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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1916

Page

8

Leary and Fassler Wed at St Josephs Church

Miss Alice Anna Leary married Francis Joseph Fassler in a 5:30 morning ceremony at St Josephs church. Rev Father McCormack officiated. Bride’s maid Alice Gilhous and best man Gebhardt Fassler attended. A small breakfast followed at 1253 East First Street before the couple departed for their home near McWose.

St. Joseph's Church Alice Anna Leary Francis Joseph Fassler Father McCormack Alice Gilhous Gebhardt Fassler East First Street Mrs. Fassler McWose Butte Post

Miss Frances Bimrose Celebrates 18th Birthday

Miss Frances Bimrose marked her eighteenth birthday with a party at the M. T. Lougheed home. Guests were taken to the Pas time theater and later enjoyed luncheon with an 18 candle cake. Attendees included Misses Ella Free, Berthena Selway, Beatrice Bimrose, Montana Murray, Josephine Cushing, Nina Smith, and Masters Junior and Houghton Clark, Hugh, Albert and Ralph Nelson, Francis Selway, and Rhet Rathbone.

Frances Bimrose M. T. Lougheed Ella’ Free Berthena Selway Beatrice Bimrose Montana Murray Josephine Cushing Nina Smith Masters Junior Houghton Clark Hugh, Albert Ralph Nelson Francis Selway Rhet Rathbone

Surprise party greeted Andy and Mrs Pyle at Grasshopper home

About sixty neighbors gathered Friday at the Pahnish residence on Grasshopper to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Andy Pyle back from Butte. John Pendergast of Big Hole Basin provided music for dancing and guests arrived with a plentiful lunch for the celebration.

Andy Pyle Grasshopper Butte John Pendergast Big Hole Basin

Bannack Groom Weds Miss Jeniger in Cox House

Joseph Jagers of Bannack married Miss Anna Jeniger of Salmon Idaho yesterday evening at the Cox rooming house. The groom, a well known local resident, plans to settle with his bride in the Bannack mining district.

Joseph Jagers Bannack Anna Jeniger Salmon Idaho Cox

Shakespeare Club elects officers for coming year

At a Saturday meeting the Shakespeare Club elected President Mrs J H Gilbert Vice President Miss Annie Larson Secretary Mrs J B Cluley Treasurer Mrs Clara Chapman Historian Miss Nina M Nash The Epworth League presented a pleasing sketch of incidents and accidents in Dillon

Epworth League Dillon

Union Depot Event Draws Laughs at Public School Audi

Last evening at the Public School auditorium a union depot event drew many laughs and proved a pleasant evening for attendees as scenes provided light entertainment.

Union Depot

Larson and Miss Scott Wed Here in Quick Ceremony

S. E. Larson of Blackfoot and Miss Edith Scott of Rockwood Missouri were married here Monday by Rev. Humphrey. They departed the same day for Blackfoot to establish their home.

S. E. Larson Blackfoot Edith Scott Rockwood Rev Humphrey

Junior Missionary to entertain Baptist aid society

The Junior Missionary will entertain the Baptist aid society at the home of Mrs. W. E. Stephenson on Thursday May 11. All friends are cordially invited.

Baptist Aid Society W. E. Stephenson

Jolly Club Enjoys Old Songs Evening

The Jolly Club met with Mrs. M. D. Gist Tuesday evening for a delightful night of Old Songs. Mrs. F. E. Foote will host the next gathering on May 16.

M. D. Gist F. E. Foote

Northside Country Club event hosted by Mrs Schuler

Mrs Margaret Schuler entertained the Northside Country Club Tuesday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs Edward Cushing, hosting members in a social gathering at the residence.

Northside Country Club Margaret Schuler Edward Cushing

Dinner Honors Mrs. Roy Herndon at Bishop Home

A dinner was given at the John F. Bishop home Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. Roy Herndon of Salmon Idaho who was their guest.

John F. Bishop Roy Herndon Salmon, Idaho

Mrs Stephenson Hosts Westminster Guild at Sister’s Home

Mrs. R. S. Stephenson entertained the Westminster guild yesterday afternoon at the home of her sister Mrs. J. P. Best, according to local society notes.

R. S. Stephenson Westminister Guild J. P. Best

Bridge Luncheon Delights Local Clubs

Mesdames Cushing and Kress hosted a delightful bridge luncheon Saturday with sixteen tables. Mrs A W Connolly plans to entertain the club this afternoon. The Theta club was hosted Tuesday by Mrs Harry Geer.

Mesdames Cushing Kress Theta Theta Club Harry Geer

Flowers survive cold snaps in Dillon yards

Despite several recent cold snaps in Dillon and nearby areas, flowers in residence district yards show little damage with pansies in full bloom and other blooms appearing healthy across numerous gardens.

