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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1924

Page

10

Happenings in Dillon and Nearby Areas

Local residents and visitors frequent Dillon this week with trips from Reichle Pony and Alder. Notable names include N J Birrer, Frank Beehrer, E H Sparrell, Bernard Garrison, Frank Bassett, Andy Williams, Russell Fryburg, Dr Morand, Nora Connelly, Ber tie Mathews, C W Anderson, Frank Easterwald, Charles Truax and Leo Truax. Leo Truax files to seek Beaverhead representative seat while Judge Smith opposes him.

Charles Truax Leo Truax Dillon Lima Leo Beaverhead Judge Smith

Dillon Social Notes Record Local Travel and Events

Community notices list visits and business from Dillon residents and neighbors. Names include Elmer Selway W E Lloyd Dale Metlen William Stinson Elizabeth Kinkaid James Fay and many others with trips to Butte Yellowstone Park and local theaters. A sale notice for 160 feet of 42 inch steel cable appears among the items.

Inquire Thompson Ave

Motors and visitors fill Dillon week with travel notes

Local diary items record Harry Banks driving to Argenta and several visitors and residents from Grant and Salt Lake neighbors spending time in Dillon. Trips include excursions to Elkhorn Springs and Fort Benton with haying details and eye fittings in Butte.

Grant Women Guests at Andrus Hotel

Mrs. A. Fladeland of Grant Mrs. Madge Quarrels of Lemhi and Mrs. H. W. Brenner of Grant were guests at the Andrus hotel in the latter part of the period.

A. Fladeland Grant Madge Quarrels Lemhi H. W. Brenner Andrus Hotel

Mrs Alexander party plans Yellowstone trip to California

Mrs Alexander and daughter and Miss Gertie Sanner have been visiting at the Chris Snyder home at Elkhorn Springs. They left Thursday evening for a Yellowstone trip and then to Culver City California. Helen Whitmore Camp Fire leader will speak in Dillon July 19 at the Training School assembly room about the Brown's Lake Camp Fire Girls camp July 22 to August 13.

Helen Whitmore Camp Fire Girls Brown’s Lake Dillon

Society Note On May Price Sunday Supper Guests

Miss May Price hosted a Sunday night supper this week with guests Miss Dorothy Morgan and Miss Coral Morgan of Seattle. Also present were Mrs. I L Tello, Miss Helen Finch, and Miss Olga Guidici along with the hostess.

May Price Dorothy Coral Morgan Seattle I. L. Tello Helen Finch Olga Guidici

Farley Country Home Hosts Two Pleasant Af fairs

The Ed Farley residence near Elkhorn Springs hosted two social events last week. A Wednesday fried chicken dinner followed by pinochle drew Mrs. Dr. McConnal of Pasadena California, Mrs. Fannie Alexander and daughter Gertrude, Miss Sanner of Culver City, Mrs. Lizette Rounds, Mrs. F B Felt, and Miss Carolyn Card. Friday celebrated the 27th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Mayfield with another dinner and pinochle play at two tables. The home was adorned with wild roses for both occasions.

Ed. Farley Elkhorn Springs Dr. McConnal Pasadena Calif Fannie Alexander Gertrude Sanner Culver City Lizette Rounds F. B. Felt Carolyn Card John Mayfield Farley

Longtime resident Mr Shively to celebrate 90th birthday

Mr John Shively a community resident and Presbyterian church organizer since 1888 will reach his 90th birthday on July 28. The Sunday school Woman's class hosts a reception at 8 o'clock to honor Mr Shively and greet the new pastor and wife Reverend and Mrs Ernest Loft inviting all church friends to attend and offer congratulations.

John Shively Ernest Loft Mr. Shively Loft

Dinner hosts Mrs. Tello and Miss Finch at Finch home

Mrs. Margaret Tello and Miss Helen Finch presided over a Friday evening dinner at the Finch residence, charming guests with hospitable hosting and conversation.

