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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

10

Local Soldiers Receive $60 Bonuses of Help

Several local ex soldiers have received their 60 dollar bonuses which aided them as army pay did not swell their bank accounts. Visitors at Jackson include Mrs N E Rosebrough sister of Mr Wilson recently UC Berkeley graduate en route to Elk City Kansas and Miss Ellen Horn Mrs Wilsons Beloit Kansas niece who will spend the summer in Montana and serve as cashier and book keeper in the Wilson store.

Jackson A. W. Wilson N. E. Rosebrough Wilson University of California, Berkeley Elk City Kansas Ellen Horn E. R.mosher Helena Fort Russell John Peterson Grant DcMatlen Leslie Thompson Reynolds Twin Bridges J. F. Bishop J. Caskin Bute Dillon Oil C.T. Underwood Nation&l Bank Bldg Spokane Wash Dillon Clarence Hoerning France Dillon Bottling Works Louree Shaffer Winithe Great Faflé Ellen Cooper Armstead Zee England

Schubert Sextette Delights Normal Audiences

The Schubert sextette performed at the Normal auditorium last Friday as the final lyceum number. The young women were clever musicians and engaging entertainers. The program pleased a large audience with varied selections and earned prolonged applause. A heavy rainstorm followed, producing a continuous downpour into Saturday.

Schubert Lyceum

Greatly Encouraged By Aerial Circus Trip To Butte

Hundreds from Dillon and vicinity traveled to Butte by train and auto for the great aerial circus. Many gave up due to heavy roads but those who persevered reached the show in good condition and were well pleased with the trip.

Butte Dillon and

L D S Bazaar Succeeds In New Church

The L D S ladies held their first bazaar in the new church on Tuesday with displays of pretty and useful articles and potted plants. Ice cream and cake were served as the event drew strong patronage. Nearly all items sold in the afternoon and the sale netted $218.00.

New Church

Fire destroys Lane ranch home on Stone Creek

A Friday night blaze at J. M. Lane’s Stone Creek ranch home burned the dwelling and contents to ash. The cause was a lighted candle near a curtain. No injuries were reported.

Stone Creek J. M. Lane

Cattle Sale Tomorrow at Dell will Auction 1000 Head

Tomorrow Dell will host a cattle sale featuring about 1000 head from southern county herds. C A Smith will conduct the auction and the stock includes several registered bulls.

Dell C.A. Smith

Mexican Flu Victim Laid To Rest In Dillon

A 22 year old Mexican, amposa C Vas de Garcia, died of the flu in Dell on Tuesday. His remains were brought to Dillon and buried Wednesday morning. He was born in Lagos de Moreno Jalisco Mexico and had come to Montana from Los Angeles.

Amposa C. Vas de Garcia Dillon Lagos da Moreno Jalisco Mexico Montana Los Angeles

Leach Sells Cottonwoods Ranch in Montana

Hurley Leach sells his ranch known as the Cottonwoods to Berg Christiansen who earlier sold sheep interests in Madison county. Leach keeps the Blacktail ranch. Diocesan Convention attendees include Rev T W Bennett R R Price Geo Weber Fidel Huber and Mrs C P Thomas in Bozeman. Normal entertainment this evening postponed indefinitely.

Leach Hurley Leach Berg Christiansen Madison County Mr. Leach

Purely Feminine. A Philosopher’s View on Wives and Time

A Detroit Free Press quotation features a philosopher remarking that a man two hours late meets a wife’s annoyance, while a man away two years receives a royal welcome. He notes women are peculiar as he chats with Beaman.

Mr! Wheeler Beaman Detroit Free Press

Westminster Guild Chapter Meets With Mrs Chester Gilbert

Westminster Delta Phi Chapter of the Westminster guild will meet with Mrs. Chester Gilbert Thursday afternoon, May 8.

Delta Phi Chapter Westminster Guild Chester Gilbert

Busy Bee Club Hosts Afternoon Gathering

Mrs. Jasper Nelson hosted the Busy Bee club on Wednesday afternoon, welcoming members to a social gathering.

Busy Bee Jasper Nelson Busy Bee Club

Mrs. Jessie Poindexter Hosts St James Auxiliary Meeting

Mrs. Jessie Poindexter hosted the St James auxiliary yesterday afternoon at the Hazlebaker residence, inviting members to gather for their afternoon program.

