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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1926

Page

10

Community Notes From Dillon And Nearby Towns

Local residents and visitors around Dillon are listed visiting and traveling in surrounding towns. Names include Miss Marie Egan Miss Mary Christiansen Mr. and Mrs Ed Smith Mr. and Mrs J N Mansfield and others visiting Butte Armstead Idaho Falls Lea dore Twin Bridges and Ogden. A newborn Donald Joseph born Feb 25 at Barrett hospital is announced.

Christian Hanny Idaho Falls Lorain Spencer Home John Laden Barrett Hospital Donald Joseph

Dr H H Scarborough Eyecare Show At Andrus Hotel

Stop eye defects with Dr H H Scarborough at the Andrus hotel on Monday and Tuesday March 8 and 9. He promises to relieve headaches and eye defects.

H. H. Scarborough Andrus Hotel

Local Notes From Dillon Area Headlines

Tom D. Caverly ill with the flu at the Tribune. Earl Tash visits Dillon from his Home Lab ranch in Grasshoppers valley. Mr and Mrs Frank Marshall and Mrs Joyners drive to Dillon from Bridges. Dr R H Ryburn returns from weeks with relatives in California. Al Crossley mining man of Utopia district near Apex attends to business in Dillon. A L Stone of the State Bank returns from six weeks in the east and recalls the New York blizzard.

Earl Tash Dillon The D. L. Ranch Grasshoppers Valley al, Crossley Utopia Apex

Little Miss Isabel Watson Celebrates Seventh Birthday

Isabel Watson daughter of Mr and Mrs Findlay Watson celebrated her seventh birthday Saturday afternoon at the Watson home on South Atlantic Street. Twenty five friends attended with games and refreshments as a patriotic Washington’s Birthday theme decorated the party.

Isabel Watson Findlay Watson Watson South Atlantic Street Washington

Mrs Gelhaus Hosts St Rose Guild Afternoon Reading

Mrs John J Gelhaus and Mrs Joseph F Gelhaus welcomed St Rose guild members Thursday at the first home. Billie Baxter and Vera May Hopkins presented readings in a charming manner. About 65 people attended the pleasant afternoon.

John J. Gelhaus Joseph F. Gelhaus St. Rose Guild Billie Baxter Vera May Hopkins

Social Eight Delights at Mrs Monroe's South Atlantis Home

Social Eight gathers at Mrs J E Monroe's home on South Atlantis Street with guest Mrs Lulu Shepherd joining the club for a pleasant afternoon social.

J. E. Monroe South Atlantis Street Lulu Shepherd

Pinochle Club Evening Hosted by Mr and Mrs Luebben

Mr and Mrs Tom Luebben entertained their Pinochle club Monday evening with a well appointed dinner at seven o clock. The remainder of the night was spent with cards.

Tom Luebben

Manse Society of Presbyterian Church Entertained

The Manse society of the Presbyterian church was entertained by Mrs. Jack Barrett Thursday afternoon.

the Presbyterian Church Jack Barrett

St James Guild Meeting at Mrs Gilbert's Home

Mrs W G Gilbert hosted St James guild Thursday afternoon at her west side residence.

Mrs T. E. Gilbert Hosts Theta Tuesday Evening

Mrs T. E. Gilbert entertained members of Theta club Tuesday evening in a social gathering at her home. The event featured light refreshments and a warm reception among attendees.

T. E. Gilbert Theta

Dozen Wags Arrested In County Jail Influx

Ben Brown special agent for the Oregon Short Line brought a dozen vagrants from Lima to the county jail. All pleaded guilty before Judge Phillips to trespassing and were sentenced to 10 days in jail.

Ben Brown Oregon Short Line Lima Phillips

A L Stone Returns From Six Week Eastern and Central Trip

A L Stone of the State bank returned last week from a six week visit across the eastern and central states. He traveled through Ogden Salt Lake City Denver Kansas City Leavenworth Omaha Des Moines New York Chicago Detroit and Michigan visiting farms banks and industrial centers. He noted mixed conditions with hard times for farmers in Iowa and widespread bank failures, yet growth in some cities and ongoing construction. He found continual bad weather and lacked a real spring until returning to Dillon.

