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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1914

Page

3

Dillon Social Affairs Shakespere Club Meets in New School

The Shakespere club met in the new public school building for the first time last Saturday afternoon. They discussed affiliating with the general federation of women's clubs but showed little support for the change. The group offered funds and assistance to the state federation committee on education and a tuberculosis building memorial. A donations drive for Spooks magazines and pictures for an orphans home started well. A committee was appointed to work with the state committee on education to promote high school scholarships and select eligible girls. Miss Carson spoke on happiness and its meaning, with clear, definitive remarks. Attendees included John Bishop F. M. Poindexter Lorenzo Cushing Nellie Barry and Mrs. Berger of Butte. The afternoon ended pleasantly with bridge.

Shakespere General Federation of Women’s Clubs State Federation Committee On Miss Carson

Little Miss Hollie Staudaker Celebrates Eleventh Birthday

Hollie Staudaker returned from school to a party with playmates gathered to celebrate her eleventh birthday. A jolly afternoon featured games and a large seven candle cake. Mrs Staudaker hosted with Mrs W S Williamson and Miss Freida Robb and Miss Helen McKay assisting.

Hollie Staudaker Staudaker W.S. Williamson Freida Robb Helen McKay Anna Lasich Mary Lilly Bechtold Dorothy Cora Jerry Lovera Ca Croix Mary Gist Mary Schoenborn Julia Anderson Berthena Selway Margaret Swartz Mary Johnson Dorothy Brundage Hilda Warn Ramona Quackenbush Francis Bimrose Evelyn Weenink

Mrs Farnsworth Hosts A Needlework Afternoon

Mrs C E Farnsworth opened her home to friends of Mrs Warren Graeter of Argenta in a late afternoon gathering. The event featured needlework and social visiting followed by a tempering lunch served to listed guests including Mesdames Graeter Miller Philanics Lucey Jordan Trippet Collins Desmond Heimbach and others.

C. E. Farnsworth Warren Graeter Argenta Ano Warren Gracter James Miller Philanicis J. C. Lucey J. A. Jordan W. Trippet W. L. Collins C.desmond Clark Cole Ed Murdock A Heimbach Anaconda Standard

Tuesday Bridge Luncheon Honors Club Members

A luncheon hosted Tuesday by Mrs. A. W. Connally at her home honored the Tuesday bridge club. Attendees included club members and guests such as Countess Roscoe Cornell and G. I. Rau among others.

A. W. Connally Countes Roscoe Cornell G. 1. Rau

Sunday school honors Miss Thera Sisson with surprise party

Last Saturday afternoon the children of Miss Thera Sisson's Sunday school class and Baptist officers hosted a birthday surprise for her. The pleasant afternoon featured gifts and warm good wishes from all attending.

Thera Sisson Officers of the Baptist Thera

Dinner Honoring Miss Catherine White At Dorm

A Sunday dinner at the Dorm honored Miss Catherine White who has completed her college work and will soon return home to Billings. Invited were the Senior class, Dr. and Mrs. FP H Garver, and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe.

Catherine White Billings FP. H. Garver Monroe

Bridge Evening Planned at Connally Home by Ladies

Mesdames Laura Kress and J Z Cox and the Misses Jean Bishop Sadie Graeter Alma Van De Walker Bert Shortt Lucy Herrick and Edna Ketchum will form a pleasant bridge party this Friday evening at the Connally home as guests of Mrs Connally.

Bridge Laura Kress J. Z. Cox Jean Bishop Sadie Graeter Alma van de Walker Bert Shortt Lucy Herrick Edna Ketchum Connally

Jolly Party Travels to Twin Bridges Saturday Night

A group including Misses Helen Greenough Anna Sullivan Susie McDonald and Yvonne LePage and Messrs Warren Stone C Ewing F Chapman and G Baker drove to Twin Bridges on Saturday evening.

Helen Greenough Anna Sullivan Susie McDonald Yvonne LePage Messrs Warren Stone C. Ewing F. Chapman G. Baker Twin Bridges

Local Dinner Hosts A. F. Rife and Guests

Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rife entertained pleasantly at dinner Wednesday evening at six o clock at their home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Orr, Mrs. Campbell of Winnipeg Canada, and Ed and Hardaman Duff.

A. 5 Ernest Orr Campbell Winnipeg Canada Ed and Hardaman Duff

Pastime Theatre Party At Normal College

Preparatory class at Montana State Normal College enjoyed Friday evening at the Pastime Theatre as guests of Prof. Walter Scott the class professor.

Montana State Normal College Walter Scott

Needle Club Meeting Receives Local Guests

The Needle Club met with Mrs. Clara Chapman on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included Mer dames J. B. Poindexter J. Dodd J. W. Forsgren and Miss Bert Shortt as invited guests. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Finley Cunnard.

Clara Chapman Merdames J. B. Poindexter J. Dodd J. W. Forsgren Bert Shortt Finley Cunnard

Euchre Night Hosted by Mr and Mrs Roscoe Cornell

Mr and Mrs Roscoe Cornell hosted a Thursday euchre gathering at their home with Mrs Bert Orr as a substitute player.

Roscoe Cornell Bert Orr

Saturday Evening Club Hosts Night at Mrs. Orr Home

Mrs. Nellie Barry will entertain Saturday evening club members at the home of Mrs. Bert Orr.

