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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1912

Page

2

Centennial Valley notes and local updates in Lakeview

Centennial Valley locals report mail service irregularities due to changing weather. J Doyle brings 350 cattle to the north side. Saunders family plans moving to Alaska basin and then the Ben Hart ranch. Several residents travel to Butte and Dillon for medical visits while others relocate houses and farms. News mentions James Brower’s 1905 death and writings, local marriages, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy growing in use.

Lakeview J. Doyle al Forsyth Butte Tom Yost Dillon Will Miller Joe Buck J. E. Blake Saunders Alaska Basin Ben Hart Ranch Mr. Saunders J. A. Jones St. Louis James Blair J. W. Brower Brower Lake, Idaho Missouri River Mississippi River N. Y

Mrs. Nelson Improves. Visiting Relative Arrives In Lima

Lima reporter notes Mrs. Peter J. Nelson has improved after illness. Her mother Mrs. Peter R. Nelson is visiting. Mrs. Brandenberg is moving from the area.

Lima Peter J. Nelson

Willis May Day Stock Outlook As Spring Feeds Dwindle

The report notes stockmen plan to turn stock out soon though fields are bare and hay is short. No feed available outside. trees not green and the Big Hole flows muddy, while Sugarloaf and nearby mountains retain white coats renewed daily.

Willis

Dahlman Wins Omaha Primary for Third Term

Omaha mayor Jas C Dahlman reports overwhelming primary support for a third term. He credits Foley's Kidney Pills with relieving his kidney trouble and endorses them for backache rheumatism and other kidney or bladder issues.

Jas. C. Dahlman Omaha Nebr Foley Dahlman

Pleasant Saturday Event Hosted by Mrs Walker

A social gathering is planned for Saturday afternoon May 4 at Mrs M A Walker’s rooms in the Medlen block. Attendees include Mesdames Clara Chapman E O Selway J B Poin dexter George Metlen H A Bond Ernest Orr Bert Orr Joseph Smith J E Monroe Henry Burfiend A L Stone H F Best James Dodd C R Clark Emrys White Lyman Bennett W H Richardson N J Birrer R A Richardson Lima and Misses Sadie Graeter Blanch Morse Bert Short Margaret Ross Mary Innes Jean Bishop Nina Nash Jenney Jardine Amy Lees Alma Van de Walker Mrs Jennie Metlen Mrs Bertie Howard Mrs Ralph Sebree and Miss Grace Lamont.

M. A. Walker Medlen Mesdames Clara Chapman E. O. Selway J. B. Poindexter George Metlen H. A. Bond Ernest Orr Bert Orr Joseph Smith J. E. Monroe Henry Burfiend A. L. Stone H. F. Best James Dodd C. R. Clark Emrys White Lyman Bennett W. H. Richardson N. J. Birrer R. A. Richardson Lima Sadie Graeter Blanch Morse Bert Short Margaret Ross Mary Innes Jean Bishop Nina Nash Jenney Jardine Amy Lees Alma van de Walker Jennie Metlen Bertie Howard Ralph Sebree Grace Lamont

Shriners’ Pilgrimage Train To Los Angeles

Bagdad Temple and Algeria Temple shriners with wives travel by special train to arrives in Dillon at ten this Friday May 3. They take the Boston and Montana band led by Sam Treloar for the trip to Los Angeles. Local shriners plan to meet the train at the station and wish them well on their journey.

Los Angeles Bagdad Algeria Dillon Boston Montana Sam Treloar Land of Roses

Professor Newens Honored at Robison Dinner in Dillon

Professor Adrian N Newens who spoke at the Montana State Normal College lecture finished his Dillon visit with a Wednesday evening dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs C W Robison. The guest, formerly a Drake University professor in Des Moines Iowa, rekindled old friendships during the occasion.

