Dillon Social Roundup Includes Visitors From Multiple Towns
Local notes list numerous residents and visitors visiting Dillon this week and weekend. Names include James Johnson from Jackson Jules Wenger from Jackson J. W. Sutherland from Dell Eva Stocker from Grant E G Benson from Monida W S Tash Jr from Polaris Blandina Scott from Dell Mrs W E Fry from Alder R G Abbott from Helena Mrs Richardson from Lima R J Neville from Armstead Mr and Mrs F Marchesseau from Polaris J I Harkness and Earl Harkness from Dell Alvin Jones returns to work at the First National bank Findlay Watson family back from California Rutherford Dunn departs for Black Forest Nevada Mrs John Nelson arrives from Seattle Edwin Pegram visits from Montana State College.
Fire department responds to false alarm from bonfire smoke
The fire department was called out Monday evening but the alarm proved false due to excess smoke from a bonfire.
Landscape painter Geigle leaves Dillon for Anaconda
Albert Geigle who has attracted attention with his landscape paintings has departed Dillon after a two week stay. Ernest Luecbben gave a paper on The Present Status of Dictators in Europe at the Dillon Wrangler's club meeting last Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Geigle
Dillon
Anaconda
Ernest Luecbben
Europe
Dillon Wrangler’s Club
Pioneer Celebrates 92nd Birthday in Montana Roots
John J. Bishop famed Montana pioneer turned 92 last week as friends visited his home in Beaverhead Valley. He arrived in Montana in 1863 and long ran stock. with R A Reynolds he brought Montana its first band of sheep from Oregon. he and Mrs. Bishop are active Montana Pioneers Society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Bishop
Montana
Bishop
Mr. Bishop
Beaverhead
R. A. Reynolds
Oregon
Mrs. Bishop
The
Society of Montana Pioneers
Death of Dillon Postmaster’s Mother Shocks Town
Joseph C. Faller postmaster of Dillon received a wire Wednesday announcing his mother’s sudden death at her Thornville Ohio home. He left that afternoon for the funeral after visiting Dillon last summer and making friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Faller
Dillon
Thornville
Ohio
Parler
Wizard of the Hills Discovers Rich Lead at Grizzly Hill
Billie Best, manager and stockholder in the Road Agent mine, finds a four foot vein of high grade copper and silver ore 100 feet below the present workings. The discovery at Jake's Canyon north east of Leadore, Idaho, expands the Grizzly Hill district near the Continental Standard Mining company in Montana Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F.martin
Leadore
Ida
the Tribune
Bill Rusk
Jake’s Canyon
Grizzly Hill Group
Continental Standard Mining Company
Pocatello
Grizzly Hill
Montana- Idaho- State Line
Billie Best
Eureka
C. N
Grizzly
Grizzly Hill District
Lemhi County
Ribbons and writing supplies on sale at Tribune Book Store
The Tribune Book Store offers discounts on ribbons for common machines including portables, plus top quality typewriting paper and carbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Book Store
Care Tips for a Newborn Calf at Birth
The calf may have a slimy membrane over the nose at birth. remove it to help breathing. The cow usually dries the calf by licking, or dry it with straw. Provide colostrum for early immunity and organ function. Apply iodine tincture to the navel soon after birth to prevent infection.
Father Confesses to Killing Two Boys in Canal
Victims Victims are six year old Edgar Chisholm and nine year old George Chisholm Jr found in the Indiana Harbor Ship Canal. The father admits to slaying them saying there were too many mouths to feed. His initial confession claimed drowning, countered by a coroner report finding no water in the lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Chisholm
George Chisholm,Jr
Indiana Harbor Ship Canal
Hawking Hosts Entre Nous Club Meeting
Mrs Hawking was hostess to the Entre Nous club last Wednesday evening at her home on South Pacific Street.
