorical Association Plans Dorm Party Saturday Evening
The college Oratorical Association has organized a party at the dormitory to be held on Saturday evening, inviting members and guests to attend the social event.
Country Club Visit Set at Bidstrup Residence
The Country Club will be entertained at the Robert Bidstrup home north of town next Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bidstrup
Ladies Club to Meet at Mrs Ed Smith Home
The ladies of the club will be entertained next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Ed Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Smith
Mrs Barry Hosts Club Gathering At Home
Mrs M E Barry entertained club members Tuesday evening at her home. Mrs Harry Graves hosted an evening of card games in honor of Miss Leah of Bannack visiting at the home of her brother Harry Graves in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Graves
Leah of
Bannack
Saturday Club Hosts and Socials Noted in Bitterroot
Bitterroot social notes record Mrs. Ernest Orr hosting a Wednesday gathering with Mesdames Potts Cushing Conger and Miss Patterson as guests. Saturday Evening Club hosted by Mrs Otto Gosman last week with additional hostesses named R F Tattersall preparing to entertain tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Orr
Otto.Gosman
R. F. Tattersall
Mrs Julius Rounds To Host Next Week 500 Club
Mrs Julius Rounds will host the 500 club gathering next week on South Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Rounds
South Washington Street
Ridge Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Swain's Home
Mrs H H Swain acted as hostess Tuesday night for the ridge club gathering hosted at Mrs Clara Chapman's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
H. H. Swain
Ridge Club
Clara Chapman
Social Eight Hosts Members at Joseph Monroe Home
The group will be entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Joseph Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts. Joseph
Embroidery Club Holds Pleasant Meeting at Miss Sadie’s
Embroidery club members gathered at Miss Sadie’s home last Tuesday afternoon for an informal, pleasant session with sewing and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie
Needle Club to Meet with Mrs Clara Bronson as Hostess
Mrs Clara Bronson will host the Needle Club next Wednesday afternoon, welcoming members to a quiet session of sewing and socializing. The event emphasizes fellowship and craft sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
Clara Bronson
Ladies Meet at Mrs Thom Andersons Home
The ladies gathered Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Thos Anderson. Mesdames Fidson and her husband will entertain the society the first Thursday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Anderson
Mesdames Fidson
Guild Members Plan Thursday Entertainment at Hall
The St. James guild met Thursday afternoon at the guild hall. Members and friends will be entertained next week by the Misses Huber.
Ladies of St. Rose Guild Entertained by Mrs Quackenbush
The St. Rose guild ladies were entertained Thursday at the home of Mrs Quackenbush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Woman hosts Manse Society gathering Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Herbert Selway acted as hostess at the Manse Society event held Thursday afternoon at the Manse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manse
Herbert Selway
Manse Society
Local News Items Roundup From Dillon
Beav erhead residents visit Dillon. Grace Stinson returns from Boise. Roy Rettig travels from Memphis. TRIBUNE montype plant change. Frandside notices include postoffice work and a royal tax of 10 dollars for Joe Chinaman. Rev Ostrander to lead Presbyterian service. A J Wedum travels to Minneapolis and Spokane. George Smith jailed on gambling charges awaiting district court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Scott
Armstead
Dillon
St. Rose Guild
Gracier Grocery Co
Grace Stinson
Boise
Idaho
Roy Rettig
Memphis
Tenn
Tribune
Leslee Thompson
Twin Bridges
Alkali Creek
Blacktail Deer Creek
C. J. Fenner
Clovis
California
Postoffice
Montana Street
Xprooor
Tarazovzoalizor
Margaret Ross
Beaverhead
Bozeman
Court House
E. V. Ostrander
Presbyterian Church
Joe Chinaman
Oregon
A.A. Kenison
Law
Chinaman
A. J. Wedum
Minneapolis
St Paul
Milwakkee
Windy City
Spokane
George Smith
Busy Bee restaurant tour by Dillon Tribune reports
Tribune reporter tours the Busy Bee restaurant owned by Frank Downs in Dillon Montana street describing a bright dining room six tables for private parties a lunch counter room a large sanitary ice box kitchen with a French range and careful staff. Downs highlights top quality provisions and aims to keep supplies hot and fresh with reasonable prices to attract steady business growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Busy Bee
Frank Downs
Dillon Furniture Co
Montana Street
Downs
Dillon
In Memory of John H Temby
John H Temby died September 14 1912 from miners consumption born in Neston US aged 61 lived in Polaris Bannack Dillon. He joined Masonic order at Elizabeth HL and was buried with Mason honors. He left a brother in Iowa a sister in Illinois two nieces and two nephews in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Temby
Dfe
Neston
Polaris
Bannack
Dillon
Mr.Temby
Masonic Order
Elizabeth
Mr. Temby
Iowa
Ilinois
San Francisco
Cal
Mary E. Mosher
Montana
Advertised Letters For Two Weeks Before Death Letter
Uncalled letters remaining at the post office will go to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not claimed within two weeks. Grace Lamont, F. M. January 24, 1913. Names include Aronson, Mrs John Banks Jennie Vesa Bedell H W Boblin Charles E Cann Richard Cooper Lawrence Doggett Francis Eurick Frank Hall Kaps Peter Larsen Laurits Luppins Augustin Miller Helen Oliver Donald Parke Genevieve Reynolds Mr Mrs Sharpe Harry Thompson Kate Townsend Bessie Walker Jack Watts Frank Wheeler Reuben White Ruel Winter Mrs P C Tarazovzoarizor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Grace Lamont
F. M
Aronson
John Banks