Dillon

St James Episcopal Church Service Times and Sermon Topics

Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Sunday school at 9 45 morning service at 11 sermon subject The pre eminence of Christ Evening service at 7 30 with sermon on The Resurrection and Modern Life.

St. James Episcopal Church

Annual Field Day at Normal College and Training School

Today features the annual field day and May festival at the Normal college and Training school. Exercises start at 2 30 this afternoon with a well prepared program. Fire Burns Hay at Walter Taylor ranch destroys 15 tons of hay and a wagon last Friday night. Cause is not certain. Dr Proute the Oregon Short Line optometrist specialist traveled through in his special car on Wednesday.

The Normal College and Training School Walter Taylor Barrett Station Dr. Proute Oregon Short Line

Local and Personal Notes Highlight Movements and Birth

Col Alf Decker arrived from Armstead on Tuesday. Mrs Grant Kenison came from Apex yesterday. A daughter was born Sunday April 30 to Dr and Mrs Morton Egbert. Mrs Sarah Hughes and Mrs Arthur Gracter visited Butte part of the week. Mrs Frank Knotts and Mrs Guy Gray were in Butte for several days. Hobos gather in force battering back doors persistently. Emil Conger of Roundup arrived Monday night to visit his parents.

Grant Kenison Apex Morton Egbert Sarah Hughes Arthur Gracter Butte Emil Conger Roundup

Local notes and ads from Dillon area scene

Miss Anna Batman recuperates after Curtis hospital operation. Cattle car shipments from Dillon to Monida and hides sent to Monida by Wm McCarty. Local residents ill or traveling, hay for sale, and rental car service advertised. Various visits, health updates, and business trips noted. multiple names and places in Beaverhead and neighboring towns.

James Dodd Monida Wm. McCarty Pocatello Lansing Waldorf E. W.- Bell Transfer Myron Whitman Dillon Ben Dansie Red Rock Parley Dansie Carrie Edghill J. W. Scott Roy Herndon Jane Armstead

May festival on College campus with booster tag day

The annual May festival will be held on the College campus this Friday afternoon at 2 30 if the weather permits. Pupils from Normal college and Training school will take part with Miss Covington directing the event. Thursday featured tag day bearing booster slogans for Hoffland and Voight as Hoffland and Voight prepared for the state oratorical contest in Bozeman.

Normal College and Training School H. Hoffland Edna Voight Cluley Bozeman Hoffland Miss Voight Garver Harlowtown Roundup White Sulphur Springs O. L. Baxter Missoula Margaret Pendergast Butte Anna Battman Anna Jackson Theresa Ritchle Reichle Alice Roe

Stars and Bars Confederate flag design description

The report from the provisional congress describes a red field with a central white band one third the width of the flag, red top and bottom bars, a blue union extending through the white band and terminating at the lower red bar, and a white star circle equal to the states. The blue square bears a circle of seven five pointed stars.

Committee For the Provisional Congress Confederate States of America Confederacy

Jones intrudes in conversations in Boston Tran script

Dialogue snippet shows Jones interjecting with a bold train of thought. The exchange highlights social friction and comic tone as characters react to his interruptions in a casual Boston setting.

Jones Boston Transcript

Plant Life Talk by Prof Clark on planting trees

Prof Clark explains proper tree planting tips for streets and home yards. He advises deep holes with manure sand and soil, root trimming, watering, and choosing ash or crab apple for Dillon’s climate to improve town beauty.

Prof Clark Dillon

Fine Bulls Available from Bear Creek Ranch Bozeman

Twenty five registered two year olds and yearlings offered. A heavy boned strong lot with up to date breeding. Write or visit Bear Creek Ranch on the Electric car line. Lester H Thompson Star Route Bozeman Mont.

Bear Creek Ranch Lester H. Thompson Bozeman Mont

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Huber Bros Huber E Masonic Leary-Fassler Aid Entertainment Westminister A. W. Connolly Alf Decker Frank Knotts Guy Gray Wethers F.M. Carr Dell Montana Anna Batman Curtis Hospital Tribune Book Store Mrs. Reed Featherly McNamus Rogers Vancouver B. C Cornell Agnes Shields Twin Bridges W. G. Gilbert Rodgers & Gilbert Wichita Kansas Isaac Rife Medicine Lodge Ernest Orr Jack Barrett Martin Barrett Rochester Minn Barrett Mary Desmond Grant John A.peterson Beaverhead County Montana Auto Supply, Company Legal Blanks Tribune Office Optometrists Albert Stamm Sile Hereford Bulls South Washington Street Kingsbury Residence Helena E. Curtis Montana Mercantile Co Jack Spratt Dillon Bakery Bread the Dillon Bakery F. C. McFadden
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