Local notices and ads from Dillon area pages
Local readers list visits from Dr Rathbone Alf Hatton and others. garden supplies at John W Morton. Export Bohemian beer at Ogntennia Beer Hall. Rev Dr Martin visited Butte. crockery and wallpaper sales at Morton and Hughes McCaleb. Frank Schwartz moved shoe shop to City Shoe Store. sale on garden hose at Morton. Dr Poindexter moved to State Bank building. snow and house cleaning notes. D L Smith city express. Rev A A Luce lectured in Anaconda. Dr S W Miller osteopathic physician. Dr W V Kingsbury moved to Metlen block. Staggs from Jackson. Jasper Nelson school books. Nellie Sharkey joined Dr Eddy. Chester Gilbert promoted at Dillon Theatre. St Clair and Home Comfort ranges at Morton.
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John W. Morton's
Ogntennia Beer Hall
Dr. Martin
Butte
John W. Morton’s
John Hoffman
Lima
Hughes & McCaleb
Frank Schwartz
John W. Morton
Poindexter
State Bank
Harry Rash
Emulsion helps a thin woman gain weight
A young woman paid twelve pounds of flesh at eight cents a pound and then bought Scott's Emulsion. She gained twelve pounds in weight after regular doses, proving the product's value as a health aid.
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Scott
Normal College Hosts Virginia City Basketball Team Visit
Young ladies basketball team from Virginia City arrived for an informal reception at the hall and will be entertained during their stay. After tonight's game the Normal team hosts a reception and dance. Miss Bernice Meyers met her sister and mother at a Twin Bridges minstrel, while pine trees were planted along walkways to beautify the grounds. About sixteen visiting students are expected for the short summer term, including Miss Nellie Albro who enrolled yesterday. Anna Morris and Alice Goodson were elected to Livingston public school positions.
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Virginia City
Bernice Meyers
Manse Society
Twin Bridges
Monta Meyers
Whitehall
Miss Monta
San Francisco
Nellie Albro
Fergus
Madison County
Albro
Normal
Anna Morris
Alice Goodson
Livingston
Local School Notes Highlight Declamatory Winner
Clara Adams was chosen to represent the school at Missoula after the local declamatory contest held last Friday. Report cards were distributed Monday and English class reviewed Macaulay on Milton. The 0314 class studies The Citizenship of Archias. Juniors elected officers with May Haneen as president and Sadie Graeter as secretary and treasurer.
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Clara Adams
Missoula
Macaulay
Milton
Archias
May Haneen
Sadie Graeter
Family travels to Butte for ear surgery
Hawley Selway and his wife travel with Miss Clara Hughes to Butte on Wednesday for Mrs Selway to undergo a specialist operation. She has suffered an ear disease that has nearly deafened her, and Dillon friends await the outcome hoping for recovery.
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Hawley Selway
Butte
Clara Hughes
Selway
Dentist Dr. O M Eddy Moves to New Quarters
Dr. O M Eddy the dentist has moved into new quarters that were formerly occupied by attorney Geo Williams over the bank. The relocation marks a local business shift as Eddy assumes the former attorney’s suites.
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O. M. Eddy
Willia
Eddy
Farewell Reception and 70th Birthday Banquet Noted
Mrs. J A Beardsley hosted a farewell reception for Dillon friends as she leaves for Grand Rapids Michigan to marry Prof Johnson. Jos O Metlen marked his 70th birthday with a surprise banquet attended by D E Metlen Col Alf Decker W M Knapp Wm Roe Leonard Eliel E J Conger E L Hall BR T Wing Z B E Thomas and others featuring carriages and a gold headed cane gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Beardsley
Gilbert
Dillon
A Butler
Helena
Michigan
Jos. O. Metlen
the Metlen
Bertie Howard
Mr. Metlen
Ool
Decker
Joe
Wm. Roe
Leonard Eliel
E. J. Conger
E. L. Hall
BR. T. Wing
Z. BE. Thomas
Delightful T N C Birth Club Hosts Friendly Party
A small social club of four high school girls meets weekly at members' homes. Last Friday they hosted a party for friends at Alma Morse's residence with guests Alma Morse Anna Carter Edith Noyes and Lettice Squire. Games included Pit followed by a two course lunch with egg salad biscuits olives bisque cake and coffee. Attending were Mabel Jacobs Mabel Belway Bertha Burlend Frances Harrison Roy Noyes Will Chapman Doc Irwin Jay Baker Harry Graves and Wilbur Gilbert.
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Alma Morse
Misses Alma Morse
Anna Carter
Edith Noyes
Lettice Squire
Mabel Jacobs
Mabel Belway
Bertha Burlend
Frances Harrison
Roy Noyes
Will Chapman
Doc Irwin
Jay Baker
Harry Graves
Wilbur Gilbert
Ladies Enjoy Afternoon of Needlework and Social at Fenner Home
Mesdames J. O. Fenner and A. L. Stone hosted a pleasant Tuesday gathering at the Fenner residence. Seventy three, fine needlework and other crafts entertained attendees. Refreshments were served in two courses. Present were J. B. Logan A. M. Thomas H. Burfield B. Jacobs J. W. Morton R. R. Rathbone George Hughes W. M. Oliver Mary Anderson Anna Owsley O. L. McCann Finley Dunnard John Waldorf A. R. Jacobs Oscar Johnson Bert Williams F. E. Foote Evans Innes O. H. Padley Clint Brown.