St Rose Guild Meeting Hosted by Tessier and Williams
Mrs. Tessier and Mrs. Williams jointly hosted the St. Rose guild meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs Tessier's home, with members gathering for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Tessier
Harry Williams
St. Rose Guild
Tessier
Baptist Aid Society Meets at Atlantic Street Home
Mrs. Frank Tyro and Mrs. Jack Deputy hosted the Baptist Aid society Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Tyro's Atlantic street residence, entertaining members with an afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tyro
Jack Deputy
The
Baptist Aid Society
Birth Day Dinner Honors Schuler Family at Ranch
Mrs. Harry Schuler hosted a birthday dinner at Schuler Ranch last Sunday honoring her husband and daughter Miss Mildred. Friends gathered for an attractively decorated ranch home reception and meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schuler
Mildred
Miss Jane Boone to Be wed in Wenatchee Gibson
Miss Jane Boone daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Boone departed on Wednesday afternoon for Wenatchee Washington where she is to be married to E Menzo Gibson of that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boone
Robert Boone
Wenatchee, Wash
E. Menzo Gibson
Churches Sebree Street Services Invite Public
The Churches hold Sunday services at 11 o'clock every week and invite the public to attend.
Needle Club Luncheon at Country Inn Hosted by Mrs Scott
The Needle club enjoyed a pleasant luncheon at the Country Inn hosted by Mrs. J. W. Scott of Armstead on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Mildred Thompson Mrs. H. F. Best Mrs. F. H. Bimrose Mrs. L. R. Light and Mrs. J. FE. Monroe.
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The
Needle Club
J. W. Scott
Armstead
Country Inn
Mildred Thompson
H. F. Best
F. H. Bimrose
L. R. Light
J. FE. Monroe
First Presbyterian Church Greets Sunday Services
Rev Thomas J Simons presides as Sunday school convenes at 10 AM with limited space. At 11 AM public reception of members and baptism, plus the final church year benevolence offering. Monday at 6 30 PM church dinner followed by the congregational meeting.
Wednesday Bridge Club Honors Birthday at Molleur Home
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club met at Mrs. L. F. Molleur's North Pacific street home for an afternoon of bridge followed by a twelve-cover dinner. The birthday anniversary of a club member was celebrated with a beautifully decorated cake as guests Mrs. Anna Carter and Mrs. Harry Telford attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Molleur
North Pacific Street
Anna Carter
Harry Telford
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Sermon Topics
Sunday schedule includes 9:45 Sunday school for all ages 11:00 morning worship with sermon on Calvin's Part in the Reformation 6:30 Young People’s League led by Virginia Nelson on Riches 7:30 evening services on Why the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin
Virginia Nelson
W. C. T. U. March Meeting At Old Training School
The regular monthly W. C. T. U. meeting on March 17 at 3 30 p m in the old training school assembly room drew a good turnout. The program included America prayer business reports from the February Billings conference and Union Signal excerpts, with Rev. T J Simons delivering an address followed by Onward Christian Soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
J. C. Jeppson
Myra Booth
Frank Hoffman
Billings
Carl Taylor
Union
T. J. Simons
Presbyterian Church
Simons
Reward Offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a 250 dollar reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a 100 dollar reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
Old Book Wanted and Local Notices from Montana Tribune
A Montana Tribune note seeks a copy of Volume III of Contributions to the Montana Historical Society for purchase. Local items report R W Wilson of Great Falls at the Wilman mine, Dale Tash at the D I ranch, Andy Pyle visiting Dillon, Clyde Penny and Mrs Penny at the Knoll ranch, Mrs Ed Farley’s illness, Dewey Marchesseau’s trip to Big Hole, Fred Jewell to Bonner, Dr Y Kannegaard at the Pyle ranch, Walter Hill bringing hay, and Tom Lapham’s California departure with stage to Dillon, Olive Miartin visiting from Missoula.
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Montana Historical Society
Tribune Pub, CO
St Rose Catholic Church Mass Times and Confession Hours
Masses are listed for Sundays at 8 and 10 80, evenings at 7 80, weekday Mass at 8 o'clock, and first Friday at 6 30. Confessions on Saturday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m with travel quip about New York subway. Includes an old Tribune Shop ad and a bladder relief testimonial for Lithiated Buchu.