A. L. Stone State Bank Central States Dillon Stone Ogden Salt Lake Denver Kansas City Leavenworth Omaha Des Moines North Central Iowa New York Chicago Detroit Ford Michigan

Baby Girl Dies at Grant in Brief Illness

Funeral services were held at Brundage chapel for Marjorie Waldemar two and a half years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alber Waldemar of Horse Prairie. Rev E L Hurky conducted the Baptist service and interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. Community sympathy is extended to the parents.

Brundage Chapel Marjorie Waldemar Alber Waldemar Horse Prairie E. L. Hurky Baptist Church Mountain View Cemetery

Local Families Featured in Social Notes

Mr and Mrs J J Brown and son Emerson Mrs Larry Daly and children Paul and Betty Mrs Olive M Harrison Mrs L A Marchesseau Mrs Mary Sherperd Mr and Mrs George A Pyle Miss Ramona Quackenbush Messrs M S Starr Johnny Knoll Hollis Harrison Dewey Marchesseau Stanley Starr Jr and Elmer Hays appear in a social register listing several households and relations.

J. J. Brown Emerson Larry Daly Paul and Betty Olive M. Harrison L. A. Marchesseau Mary Sherperd George A. Pyle Ramona Quackenbush

Mrs Marchesseau and Mrs Daly Host Sewing Bee

Mrs E A Marchesseau and Mrs Larry Daly entertained Tuesday February 28 with an afternoon sewing bee. Guests included Mrs George A Pyle Mrs Mary Sherperd Mrs J J Brown Mrs Vern Runyan and Mrs John H Judge. A six o clock repast followed.

E. A. Marchesseau Larry Daly George A. Pyle Mary Sherperd J. J. Brown Vern Runyan John H. Judge

Business trip to Dillon by Brown Knoll and Pyle

Jr. Brown Carl Knoll and George Pyle made a business trip to Dillon on Tuesday.

Alex Silachs Reception for Marchesseaus Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Silach entertained Feb 20 with guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marchesseau Ek.

Alex Silach Frank Ek. Marchesseau

Rife Family News From Medicine Lodge and Armstead

In Medicine Lodge on February 25 Mrs. Isaac Rife and her son Frank travel to Dillon for the illness and death of Mrs. Barrett. Funeral attendees include Ike Rife Jr Martin Barrett and John Barrett. Frank Rife later buys cattle in the Big Hole basin for Portland firm.

Medicine Lodge Isaac Rife Frank Dillon Rife Martin Barrett Ike, Jr John Barrett Barrett Frank Rife Big Hole Basin Portland Company

Reichle Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Travel

Miss Louise Bechter of Dillon visited Reichle with her family over the weekend. Frank Klapture of Butte toured the Tadovich home. Mrs Elsie Garrison and Miss Verna Huber spent time in Butte. Several locals traveled to Dillon for errands and dental work. Joe Nample prepared Brown's Lake for tourism with help from Julius Hartwig Jr. Farmers may begin spring work next week if mild weather continues and fishermen anticipate the season closing in two months.

Elsie Garrison Verna Huber Butte Joe Nample Brown’s Lake Julius Hartwig, Jr

Bison Range Ships 620 Elk to Massachusetts Park

Missoula national wildlife transfer moves 620 elk to a 1000 acre park in Massachusetts. The relocation expands wildlife herds and boosts regional conservation efforts.

Missoula—National Bison Range Massachusetts

Polaris News Item: Andy Pyle in Salt Lake City Eyes Care

Polaris reports Andy B. Pyle is in Salt Lake City receiving eye care from a specialist and is expected to return home soon.

Andy B. Pyle Salt Lake City

Mrs Daly Leaves for Missoula After Visit

Mrs Larry Daly and her children depart Friday for their home in Missoula. They were met in Dillon by Mr Daly. Mrs Daly had spent months visiting relatives in the valley. Mr and Mrs John H Judge and Miss Casey hosted a dinner on Sunday February 20 for guests.

Larry Daly Missoula Dillon Daly John H. Judge Miss Casey

Local Furnishings Project Amid Mine Crew Leaders

Mr and Mrs I Hold and Mr and Mrs John Berken plan a spring dehorning and branding setup. Mr Berkin, supervisor at the Orphan Girl mine, coordinates the branding chute and related work with John Waters and a crew for an up to date installation.

Niture Store I. Hold John Berken Berkin Orphan Girl Mine Itrnest John Waters

Melrose Notes highlights local visits and jobs

Melrose notes from March 8 record Mrs Lee Mc Cauley in Butte and Dillon for business. Harold Lloyd film The Freshmen drew a large Estlin theater crowd. Local residents travel for work and social events. patrol, repairs, and hospital updates appear amid community news and a December pipeline figure of 273 507 barrels.

