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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
5
Clyde Kearney visits from Jackson. Steve Kambich drops in from Reichle. Numerous residents like Jules Wenger from Jackson and Mrs. J W Scott from Armstead visited Dillon during the week. business trips bring E W Geary from Lima and Frank Schulz from Sheridan to town. Local events include hotel guests at the Metlen and staff news from the normal college and city offices.
Miss Dorothy Blinn David Williams Calvert Simons and Roscoe Cornell Jr return to Missoula Monday to resume studies at the university after visiting home folks between quarters.
The Churches Sevree Street Christian Science Society announces Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. The public is cordially invited to attend these meetings.
The Latter Day Saints Church holds Sunday School every Sunday at 10 30 in the morning, welcoming parishioners and visitors.
Saint James Church led by Rev. H N Tragitt Jr offers childrens church at 9 45 morning church school at 10 15 and morning prayer with sermon at 11 00.
St Rose Catholic Church lists Father X Lechner as pastor with Sunday masses at 8:00 and 10:30, weekday mass at 8:00, Lenten services at 7:30, Holy Week services at 7:00, special evening services at 7:30, Good Friday at 3:00, and Easter masses at 8:00 and 10:00 with the Blessed Sacrament mass by La Hachs rendered by the choir for the first time.
Reverend Thomas J. Simons leads morning service with the theme Heirs of the Promise as the church proclaims a glad Sunday. Sunday school meets at ten a m with the session scheduled for that hour.
Rev Thomas J Simons directs a church school at ten thirty a m with a preaching service next Sunday at three p m followed by The Lord's Supper. The annual congregational meeting will be held after these services.
Services will be held next Sunday in the old Catholic church building at La.m conducted by Prof. R E Albright. He will speak on Immortality.
Mr and Mrs J C Jeppson entertained a number of friends last Tuesday evening at a pinochle party.
The Baptist Ladies Aid held a Thursday afternoon gathering at the church cottage in a no hostess format. Mrs W C Jennings was to host but could not due to her son Billy's illness.
A baby girl arrived last Sunday morning at Barrett hospital to join Mr. and Mrs. John T. Orr. This is the couple’s third child.
Mr and Mrs I F Hunsaker and their children departed last Saturday afternoon by motor for Portland Oregon to visit relatives and plan to locate there this spring. They will make their home in Oregon and their Dillon friends wish them success in their new residence.
A large crowd enjoyed Saturday evening’s free dance at the city hall auditorium. Music by the Baxter Tonney orchestra accompanied the event and a tempting plate supper was served at the White cafe, the cafe’s third dance under its auspices.
In observance of Judge George Opp birthday Mrs Opp hosted a Monday dinner at the Opp residence on South Rife street. Attendees included George E Baker Frank Kellum Oliver Kurtz D Wampler Beryl Green Harris Opp Earl Opp and the guest of honor.
The livestock and marketing classes from the agricultural department visited Armstead on Tuesday to view the inspection and loading of a cattle train shipment by C. E. Rude. They then traveled via the John Peterson ranch to Horse Prairie and met the prize herd at the Paddock ranch, destined for shipment by W. S. Tash.
Mrs Jack Deputy hosted the K. R. Pinochle club at her North Washington Street home last Tuesday evening. Four players attended and enjoyed an evening of card play and socializing in a neighborhood gathering.
The Riverside club held an enjoyable afternoon session last Tuesday at the ranch home of Mrs. E. Trolinger, south of the city, for their gathering.
Mrs Frank Morrison will entertain the Northside Country Club Tuesday April 1 at her home north of town.
The Nelson School P T A will meet on Friday April 4 to discuss consolidation of rural schools. Members are urged to attend and participate in the planning.
Mr and Mrs H H Bates entertained their Pinochle club Wednesday evening at their home on South Washington Street.
Mrs. Robert Barrett acted as hostess to the M. M. club on Wednesday afternoon this week, hosting members for a social gathering with light refreshments and conversation.
The Ellen May guild gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. C. A. Bergeson residence with Mrs. Bergeson and Mrs. A. Wedum as hostesses. Members discussed the topic Japan during the session.
Mike Smith of Grant is spending a few days in the city for a short vacation and is employed at the John Peterson ranch.
Miss Elveretta Langdorf chief operator at the Mountain States telephone office underwent an operation at Mayo Hospital in Rochester last Monday. She is reported to be making satisfactory progress.
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