Ellen May Guild Meeting At Presbyterian Church
Ellen May Guild met Thursday afternoon at three at the Presbyterian church. The topic was Persia. Miss Alice Russell displayed articles from that country for the group.
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Ellen May
Presbyterian Church
Persia
Alice Russell
Business visitors in Jackson and Dan Pendergast ranch noted
Sam Robinson visited Jackson early this week as a business guest. Schultz and Morrison were recorded as visitors at the Dan Pendergast ranch on Wednesday. Miss Edith Husted attends to affairs as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Robinson
Jackson
Schultz & Morrison
Dan Pendergast Ranch
Edith Husted
C. EB. Miller
No-Decision Debate Between Normal College and Montana State
The final debate of the year featured Normal College team Lillian Barrett Blanche Woods and Margaret Anderson facing Montana State College at the auditorium. The resolution argued that the United States should cease protecting capital abroad by armed force except after formal declaration of war. No decision was rendered as the visiting team Edwin Eagle Henry Eagle and Joe H Delarney argued the negative on retaliation.
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The
Normal College
Lillian Barrett
Blanche Woods
Margaret Anderson
Montana State College
United States
Edwin
Henry Eagle
Joe H. Delarney
Jackson Woman's Club Elects Officers and Dines
The Jackson Woman's club elected Mars. George Lossi as president, Mrs. John Inabnit as vice president, and Mrs. Camas Nelson as secretary and treasurer after a 1:30 dinner. The club plans a April 5 meeting at Mrs. John Inabnit's home with a 1 o'clock dinner.
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Jackson Woman's Club
John Wenger
Mars
George Lossi
John Inabait
Camas Nelson
John Inabnit
District School Meeting Sets April 7 For School Work and Tax Action
District meeting on April 7 will address 9th grade course planning for next year and action on an 11 mill tax. Candidate M. C. Jackson is seeking reelection and pledges full accounting of all funds raised for school purposes, to be recorded on district records.
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M. C. Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. F. Ellis
Alex Peyré
Dell
Pilson
James. Johnson
Jules E. Wenger
Jack
Romain
J. W. Sutherland
Eva Stocker
Grant
E. G.benson
Monida
W. S. Tash Jr
Polaris
Blandina Scott
W. E. Fry
Alder
R. G. Abbott
Helena
Mrs. Richardson
Lima
R. J. Neville
F. Marchesseau
Andrus
J. I. Harkness
Earl Harkness
Metlen
Alvin Jones
First National Bank
Rutherford Dunn
Black Forest
Nev
John Nelson
Seattle
John Tessier
Edwin Pegram
Alice Pegram
Pioneer
Pheta
George Gorman
Suth Pacific Street
Ee Entre
Baptist Aid
Schuler Ranch
Gurogasten
Miss. Boone
Christian Science Society
Sebree Street
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas J. Simons
Wednesday Bridge Club
B. Ricketts
W. C. T. U. Meeting
R. W. Wilson
Great Falls
Wilman
Dale Tash
D. I. Ranch
Andy Pyle
Mr. Wilson
Clyde Penny
Knoll Ranch
Ed. Farley
Dewey Marchesseau
Big Hole
Fred Jewell
Bonner
Dr. Y. Kannegaard
Pyle Ranch
Walter Hill
Tom Lapham
California
Olive Miartin
Missoula
ST. Rose Catholic Church
I’. X. Leschner
New York Subway
Kansas City Star
Tribune
Adyv
Ilinois
Lash Hodges
Unity, Ill
Cario Bulletin
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Geo. M
Ellen May Guild
Jackson News
State Normal College
Mrs. Watson
Mrs
Fred Hirschey
John Jackson
Ruth
Addie Barber
Mr. Roberts
Cherry St
Annabel Desmond
Phillips
Hudson and Essex
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