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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1924
Page
10
In Phillips block apartments Tuesday afternoon Mays T H Menke entertained guests for her sister Evelyn Barder who has studied at the local college this winter and plans to return to Bozeman later this year. Three pinochle tables were played and refreshments served.
Miss Mary Emily Elliott hosted the High School French club Tuesday evening at her home. French was spoken throughout, games were played, and delicious refreshments were served. Mrs A O Vachon entertained at dinner Monday in honor of Mr Vachon’s birthday with nine covers and a post dinner pinochle diversion.
Mrs. W. E. Roberts entertained a number of ladies at a pinochle party Saturday afternoon. After the afternoon’s play, delicious refreshments were served.
The Good Government club holds its regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon March 18 at 3 30 in the Public library. Mrs Tom Menke will speak on Home Economics.
Mrs J SE Morse gave a 1 o'clock luncheon to Needle club members on Wednesday. The afternoon featured several courses and the ladies enjoyed a delightful social gathering.
Miss Clara Plant entertained a group of friends on a Wednesday afternoon. The women spent the time hemming table linen together in a friendly social gathering.
Mrs Edward Smith entertained the Busy Bee club on Wednesday afternoon with delightful refreshments and light conversation. The gathering featured sociable chatter and a welcoming, cordial atmosphere.
Mrs L W Beam entertained her card club Friday afternoon at her Atlantic street residence with an orderly, sociable gathering and light refreshments.
Mrs. T. K. Julson will entertain the Theta club next Tuesday evening at her home on South Rife Street.
Miss Loretta Robison from Point of Rocks shopped in Dillon on Thursday. J. L. Nyhart and son Lester visited town from their Blaine area ranch. Forsgren's Grocery offered Aladdin Lamp supplies and Kodak finishing with sample prints and a free negative send-in offer appeared.
Frank Beecher arrives from Reichle ranch while Paul and Ray Martinell visit from Dell. George Gray represents Mill Point in town and Mrs. George Clemon visits from Jackson. James Mansfield, Horse Prairie rancher, attends business in Dillon as Miss Gladys Kay, also of Horse Prairie, joins American Legion events. For Rent: furnished 3 room bungalow at 482 Thompson Ave. plus hotel contact.
Notice states registration for the Presidential Preference Primary ends April 11 1924. All electors who did not vote in the November 1922 General Election and new electors must register by April 11 1924, Beaverhead County Montana.
The wire mill at Anaconda Copper Mining Company's Great Falls reduction works will soon deliver 30 cars of copper wire totaling 1,500,000 pounds to Washington Water Power Company of Spokane.
Minstrel show dazzles audiences of about 1,200 over two nights at Hartwig theater with a stylish set, strong dancing and a seven piece orchestra. W D Ross as interlocutor leads an ensemble of high school talent in acts including In the Dark Leap Year Frolic and Ellis Island Mystery with lively songs, humor and pathos.
Dr. H K Holtzinger presides at a Dillon church supper conference at the mid year point of the church year. The Board of Home Missions offers half of a generous sum for a new edifice while the Ladies Aid has begun an initial memorial fund. The pastor urges pre Easter evangelism and plans for larger facilities near term to avoid costly repairs on the current structure.
Mrs W R Hartwig driving at a low speed struck a railroad engine at the Reeder street crossing Thursday night. The front of the auto was damaged but no occupants were hurt. One engine had just passed when the car began to move and was struck by the second engine unseen by the driver.
Congress considers a 250000 appropriation for the erection of a federal building in Anaconda. Butte-County trims expenses by 54846 for the seven months ending period.
A report notes a large corn crop expected near Dutton in the coming season, signaling strong agricultural prospects for the region. Farmers anticipate favorable growing conditions and potential market benefits.
John S. and John T. Goforth both 18 and 22 of Butte pleaded guilty to stealing J F Wikdal s Buick roadster from in front of the Wikidal home on South Idaho Street. They were arraigned before Judge Smyth and received 7 to 14 years in the state prison. Sheriff Mooney had them arrested in Twin Bridges after a lookout spread to surrounding towns.
A large audience applauded the local Scout troop production A Boy Scout Hero last Saturday evening in the Public School auditorium. Proceeds advance the Scout fund for Turner Camp improvements at the old Union Electric Power site. Mrs Pearl IT Smith directed the play.
The Methodist Church opens with Sunday school at 10 a.m. classes for all ages are urged to return as illness eased. Sermon at 11 by the pastor on Personal Spiritual Inspection. Weysworth League meets at 6 20 p.m. with World Service book discussions. Evening sermon at 7 30 by the pastor on Science of Religious Men. All services open to all.
A school caucus will be held in the Training School auditorium on March 20 at 8 oclock. Retiring board members are Mrs. Phoebe Anderson and Mr. Marshall Field. Every citizen is expected to be present.
In Beaverhead Montana the district court sets an April 12 1924 hearing to show cause why guardian Mitta B Metzel may mortgage the minor Elwyn L Metzel s interest in real estate. Notice to next of kin and interested parties by Dillon Tribune publication dated March 18 1924.
First Presbyterian Church invites all to Sabbath School at 10 a.m. led by Mr. Cluley, followed by morning worship at 11 with Philip J. May as minister. A cordial invitation extends to the community to attend.
A congressional measure requests a $125,000 appropriation to expand the federal building in Missoula. The proposal names the project scope and funding intent, highlighting the need for increased federal space in the city.
Lewistown reports total royalties from the Cat Creek oil district accumulating to 281193 dollars.
State Bank of Dillon sues Charlies A Pruitt Fern L Pruitt and Mary In Simmons on a 5000 note with 10 percent interest and a mortgage on lands in Beaverhead County Montana to foreclose title and collect costs and fees. Defendants must answer within twenty days of service or face default judgment. First publication March 7.
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