The Boy Who Whistles Brings Summer Time Cheer
Dillon Social Affairs notes a cheerful poem about a boy who whistles lifting spirits in daily life. It recalls a July 4 gathering at the Rife home with guests including R I Tattersall and C C Barnett and mentions a Sunday visit to Ziegler’s hot springs with a large group from nearby families and Wisconsin visitor Miss Tillie Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegler’ S
Gerhard Albers
Montana Albers
Moss Martha Chapman
John Albers
Surprise farewell gathering for Mrs Connolly prior to trip
Last Thursday evening Mrs. A W Connolly hosted a surprise party as friends dropped in before her Saturday departure for St Paul. The ladies played cards and enjoyed a luncheon they brought, with guests including Mesdames Geo Lovell Otto Gosman Julius Rounds R F Tattersall Robert Moore of Missoula John T Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Connolly
St. Paul
Mesdames Geo. Lovell
Otto Gosman
Julius Rounds
R. F. Tattersall
Robert Moore
Missoula
John T. Cox
F. FE. Resler
Kansas City
R. E. Foster
Thomas H. Yeaman
Dillon
Arthur Connolly
Dinner honors for Butte guests at Paul home
Miss Lucile Paul entertained Tuesday evening with a five course menu at her home in compliment to visiting Butte friends. Yellow roses adorned the table and the guests included Miss Pearl Arnett Miss Margaret Dixon Miss Ethel Adams Miss Hazel Maurer Henry Wyatt Newell Evans George Baker Fred Chapman and the hostess Lucile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Paul
Butte
Paul
Pearl Arnett
Margaret Dixon
Ethel Adams
Hazel Maurer
Henry Wyatt
Newell Evans
George Baker
Fred Chapman
Lucile
Kensington Porch Party Hosts Notable Guests
Mrs. Fred Schuler hosted a Kensington gathering for about 20 ladies on her South Atlantic street porch. Guests of honor included Mrs. Cos grove of Davenport Iowa Mrs. Paull of Pipestone and Mrs. Thomas Hawkins of Dillon who plans to move to Jacksonville Florida this summer. A three course luncheon concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schuler
Kensington
South Atlantic Street
Cosgrove
Davenport
Iowa
Paull
Pipestone
Thomas Hawkins
Dillon
Jacksonville
Florida
Fourth of July Dinner Hosts A S Rife
Mr and Mrs A S Rife were the pleasant hosts at a Fourth of July dinner. The event featured light conversation and hospitality in a domestic setting with invited friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A.S. Rife
Fourth of July Dance at Giudici Ranch Draws Crowd
Members of the club hosted a lively Fourth of July dance at the Giudici ranch a few miles north of town. A large crowd attended as red white and blue decorations set the patriotic tone. Good music and dancing continued until 4 a m with Dan Adams providing the tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giudici
Field
Dan Adams
Mrs Best Hosts Tea for Monroe Eidson and Bests
Mrs O M Best acted as hostess at a tea Friday evening with guests Mr J E Monroe, Mrs Mary Eidson, and Mrs Floyd Best attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Best
J. E. Monroe
Mary Eidson
Floyd Best
Dinner guests at dormitory hosted by Mrs Anna Owsley
Mrs. Anna Owsley hosted dinner Sunday for guests Mr. and Mrs. J E Monroe and Mrs. Mary Eidson at the dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E. Monroe
Mary Eidson
Anna Owsley
Club News entertaining members at Mrs Hermann home
The group enjoyed a pleasant Wednesday afternoon gathering at the country home of Mrs William Hermann. Mrs Bert Orr to host the club next Tuesday afternoon at her home on Orr street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hermann
Bert Orr
Orr Street
Friday Auction Bridge Hostess Steps Out
Mrs. Ben N. Stevenson will serve as hostess this evening at her Glendale street home for a Friday auction bridge gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben N. Stevenson
Glendale Street
Club Members to Meet at Mrs. Rounds Home
Members of the club will be entertained next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Juliis Rounds on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliis Rounds
Washington Street
Tuesday Bridge At Mrs Lovell’s House
Mrs George Lovell hosted the Tuesday evening bridge session at her home with club members in attendance for a relaxed games night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lovell
Church Societies Report Shows No Regular Meeting
Church societies note a lapse in their routine gathering as the manse Ther. 3. records indicate no scheduled session. Local readers await updated notices for next meeting details and attendance plans.