Jennie Vesa Bedell
H. W. Boblin
Charles E. Cann
Richard Cooper
Joseph Doggett
Lawrence Eurick
Francis
Frank Hall
Charley Kaps
Peter Larsen
Laurits Luppins
Augustin Miller
Gladys
New Co Partnership Formed Norris Hurd and Smith
Governor and Mrs Edwin L Norris announced a new law partnership after ten days in Dillon. The firm Norris Hurd and Smith will operate from Dillon with primary work in Dillon and a main office at Great Falls. Mr Smith leads Dillon duties while Mr Hurd strengthens the firm with top Montana credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Norris
Helena
Dillon
Norris
Norris & Smith
Hurd
Montana
Not to Press Consolidation Move For State Schools
The Montana Daily Record reports advocates favor delaying the consolidation plan until the general election. A conference with about thirty citizens reviewed a consolidation bill, which received conferees approval and is expected to be introduced in the Senate by Senator Whiteside. Opponents are preparing to fight, while Bozeman delegates joined eight citizens in Helena to oppose consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Daily Record
Helena
Tid
Senate
Whiteside
Flathead
Bozeman
Unseasonably Warm Janua ry Weather Across Regions
Mild winter grips the Northeast and mid Atlantic with 50 degree readings on January 17, triggering early signs of spring. Reports from New York to Virginia note warm days, early buds in Maryland, damp pavements, and street sprinkling in Chicago as a 30 year first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Vermont
Virginia
Maryland
Philadelphia
Weather Bureau
Studson River
Chicago
Electoral Returns To Washington Required Next Week
Electoral returns from the states must reach Washington by the start of next week. States delaying their ballots risk being deprived of their votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dillon Montana School District Bond Election 1913
Notice for an election by School District No 10 Beaverhead County Montana to authorize issuing forty four thousand dollars in coupon bonds for building and furnishing a school house. Polls open 2 to 6 pm February 1 1913 at the Dillon school house. Notice posted January 16 1913 in three wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dillon
District Court Matters Before Judge Clark This Week
The district court presiding judge Clark heard multiple cases with mixed outcomes. Gorrell won $693 against B H Paul while Paul prevailed $471.01 in the reverse action. Eviction damage suits favored Loss against O Leary and Tope. Several dismissals and continuances without prejudice and by agreement marked the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Frederick Gorrell
H.paul
Gorrell
B.H. Paul
Paul
Anna Elzabeth O'Leary
J.P
Anna Elizabeth O'Leary
W. J. Tope
Tope
Carl AL. Rood
William B. Murray
George R. Featherly, Jr
JJ EB. Goodall
John Gregerson
John Peat
Inghatt
Mc Barrett
John Lovell
Stephen ‘Cook
Joseph M. Dowling
W. Walehly
Anna Walehly
Crowell
George A A. Whitworth
Miss Grace Lamont Reappointed Postmaster at Dillon
Taft has reappointed Grace Lamont as Dillon postmaster but the Senate has not confirmed and may refuse as a policy to leave such appointments to President Wilson. Reports from Washington say Republicans in the house and Senate favor leaving future appointments to the successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Grace Lamont
Dillon
Senate
Wilson
Montini
Washington
House
Beaverhead vs Gallatin Debate Set for Feb 1 at High School
Beaverhead County High School will host Gallatin County High School in a Saturday evening debate in the high school assembly room. The winner earns a spot in the final debate at Missoula in the spring. Public invited with 86 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County High School
Gallatin County High School
Missoula A
Chronic Constipation Cured by Chamberlain's Tablets
A five year battle with chronic constipation ends in success for S. Fish of Brooklyn Michigan who reports Chamberlain's Tablets cured him. Advertisement notes the remedy is available from all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
S. Fish
Brooklyn
Mich
Forgale
Georgia
Sloan
Brown Q
Gov. Brown
Agricultural College
Darling
Bavannan Daily News
Boost for the Montana Wesleyan University Meeting Attended
Adv A-At E. M. Yeaman and Rev. Jesse Lacklen attended a Wednesday evening meeting in Butte to boost support for the Montana Wesleyan University as part of local business notices. Local vendors advertised fresh pork lard and other goods with delivery, including J Williams of Dillon Dairy at No. 22 Red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Williams
Red
Dillon Dairy
E. M. Yeaman
Jesse Lacklen
Butte
Montana Wesleyan University
Nickel Wins Thousands for Miss Marie Dobbs Damages
New York woman Marie Dobbs received 3000 dollars in damages after a false arrest incident at a Rapid Transit ticket chopper box. She had dropped a nickel, retrieved another, and sued after initial denial of her coin. The court discharged her after the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke
Marie Dobbs
Tnterborough Rapid Transit Company
For Sale Items at Forsgren and Thomas Store
One favorite range with reservoir one garland and hard coal heater offered for sale. Items are in good condition and priced cheap. Forsgren and Thomas Store is advertising the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Forsgren
Forsgren
Thomas
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Mrs
Elizabeth E. Monroe
South Daho Street
St. Rose
Crerererge
Nornexcarecht
Madison National Forest
Sheridan
C. W. ‘Hudson
Elizabeth Jones
Mattters
W.W. A. Clark
Poindexter
Miss Lamont
Nickel
Huber Bros
Jewelers
Huber Brothers
Dillon, Mont
Martin Doyle
West 19Th St
New York City
HM. Quins
Lawrence, Kan, Ryesd
Dr. Earl
Sloan, Boston
Ainsilla
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
Mexico
China
Japan
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mon
P. O
THE
Rombauer CO
W. R. Hocking
East Granite
Buttemont
J. Carhart
Tribune Book Store
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