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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
10
Local notices and ads from Dillon cover new products at Kiddie Koops and Dillon Furniture Co, house rents, real estate, visits by residents Allen Dean and George French, trips to Zigler Springs, Missoula, and Butte, plus arrests and a vagrancy sentence for Marco Popovich.
Misses Emma and Ida Butts of Butte spent the weekend at uncle F. E. Foote’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pierce welcomed a baby girl last Monday at Barrett hospital. Mrs. J. W. Kinney and two others attended the funeral of Mrs. Emmary Wells in Melrose. Mrs. John Shives drove from the Watsonville mining camp to Dillon with supplies. Dr. F. H. Bimgrose attended a meeting of the Eighth District Dental association in Butte. Dr. Knapp of Minneapolis acted as clinician. Emerson Hughes met Valma Judge and Edwin Whitworth in Butte on their Missoula visit. Mother Mary Berchams and Mother Irene visited Dillon to inspect the Normal college for Summer Normal staff. They were guests of Mrs. Jos. Gelhaus.
Betsy Haines Elza Smith C E Blinn and Maggie Roberts will entertain the Methodist Aid Society Thursday April 2 in the lecture rooms of the Methodist church.
Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Sam Trollinger entertained many friends at their south town home. Pinochle served as the diversion of the night followed by delicious refreshments.
Mrs J E Morse presided over a Friday bridge luncheon for eight tables and a Saturday bridge dinner ending a series of similar events. The Morse home on South Idaho Street was seasonably decorated for the occasions.
Mr and Mrs Earl Crichton hosted a pinochle party last Wednesday evening with four tables in play and dainty refreshments served afterward. Mrs R F Tattersall will entertain the Manse society at her So Idaho street home next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs R H Watt hosted the Wednesday bridge club at her country home with a luncheon last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Anson Baxter and eight hostesses held a card party last evening at the Andrus hotel dining room. Miss Nancy Barrett won first prize while Mrs George Hopkins took the booby prize.
The Willard family expresses thanks to neighbors friends and church members for sympathy during illness death and funeral of Mrs Charlotte Willard. They thank the church choir pallbearers minister and those who sent flowers.
In Rome at the Vatican two crowns are noted among valuable relics. One crown was given by Napoleon to Pope Pius XII and features the world’s largest emerald. The other crown came from Queen Isabel of Spain to Pope Pius XX. A letter associated with the gifts is valued at 32 million.
Mr and Mrs Anson Baxter entertained friends at their South Railroad avenue home Wednesday evening. Pinochle was the diversion with three tables in play, creating a lively social night.
The Sunday Supper club met with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Poindexter last Sunday evening.
The Dillon Delphian society will gather Monday at 2 30 PM in the Normal college auditorium. Mrs Eugene Bond will lead with assistance from Miss Ruby Wyatt Mrs W G Gilbert Mrs Alfred Cashmore Ralph McFadden and L A Gregory. Public invited to attend.
Mrs Mary Judge and Miss Nan Barrett entertained the Carroll Study club members their husbands and addressed attorneys with their wives at the Judge home on Wednesday evening. Pinoche was enjoyed by all. Eight tables were in the play and refreshments were served at the close.
A Nature Magazine note urges careful outdoor study to avoid chigger bites while recognizing practical lessons for students. It stresses teaching when and where bites are most likely and how to prevent them to save pupils from potential suffering.
Porcellini dedicated years to the Lexicon of All Latin, beginning in 1718 and finishing in 1753. The monumental work remained unpublished until 1771.
The term picnic originated over a century ago in Hector, a Finger Lakes town. A Sunday school outing involved “picking” up knickknacks and going into the woods, from which the word developed.
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court requires all interested parties to appear on April 24, 1925 at 2 30 p m in Dillon to show cause why the administratrix Julia A Mathews should obtain an order to sell portion of the estate of John A Peat deceased. The order to publish runs for four consecutive weeks in the Dillon Tribune.
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