Dillon Social Affairs Evening Party Honors Elliott Jones
Maurice Mosher entertained a small group at Prof. E R Mosher's home Saturday night in honor of Elliott Jones of Hudson Wis a school friend of Maurice. Games and music were enjoyed then guests were served lunch at a prettily set dining table with red candles and luncheon.
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Maurice Mosher
E. R. Mosher
Elliott’Jones
Hudon
Wis
Maurice
Ruth Weenink
Hazel Maurer
Hazel Tonney
Estella Knotts
Land
Elliott Jones
Eber Badcon
Robert, Mosher
R. C. Mosher
Bridge Party At Jos C Smith Home In Leeutlewi
Jos C Smith hosts a midweek bridge gathering with guests including John Alvord Burt A Tower Ed Duff Hardaman Duff William Chapman Henry Critten den M T Lougheed H T Ash lock H F Best Jameson and Sharp. Mrs O M Best and Mrs H I Best hosted a second informal bridge evening at the O M Best residence. Anna Owsley and Julia Clements entertained students at the dormitory Saturday with music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. C. Smith
Leeutlewiens
John Alvord
Burt A. Tower
Ed. Duff
Hardaman Duff
William Chapman
Henry Crittenden
M. T. Lougheed
H. T. Ashlock
H. F. Best
Mr. Jameson
Mr. Sharp
Bridge
O. M. Best
H. I. Best
Anna Owsley
Julia Clements
Banquet Planned by Commercial Club Tomorrow Evening
The Commercial club plans a banquet for Saturday evening in the dining room of the Metlen hotel indicating a social gathering and planned good time for members.
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Commercial Club
Metlen
Country Dancing Club Hosts Friday Granary Dance
The Country Dancing club held a Friday evening dance in the granary at John Nyhart ranch with about 40 attendees. Music by Kelly and Mayfield and a generous lunch followed the event.
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Country Dancing Club
John Nyhart
Kelly
Mayfield
Country Club Dinners Close Season with Mrs Roberts Hosting
Mrs W G Roberts entertains Country Club Tuesday at dinner the final event of the season. Mrs James Dodd hosts a pleasant Wednesday afternoon gathering at the Metlen Hotel.
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Country Club
W. G. Roberts
James Dodd
Metlen Hotel
Club Hostesses Invite Members For Upcoming Afternoons
Hobnob Mrs. William Jennings hosts this afternoon at Pacific street. Busy Bee Mrs. Frank P. Birrer to entertain next Wednesday afternoon at her home. Needle Club Mrs. F. E. Dodds to host next Wednesday afternoon.
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Frank Birrer
Washington Street
Mesdaes T. K. Julson
Jasper Nelson
Gerhard Albers
N. J. Birrer
ME. Trench
Gertrude French
William Jennings
Pacific Street
Frank P. Birrer
F. E. Dodds
Mrs Charles R Clark to Host Club Meeting Next Tuesday
Theta announces Mrs Charles R Clark will host the club gathering next Tuesday evening. The event highlights the season’s social calendar and welcomes members to a planned program.
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Theta
Charles R. Clark
Ladies Gather for Society Social at Mrs Schuler Home
A large group of ladies enjoyed a Thursday afternoon event at Mrs Margaret Schuler's home. The Manse society also met at Mrs B N Stevens' residence on Thursday afternoon. Junior Aid members hosted many friends at Z B Yearian home on Thursday afternoon. Next Thursday the society plans to meet at Mrs Sophia Axe's home.
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Margaret Schuler
Sophia Axe
The
Manse Society
B. N. Stevens
Baptist
Junior Aid
Z. B. Yearian Home
St James Missionary Tea at Rectory Pleases Attendees
A Thursday afternoon tea at the St James rectory drew a large and happy gathering for a missionary event. Hosts and guests enjoyed the pleasant occasion in a cordial community setting.
Runaway Buggy Crash Injures Mrs. Hunsaker
Mrs. I. F. Hunsaker suffered a dislocated left hip and shock after a buggy runaway when a motor car startled the horse near William Herman’s north of town. Mr. Hunsaker escaped injury. She is under nurse care at home with Drs. Bond and Walker attending. recovery expected to be slow. The horse dashed into a fence and was released. vehicle sustained little damage.
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I. F. Hunsaker
Remains of Mrs Jennie Metlen Return to Beaverhead County
The remains arrived from Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon. The funeral, under the Eastern Star, was held at the Masonic temple with Rev W S Watson speaking on the pioneer woman’s virtues. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. Mrs Metlen, about 75, had lived in Bannack Dillon and Beaverhead County, greatly attached to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Metlen
Los Angeles
Order of the Eastern Star
Te Masonic ‘Temple
W. 8. Watson
Episcopal Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Metlen
Beaverhead County
Foley Kidney Pills Advertised By Potts Druggist
An old ad claims Foley Kidney Pills relieve backache headache nervousness and sleeplessness caused by kidney and bladder troubles. It urges all suffering women to try the product for quick relief and a return to health, signed by Potts the Druggist.