Saturday Evening Club Nellie Barry Bert Orr

Social Eight Meeting Tonight

An afternoon meeting of Social Eight is scheduled this afternoon with plans to discuss upcoming events and member coordination. Attendees expected to finalize agenda and assignments.

Social Tne

Club meeting postponed due to hostess illness

Mrs. R. R Rathbone’s gathering was postponed because the hostess could not attend. The next club meeting is set for next Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs. F. H. Best's home.

R. R Rathbone A Yo

Busy Bee Club Entertained at Stevenson Home

Members enjoyed a pleasant Wednesday afternoon gathering at the B N Stevenson residence with Mrs N E Stone hosting. The club plans a similar tea next Wednesday at the home of Mrs Jasper Nelson.

B. N. Stevenson Jasper Nelson

Mrs Alfred Cashmore Hosts Afternoon Club Gathering

Mrs Alfred Cashmore serves as hostess this afternoon at her home for a Hobnob club gathering with members expected to attend.

Alfred Cashmore

Church Society Gatherings Across Local Groups

The woman’s foreign missionary society of the M E church will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs E M Yeaman. The aid society meets next Thursday in the church lecture room. St Rose society was entertained Thursday afternoon at the F P Birrer home. Mrs John Bishop hosted the Manse society this week on Thursday.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society M. E. Church E. M. Yeaman Ladies of the Aid Society F. P. Birrer Manse John Bishop Manse Society

Beaverhead County High School Wins Big in Montana Meet

Beaverhead's basketball team, representing Beaverhead County High, defeated Deer Lodge 40 to 28 in Bozeman and beat Glasgow 66 to 12. The team dominates the interscholastic meet with clear championship potential and fans plan a cheering reception for the players upon their return to Dillon.

Beaverhead County Cluley’s Boys Thei Dillon

Magician Floyds Dazzle Normal College Audience

The Floyds, renowned magicians and mind readers, delivered a highly entertaining show at Normal College last night. Professor Floyd showcased original slight of hand tricks while Mohala’s mind reading left the large audience mystified for about an hour and a half.

Floyds Floyd Mohala

Ranch For Sale 480 Acres With 160 Cultivated

The listing notes a 480 acre ranch offered by Mrs. Joseph Heavey with 160 acres under cultivation. The notice is dated October 21.

Joseph Heavey

Come See the Greatest Thing The Hudson Ever Did

An advertisement extols the Six-40 as the ultimate Hudson achievement. It argues Sixes now offer low cost, light weight, and reduced fuel use, persuading buyers who avoided Fours to consider the Six for smoothness and luxury.

Howard E. Coffin Coffin Detroit

School Notes Signal Busy Term With Plans And Absences

The article notes a busy term at the school with tournament talk, captains named for senior Yvonne Le Page and freshman Margaret Pendergast, and a preparatory bye. It mentions an upcoming oratorical contest likely in late April and convocation talk on a mathematical puzzle problem. It reports Miss Dorchester recovering, Catherine White taking extra work, Dr. Finch visiting Iowa, and Prof. Clark assuming Grammar school methods duties. Miss Russell resumes teaching after illness.

Mary Steven Yvonne le Page Margaret Pendergast Ho Tressler Miss Ketchum Wei Dorchester Catherine White Finch Iowa Prof. Clark Dr. Finch Miss Russell

Manse Society Food Sale Planned at Olmsted Stevenson's

The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will hold a food sale at Olmsted Stevenson's store on Saturday March 14 from 10 to 11 for Sunday dinner supplies.

the Manse Society of the Presbyterian Church Olmsted-Stevenson

Passing of Montana Pioneer J D Bock

Last Friday night February 20 the death of J D Bock aged father of J D Bock Jr and Charles Bock. He died at a ranch south of Sheridan from the accident he suffered. Born in Frankfort Germany he lived in Council Bluffs before moving to Montana in 1804 later settling near Sheridan. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church with burial in Sheridan cemetery.

J. D. Bock J. D. Bock, Jr Charles Bock Sheridan Forum Frankfort Germany United States Council Bluffs Montana Virginia City Sheridan

To the Housewife on Coughs and Colds and Chamberlain’s Remedy

A household guidance piece urges mothers to protect children from diphtheria and scarlet fever by treating coughs and colds. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt, effective, pleasant, and safe for use, noting it is sold by all dealers.

Rose Petal Candle and Electric Light Shades at Tribune

The Tribune Book Store advertises Rose Petal Candle and Electric Light Shades priced at twenty five cents. The listing highlights affordable lighting accessories for homes.

Tribune Book

Also Mentioned on This Page

John D. Rockefeller Mr.Rockefeller Mr. Garnegie Schwab State Bank of Dillon Mrs Elizabeth E. Monroe F. M. Poindexter Lorenzo Cushing Mrs. Berger Butte Mrs. Graeter Motor Party Club News Needle Club H. Best M.E. Aid St. Rose Beaverhead Hudson Hudson Motor Car Co Detroit, Michigan Anarach Potts A. S. Johnson Spencer & Ewing Olmsted-Stevenson Co Walter Baker St. Charles Tattersall Dillon Carriage Works Cor Helena & Wash Sts Dillon, Montana
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