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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1928
Page
5
Names of many visitors and locals parade through Dillon from Lima, Wise River, Melrose, and Dell. Attendees include Mrs Emma Yeaman, Attorney T E Gilbert, J N Chapman, H F King, C G Hurlbert, Mrs Maggie Halligan, Dr H H Scarborough, Mrs Cave Duncan, and others. Baldwin's highlights spring styles as transit workers repair the O S L depot.
Anson Baxter of the Montana Auto Supply company visited Butte last week for tonsil removal surgery. He returned to his desk Saturday but had a slight relapse, rested Sunday, and resumed work.
Eleanor G. Moran died at home on North Pacific street after a brief illness with pneumonia from a recent cold. She lived in the city for years and is survived by her husband Frank Moran and several children. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from Brundage chapel with Rev. R O Shannon officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery.
A charming spring outfit features a tan crepe Eton jacket and matching skirt with accordion plaited sides. The blouse uses printed crepe with a coordinating sash and tan brown silk hat to complete the ensemble.
Miss Merle Edwin hosted a Tuesday evening at the Trinity A delightful social hour followed by Mr and Mrs Woodside entertaining at dinner Wednesday evening to honor their eighth wedding anniversary. A dainty color scheme adorned the decorations with twelve covers. A handsome dinner and cards concluded the evening.
The Entre Nous Bridge club was entertained Wednesday evening February 29 by Mrs. W V Grimes at her home on South Pacific Street.
Col Alf Decker, a prominent pioneer resident of the southern county, was guest of honor at a dinner last Sunday hosted by Mr and Mrs Roy Herndon. Relatives and friends attended, making the occasion very pleasant.
Mrs. Ruth Bennett hosted a Tuesday dinner at her South Washington street home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jones and Miss Gweneth Jones of Wise River, D. C. Wampler, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Orr. The meal celebrated Miss Jones’s graduation from the Normal college on Wednesday.
The regular meeting of Beaverhead chapter of the D A R scheduled for Tuesday March 13 has been postponed until further notice.
A gathering at the Gleeds home last Saturday evening featured baskets of good things to eat followed by a luncheon and a long session of pinochle.
Mr and Mrs C I Bhan entertained their pinochle club on Thursday evening at their South Pacific street home. A luncheon followed the games, concluding the evening.
Mrs. George R. Featherly Mrs. Jennie Nash and Miss Nina Nash entertained the Ellen May guild on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. B. Holtz on Idaho street.
St Rose guild was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs Frank Nelson and Mrs Dave Sullivan at the Nelson home on South Washington Street. Other members including Mrs J B Cluley Mrs Charles Price Mrs W C Orr Mrs Bert Watt and Mrs C E Blinn who had lost at the last meeting hosted their pinochle club at the Country Inn on Thursday evening of last week.
Mrs. Maude E Bolton of Warm Springs visited Mizpah Chapter O E S in the city this week. She was guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. T E Luebben on South Pacific street. The Luebben home was decorated for the event and afternoon cards followed a luncheon of perfect appointments.
Mrs C W Woodburn entertained the Needle club with a Wednesday luncheon. Guests included Miss Louise Almy of Portland staying at the F E Foote home, Mrs Charles Henry, Miss Jean Bishop, Mrs F H Bim rose, and Mrs W H Stephan.
Six young full blood Shorthorn Durham bulls aged 16 to 24 months for sale. Registration papers furnished. Address Harve W. Dillett Twin Bridges Montana. Adv. no. B18.
Albert F. Geigle of Salt Lake City, a landscape artist of notable ability, has entertained large crowds in Dillon this week at the Tribune Bookstore window and has sold nearly a hundred oil paintings to locals. Critics praise his well executed landscapes and precise coloring, noting he often paints mountain scenes from memory without a model and often finishes sketches that sell before completion.
A local business deal completed early this week sees the Pennsylvania Oil Company, an early mover in the city’s oil sector, purchase the Bluebird oil and gas service station. The acquisition expands Penn Oil’s local footprint and signals ongoing consolidation in the industry.
M Gunn and W T Scully plan office shifts after years with Penn company. service department to be led by a competent manager at the Bluebird station. Adlerika ad promotes gas relief and waste removal with claims of better meals and sleep. Geo M Gosman, druggist, endorses.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' association offers a reward of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
Reader appeal seeks Vol. III of Contributions to the Montana Historical Society for purchase. Requestor asks for price quote from any owner not wishing to keep the copy.
A woman reports living on infant foods for three years to avoid gas from other meals. After trying Adlerika, she resumes normal eating and experiences relief.
George Ditty announces no February horse sale in Dillon due to high demand for well broken horses. He offers 200 head of top-quality range horses 1200 to 1600 pounds and 60 saddle horses for private sale, with option to buy single animals or carloads. Call to inspect.
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