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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
10
Dillon Social Affairs Five Hundred Party Honors Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Selway hosted a Saturday evening gathering with six tables playing Five Hundred. Ladies’ first prize went to Mrs. Diggle Emerick, booby prize to Mrs. Lorin Spencer. Gentlemen’s first prize was won by John Tessier, booby prize to John Wing. A midnight repast capped a delightful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Selway
Diggle Emerick
Lorin Spencer
John Tessier
John Wing
Good Government Club to Discuss Civil Service Reform
Regular meeting set for next Tuesday at 3 30 PM in the public library. Mrs Crowell and Mrs Kirkpatrick speak for reform while Mrs Best and Mrs Moran speak against. General discussion to follow. all interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Government Club
Public Library
Millie Crowell
Kirkpatrick
Oom. Best
TD. Moran
North Side Club Plans Dinner Meeting at Burfield Apts
The North Side Country club will meet with Mrs. Theodore Nelson in the Burfield apartments on Tuesday March 7. A warm dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Country Club
Theodore Nelson
Burfield Apartments
Bridge Dinner Hosts Mr and Mrs Chapman
Mr and Mrs W E Chapman entertained friends Wednesday evening at their South Pacific street home. Three bridge tables were in play after a delicious dinner. Attending were Mr and Mrs Howard Morse, Mr and Mrs Eugene Bond, Mr and Mrs Fred Chapman, Mr and Mrs Lee McCracken, Miss Fern Andruse, along with the hosts. Also advertised is the St Patrick’s Ball to be held Friday March 17 at Dillon city hall by Catholic ladies with Baxter-Tonney orchestra and 25 cent refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. .Chapman
South Pacific Street
Bridge
Howard Morse
Eugene Bond
Fred Chapman
Lee McCracken
Fern Andrus
City ‘Hall
Dillon
Mont
Baxter-Tonney Orchestra
Birthday celebrations and card party at local homes
Mr and Mrs John Gelhaus hosted a Sunday birthday gathering with five hundred at four tables and a midnight lunch. Mr and Mrs C E Blinn held a Monday dinner for Mr Blinns birthday with ten guests plus the couple, followed by an evening of card play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gelhaus
Mrs. C. E. Blinn
Mr. Blinn
McCracken Hosts First Wedding Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs Lee McCracken plan a Sunday dinner at their Phillips block apartments to celebrate their first wedding anniversary with family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McCracken
Phillips Block
Misses Judge and Watt Host Saturday House Party
Esther Judge and Jeanette Watt entertained many friends at a Saturday evening gathering at the Judge residence on South Washington street in a cordial social event marked by hospitality and cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Judge
Jeanette Watt
Judge
South Washington Street
Bromfield and Gordon Wed in Dillon Ceremony
Charles M. Bromfield and Gladys E. Gordon, both of Dillon, were married Saturday February 25 by Rev. Edward Smith at the Hobson home on the west side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Edward Smith
Hobson
Charles M. Bromfield
Gladys FE. Gordon
Private sale of Best Candy Company assets in Dillon Montana
By assignment for creditors Best Candy Company will sell privately its machinery equipment cartons boxes supplies and accounts. Property available for inspection at the Dillon factory and warehouses. Open bids after March 10 1922 and until sale completion. Bids to be sent to assignee 911 E Wheat Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Candy Company
Dillon
Montana
E. L. Wheat
Dillon News Briefs Capture Local Happenings
Dillon headlines relay a flurry of small notices from Miss Ethel Wuerz’s Butte visit to illnesses sweeping the town. Business visitors, widow visits, grain stores, and Graeter's ads fill the page with names, places, and daily life in 1911 Dillon.
Union Ditch Company Officers Elected at Meeting
A meeting of the officers and stockholders of the Union Ditch Company was held Thursday afternoon at the State Bank directors room. L. M. Gilman was named president with Roy Selway as vice president, John Tessier as secretary and treasurer, and George Featherly and Albert Mikkelson as trustees for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Ditch Company
The
State Bank
L. M. Gilman
Roy Selway
John Tessier
George Featherly
Albert Mikkelson
Recital by Gregory Pupils Featured Piano to Strings
The fourth in a series at the Training school auditorium Monday evening showcased fifteen solos on piano violin and cello. A string quartet piece highlighted the program as a featured number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Gregory
Training School
Dillon Minister Plans Easter Departure for Ireland Visit
Reverend D Foley spent several days in Helena last week finalizing plans for a trip to Europe. He intends to leave Dillon on Easter Monday and will visit his aged mother in Ireland during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Foley
Helena
Europe
Maynard Lovell Returns from Auto Show in Salt Lake
Maynard Lovell, a prominent Dillon rancher, returns from Salt Lake City where he attended the automobile show. He reports a good time and notes Salt Lake’s weather compares poorly to Dillon’s. He says the Lincoln was the standout car and that D A Galt of Dillon will hold the agency with a demonstrator arriving next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lovell
Dillon
Salt Lake City
Lovell
Salt Lake
D. A. Galt
Montana Schools Earn Nation’s Top Rating in 1920 Survey
The Russel Sage Foundation awarded Montana schools the highest rating of any state in a 1920 survey, highlighting superior schooling across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Russel Sage Foundation
Montana
Union
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Ray E. Tower
Polaris
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J. W. Forsgren
Miss Frances
R. H. Ryburn
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Curtis Hospital
W. B. Rodgers
H. G. Rodgers
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Ditch Company
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Fairyfoot
City Drug CO
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First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
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