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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
10
A promotional note urges visiting a recognized gift store. It assures the Elgin Watch delivered and given as a gift for family on a happy occasion is reliable for quality accuracy and service.
Mrs Grant E Finch led a May Day party with a May pole, queen Mrs Foote, prince Mrs Van de Walker, and pages Mrs Monroe and Mrs Garver. Mrs Van de Walker won a prize for a stunt. Miss Finch played violin, guests included Mrs Helen Davis of Spokane and Mrs T D Olmstead.
Mrs J E Monroe Mrs John Davis Mrs Mary Van de Walker and Mrs Phillips attended with Mrs Finch assisted by her daughter Miss Helen at a charity event while other details remain unreadable.
Mrs Clark Anderson and Mrs A L Anderson will host the D A R event at the ranch home of Mrs Clark Anderson. Mrs J E Morse will present a paper on Handy Work of Colonial Days. Miss Jean Bishop will discuss the president general s message to the D A R.
Scores attended the Dillmont park dance Saturday evening by the new 40-8 society the social branch of the American Legion. Baxter Tonrey orchestra provided the music for this first function under the society’s auspices.
Jeff Mathews entertained twenty five friends at a dancing party last Saturday evening at his home on St Washington street. Women’s Auxiliary of St James Episcopal Church was hosted by Mrs Harry Gimble and Mrs BE Poindexter yesterday afternoon at the Gimble home on South Pacific street.
The Manse society met yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian church and was entertained by Mrs. G. R. Featherly and Mrs. John Ewing.
Mrs. T. H. DuBois will entertain the North Side Country club Tuesday afternoon, May 8th. Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly entertained friends at dinner Sunday. Mrs. C. W. Robison hosted the Theta club Tuesday evening at her South Washington home. Fruit Punch offered with orange grape or Loganberry. price via phone 106-1. Dillon Bottling Works 18-11.
Local residents and visitors appear in Dillon with scenes of everyday life. Emery Keller from Lima visited on Wednesday while Silas Dishno spent a few days in town. Various ads and notices include for sale items, rentals, and service offers at Tattersalls and Tribune Book Store.
Mae Miller of 1082 So Wyo St Butte Montana receives a mail order notice for hair switches and puffs made from combings with address and order details.
Dog taxes were due May 1. If unpaid, your dog will be taken up and disposed of according to law. Chief of Police Charles Nelson signs the notice.
The Gleed’s billiard parlors host a handicap tournament drawing local players. Three prizes are offered with matches set for tomorrow night at 7 and continue nightly at 7 until a winner is decided. Contestants include Wm. Ross C. Murphy Dr. Walker and Dr. Curry.
A group of 30 Sisters of Charity will attend the summer session at the Normal college and reside in the large South Washington street building formerly the Curtis hospital. The facility was recently leased by the organization and the purpose announced. The plan has been set.
Under consideration for some time, the decision was made to send Sisters to study at this school as well as to the State University where they have attended summer sessions. Those attending here are teachers in parochial schools around the state.
Beav erhead County residents hear of a May 6 hunt after Hiram Brundage challenged winners of the first drive to again slaughter predatory pests. Hunters pledge to kill magpies crows hawks owls and rodents to aid farmers and protect game while offering bounties for eggs collected by youths. Henry Death earned top honors and C C Thornton's team won the April shoot. the same captain will lead next Sunday's event.
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