Social Afternoon at Mrs Birrer’s Home
Mrs Frank P Birrer hosted a pleasant Wednesday afternoon social at her residence entertaining a small gathering. Guests included Mesdames M E French Quackenbush William Hermann Julia Reddington and Misses Anna Gertrude French and Clara Reddington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Birrer
Mesdames M. E. French
Quackenbush
William Hermann
Julia Reddington
Charles Smith
Anna
Gertrude French
Clara Reddington
Just Being Happy Poem
A short reflective verse celebrates choosing happiness as a brave act. The speaker notes that smiling and positive outlooks can lift others and lighten one’s own mood, urging the reader to brightening skies with a heart full of song.
Social afternoon hosted by Mrs John Bishop and daughter
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs John Bishop and her daughter Miss Jean Bishop hosted a pleasant social in the week. Guests included Mesdames Robert Moore J T Cox J H Richardson A W Connolly A L Stone Mattie Martin Hi A Bond McCaleb Salmon City Idaho W B Carter Henry Burfeind Julia Lamont M E French Z B Yeaman Julius Rounds Mary Leidson Roscoe Corpell William Smith R C Mosher B F White Wilkes Malad Idaho B N Stevenson C Herr Camden N J R F Tattersall George Dart J W Forsgren A I Anderson Miss May Rich Seattle Addie Bettes Anna Patterson Elizabeth Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bishop
Jean Bishop
Robert Moore
John T. Cox
J. H. Richardson
A. W. Connolly
A. L. Stone
Mattie Martin
A. Bond, McCaleb
Salmon City
Idaho
W. B. Carter
Misses May Rich
Seattle
Addie Bettes
Anna Patterson
Elizabeth Jones
Little Mary Elliott Hosts Birthday Party
Mary Emily Elliot celebrated her sixth birthday Saturday afternoon at her home on South Atlantic Street. Friends attended, the lunch was served at five with red and white flowers, candles, and decorative place cards. Guests included Marjorie Williams, Jane Boone, Dorothy Potter, Catherine Cox, Nellie Blair, Ruth Stol ler, Esther Stoller, Willie Watson, Tom Watson, and Henry Rodgers Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emily Elliot
South Atlantic Street
Marjorie Williams
Jane Boone
Dorothy Potter
Catherine Cox
Nellie
Edith Blair
Ruth
Esther Stoller
Willie
Tom Watson
Henry Rodgers Jr
Dinner party in honor of Prof Ripley at Metlen hotel
Prof. S. L. Ripley hosted a Friday dinner at 6 30 pm in the Metlen hotel. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. B A Tower, Miss Elizabeth Condit, Prof. Jay Kerr, and the host. The group then spent part of the evening at the Pastime theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Ripley
Metlen
B. A. Tower
Elizabeth Condit
Jay Kerr
Dinner Guests At Monroe Home Include Miss Condit And Prof Kerr
Miss Elizabeth Condit and Prof. Jay Kerr attended an informal dinner Wednesday evening hosted by Mrs. E Monroe at her home on South Atlantic Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Condit
Jay Kerr
Monroe
South Atlantic Street
Friday Bridge Club Sees No Meeting This Week
Mrs. W. B. Carter entertained the club last Friday with guests Mrs. G. T. Paul Mrs. George Edinger and Mrs. R. F. Tattersall in attendance. There will be no meeting this week due to the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Carter
G. T. Paul
George Edinger
R.F. Tattersall
Mrs George Lovell Hosts Club Gathering On Thursday
Mrs George Lovell entertained club members at her home Thursday afternoon replacing the usual Wednesday meeting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lovell
Church Societies Report Pleasant Baptist Gathering
The Baptist society spent a pleasant afternoon Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ed. Cushing enjoying fellowship and discussion in a casual church gathering.
