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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
7
Helena officers report 85 orphans found homes this year and a $20,000 new home is under construction. Gov Norris addresses the audience urging lifelong support for deprived children and careful future care.
An impressive stallion towers at 154 hands and weighs 1040 pounds, drawing attention in the regional showing. Local onlookers compare its size and proportion to noted breeds, praising its gait and overall presence.
A fragment lists an imported Percheron and a 13 year old Belgian. The text is sparse with limited context to identify owners, location, or event.
A Beaverhead County vault record recalls W A Clark being elected district recorder after a Davis Gulch meeting on June 12 1864. The notes detail the Idaho district bounds the seal laws and a transaction where W W Harvey sells his interest in claim No 10 to W B Perkins dated July 7 1864 with W A Clark attesting.
In Dillon, Miss Helen Flotow, a former Dillon Public School teacher bound for Spokane and then the university, entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Anderson. Attendees included Misses Deha Dorchester, Mindheb Cit, Bertha Malone, and many others, with music, decorations, and a variety of refreshments.
An entertainment event at Star Theatre in Dillon next Friday evening June 18 supports the Montana Children's Home Society of Helena. The ladies of the city manage the program with moving pictures, music by Grace Graeter and the Dillon orchestra, and a three time schedule at 7 8 and 9 pm. Reserved seats are sold in advance, with admission of 25 cents to aid the charity.
Mrs. H T Poindexter hosted a bachelor dinner at the Cottonwoods south of Dillon at 7:30 last evening for her husband Harry T Poindexter. The pink and yellow decor suited the occasion with fourteen covers and simple place cards featuring a bachelor button. Guests included Archie Main and Harry Gilbert among others.
Mr and Mrs Ames Elliott hosted guests on South Athaetic Street for Miss Mayme Wade’s party. The featured event was a Five Hundred card game won by Miss Cora Veyvlar with the highest score. Refreshments were served.
Mrs Gerog's Sweet Powders claim to prevent teething trouble and stomach disorders in children without fail. Free sample offer prompts mothers to write to Afen S. Omsted in Kansas for the remedy. Quick Delivery Wagon in Dillon, Montana offers freight and wood delivery with prompt service.
The Dillon Public Library announces evening hours for book distribution from 7 to 9 30 on Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Additional Friday 4 to 6 and Saturday 3 to 6 afternoon hours are listed. Tuesday and Friday evenings also accommodate readers.
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