Attendees in Dillon Include Polish and Nyhart

During the Dillon business week noted attendees include Matt Polish and Ed Nyhart among those who attended to business matters.

W. B. Powell Birney Dillon Matt Polish Ed Nyhart

Butte Locals Enjoy Reichle Sunday Sport Gathering

Among those from Butte who enjoyed the sport in Reichle Sunday were L. Dugdale, Russ Polatier, several of the force of Shiner's fur.

Butte Reichle L. Dugdale Russ Polatier Force of Shiner

Notice of Intention to Make Final Proof

I Thomas L Scott of Grant Montana give notice on March 1 1924 of intention to make four year final proof to establish my desert land entry G F 061625 for land in section 20 township 9 S range 13 W containing NEY NW NWUNK LINE. The proof will be before Frank Hazelbaker Dillon Montana April 15 1926 witnesses Alexander Tait George W Elder Joseph Carroll and F P Blair.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Great Falls Montana I. Thomas L. Scott Grant Helena Ney NW Nwunek S. Range W.P. M Meridian Frank Hazelbaker Dillon-Montana Alexander Tait George W. Elder Dillon Montana Joseph Carroll F. P. Blair

Better Homes Movement Aided by New Pamphlet

A survey of 89 states supports school practice houses and home economics cottages as training for homemaking. The pamphlet School Cottages for Training in Home Making by Dr. James Ford and Miss Blanche Halbert outlines methods and value of such programs and notes pamphlet availability for 10 cents from Better Homes in America at 1653 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC. Helena-Oil December output noted at 368,678 barrels priced 1.35 to 1.90 per barrel.

Better Homes In America James Ford Better Homes In America Blanche Halbert Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, D. C Helena

Wool clip for 1925 reaches 22 million pounds

iMontana reports a 1925 wool clip of 22,541,000 pounds valued at about 10 million dollars. The figure reflects Montana’s strong output, highlighting the state's significant role in the national wool market.

iMontana

First Meeting of Creditors in Ralph Boone Bankruptcy

In the District Court of Montana Ralph Boone of Lima Beaverhead county is bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors is set for March 18, 1926 at 1 30 PM at the referee’s office in Butte. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Publication March 5 1926.

District Court of the United States District of Montana Ralph Boone Lima Beaverhead Ralph ‘Boone Butte A. D

Also Mentioned on This Page

Huber Bros Marie Egan Mary Christiansen Ed Smith J. N. Mansfield of Elmer Gordon Roscoe Armstead Our City F. A. Hazelbaker Carl Hartwig Mary Fox Adv Mrs. Lee Reamy of Leadore Sarah Wigglesworth Allie Keith John R. Comfort Twin Bridges A. L. Anderson Esther Miller Nelson School Alice James Dunstan Utah Mr. Dunstan Martin Jackson City Allen Dansie Tom D. Caverly Tribune Frank Marshall Oyners Bridges California State Bank of Society Social Pinochle Club Manse Society St. James Guild Medicine Lodge News For All Enac Eto Ug Ted Marchessau Franis Kk Marchesseau Delia Jane Emerson Brown Alvin Owens Dr. Poindexter Little Dave Rife Big Hole Francis Barrett James Gravely Henry Wooley Ike Rife Bob Hildreth Tom Hildreth Mrs Edgar Rife Small Daughter of Armstead Rife Ranch Reichle News Louise Bechter Frank Klapture Tadovich Gus Nickel Joe Fabian Reichlen Frank Beehrer Frank Bryan David Meeds Ferguson Nick Ahders Iver Johnson Mr. Johnson Mr. Ahder Anderson Market Polaris News Melrose Notes Melrose Lee McCauley Butte and Estlin Theater Harold Lloyd the Freshmen Horace Hand of Lavon John Melver Kenneth Price Killon Itis Hollingsworth Fred Knapp Florence Menann Idaho Knapp Dewey Roy Peterson Kenneth Maclvor Hugh Turner Oscar Vance Southern Rosie Pedrotti Henry Beaudat Katherine Thompson Rocker A. T. Thompson Cecil Butler St. James Hospital Shelby—I Illinois the Tribune Better Homes Frank W. Haskins
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