Dillon Good Government Club Elects Officers at Library
At the Good Government club meeting in the city library on Tuesday January 17 officers for the year were elected. President Mrs Etta Metzel first vice president Mrs Watt second vice president Mrs O M Best third vice president Mrs Garver recording secretary Mrs F Calkins corresponding secretary Mrs R FE Foster treasurer Mrs M Field. Mrs Shaw reported as relief committee chair. Next meeting set for Tuesday February 7.
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Good Government Club
Etta Metzel
Watt
O. M. Best
Garver
F. Calkins
R. FE. Foster
M. Field
Shaw
Methodist Aid Society Meeting Set for February 2
The Methodist Aid Society will meet Thursday February 2. Hostesses are Mrs. Theodore Nelson Mrs Nels Nelson and Mrs P G Nelson.
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Methodist Aid Society
Theodore Nelson
Nels Nelson
P. G. Nelson
Tea by the Good Government Club at the Training School
The Good Government club tea in the kindergarten room of the new Training school drew many guests for a social afternoon. The program featured piano solos by Mrs. Thurman and Miss Theodore Morton, a dance by Miss Morton, a monologue, vocal and violin selections, and readings by Mrs. J Collins, Mrs. E Bond, Mrs. C Scott, and Miss Numbers.
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Good ‘Government
Thurman
J. Collins
Theodore Morton
Sparks
Maszkowski
E. Bond
Graben-Hoffman
C. Scott
Fleurette
Martha Opp
Dillon Delphian Discusses Flemish and French Art at Library Meeting
The Dillon Delphian met last Monday at the library for a program on Flemish art led by Mrs. R. E. Forrester with assistants. Topics included Velazquez Murillo Julyae and So rolla with works presented by several members. The next meeting is set for Monday February 18 led by Mrs. Etta B. Metzel to discuss French art.
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Dillon Delphian
R. E. Forrester
Woodburn
T. E. Gilbert
Waldorf
Velazquey
Miss Lucille Paul Honored At Bridge Party In Honor Of Spring Bride
Monday evening Miss Lucille Paul was guest of honor at a bridge party hosted by Mrs Eugene Bond. Red hearts and cupids decorated the rooms as guests presented her with a chest of silver. Hosts included Mesdames Eugene Bond Fred Chapman Lee McCracken Howard Morse and Miss Fem Andrus.
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Lucille Paul
Eugene Bond
Mrs Goodin T Paul Hosts Dinner for Lucille Paul
Mrs Goodin T Paul entertained Friday evening for her daughter Miss Lucille who is to wed in spring Franklin Bradley of Spokane. The wedding will be held at the home of Miss Pauls sister Mrs T J Nolan of Chicago.
Mrs Forest Bayerd Hosts M M Club At St Dakota Street
Mrs Forest Bayerd acted as hostess to the M M club at her St Dakota street home, Wednesday afternoon with invited guests and regular members enjoying a pleasant afternoon and refreshments. The Century Dancing club plans a Friday evening dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Marshal Field Mr and Mrs R J Dansie Mr and Mrs C H Gilbert and Mrs George Selway. Manse society Presbyterian church hosts a Get Together at the church Thursday evening Feb 2, inviting all Presbyterians.
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Forest ‘Bayerd
M. M. Club
St. Dakota Street
Century Dancing ‘Club
Marshal Field
R. J. Dansie
C. H. Gilbert
George Selway
The
Presbyterian Church
Jenningss Host Small Dinner Friday Night
Mr and Mrs W C Jennings entertained a few friends at seven o clock dinner last Friday night in a quiet social gathering hosted at their home.
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Mrs. W. C. Jennings
Bitterroot Club Hosts Wednesday Afternoon Gathering
Mrs. John Barrett acted as hostess for a Bitterroot club meeting held Wednesday afternoon with members attending to discuss club affairs and socialize in a cordial gathering.
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John Barrett
Bitterroot Club
Mr and Mrs Woodburn Host Dinner Thursday Evening
Mr and Mrs C W Woodburn entertained at dinner on Thursday evening, hosting friends and family in a quiet social gathering.
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Mrs. C. W. Woodburn
Mrs Woodburn Hosts Kensington Gathering Tomorrow
Mrs. C. W. Woodburn will entertain a number of friends at a Kensington tomorrow afternoon. The Episcopal Woman's auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs. T. D. Olmsted on Thursday February 2.
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C. W. Woodburn
Kensington
Episcopal Woman’s Auxiliary
T. D. Olmsted
Adams Appeals Assault Charge in County Justice Court
Jack Adams faced an assault allegation involving Clark Anderson and received a 60 day jail sentence at arraignment. He appealed to the district court and was released on a $150 appearance bond after posting.
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Jack Adams
Clark Anderson
Justice Court
District Court
Christian Science Society Dillon Services Schedule
Christian Science Society of Dillon on Yeaman block E Center St holds Sunday services at 11 a.m with the theme Tove. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m and a Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is at 8 o'clock.
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Christian Science Society of
Dillon
Yeaman Block
E. Center St
Anaconda Copper mining gains ripple through Montana economy
John Gillie of Anaconda Copper Mining details the company’s expansive impact. At full operation the firm supports about 23 000 Montana workers, with 92 000 people financially tied to its activity. Wages total 86 million dollars and annual spending reaches 70 million dollars in Montana. Mr and Mrs Geo Taylor return to Dillon after Whitehall stay.
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Montana
John Gillie
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Gillie
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Wyoming
Anaconda Company
Dillon Scene Reports Varied Local Movements And Events
Sharsman Notng Phdhhhhhshhosoo, Ruby Boatman of Clinton spent days in Dillon. Harley Linder of Laurin visited, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bliven came from Medicine Lodge, A. J. Wedum left for Long Beach after two weeks here. John Tessier returned from Seattle with his wife. James Doyle of Centennial Valley brought 250 head of young steers for feeding. My and Mrs. E. M. Yeaman left for Salmon, Idaho. Beaverhead high basketball team headed to Philipsburg to meet Granite County. Attorney Roy S. Stephenson left Dillon for Kenosha Wisconsin likely to practice law. John Grant of Melrose biz in town rebuilding his house after a recent fire. Patterson’s ice harvest nearly finished with motor trucks hauling ice to houses. Reconstruction of Sugar Bowl cafe building will begin soon. A Dillon youth son of Hasner Wilon killed a gopher yesterday. Gopher appearances said to signal early spring. S Duff left for Winnipeg Canada after his mother’s death from paralytic illness. Lost brown fur scarf between Forsgren’s store and the R R station. Return to Tribune office or Forsgren’s store. A baby boy born last Friday at the Dillon hotel to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helm of Virginia City. Mrs. Helm formerly Miss Barbara Andrus of Dillon.
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Ruby Boatman
Clinton
Dillon
Harley Linder
Laurin
C. C. Bliven
Medicine Lodge
A. J. Wedum
Long Beach
John Tessier
Seattle
Hasner Wilon
Forsgren’s
R. R
Tribune
Dillon Hotel
Frank Helm
Virginia City
Helm
Barbara Andrus
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Huber Bros
M. E. Aid
Delphian Club
Bridge Party
Century Dancing Club
Manse Society
Christian Science Society
Cash and Carry Or Charge and Delivery Service
Beach
Tional Bank
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
Geo. Taylor
Whitehall
Sharsman Notng
James Doyle
Centennial Valley
E. M. Yeaman
Salmon, Idaho
Beaverhead High
Philipsburg
Granite County
Roy S. Stephenson
Kenosha, Wis
John Grant
Melrose
Patterson
Brdy
the Normal College
Glacier Hams
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