Guild meeting status and next entertainment plan
St. Rose reports there was no meeting this week of the Guild. Next Thursday afternoon, July 10, the Guild will be entertained by Mrs. McCarthy at her country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Local society to host ladies' event at church lecture room
No meeting this week for the aid society. Next Thursday, July 10, Mrs. L. D. Ripley and Mrs. William Roberts hostesses will entertain the ladies in the church lecture room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Ripley
William Roberts
Manse Society Holds No Meeting This Week
The Manse society reported that no meeting was held this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manse
Manse Society
St. James Guild Sits Quiet This Week
The St. James Guild did not hold a meeting this week, with no proceedings or agenda announced. Members remain at ease as schedules are reviewed for upcoming events.
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment Said To Heal Skin
An advertisement touts Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a cure for all skin eruptions and itching. It claims instant relief upon application, notes medical practitioner use, and includes a testimonial from Mr Alleman of Littletown Pa. The ad offers a 50 cent price and lists Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Potts
Rancher Notice On Closing Out Mower and Wagon Extras
Ranchers announce closing out mower binder and wagon extras at less than regular prices. Call to inquire what remains during the sale window from the 27th to the 31st. A J Weoaw I BR CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J
Weoaw I BR CO
Gilmore and Pittsburgh rail line linked to Great Northern plan
The Railway Age Gazette reports a new Gilmore and Pittsburgh ownership now part of Great Northern or under its control. A Boise filing shows the Butte Boise and Winnemucca railroad with $40,000,000 capital as engineers survey ahead. Great Northern aims a Lewistown to Helena cut off and extending to San Francisco, with North Dakota Montana work to continue. Meanwhile Dillon loses to Anaconda 17 to 3 in a baseball clash, ending their unbeaten streak as errors and pitching woes mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Lewistown
Helena
White Sulpher Springs
North Dakota
Montana
Hill Road
Amalgamated
Milwaukee
Great Falls
Neihart
Jim Hill
Butte
San Francisco
Man Credits Foley Kidney Pills Cure for Kidney Pain
A Copperopolis man testifies he could hardly stand or sit due to kidney pain before using Foley Kidney Pills. He states the pills completely cured him and he has had no kidney trouble since. The ad urges readers to ask Mr. Jack Maltos about his experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Maltos
Copperopolis
Calif
Foley
Potts
Reunion brings Beaverhead pioneers to Butte gathering
A Beaverhead veteran circle gathered in Butte last week led by W A Clark with guests A F Graeter Dillon Rod D Leggatt Gen Charles S Warren and Judge W M Bickford of Missoula. The annual talk fest revisited pioneer Beaverhead placer days and Montana memories for a thoroughly enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Graeter
Butte
Beaverhead
W. A. Clark
Dillon
Rod D. Leggatt
Charles $. Warren
W. M. Bickford
Missoula
Clark
Graeter
Montana
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Schedule
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A meeting call of three taps three times will be given on the courthouse bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Court House
Advertised Letters To Be Sent If Not Claimed
Letters remaining uncalled for at Dillon post office will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC within two weeks if not claimed. Names on the list include Grace LaMont, Mrs. R. Arnold, Jno Bell, Jim Crump, Dora Hoyt, Jack Liberty, Theodor S. Magnusson, Marie Sanfacon, Byron E. Toan, Martin Towers, Albert G. Webster, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Washington, D. C
Grace LaMont
P. M
Reichle News Briefs From Reichle Montana
June's heavy rains bring floods and washouts. a fourteenth child arrives at the section house. Mrs Garrigan’s son travels to Butte for leg operation. Local workers and visitors from Melrose Dillon and Idaho are noted. A Fourth of July celebration and a Butte Sunday school picnic are planned in Reichle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichle
Alois Fassler
Melrose
Joe Nample
Peter Sputzer
Fred Creasey
Birch Deck Lakes
Roy Murray
Fred Woodside
Dillon
Mrs Jackson
Idaho
Butte
Julius Hartwig
Fred Hartwig
Julius
George Bighorn Jr
Prize offered to tell apart piano playing from musician
A $1000 reward is offered to anyone who can distinguish between a live musician's performance and the music produced by a Melville Clark Player Piano. The display is at the old post office stand in Dillon by W E Mowbray of Orton Brothers Piano House with other pianos at cut prices for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Clark
Dillon
W. E Mowbray
Orton Brothers Piano House
Strayed horses seek return in local notice
Two sorrel horses missing, weights around 1050 and 1100 pounds, aged ten or eleven, both branded with curling iron. Reward offered for their return to John R. Sorenson or Roland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal
John R. Sorenson
Roland
Local notes from Dillon and onlookers over the Fourth
Dillon diary items include visitors from Armstead and Delaware districts, travelers from Idaho and Texas, and locals like Poindexter, Morse, and Kemp. Posts report post office changes, haying prep, a wrestling figure from Nebraska, and Alabama Minstrels attendance. Also noted are real estate ads, market notes, and a river of small-town happenings in early July.
