Dinner Honors Dr and Mrs Poindexter at Dillon Social
Miss Jean Bishop hosted a Wednesday dinner with decorations of wild roses pale green ribbons and green candles. The centerpiece featured a miniature sea with Venetian boats reflecting the Poindexters recent abroad trip. Guests included Mae Rich Sadie Graeter Edith Poindexter and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bishop
F. M. Poindexter
Edith Poindexter
Graeter
Argenta
Arthur Graeter
Leslie Thompson
Twin Bridges
John Bishop
Fred Huber
Harry Gilbert
Albert Stamm
Eugene Poindexter
Margaret Poindexter
Marie Lament
Tea party honors Ethel Anderson before move to Hast
Last Thursday Miss Ruth Weenink hosted a tea for Miss Ethel Anderson who left Dillon to start a new life in the Hast. The tea table was attractively laid and the group of friends enjoyed a pleasant menu. Ethel received a silver manicure set as a farewell token from her Dillon chums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Weenink
Ethel Anderson
Dillon
Ethel
Little Miss Martha Featherly Hosts Tue Tea Party
Martha Featherly entertained many friends at her sister Mrs. E D White's home on South Washington Street. Guests included Dorothy Perry Beatrice Christman Lavena La Croix Cora Perry Montana Murray and Fannie Callaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Featherly
E. D. White
South Washington Street
Dorothy Perry
Beatrice Christman
Lavena la Croix
Cora Perry
Montana Murray
Fannie Callaway
Kensington Tea Hosts Honor Guests on Washington Street
Mrs. Hans Mickelson entertained a Kensington tea Wednesday afternoon on South Washington Street. Tea was served at five o clock to Mesdames Frank Birrer Jasper Nelson Lotte Christensen and Peter Peterson in attendance.
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Kensington
Hans Mickelson
South Washington Street
Frank Birrer
Jasper Nelson
Lotte Christensen
Peter Peterson
Club News Briefs Set Meeting at Lovell Home
Members of the club will meet next Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. George Lovell's home. Mrs Lovell will host on Wednesday afternoon following the High Five club meeting in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee
Frank Birrer
George’ Lovell
Friday Evening Bridge Social Hosted by Mrs Carter
Mrs. W. B. Carter will host a Friday evening bridge gathering at her home for the club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Carter
Bridge Club Teatime at Mrs Lovell's Next Tuesday
Mrs George Lovell will host the Bridge club next Tuesday evening at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lovell
Bridge Club
Ladies Guild Meeting At Mrs. Cashmore Home
St. James reports a pleasant Thursday afternoon gathering of the guild ladies at the residence of Mrs. William Cashmore on Glendale Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
William Cashmore
Glendale Street
St. Rose Guild Ladies Hold No Meeting This Week
No meeting was held this week by the ladies of the St. Rose Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose
Guild
Mrs Emma Carhartt Hosts Afternoon Social Scene
Mrs Emma Carhartt hosted guests yesterday at her Telephone block apartments. The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church enjoyed an afternoon gathering at Mrs George R Featherly’s country home. The Baptist society also held a successful food sale this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Carhartt
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
George R. Featherly
Harvest and social notes from Loomont and surroundings
Loomont reports alfalfa harvest near, seeks more sun and less rain. Dr. Campana returns to Butte from visit. Mrs. Murrish improves slowly. Mrs. McCormick visits Dawson county with children. Mrs. Emilie Foster from Twin Bridges greets granddaughter Emily Foster at Valley Springs. Local folk attend a Piedmont game Waterloo vs Piedmont with easy Loomont victory. Irene Marshaf honored at a Saturday hall dancing party. Strawberry ice cream social for M E pastor’s benefit a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomont
Campana
C. Campana
Butte
Sam Murrish
Emilie Foster
Twin Bridges
Valley Springs Ranch
Emily Foster
Louis
John Held
Piedmont
Waterloo Boys
Irene Marshaf Butte
McCormick
M.E
Local Social News From Townsend and Nearby Areas
H. J. Foster and son visited Silver Star Thursday of last week. Mrs. Mary Cline, recently nursing in the area, returned to Twin Bridges on Wednesday. Hugh Norville arrived from Boulder to spend vacation at the Townsend ranch. Mrs. J. P. Lalanne spent part of last week in Butte. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warn hosted several Butte friends Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Foster
Mary Cline
Twin Bridges
Hugh Norville
Boulder
Townsend Ranch
J. P. Lalanne
Butte
Jim Warn
State Board Exam for Montana Doctors July 8 in Helena
The State Board of Medical Examiners will hold a licensing examination in Helena on Tuesday July 8 starting at 9 am Registration closes at 8 pm July 7. Wm C Rippell secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Medical
Montana
Helena
Wm. C. Rippell
Land Case Trials In Helena Court
United States Land Commissioner F A Hazelbaker heard the government case against Earl Selway last week and the matter is under advisement by the receiver at Helena. Attorneys Houston and Herron attended from Helena for the proceedings. The government case against Adda S Richardson was won by default as the defendant failed to appear.
