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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

9

State Normal College Baccalaureate Service

The State Normal College holds its baccalaureate service in the college auditorium on Sunday June 14 at 11 o'clock. Congregational hymns include Holy Holy Holy and God of Our Fathers with readers and choirs performing selections. Rev. E L Hurley delivers invocation and benediction after readings, prayers, and a baccalaureate address by President Sheldon E. Davis.

Normal College E. L. Hurley Oley Sheldon E. Davis Our Fathers E. I. Hurley

Waldo’s Sentence on Amphibious Word Spelling

A twelve year old boy named Waldo struggled to spell amphibious for his teacher. After several calls for aid he produced his writing. The sheet read My teacher has asked one to write A sentence containing the word am plibious.

Waldo Philadelphia Ledger

Coal bids invited by School District No 10

School District No 10 invites bids for 300 tons of coal delivered in bins at the Dillon schoolhouse. Bidders must state price in carrots, mine weight, and weighed over district scales. Bids due by Monday June 15 1923. Clerk R F Tattersall. First publication June 5 1925.

Dillon R. F. Tattersall

Sheep Ranch Prospect Near Foothills for 2000 Acres

Advertisement notes an ideal 2000 acre sheep property near foothills with water hay open range and forest reserve. Asking price 8.50 per acre with half cash and balance at 6 percent interest. Also includes a testimonial for Foley Pills as a kidney diuretic.

Iona Swanstrom Weds Arthur Johnson in Dubois

Miss Iona Katherine Swanstrom and Arthur Johnson, both of Dubois Idaho, married Wednesday morning by Rev Edward Smith of the Methodist church. They left for a Montana motor tour and will return to Dubois. The bride is daughter of A C Swanstrom, long-time Blaine residents. the groom teaches in Dubois schools.

Iona Katherine Swanstrom Arthur Johnson Dubois Ida Edward Smith Methodist Church Montana Idaho A. C. Swanstrom Blaine Twin Bridges

Beaverhead D A R Chapter Hosts Revolutionary Music Program

Beaverhead Chapter of the D A R entertained Tuesday at Mrs. W C Orr's South Washington home. The program titled Revolutionary Music featured Mrs. Frank Foltz reading a paper, Jean Bishop singing When Swallows Homeward Fly, Mrs. Folz playing Minuet in B, and Mrs. J E Morse performing The Virginia Reel as members danced.

Beaverhead W. C. Orr South Washington Street Frank Foltz Jean Bishop

Local lineup features Thomas and McKay with host

A list shows Thomas, Francis McKay, Harry Banks, Anson Baxter, Frank Paul, Malcom Stone, Frank Ashworth, Keith Lloyd, Max Embree and the host as participants in the event.

Methodist Society Meeting Held by Rev and Mrs Edward Smith

The Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church met with Rev. and Mrs. Edward Smith Thursday afternoon for a planning session and discussion of overseas outreach.

The Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Edward Smith

Carroll Study Club Social At Miss Stamm Home

Miss Rose Stamm and Mrs. Harry Williams entertained the Carroll Study club at a social meeting held at Miss Stamm's home on Wednesday evening. Pinochle was played and delicious refreshments were served at the close.

Rose Stamm Harry Williams Carroll Study Club Miss Stamm

Mrs Graeter and Mrs Poindexter Host Week of Parties

Mrs Arthur Graeter and Mrs E L Poindexter are inviting guests to a series of social gatherings this week, featuring friendly chats, light refreshments, and informal entertainments at their homes.

Arthur Graeter E. L. Poindexter

Montana Woman aims for July 1 Dillon feature

Mrs. Scott Fries field editor for the Montana Woman is in Dillon to prepare a special writeup for the July 1 issue. The piece, under the auspices of the Dillon Women's clubs, will circulate 300 copies and includes special advertising for the edition.

Scott Fries The Montana Woman Dillon Women’s Clubs of Fries

Stag Dinner Honors Melvyn Smith Returning from Salt Lake City

Mrs. D. L. Smith held a stag dinner last Sunday to honor her son Melvyn Smith who had just returned from attending college in Salt Lake City.

D. L. Smith Melvyn Salt Lake City

Busy Bee Club Hosts Wednesday Afternoon Gathering

Mrs. Ernest Orr served as hostess to the Busy Bee club on a Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Bert Orr's home in this city, inviting members to a social visit and refreshments.

Ernest Orr Busy Bee Club Bert Orr

Pardon Under Consideration For Veteran Russell

Word reached the court clerk that the State Board of Pardons in Helena would decide on 0 D Russell's petition at its June 23 meeting. Russell, a World War II veteran, sustained permanent injuries during service and was convicted last August of a statutory crime, with a two to four year prison sentence.

Fred Rife State Board of Pardons Helena D. Russell Russell

Dinner honors state auxiliary president in Deer Lodge

Mrs. W. F. Cashmore hosted a Tuesday dinner in honor of Mrs. Ralph Porter of Deer Lodge. Mrs. Porter, state president of the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion, spent several days aiding with local auxiliary business matters.

W. F. Cashmore Ralph Porter Deer Lodge

St Rose Guild Hosts Pleasant Thursday Tea

Mrs. Mary Judge and Mrs. George Taylor entertained St Rose Guild members at Mrs. Judge's home after a business meeting. A program of piano solos readings and vocal selections followed, then refreshments were served.

Mary Judge George Taylor St. Rose Guild

Party honors New York guests with games and roses

Saturday evening Mrs. J. E. Morse hosted a party honoring Mrs. Franklin Bradley and Mrs. Neil Brantley of New York. Three tables were played, roses decorated, a lunch served, and each guest received a souvenir gift.

J. E. Morse Franklin Bradley Neil Brantley New York

Pinochle Dinner at Francis Gethaus Home

Francis Gethaus hosted a seven o'clock dinner at his home on Wednesday with eight guests. The event featured orange and black decorations from Normal college, and after the meal the group played pinochle. The attendees included John B. Cluley Leo DeCelles Dan Bock Chas Murray Lambert Ellil Paul Jensen Keith Lloyd and the host. Helena Bid of 88100 reported on the Yellowstone trail between Billings and Pompey’s Pillar.

Francis Gethaus John B. Cluley Leo DeCelles Dan Bock Chas Murray Lambert Ellil Paul Jensen Keith Lloyd Helena Yellowstone Trail Billings

St James Guild honors Mrs Foster at Washington Street home

The St James Guild was delightfully entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs R E Foster at her home on St Washington street in a social gathering reflecting the club's activities and local hospitality.

St. James Guild R. E. Foster St. Washington Street

Stag Dinner Hosted by Francis Tonrey

Francis Tonrey entertained at his home Monday evening with twelve young men at a bountiful dinner. The remainder of the evening was spent playing cards. Guests included Jr. W. J. Romersa, Lambert Eliel, Doug.

Francis Tonrey Jr. W. J. Romersa Lambert Eliel Doug

Supreme Court Refines Lower Court Ruling In Appeal

The Supreme Court recently handed down a decision confirming the lower court's ruling. A petition with many signers was sent to the governor requesting a pardon. An order sending the individual to Deer Lodge has been temporarily suspended while the board of pardons considers the case.

Supreme Court Deer Lodge Board of Pardons

Secretary Jardine and Chicago Board of Trade wheat pricing

Photoed upon arrival in Chicago the Secretary of Agriculture William M Jardine urged stronger regulation of wheat prices. He argued the Board of Trade should regulate its own affairs, stating it is best to let them do so.

Seec’y. of Agriculture Wm. M. Jardine Chicago Chicago Board of Trade

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