Garden Party At Rife Residence On The Lawn
Next Thursday a garden party will be given by the ladies afternoon and evening on the lawn at the home of Mr and Mrs A S Rife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. S. Rife
St Rose Guild Meeting Held At Birrer Home
Mrs. Frank P. Birrer hosted the St. Rose Guild gathering Thursday afternoon, with members and friends in attendance instead of Mrs. McCarthy as previously announced.
Pleasant St James Guild meeting at Mrs Paxton home
The St James Guild met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Paxton's home on Pacific street. The Baptist ladies aid did not hold a meeting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. _ James
Guild
Baptist
Ladies of the Aid
Society Notes Pleasant Reception By Mrs Roberts And Mrs Ripley
Mesdames William Roberts and Ripley entertained the Methodist church society in the lecture room Thursday afternoon with light refreshments and friendly conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roberts
Ripley
Society of the Methodist Church
The Grim Toll of War at Pastime With Kalem Players
At the Pastime Theatre this weekend Kalem players star in The Grim Toll of War a Civil War era military drama in two reels with a romantic subplot. Vaudeville headliners include H V T Fitzgerald in At Mudville Junction and Mrs Pendleton's Pearls plus Wagner and Lee acrobatic act. An air conditioning effort provides fans and open doors for comfort.
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Kalem
South
Kalem Players
H. V. T. Fitzgerald
Mudville Junction
Fitzgerald
Pendleton
Wagner
Lee
Wheat
Advertising ideals: signboard vs newspaper space
An illuminated Dillon signboard will display businessmen's cards for a year, seen by travelers on arrival. Newspapers offer dynamic, changeable advertising at low cost, reaching readers at moments when they are receptive and more likely to remember the message.
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Dillon
Kidney Pills Cure Kidney Trouble Says Copperopolis Man
Mr Jack Maltos of Copperopolis California reports severe kidney pain but after using Foley Kidney Pills he fully recovered. He states he could not stand or rise easily before the cure and has had no kidney trouble since.
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Jack Maltos
Copperopolis
Calif
Foley
Potts
Abstract Clears Title To Busy Corner Property
The district court quieted the title to the Idaho and Center streets business property sold to E. M. Yeaman after Pearl I. Smith found no transfer by the Dillon Townsite Co. on record. The case highlights the need for up-to-date abstracts in real estate transactions to ensure clear titles and reliable records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
E. M. Yeaman
Idaho
Center Streets
Pearl I. Smith
Dillon Townsite Co
Resolution of Appreciation for Volunteer Librarian Foote
The Dillon Public Library honors L R Foote former Beaverhead County High School principal as he leaves Dillon to pursue other work. For eight years he led Tuesday night public reading room service, hosting 404 attendees over twenty straight Tuesdays, reflecting steady value to the community and the library. The board notes the loss and public debt of gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Foote
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Dillon Public Library
Foote
Jk TE Monroe
Frank JL
Laura M. Kiss
Dillon Firemen Organize Relief Association
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department forms a relief association to fund aid for members injured or exposed during duty. Ten percent of firemen revenues and portions of fire insurance licenses will support the fund, with Rev. W. S. Watson as president N. J. Birrer as vice president and C. W. Robison as secretary and treasurer.
