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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
10
Mrs Henry Gleed Jr entertained a number of ladies at luncheon Friday afternoon. After a delicious repast bridge was the diversion of the afternoon with six tables in play. Invitations have been issued for two dinners at the Gleed home one Friday and one Saturday evening.
Mrs Wi Robison and Mrs Elizabeth Ward delightfully entertained the St Rose Guild Thursday afternoon at Mrs Robison's home on St Washington Street.
The Delta Phi chapter of Westminster Guild will be entertained Thursday afternoon May 8 by Mrs. F. H. Bimrose and Miss Papez at the home of Mrs. Bimrose.
Mrs. J. W. Forsgren entertained the Wednesday Bridge club this week with an afternoon of games and social chatter.
Mrs Carhart hosted the Jolly club Tuesday evening and Mrs Cora Holland hosted the Pinochle club Monday evening outlining social gatherings and table games.
Frank Tait a Melrose rancher visits the area for business. Mr and Mrs Dixon Brown travel from Armstead to Dillon. For sale a new white and gray enamelled Peninsular kitchen range never used terms inquire at Tribune office. Local listings include carpet weaving at 695 Kentucky Ave Mrs Hoerning and dressmaking by Mrs Della Boatman. Aladdin Lamp supplies at Forsgren's Grocery.
Four head of Shorthorn Bulls for sale by Meine Livestock Co of Dillon Montana. Local notes report Leslie Thompson from Twin Bridges recovering in hospital Dillon. Visitors include Claude Griffin of Po catello Idaho and Miss Agnes Conger from Anaconda visiting relatives.
Numerous short notices detail visits, travels, and health in Dillon and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Frank Paul Miss Mary Harris N J Birrer Elmer Gordon Guy Gray Harold Murray Millard Bullerdick Fred Heffner Ruth Barrett and Corinne Mears. A track team forms at the Normal College under Coach Fairbanks.
Dillon sees visits from Fred Finch of Yellowstone Park and rancher John Meyers amid local social rounds. In Miles City the State Industrial School seeks 94000 dollars for improvements while Empire & State Bank plans a reopening. Other towns report tourist prep, campground work, and drilling moves at Boyd and Coal Ridge. East Helena plant raises pay 25 cents daily starting April 18.
A shipment of lam bert.Fbity baby beeves was sent to the St Paul market with estimated revenue between 2000 and 2500 dollars.
Missoula reports a program placing 2000 high grade cows with Montana farmers through the Montana Mutual Dairy Loan Association to support livestock development and farming income.
The Reliance Oil Company will begin manufacturing gasoline and other products at a new refinery east of Kalispell on May first, marking a milestone in local industry.
Missoula Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway may shift its Deer Lodge shops to this city consolidating division terminals now at Alberton and Deer Lodge. The Butte and Superior Mining Company shipped 5 100 tons of zinc ore and 2 700 tons of copper ore to the Washoe plant of Anaconda Copper Mining Company in six days ending April 12.
The Rev. Ernest E. Loft of Three Forks Montana will conduct services at 11 a m next Sunday. Rev May will supply the pulpit at Three Forks.
Diggle Emerick was in Dillon on business. Crosley motored to Dillon Wednesday. Mrs Enoch Young has returned from Butte after three months of care. W Chealey and Walt Siria fixed a road near Apex. Matt Polish hauled hay from Noah Allen's. Enoch Youngs motor to Dillon Thursday. Martin Faboe in Dillon on business. Jim Hayes works on the section. The Easter dance by Mr and Mrs Chealey was well attended. A chicken supper was served at midnight and dancing continued into the morning.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church outlines special topics for both Sunday services on May 4. Sunday school begins at 10 with open ranks. pastor's 11 o’clock sermon is The Church and the People. Epworth League meets at 7 p.m. and the evening service at 8 features The Church and the World. An amusement question will be discussed.
Beaverhead high school alumni association schedules a Monday evening gathering at the Andrus hotel on May 5 to finalize plans for entertaining the 1924 graduates. A recent vote allows an event option instead of a banquet for the incoming class.
Notice is given that the annual meeting of stockholders of Smallhorn Oil Shale Refining will be held Monday June 2 1924 at the bank building to elect officers and transact any other business Edgar Kenison 18 21 president.
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