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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
7
The article recalls the end of an school term with Whittier verse about teachers and students. It then notes the Boys' Club minstrel show at Guildhall on Friday evening, praising the songs jokes and costumes and reporting aftershow dancing and refreshments.
Kensington Afternoons hosted by Mrs. George Metlen honored Mrs. W. A. Clark who left Dillon for Virginia City. Judge and Mrs. Clark resided in Dillon this winter as friends enjoyed needlework and lilac scented rooms with refreshments. Attendees included numerous Dolon residents and guests.
Prof and Mrs F H Garver hosted the Junior class of MSNC Friday evening at their Washington Street home. Raymond and Jeanette Garver greeted guests. The 45 attendees enjoyed games, conundrums, and stunts, with purple violets as the theme and a two course lunch served at 10 o clock to the Junior class, Dr and Mrs Grant Finch and Prof Robert Clark present.
Junior and Preparatory classes spent Saturday afternoon among the trees south of the college grounds. Prof. Garver and Prof. Mosher hosted with their wives, joined by Rev. W. S. Watson and wife, before returning to campus.
Judge W. A. Clark and Mrs. Clark entertained friends with a Friday dinner at their Pacific street residence. The event gathered local acquaintances for an evening of hospitality at the couple's home.
Miss Clara Plant serves as hostess this afternoon for the club gathering. Mrs. N. E. Store will entertain this evening at the B. N. Stevenson home with Mrs. Stevenson previously hosting last week. Ike Rife of Medicine Lodge filled in as substitute for the evening.
Mrs Eiza Smith acted as hostess at her country home on a Wednesday afternoon. Invited guests included Mesdames William Smith Ed Smith R W Boone Clifford Knapp and John Rowett of Butte. On Tuesday Mrs Frank Birrer entertained the club with several guests from Bannack and local residents.
Mrs. Otto Gosman pleasantly entertained the Auction Bridge club Tuesday evening at her home.
Mrs. A Potts will entertain the club at her home next Tuesday afternoon. Residents and members are invited to attend the informal gathering and discuss upcoming activities.
Mr and Mrs E R Mosher entertained friends at tea Thursday evening at their Glendale Street home. Mrs William Cashmore hosted last Saturday after a recital with guests Miss Rebecca Lawrence Miss Bessie Stroud Miss Clara Reddington and Mrs A Peterson from Butte.
Mesdames B Sprinkle and Hobson hosted a Thursday afternoon meeting of the Baptist ladies society at Mrs Sprinkle’s Washington street home.
Members of the St. Rose Guild did not convene this week, with no session or activity reported.
At the last week meeting of the Guild Mrs Clara Chapman was named president and Mrs Kate Poindexter first vice president. Mrs R E Mosher becomes second vice president with A L Stone as treasurer and Mrs Charles Perry as secretary. The Auxiliary met at the rectory Thursday afternoon.
The M. E. Aid society will be entertained next Thursday by Mrs Julia Selway in the church lecture room.
The department will be led next year by Miss Edith McDonald who is known in Dillon and across the state. Miss McDowell taught last summer and was with Beaverhead County High. due to her delayed start Miss Elizabeth Condit will oversee the summer term beginning next Tuesday.
The case of the State against Alfred St Louis was dismissed in district court Monday morning after a 44 hour jury deliberation that ended 10 to 2 for acquittal. The dismissal followed a suggestion by the prosecuting attorney.
In the State against William Ross the jury found him not guilty after the court instructed a verdict of not guilty. The key witness from Utah did not testify in Dillon. Ross was released.
The advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets as ideal for stomach and liver troubles and claims growing recognition and wide availability through all dealers. It notes the price as one dollar and emphasizes daily growing popularity of the remedy.
Frank Hazelbaker spent the first of the week in the Big Hole basin. Miss Alberta Andrus has returned from Bristow where she has been teaching school. County Commissioners inspected roads near Dillon on Tuesday. Mrs. Earl Wheat attended her grandfather Henry Minot's funeral in Butte. Miss Beth Pendleton returned to Bristow after a successful year at the county high school. Mrs. L. E. Baldwine, improved after Elkhorn Hot Springs treatment, came back to Dillon. J. E Morse returned from a business trip to Butte reporting northern state conditions encouraging. C. E. Vangorder of Sound Construction and Engineering, builders of the new Silver Bow county courthouse, visited Dillon and plans to bid on the new school buildings. He notes Dillon’s easygoing prosperity.
The society will meet next Thursday afternoon at the country home of Mrs. John Nyhart. Autos and other conveyances will be at the Manse that day to accommodate those who care to go. About 65 persons were entertained last week at the Bishop Home.
Local residents and visitors populate Dillon scenes with travels to Butte and Whitehall, surveying work, and hospitalities. Notables include Dr. Robert Clark addressing Whitehall graduates, the Bradstreets’ James A. Marshall in town, and families visiting from Armstead and Helena.
An advertisement urging every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer illnesses. It promotes readiness, notes the product's value, and states it is sold by all dealers.
A man on Thompson avenue near Vine street reported two men lying in a ditch. Chief Sassman and officers found them prone and alert, ruled out a hold up, and released them. Names are withheld for the reporter’s reason.
Katherine L Norton of New Bedford Massachusetts reports severe back pain and a burning sensation. After using Foley Kidney Pills she says the pain left and she felt toned and vigorous. The advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills for backache rheumatism lumbago and kidney and bladder ailments from Potts the Druggist.
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