Margaret Tello Helen Finch Finch

Dillon girls host summer reunion at home

An informal gathering celebrated a Dillon girls reunion with several guests and hostesses listed. Attendees included Mesdames Lynch Swan son Bond Temple and Will Leimert, and Misses Thom as Metlen Price Dorothy Coral Morgan.

Dillon Paul Lynch Manly T. Swanson Eugene Bond Paul Temple Will T. Leimert Clea Thomas Genevieve Metlen May Price Dorothy Coral Morgan

Motor Through Yellowstone With Morgan Family Expedition

Miss Dorothy Morgan and Miss Coral Morgan of Seattle depart for a motor trip through Yellowstone and other national parks. They travel with Jeffers companion Mrs G E Finch and Miss Olga Guidici and May Price, Robert Finch, Richard and Lawrence Price in a small party.

Dorothy Coral Morgan Seattle Yellowstone Wates National Parks Jeffers G. E. Finch Olga Guidici May Price Robert Finch Richard Lawrence Price

Full Day of Services at Dillon Methodist Church

The Dillon Methodist Church schedules a Sunday program on July 20 starting with Sunday school at 10 AM and public worship at 11 AM. The service includes a sermon by the pastor titled Such As I Have and an evening service at 8 PM followed by Epworth League and a lay address by Pres. 8. FE. Davis of the Normal college on Some Present Social Obligations.

Dillon Methodist Church Epworth League FE. Davis Normal College

Local Briefs Highlight Visitors and Travelers

Miss Nettie Hand of Reichle shops in Dillon today. Dr Blakesly arrived Thursday from California and stays with Miss Fannie and Henry Cahill. H A Stone president of Hecla Mining and son left Thursday for Philadelphia for several weeks. Farnum Schuler went Thursday to New York to spend the rest of summer with his parents after a year in California.

Miss Nettie Hand Reichle Dr. Blakesly Dillon California Miss Fannie Henry Cahill H. A. Stone Hecla Mining Company, and Son Philadelphia Farnum Schuler New York

Blonde Bess Opines On Equality And Helmets

A comic survey shows Blonde Bess suggesting equality has merit while playfully asking if a steel helmet would suit a bobbed head. The remark reflects light social commentary in a humorous frame.

Little Farm Homes for Sale: Three 10 Acre Tracts

Real estate listing notes three available parcels each of 10 acres. Buyers may contact the seller for details on access, boundaries, and pricing. Offers or inquiries are welcome through the listed contact channel.

Productive irrigated land near Dillon offered at low price

Tracts of productive irrigated land near Dillon at a very low price. Locations suitable for country homes with cows, chickens, potatoes and garden work. Free school auto service. Co. C Newman, 20 Telephone Block, Dillon, Mont.

Dillon Co. C Newman Mont

Piano for sale George Steck player piano outfit

Player piano by George Steck with 65 or 88 note rolls, about 140 rolls of music, bench and rack. Asking 450 dollars for the outfit, terms to responsible party. Call at Tribune office. 29-81.

George Steck Tribune Adlv

Information Wanted William Douglas 19th Century Montana Resident

Notice seeks relatives or any information on William Douglas born about 1822 in England or Scotland. He lived in Montana from 1864 with ties to Washington Gulch Madison County Virginia City Glendale Dillon Livingston Boteman and Great Falls. He reportedly lost both feet protecting schoolchildren. Contact John J. Dwyer 44 Wall Street New York NY.

William Douglas England Scotland Montana Washington Gulch Madison County Virginia City Glendale Dillon Livingston Boteman Great Falls Mr. Douglas John J. Dwyer Wall Street New York N. Y

Notice to Bond-Holders Dillon Montana Special Districts

City Treasurer of Dillon Montana informs bondholders that bonds No 104 and 105 of SID 5 and No 13 of SID 3 must be presented at First National Bank Dillon by July 31 1924 to be paid with interest to date. If not presented by the date the bonds cease to draw interest. Dated July 28 1924. J B Mayfield.

Dillon Montana First National Bank J. B. Mayfield

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