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United States
F. A. Hazelbaker
Earl Selway
Heléna
Messrs. Houston and
Herron
Adda S. Richardson
Million Dollar Challenge Differentiates Player Piano Sound
A $1,000 prize is offered to anyone who can distinguish the hand playing of a finished musician from the music produced by the Melville Clark Player Piano. One piano is on display at the old post office stand in Dillon, by W. E. Mowbray of Orton Brothers Piano House. Visit to hear it and other pianos advertised at cut prices for a few days only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Clark
Dillon
W. E. Mowbray
Orton Brothers Piano House
Montana road and bridge expenditure totals announced
Helena reports 1930s Montana figures show $1,532,787.86 spent on road and bridge work last year. Of the total $1,058,341.26 funded roads and $474,140 financed bridges with Custer county allotting about $41,796.41 including $32,012.87 for roads and $9,783.54 for bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
George R. Metlen
State Highway Commission
Custer County
Farmers' Grain stockholders elect officers in Glendive
Glendive reports a stockholders meeting of the Farmers' Grain company to elect officers for the year and conduct other business. The secretary notes almost nine thousand dollars in net profits from last season's crops delivered to the elevator. Wheat sales earned 64 cents more per bushel, flax earned 11 3 4 cents above usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendive
Farmers’ Grain Company
Butte Miner
Wool clip shipped to Boston from Twin Bridges
Selway and Hample consign their 60,000 pound wool clip to Jeremiah Williams & Co of Boston for the year. Fred Schultz sent two carloads from Laurin on consignment. Buyers from Dewey Gould & Co of Boston inspected clips in the Dillon area and traveled up the valley to Virginia City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selway
Hample
Twin Bridges
Selway & Hample
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Boston
Fred Schultz
Laurin
Dewey, Gould & Co
Dillon
The Brilliant Stars of June and Foley's Honey and Tar
A June note praises morning planets Mars Venus Saturn and Jupiter while endorsing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a cough cold remedy. The ad stresses June colds may lead to bronchitis or pneumonia, claiming the product prevents complications. Potts the Druggist is cited as the advertiser.
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Mars
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Foley
Potts
Strayed Sorrel Horses In Dillon Advertised For Return
Two sorrel horses about 10 or 11 years old, weighing roughly 1050 and 1100 pounds, are missing. Both show curling iron brands. A liberal reward is offered for their return to John R. Sorenson or Roland Howell in Dillon. Adv 26-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Sorenson
Roland Howell
Dillon
Commanding Attention Raises Vigorous Comment
A Washington Star exchange notes a writer’s unfinished article stirs strong reaction though not yet published. The mock dialogue highlights families in adjacent flats kept awake by the typing.
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Washington Star
Dandelion Kill Recipe From Ames College Text
A report from Ames College suggests using sulphate of iron mixed with water to kill dandelions along sidewalks and in yards. The recipe calls for one to two pounds per gallon and recommends heavy spraying or sprinkling, claiming it won’t harm grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa) Agricultural College
Dillon
Can't Keep it Secret Chamberlain's Tablets Esteemed
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as the premier remedy for stomach and liver troubles. Claims the product's daily growing renown and that it is for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Adv. Lm
Idaho Youth Detained After Satchel Theft Near Oregon Depot
A young Idaho man left his satchel in the Oregon Short Line depot waiting room last Friday while he explored town. On return the bag was missing and later found discarded at a Campbell Show tent. He identified the seller as Charles Demons, who was arrested and sentenced to thirty days in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Oregon Short Line
Sheriff's Office
Campbell
Charles Demons
Shake Off Your Rheumatism Adv in Local Ad
An advertising notice promotes Chamberlain's Liniment at twenty five cents claiming quick relief from rheumatic pain. Sold by all dealers with the usual local distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's
Missing horses from Dillon with brands YB and AB
Two about ten year old work horses missing for three weeks, a bay horse about 1300 pounds with YB brand on jaw and a brown horse about 1280 pounds with AB brand on shoulder. Liberal reward offered for any or all deliveries to 25-21 Row. Howell, Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Row
Howell
Dillon
Mont
Firemen Carnival Funds Aid Dillon Uniform Fund
Dillon volunteer fire department raises 163 dollars from a Montana street carnival to buy new uniforms, despite poor attendance caused by bad weather. Chief Birrer organized the appearances, and volunteers served at concessions while supporting city interests amid rain disruptions. George Ainslie leaves Dillon Examiner. Guy Stratton to take over as successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Montana Street
George Ainslie
The
Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Hillyard, Wash
W. W. Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Dillon
Guy Stratton
Men Fined for Seining Fish at Essler Lake
J C Duffy deputy fish and game warden arrested three men Frank Keeler George Best and Robert Best for seining fish from Essler Lake in this county. In Dillon they faced Judge Kennison who heard the case on Monday and all pleaded guilty receiving $25 fines each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Duffy
Essler Lake
Frank Keeler
George Best
Robert Best
Dillon
Kennison
Talty Ranch 317 Acres For Sale In Madison County
Under district court order the Talty ranch of 317 acres in the Ruby valley three miles west of Sheridan Montana is offered for sale. It features top water rights and is described as highly desirable. For details contact L Callaway Virginia City Montana or A F Talty Cooke Montana.
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District Court
Talty Ranch
Ruby Valley
Sheridan
Madison County
Montana
L. Callaway
Virginia City
A. F. Talty
Cooke
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State Bank of Dillon
Mrs
Elizabeth E. Monroe
Addie Bettes
New Road
Club News
St. James
Baptist
Lished
Ieee
Tribune Store
Tribune Office
Eliel
Laurer
Eliel Brothers
MpLeu
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