Jessie Poindexter St. James Hazlebaker

St James Guild Hosts Tea At Guild Hall

Mrs. Clara Chapman and Mrs. W E Chapman will entertain the St James guild at the Guild hall next Thursday afternoon.

St. James Guild Clara Chapman W. E. Chapman Guild Hall

Missionary Society Meets May 8 At Mrs Carney Home

The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will hold its regular meeting on Thursday May 8 at 2 30 o clock at the home of Mrs J W Carney Mrs J W Scott will lead the program.

Theta Hosts Victory Banquet at Andrus Hotel

Theta members celebrated at a Victory banquet held Tuesday evening at the Andrus hotel. Hostesses arranged the event and included Miss Zetta Gilbert Miss Helen Bulger Miss Clara Plant Miss Emily Taylor and Mrs R W Boone and Mrs T K Julsen.

Theta Andrus Hotel Zetta Gilbert Helen Bulger Clara Plant Emily Taylor R. W. Boone T. K. Julsen

Eastern Star Dance Planned for May at Dillmont Park

About 350 invitations have been issued for a gala Eastern Star dance Monday evening May 6 at Dillmont park. Proceeds will aid Masonic soldiers and their families as part of the spring season events.

Dillmont Park

Dinner Dance at The Andrus Grille Hosted by Foresters Schulzs

Last Friday evening The Andrus Grille hosted a charming dinner dance for thirty guests. Mr and Mrs Roy Forester and Mr and Mrs Otto Schulz entertained with a splendid centerpiece of Cecile Brunner roses, followed by a fine dinner and dancing into the late hour.

Roy Forester

Saturday Junior Prom in high school gymnasium

The event was organized by 14 juniors led by Miss Connell their class teacher. The hall was decorated with spring flowers evergreen trees Japanese lanterns and crepe paper in green and white the class colors. An end booth served punch and the orchestra played on stage amid the decorations.

Connell

Beaverhead High School Hosts Elaborate Affair

An event at Beaverhead High School ran late into the night, described as one of the most elaborate affairs staged by the school. The program featured multiple acts and showcased student performance.

Ancing Beaverhead

City Council to Meet Next Wednesday for Oath and Appointments

Dillon notes report the city council will convene next Wednesday to organize. Mayor elect Monroe will take the oath of office and make year long appointments. Also, A L Stone of Dillon State Bank has returned from Southern California in improving health while others travel to Butte to view flying machines and shale oil work.

Erial New Monroe A. L. Stone Dillon State Bank Southern California

College staff and students feature in spring activities

Miss Ruth Shaffer returns to work at the College after recovering from influenza. Miss Gladys Gill resumes her Normal College courses in Butte. Seniors hike, teacher placements announced, Chinook play chosen, and a March 30 convocation performance highlights dancers Rachael Smith and Delia Hudson. Acting President E R Mosher plans two week high school visitation to multiple Montana towns.

Ruth Shaffer Lucy, Seldensticker Marie Evans Valborg Hendrickson Bozethan E. R. Mosher Pres. Mosher Montana Helena Plentywood Glasgow Sidney Glendive Wilbaux Baker Miss King’s Room Rachael Smith Delia Hudson

For Sale Stock Cattle Durham Grade by Jno Bis hop

About one hundred head of stock cattle Durham grade offered for sale by Jno John Bishop Dillon. Listing appears in an issue marked August 7, advertisement reference 1741.

Durham Jno. F Bishop Dillon

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Howard Huber Bros Grg Westminster Scott Dillon News Briefs A. W Otto Schulz Lee Tower H. Sheser Upper Horse Prairie Sam Sheser Upper Horse Prairie John Sutherland Sheridan Jay Holtz J. B. Poindexter South Pacific Street James Blair Butter New York W. B. George Rainbow Division Lieut Eber Badcon 91St Elmer Mikus Benj. Bond Pacific Coast H. A. Bond Stephan and Ryburn Dillon Oil Company C. C. Thornton Lorenzo Cushing Duke Gist Mary F. E. Foote Helen Ardelle Tovey & Stone Hotel Andrus Beaverhead County Victory Liberty C. Thornton Marshall Fields Etree THE Dillon Bakery
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