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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
10
A. F. Waldorf and Mrs. Mar inbeeld hosted a bridge luncheon Monday afternoon and a bridge dinner Wednesday evening at the Waldorf residence. Spring blossoms formed the keynote for the decorations at both events.
Mr and Mrs Walter V Grimes entertained a group of friends at a Monday evening dinner in the Andrus hotel dining room. After a five course repast the group played pinochle with five tables in use.
Mr and Mrs H E Andrus and daughters hosted a stag dinner for Harry J Andrus who departed for St Louis the next day Terry Browning acted as master of ceremonies and speakers wished him success in his new venture Beav erhead county native Andrus is a popular young man leaving with a respected future ahead of him.
Walter Siria visited Apex in Dillon on Tuesday. A P Williams of Altley is spending a few days in Dillon. J L Nyhart drove from his Blaine area ranch to Dillon on Wednesday. Miss Ethel Carlisle visits her Missouri home’s aunt Mrs Earl Fairbanks in Dillon. Mrs Rose Heavey bought a new Ford from Beaverhead Motors Co. Mr and Mrs E B Roe return to Bedrock ranch for summer. The Ditty house on Rife street sold to W T Scully and others visited Quarter Circle Ten ranch near Blaine. Mrs Conrad R Winter, formerly Frances Caldwell, left for Los Angeles to join her husband after a Dillon visit with her mother.
John Mullan from Amstead. R M Tweedy of Leadore visited Dillon. George Lossi from Jackson. L T Grimes from Bed Rock. K G Cosens of Waterloo stayed at Andrus hotel. R M Kirby of Whitefish in town. American Legion meeting held Thursday. Hazel Lundy returned from Great Falls where she taught. Mrs Charles Brenner from Grant visited friends. Tonrey Baxter orchestra engaged for Lima dance. Austin Lutz of Harlowton visiting with aunt in Dillon. Pluma Tattersall heads to California for summer. William B Fleming from Seattle visited. Rev Edward Smith returned from motor trip to Whitehall, Bozeman, Livingston. Rev F X Leschner hosted Father Currie of Helena. Elizabeth Antonson of Bozeman expected for visit. Boss Emerick filed for assessor last Tuesday. Mrs Earl Wheat and children visiting at Herb Wheat ranch. T F E Leubben in Helena for State Normal building matters. Miss Beatrice Christman visiting Dillon for summer from Ontario. Dillon Fire Department band concert Monday at 7:30. golf course east of city progressing with links near ready. locals showing interest in golf with playful remarks about rolf widow among young married women.
Dillon residents record visits from Twin Bridges Monida and Virginia City. A marriage license was issued to Clyde W. Backus and Francis Martin of Sheridan. The Rev. George McDougall, former Dillon pastor, travels to Lewistown with daughter Margaret.
Myron Yeager, traveling by auto from Cheyenne Wyoming to Sheridan, will spend a week at the Robert Funk home. In Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. H H Swain, en route from California to Helena, visited friends and renewed ties from their former residence when Mr. Swain led the Normal College as president.
Albert Dullenty spent part of the week in Great Falls visiting his sister Walter Dansie was in Dillon the first of the week from Salt Lake City Mrs Joseph Gelhaus and daughter Katherine went to Butte Thursday afternoon Scotty Tait a post office clerk is on annual leave Charles Olsen traveled from the Big Hole basin to conduct business Mrs Anson Baxter drove to Butte last Sunday with Miss Minnie McGrade Miss Thora Sisson visited the McCracken home and heads to Colorado Springs for the summer
Harry J. Andrus left Wednesday noon for St Louis where he has accepted a responsible position with a large bonding house. He was driven as far as Butte by Mr and Mrs Andrus and Mrs Fern Kudor.
H J Hamill, the successful bidder for recent contracts to build new Normal college buildings, has spent the past week in the city making preparations. Excavation began Thursday morning as Normal students crowd trains home for vacation with extra coaches added. The Monarch Canyon road improvement from Monarch to Neihart will be rushed to completion without disrupting tourist traffic.
A Dillon Montana advertisement offers a dairy proposition, a profitable sheep layout, and hand-picked Dillon homes from C. C. Newman at 20 Telephone Block.
Miss Cora Jernigan of Potts Camp Mississippi reports kidney problems left her nervous and miserable. After taking Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys she says she is entirely relieved. The advertisement promotes Foley Pills with claimed kidney benefits.
An instructional piece by Robert Fuller explains the Veterans' Bureau method to calculate government war bonuses. It details daily home and foreign service credits, a 60 dollar deduction, age-based factors, and a worked example leading to the adjusted service certificate.
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