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Foley
Potts
First National Bank of Dillon Wins Training School Bonds
The First National Bank of Dillon won the Training School bonds at par plus a $300 premium, bidding $44,000. The 5 percent bonds run 20 years and money can be drawn in $5,000 installments with interest starting when funds are secured. other bidders preferred all-at-once funding and were rejected for reserving investment inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Dillon
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised For Skin Ailments
An advertisement from Gladwin Michigan extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for skin diseases burns and bruises. John Deye claims twelve years of ailment and $400 in medical bills vanished after using the salve. The ad urges readers to try it at 25 cents and notes Potts the pharmacist endorses it.
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Bucklen
John Deye
Gladwin, Mich
Potts
unclear historical coinage note appears with Liberty image
fragmentary wire service item reports new coins or tokens featuring Indian head buffalo motifs and the Goddess of Liberty, promising public circulation by March 1, per Washington telegram, but the garbled text limits precise details and dates.
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Dillon
Washington City Telegram
Dillon Council Hears Saloon License Renewal and City Plans
At a Wednesday Dillon council meeting the renewal of saloon licenses A J Liggett Co John Burrows Co and John Dolan for six months was approved amid debate on a state bill reducing saloons A cellar nozzle was authorized for fire fighting and a city hall project with a public auditorium was discussed but not decided A special improvement district for Rife Street lighting and regulation of employment agencies were considered and a city election plan for judges and clerks was addressed The ordinances revision was postponed to the next meeting on the 12thinstant.
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State Assembly
Dillon
Stewart
A. J. Liggett & Co
John Burrows & Co
John Dolan
Lusher
Third Ward
Water rights cases begin in district court over Thompson Creek
Judge Clark will preside in the district court for several days in the Big Hole water case Mitchell and Mussigbrod versus Plimpton et al. Governor Norris represents the plaintiffs as local lawyers join the dispute involving Thompson creek water usage.
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Mitchell
Presbyterian Ladies Host Food Sale at Olmsted Stevenson Store
A charity food sale to benefit the church contingent fund opens at 1 p m Saturday March 8. Presbyterian ladies prepared a selection of "good eating" items for the event at the Olmsted Stevenson store.
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Presbyterian
Olmsted-Stevenson
Basketball Tourney Scores From Bozeman Surprises
At two o clock today in Bozeman several upsets emerged in the regional tournament. Sweet Grass county defeated Flathead while Beaverhead triumphed over Havre and Anaconda defeated Granite. Sweet Grass then beat Flathead and Billings topped Butte. Anacondas main team was eliminated by the disqualification of Burnett and Sullivan, leaving them out of the finals. however scores were not obtained.
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Bozeman
Flathead
Sweet Grass County
Beaverhead
Havre
Anaconda
Granite
Sweet Grass
Billings
Butte
Burnett and Sullivan
Lost saddle horse in Twin Bridges area J H monogram
Reward offered for recovery of a lost blue roan saddle horse weight about 900 pounds branded blotched mono gram J H heart. Last seen leaving Twin Bridges after a black mare near Horse Prairie. Contact George Reid Twin Bridges Montana. 9-31
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Horse Prairie
Instant Action Drug Ad for Buckthorn Bark Remedy
A druggist A Potts reports a single dose remedy made from buckthorn bark and lycetine as compounded in Aldéfika for alleged appendicitis constipation or gas. The ad claims many Dillonne are being helped and emphasizes instant effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Potts
Dillon Volunteer Fire Dept Monthly Meeting Notice
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets the first aid second Thursday of each month. A meeting call is announced by three taps on the courthouse bell after dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Abandoned Baby Found At Dillon Foreman's Doorstep
A four month old infant left on the doorstep of Dillon foreman Dan Little of the Oregon Short Line is identified as the child of Felix and Angelina Tetti who are missing and sought for child abandonment in Butte and other cities. The baby, now sick with measles, will be sent to Twin Bridges orphans home after recovery and is being cared for at the Little residence.
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Dan Little
Dillon
Oregon
Felix
Angelina Tetti
Butte
Twin Bridges
President signs railroad valuation bill into law
Washington reports the president signed a bill mandating physical valuation of railroads to regulate rates and an amendment was prepared to provide $500,000 to implement the new statute. The action was noted at the capitol tonight as part of the general deficiency bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Narrow Escape as Auto Battery Fails Near City
Jasper Nelson took his family for a Sunday drive when the car crank failed. He was nearly crushed against a fence as his wife managed to back the vehicle free, leaving him with a lacerated arm and a shaken sense of danger but no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Local notes and social updates from Dillon area
Rev W S Watson visited Butte. Many residents and visitors listed with departures and arrivals. School team won basketball game in Bozeman 22 to 6. Beav erhead High school set to play again. Market notices for feed grinding and butterine. Millinery sales and arrivals for Miss Addie Baldwin. Post office receives new safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsgren & Thomas
Addie R. Baldwin
Miss Baldwin
Advelt
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Bozeman
Ilavre
Open Letter Defends Peruna Alcohol Use in Patent Medicines
A business manager of a leading newspaper publishes an extract praising an article on alcohol in patent medicines. The letter notes Peruna is misrepresented, promises a public explanation, and announces KA-TAR-NO as the current formula with drugstore availability and a free booklet offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ka-Tar-No.company
Columbus, Ohio
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