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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1912
Page
7
Poindexters Host Dinner for Silver Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Harry T Poindexter entertained last Wednesday at their home The Cotton woods to celebrate their wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wm C Orr Mr and Mrs J B Poindexter Mr and Mrs B A Tower Mr Albert Stamm and Mr Gentry Poindexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Poindexter
Cottonwoods
Informal Bridge Party At Mrs Clark Andersons Home
Mrs Clark Anderson and Miss Grace Lamont hosted a small informal bridge gathering Tuesday evening at the country home of Mrs Anderson. Guests played cards in a relaxed setting, enjoying light conversation and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Anderson
Grace Lamont
Mrs. Anderson
Surprise Birthday and Tribune Anniversary Observed
Mrs. F. E. Foote was surprised by friends last Friday as they arranged a supper for her birthday and marked the sixth anniversary of Mrs. May Thomas joining the Tribune office. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Anderson Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Dodds Mrs. L. R. Foote and Mrs. May Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Foote
Alvin Anderson
F. E. Dodds
L. R. Foote
May Thomas
Pleasant afternoon event for Dillon children on July 6
A ladies committee has planned a children's party on Saturday from 3 to 5 30 on the Guild Hall lawn. Boys wear overalls and girls wear colored aprons. The grand march starts at 3, refreshments provided, admission 25 cents. Committee in charge includes Mrs Burt Tower chairwoman Mrs C P Thomas and Mrs Swain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Guild Hall
Burt Tower
C. P. Thomas
Swain
Dinner at Mrs. Albers’ Summer Home North of Dillon
Mrs. G. Albers hosted a pleasant Sunday dinner at her summer home twelve miles north of Dillon. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chas Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Selway and daughter Eleanor, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell, Miss Martha Chapman, Miss Montana Albers, and John Albers.
Lawn Party Honors Twin Bridges Guests
On Saturday afternoon Miss Jean Bishop hosted a lawn party honoring Gwen Siderfin Jof Butte and Lenore Thompson of Twin Bridges. Attending besides the honorees were Eunice Conway Frieda Irving Dorothy Poindexter Julia Anderson Helen Poindexter Evelyn Weenin Virginia Poindexter Martha Stone and Dorothy Brundage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bishop
Gwen Siderfin
Jof Butte
Lenore Thompson
Twin Bridges
Eunice Conway
Frieda Irving
Dorothy Poindexter
Julia Anderson
Helen Poindexter
Evelyn Weenin
Virginia Poindexter
Martha Stone
Dorothy Brundage
Church Guilds Hold July 11 Meetings Across Parishes
St James ladies guild hosts Mrs Paul Brown next Thursday July 11. St Rose guild to be entertained by Mrs Fred Conger July 11. Methodist aid society to meet Thursday afternoon July 11 on the lawn with welcome to all members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Cashmore
Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Club Notes High Five
Mrs Otto Gosman graciously entertained the group Wednesday after Doon in a pleasant club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Gosman
Needle Club Postpones Summer Meetings
The ladies of the Needle Club have postponed their gatherings for the summer and will reconvene in the fall under the direction of Mrs. Finley Cunnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Cunnard
Busy Bee Club Meet at Mrs Birrer's South Washington Home
Mrs. Frank Birrer will host the Busy Bee club on Wednesday afternoon at her pleasant South Washington residence, inviting members to gather for an afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee
Frank Birrer
South
Washington
Dillon City Council Adopts Street and Sewer Plans
The Dillon Montana city council approved a resolution authorizing mayor and clerk to deed re arrangements on Sebree Street in Rife’s addition and set a hearing for July 11 1912 to approve sewer improvements in sewer district five. An updated speed limit ordinance to fifteen mph was discussed with police instructed to arrest drivers over the limit. Saloon licenses were granted and property assessments for the sewer project to be billed as special assessments. The resolution was adopted July 3 1912 with publication required in a weekly newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebree Street
Rife
Council
Dillon
Montana
T. D. Olmsted
Lyman H. Bennett
State of
Beaverhead
Said City
Lywan H. Bennett
Dillon Montana Voters to Hear Sewer District Five Plan
City council adopts a resolution declaring necessity for a sewer in Sewer District Number Five. The project defies boundaries, estimated cost of 9850 dollars, and a hearing on objections to proceed. The route runs from Cornell Street north through alleys to Spruce, Virginia, and Pacific streets to North Street, with the Oregon Short Line railroad limits defining district bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
Cornell Street
Atlantic
Dakota Streets
Helena Street
Pacific
Atlantic Streets
Spruce Street
Virginia Street
Washington Streets
North Street
Pacific Street
Butte Street
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Washington Street
Helena, Pacific and
Spruce Streets
Dakota Street
Atlantic Street
Sophia Burfield and Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad Company
Grand theatre adds top feature films to weekly program
Manager Wheat announces premier 101 Bison reels as regular nightly features on Tuesdays Fridays and Sundays. The Pathe animated weekly reel remains, with varied international events. Next Sunday four reels, Tuesday two reel bank failure story, last week The Crusaders in five reels about the Crusaders versus foes of Christianity. Production cost of The Crusaders was $50 000 with orient scenes and many participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat
Grand Theatre
Pathe
United States
Europe
Dillon
Jerusalem
Orient
Community notes from Dillon and area
Local Dillon notices report visits and travels of residents and guests from Helena Dallas and Houston. Highlights include Duchess Flour promotions by Bond and Gray, a large rectory sale, and local shopping tips. The piece also notes arrivals from Sunfield and Spokane and a successful Ewing celebration with a bucking contest and late dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Gray
W. H. Wattrous
Galva
Illinois
Dillon
Ewing's
Mrs Maurer Returns From Montana Visit
Miss Hazel Maurer comes home this morning after a month in Butte and Bozeman. Miss Mildred Hansen of Bozeman is visiting friends and relatives with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Maurer
Butte
Bozeman
Mildred Hansen
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M. E. Aid
Needle Club
THE
G. B. Eckers
Helena
H. H. Swain
Albert
Birch Creek
Duchess
Bond and Gray
Frank Swartz
Will Clark
George Metzger
Ploaris
E. T. Magee
Missoula
Fannie Browne
Salt Lake
Julia Lamont
Marie
Spokane
Hicks
Lamont
O. M. Best
Dr. H. F. Best
J. M. Irving
Madisonian
Bettie Lee Fahn
Dallas
Texas
L. J. Parker
Houston
W. H. Richardson
South Washington Street
Chamberlain
Charles Carlson
Sunfield
Idaho
Carlson
Eliza Selway
Farmer i
Robert Quick
George B. Conway
Zilla Anderson
Omaha
Thomas Anderson
H. T. Hedden
Golden Rule
New York City
J. E. Morse
Spencer Harwood
Mr. Morse
E. W. Schneider
Tess Drucke
Portland
University
John Fleming
Chas Smith
Frank Andrus
Ironcreek
Dillon Market
Salmon Herald
Wee
Eliel Brothers
Continental Oil CO
Denver
Pistile Albu Verque
Anrean Butte
Boise
Salt Lak
John Torr
Apperson
Jack Rabbit
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