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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
10
The March Dillon sale drew about one hundred fat work horses under the hammer at the Dillon Horse Company yards with good prices despite buyers and stockmen being delayed by Friday's severe blizzard.
James Elmose, a noted Horse Prairie rancher, purchased a 4000 acre ranch at Race Track in Powell County Montana from William T. Elliot. The property is praised as one of the county’s finest. In Medicine Lodge valley a 3000 acre sheep or cattle ranch with leased land and machinery is offered at 25 dollars per acre with terms. Co C Newman, Metlen Hotel Dillon. The town notes include a dancing party at the gym and family travels. A baby girl arrives to Mr and Mrs Jack Deputy. Peter Petersen moves south of town with his family.
Mr and Mrs Roy Jackson depart for Salmon City Idaho to settle there as the mines in which Mr Jackson is involved are nearby.
For sheep and cattle men and ranchers in Beaverhead County, many long standing operators seek to exit. Promoters offer improved irrigated ranches stocked and ready, plus combined grain alfalfa and stock farms in sizes large and small.
Mr and Mrs H S Gimble entertained a small group with a dinner and dance party last week. The event was a costume affair held in honor of Mr and Mrs Pond of Salt Lake City.
Dillon marks Beaverhead chapter D A R 3rd anniversary with a luncheon hosted by Mesdames F H Bimrose and Alvan Anderson at Mrs Andersons home. State Regent and State Secretary newly elected will assume duties in May. Guests included Mrs Chas Blackburn and Mrs Passmore. J C Brenner spoke on the Indian White conflict.
Mr and Mrs H L McCaleb Mr and Mrs Fred Carter and Mr and Mrs G P Hughes issue invitations for a dancing party at the high school gym on Friday evening March 19.
The St Rose Guild will be entertained next Thursday by Mrs Harry Andrus and Miss Fern Andrus at the Andrus hotel, inviting members and guests to attend the social event.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet at Mrs. S D Parker s home on Dakota Street Thursday afternoon March 18 at 8 o clock.
Mrs J A Baxter Mrs Archie Henneberry and Mrs Francis Tonrey issue invitations for a series of luncheons and parties indicating social gatherings planned by these hosts.
Five Hundred club hosted Mrs F C Swartz Monday afternoon at five hundred in honor of Mrs Pond of Salt Lake. A small group attended, with light refreshments and social games marking the occasion.
The St James Woman's Auxiliary will hold a food sale at Olmsted Stevenson's on Saturday March 13.
Mrs Geo P Hughes will be hostess to the Hobnob club Friday afternoon in a social gathering aimed at members and guests after a day of informal conversation and refreshments.
Mrs Best entertained the Bitterroot club Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs E L Poin Dexter, Miss Carolyn White, and Miss Downing of Iowa visiting the J H Gilbert home.
The Sunrise Card Club met Monday evening at Mrs. Delphine Ayotte’s home on South Pacific street. Members enjoyed a merry evening and a delicious lunch to end the games.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church will be entertained next Thursday afternoon at the church by Mrs. A. L. Badcon, Mrs. R. W. Boone and Mrs. F. L. Metzel.
Beaverhead Madison Jefferson Gallatin counties prepare for a joint meeting in Bozeman to decide next year’s road building efforts amid labor pressures. Commissioners D. D. McKnight J. E. Shaw and D. M. Best will represent Beaverhead and seek alignment of road programs with current labor conditions.
Mrs Regina Best McManus of Grant Montana died Friday February 27 at her ranch home in Horse Prairie valley after a week of illness from pneumonia. Survived by husband H S McManus seven weeks old Evelyn Lavene, parents Mr and Mrs George Best Argenta Montana, and brothers Donald Richard Harold Best. Rev H G Humphrey of Dillon conducted the service with pallbearers Walter Paddock Voorhes Paddock James Ashworth James Mansfield Will Mc Mannis and James Trohosky.
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