Dancing Pavilion Promises Night of Light Footwork
A bustling street pavilion invites revelers to enjoy a carefree evening of dancing under bright lights. The venue promises wide floor space, music, and a festive atmosphere for all ages.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
4
A bustling street pavilion invites revelers to enjoy a carefree evening of dancing under bright lights. The venue promises wide floor space, music, and a festive atmosphere for all ages.
Mrs J B Poindexter entertained the X V N club Tuesday afternoon. Grads and guests mingle as DILLON CAMP M W A meets weekly. Miss Cleo Harrison hosts the Theta club Tuesday evening. Fern Merriman visits home in Butte after a stay with the Con nollys in Dillon. Lost red cow, found saddle horse, grading work begins on Short Line park. Various residents travel, move, or visit And more social notices and brief local items.
Local notes report a baby born to Mr and Mrs Hawley J Selway who died shortly after birth. Mr and Mrs E G Innes returned from Seattle exposition. The Manse Society plans July 9 ice cream sherbet and cake on Dr Dawes lawn. County officials French and Nelson visited Butte. Bozeman birth of a son to Clinton and Mae (Hanson) Wylie. Several residents back from Seattle exposition. E E Marcoe contracted to plan heating at the Orphans Home Twin Bridges. Dinner hosted for newlyweds Nicholas J Birrer and Mrs Birrer. guests listed. Wikidals head to Seattle then Valdez Alaska for mining work. Attorney Joseph Smith noted acting oddly, tied to dog days. Socials and parties at Miss Gladys Maurer and Judge Poindexter households. Real estate transfers and water and mining rights listed for area properties.
Tickets go on sale July 2 to 5 for four days with validity through July 6. See agents for current rates and details.
The Beaverhead County Fair Association declares the fair grounds private property and warns that anyone trespassing for target practice will be prosecuted. Mrs. R A Reynolds had a private barn on the grounds broken into within ten days of construction, with rocks or gunfire causing damage. Officers will pursue the guilty parties and charge them to the fullest extent of the law.
The Dillon Montana post office lists seventy eight uncalled letters as of July 1 1909. Items will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not called for within eighty days. Names include Aiker Leigh Brown Julia Culiton C C Fruit Danel Grady Thomas Garber Birt Gallardo Peter Greeman Matt Haynes Mamie Hansen Herr K Hecker Chas Jorgensen N C 2 Jerstead H W 2 Keating P H Leadbetter Chas Morin Dan Massey Bob Mannt F H Ross Nettie Baum J 5 Stone OC Sawyer Ester Simonsen P Spreitzer Matilda Wilson Ed L Kavanaghy Kenneth Grace Lamont Post Master.
The Dillon Public Library offers evening hours from 7 to 9 30 on Monday Wednesday and Saturday for book distribution. Friday afternoon 4 to 6 and Saturday afternoon 3 to 6 are also open. Tuesday and Friday evenings readers may access library services.
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