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Volunteer Fire Department of
Dillon
State Department
Helena
The
Relief Association
W. S. Watson
N. J. Birrer
C. W. Robison
Distinguish piano hand play from Melville Clark piano
A $1000 reward is offered to anyone who can tell apart a finished musician’s hand playing and the Melville Clark Player Piano’s produced music. The exhibit is at the old post office stand in Dillon by W. E. Mowbray of Orton Brothers Piano House. Also other pianos priced cut for a few days only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Clark
Dillon
W. E. Mowbray
Orton Brothers Piano House
Bridge Declared Safe by Two Counties After Review
Silver Bow and Beaverhead county commissioners with Professor George Craven and County Surveyor Feeney inspected the timber bridge over the Big Hole River at the Beaverhead line. They found the superstructure sound and expect only minor repairs with a total cost around 4000 dollars to be shared.
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Silver Bow
George Craven
Feeney
Big Hole River
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
Local and Personal News From Dillon Montana
Dillon’s daily life scene includes visits by George Clemon and others from Jackson and Polaris, travel to Dillon, and local business notes. The week features church events, hunting for horses and cattle, and social visits, with many residents sharing news of trips, marriages, and shop updates.
The Summer Girl Versus The Summer Woman Debate
A vintage tone compares the Summer Girl and Summer Woman, noting the former enjoys a good time while the latter is worn by stress and fatigue. The text blames kidney troubles rather than female trouble and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a direct and positive remedy.
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Bana
State Bank of Dillon
Mrs
Elizabeth E. Monroe
Whistler
Messrs. and Mesdames R. I. Tattersall
C. C. Barnett
Ernest Orr
Lee van Etten
the Country Dancing Club
Club News
M. E. Aid
Pastime Theatre
Ayer
Eosece
Undays
Eh O
Longtin
Pease
Duff
Wteenns Bradley
Stephenson
Conger
Brundage
Leverett
Itwin BR
F. Jones
Jj. Jones
Turnquuist
May
Beer
W. Jones
Bryant
Schmithrow
Galusha
Seyler
Poe
Rae
Peaseacrifice
Bradle
Turnquist
Cone
Firemen’s Relief Association
George Clemon
Jackson
Frank
Husted
George Tash
Grasshopper
Stanley Starr
Polaris
John Judge
George Ditty
Frank Esterwald
Dilton
Horse Prairie
Ashlock
Osteopath
Cor. Bannack
Washington
Red
Joseph Buck
Centennial Valley
Beaverhead Brewing Company
St. Paul's
the Jewell
the Court House
Atlantic and
Dillon Streets
Charles E. Hoadley
Armstead
Jesse Lacklen
Methodist Church
John Alhers
Bull Creek
Big Hole
Lou
Carnie Holghill
Virginia City
Miers
Tattersall
Seattle
Wash
Timothy Burleigh
J. Monroe Wernt
Salt Lake City
National Educationalsseudilion
Alro
Dillon, Mont
Will Chapman
South Wayne
Wisconsin
Yellowstone National Park
OQ. M. Best
Madison
Madisonian
C. H. Strawbridge
Wisdom
Ed Cushing
A. J. Breda
Craig Cornell
Clay Patterson
Dell
Klein's
Adv
John Kenison
Bert Knox
Lima
John Swing
Sheridan
U. S. Rife
Little Son
Tacoma
John Jw, Morton
Mountain Home
J. E. Morse
Big Hole Basin
Alf Decker
Beaverhead Brewing _“Company
Miss Pearl Eaton
Eda Craver
Medicine Lodge
Selz
Bradley
Wim. Klein Cash Store
W. B. Rodgers
Anaconda
H. G. Rodgers
Laura Streit
Clifton City
Missouri
Omer Harrison
Anderson Livery Company
Idaho Street
Melrose
Dre
Arthur Yeaman
Little Daughter
New York
O. C. Gosman
Joseph Hart
Gracter Grocery Co
Deer Lodge
Be Yearian
Min
Mere
Arthur Yearian
Reor
Rathbone and Son
Lemhi County
Elc
Franks
Hazel Gleed
George Gleed
BE. V. Ostrander
Presbbytesian Church
Anna Devine
Normal College
Albin N. Larson
Rowan, Mont
Cleveland van Etten
Ted Williams
A. S. Rife
Fred Rife
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