Adrian N. Newens Dillon Montana State Normal College Drake University Des Moines Iowa C. W. Robison Newens Robison

Ladies Enjoy Kensington Tea At Perry Home

Mesdames Chas Perry and C H Smith hosted the W R C group and guests at the Perry home on Tuesday afternoon. Eighteen ladies attended and were served delicious refreshments during a pleasant Kensington gathering.

Mesdames Chas, Perry C. H. Smith Perry Kensington

May Day Observed by Dillon Ladies at Beaverhead Club

May Day gathering at the Beaverhead club rooms in Dillon featured Mrs Tower in charge with an assisting committee. The evening program included a vocal solo by Miss Iva Miller, a piano solo by Mr Wilson, and a duet by Mesdames Clark and Best, followed by games and socializing.

Dillon Beaverhead Club Iva Miller Mr. Wilson Mesdames Clark and Best

Bitterroot Club Hosts Charming Wednesday Gathering

Mrs. Hugh L. McCaleb entertained the Bitterroot club Wednesday afternoon in a charming manner with guests Mrs. A. L. Badcon and Mrs. Matt Barry in attendance.

Hugh L. McCaleb A. L. Badcon Matt Barry

Needle Club hostess to greet members May eighth

Mrs. H. H. Swain will host the Needle Club embroidery meeting on May eighth. Members gathered for an afternoon session and project demonstrations are planned.

Busy Bee Ladies Club Meets at Gelhaus Home

A Pleasant Busy Bee club gathering occurred at the home of Mr. John Gelhaus on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. M. E. French as a guest.

Busy Bee John Gelhaus M. E. French

Dillon Dancing Club Ends Second Series at Dart's Hall

The Dillon Dancing club announces the final dance of its second series will be held this Friday evening at Dart's hall. The event is expected to be a delightful social occasion with a good turnout.

Dillon Dancing Club Dart’s Hall

Social Eight Hosts Mrs Monroe Club Gathering

Social Eight members enjoyed an afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. J. E. Monroe on Friday.

J. E. Monroe

Mrs W B Carter Hosts Ladies Card Club Meet

Mrs W B Carter will host the ladies of the card club at her home on Wednesday afternoon May 8th. The event invites members to a pleasant social afternoon with games and light refreshments.

Ladies Bridge Club to Meet May 6 at Poindexter Home

The next meeting of the ladies bridge club is set for Monday evening May 6 and will be held at the home of Mrs. J. B. Poindexter.

Bridge J. B. Poindexter

St Rose Church Guild Hosts Local Gathering

Mrs Pat Ward will entertain members of St Rose Church guild at her home for fellowship and planning activities. Community parishioners from the Catholic church are invited to attend and participate in upcoming events.

Presbyterian ladies host Mause and Baptist groups

On Thursday May 9 an afternoon gathering brought together the Mause society and the Baptist Aid society at Mrs Maurer’s home. Mesdames Maurer and Hobson acted as hostesses for the meeting.

B. N. Stevenson Mause Society Aid Society Maure and Mesdames Maurer Hobson

Church society events and WCTU meeting notices

The Ladies Aid and St James Guild announce May 9 gatherings in church and Guild Hall with Mrs. Willard Breda and Mrs. Foster hosting. The local WCTU unit will meet May 7 with Mrs. Brundage. An advertisement extols Chamberlains Tablets with a testimonial from Darius Downey of Newberg Junction. For sale by dealers.

Ladies Aid Society R. P. Willard A. J. Breda St. James Guild Guild Hall R. E. Foster E. H. Brundage Chamberlain Darius Downey Newberg Junction N. B L-M

Tiny Ions Spark Vast Thoughts On Matter

The Ohio State Journal notes that ions are the smallest measurable pieces of matter. It explains their size is so tiny that identity vanishes in effect and matter becomes electricity. The piece uses an analogy of counting fans in a toy balloon to illustrate inconceivable smallness.

Ohio State Journal

Doctor hushes pains in bones and headache call

Mrs Blinks reports her husband has not slept, aches in his bones and a general headachy feeling. A dog fancier overhears and prematurely offers to cut his ears this afternoon, in a misconnected phone call.

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