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Bank of Dillon
Mitten Social Affairs
Mrs. Elizabeth
Club News
Kensington
Baptist
St. Rose
M. E. Aid
St. James
Ed. Cushing
George Wolf
Constabulary
J. B. Cassidy
Henry Bechtel
Armstead
Charles Meringle
Waterloo
Redmen
Anaconda
Leverrett
Conger
Bradley
Longtin
Pease
Davidson
Duff
Gosman
Richardson
Bean
P Nteane
Pease Cf
Bere
Earn Holtz
Barrett
Jae
Brundage
Total
Awiteus Arpeheres
Redmen AB
AE Crawford Rf
Ceepaedhemie
Radis
McCarthey
Warkens
Aeons
Des Jardines
M. D. Gist
Ike Edinger
H. T. Hedden
New York
Bucy
Centennial Valley
Hugh Bates
Herbert Taylor
Temple
Texas
Olmsted- Stevenson Company
Baptist Parsonage
South Washington Street
G. W. Geiger
Dell
Mabel Clark
Idaho Falls
John D. Evans
T. WW. Yeaman
Lemhi
Holden
Olmsted-Stevenson Company
Adv
Hugh T. Ashlock
Robert M. Mosher
Clifford Knapp
Atlantic and
Glendale Streets
Eugene SL. Poindexter
Wilson
Methodist Church
M. A. Walker
Ray Richardson
Lima
L. C. Ford
James Stanton
Beaverhead National, Forest
Jackson
Townsend
Medicine Lodge
First National
Big
Fox
Olsen and Peterson
Fred L. Hitchey
Charles Blaker
University of Nebraska
Beam
Dr. Walker
Herb
Wheat
Alabama Colored Minstrels
Alabama
Robert White
Boise
P. A. Efrid
Conei
Ist
Adm
Pinny
Poindexter
J. E. Morse
Big Hole
W. D. Oliver
Robert Kemp
C. E. Hoadley
John Peat
Price
Sheep Creek Basin
Horace McIntyre
Horse Prairie
John Peterson
Anna Drake
George E. Roe
Lakeview
W. T. George
St Paul
Jewell
P. J. Lonergan
Bannack
Flora Armstrong
Mary D. Craver
Elfreda Williamson
May Henneberry
Henneberry
Hilary D. Tate
Sylvia Smith
E.V. Ostrander
Olmsted-Stevenson & Company
William Stahl
Joseph Carroll
Olson
Peterson- Olson
Big Hole Basin
Thos. H. Yeaman
Sunfield
Jay
Dillon, Mont
Washington Street
Salt Lake
National Educational Association
Curly Mason
DeNtongtin
W. W. Shepard
Louis Krugar
Polaris
Beaverhead County
Jeanette Rinaldo
Bertha Malone
Eureka Nitzkowiski
Una B. Hernck
Edmund J. Callaway
Livingston
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