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J. Fenner
A. L. Stone
Fenner
J. B. Logan
M. Thomas
A. M. Gilberg
H. Burfield
B. Jacobs
D. Hooker
Quiet Dillon Wedding at N A Wood Residence
Miss Maggie Moore the stepdaughter of N A Wood married Roswell T Wemple at the Wood home on Railroad avenue Monday evening. Rev Dr Tilden of the Baptist church officiated. Mrs Wemple is well known in Dillon and they will reside on Mr Wemple's ranch near Jackson in the Big Hole basin.
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N. A. Wood
Railroad Avenue
Maggie Moore
Mr. Wood
Roswell T. Wemple
Dr. Tilden
The
Baptist Church
Wemple
Dillon
Mr. Wemple
Big Hole Basin
Jackson
Women of Woodcraft Host Spider Web Party Tonight
Resourceful Women of Woodcraft plan a Spider Web party this evening in the Odd Fellows hall. The hall will be festively decorated with brilliant colors and spring flowers, promising attendees a very enjoyable time.
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Women of Woodcraft
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Beatrice and Pauline Willard Host Jolly Saturday Party
Beatrice and Pauline Willard gave a cheerful party Saturday afternoon for a number of their young friends. The guests enjoyed sandwiches cake and cocoa before returning home.
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Beatrice
Pauline Willard
Anson Baxter Hosts Birthday Dinner for Grandfather’s Friends
In celebration of Anson Baxter's eighty third birthday, Master Anson Baxter hosted a dinner for his grandfather's friends. On Tuesday evening a prettily arranged table seated ten guests who thoroughly enjoyed the delicious meat served.
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Anson Baxter
Community clubs and church notices mix in quiet Dillon page
The column lists society events at the Kress residence and Manse, upcoming Needle and St James guild meetings, a Social Eight gathering, and a missionary tea at the rectory. It notes George Standaber’s son Francia excelling at All Hallows College in Salt Lake. The Rich family travels to Bozeman for Viola Rich’s grave illness, described as walking typhoid, after months at home in Dillon.
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George Standaber
All Hallow's College
Salt Lake
Master Francia
Josephus Rich
Misa Mae
Irvin
Bozeman
Mr. Rich
Miss Viola
Dillon
Churches and services listed for multiple denominations
The notice lists church names and service times for James Church Rev D Hooker Methodist Episcopal at Bannack Washington First Baptist Idaho Sebree Presbyterian Pacific Glendale Rev Dr A B Martin First Church Christ Scientist with times for morning and evening services Sunday school and midweek meetings. It also notes Junior Endeavor Epworth League and prayer services.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Bannack
Washington Streets
A. A. Ice
Epworth
First Baptist Church
Idaho and
Sebree Streets
Christian Endeavor
Pacific and
Glendale Streets
A. B. Martin
Hall's Catarrh Cure offered 100 reward for cures
Frank J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo swear to pay 100 to any CATARRH case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The affidavit states the firm will compensate for failures. The patent medicine is sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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Frank J. Chesney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Erik Hoe
Bend
Cheney & CO
Bat
Amateur photographers use Tribune Store for processing
Amateur photographers who do not wish to develop and print their own work can leave orders at the Tribune Store for photo processing and supplies. The ad mentions all types of photo supplies and services available.
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Tribune
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Depen
R.B. Rathbone
First National Bank
Alf. Hatton
Climer
Blacktail
Dillon Steam Laundry
Ott Thomas Ross
Hughes & McCaleb's
D. L. Smith
City Express and
A. A. Luce
M. E. Church
Anaconda
Methodist Church
8. W. Miller
Prof. Fenner
W.V. Kingsbury
Metlen
Staggs
G. W. Dart Hdw. Co
Jasper Nelson
Dillon, Mont
Jardinieres
Nellie Sharkey
Dr. Eddy
Hughes & McCaleb’s
Marcellus Pyle
Polaris
Kr. Heberlein
Indian Queen
Japalac
Chester Gilbert
Dillon Theatre
Wm. Scully
Farlin
St. Clair
Home Comfort
Serid
Normal College
Entertain
Stone—Fenner Party
Moore
Golden Rule
Dillon, Montana
O. R. Squire
the Manse Society
J. E. Monroe
Needle Club
St. James Guild
Dan Ward Will
St. Rose Guild
J. HE. Monroe
James Church
Presbyterian Church
First Church Christ, Scientist
Stamm
State of
Ohio
City of
Lucas
Frank J. Chendey
A.D
Hazelton Bros
J. G. Bates
Manufacturer’s Agt
Dorothy, Batte
D. B. Mason
Montana
F. Huser
Enquire Tribune Office
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