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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1929

Page

5

Dillon social notes list visitors and entertainments

A digest of visits and social events in Dillon includes Armstead, Lima, Monida, Reichle, Melrose, Argenta, Polaris and Jackson residents receiving the MessENGER daily. Various households hosted clubs and picnics, with entries noting guests from Melrose, Butte, Reichle, Idaho Falls, Pocatello and Idaho. The week saw Elks installation planning, Busy Bee and Southside Country clubs meeting, and a Belgrade newspaperman arriving.

Armstead Dell Lima Monida Reichle Melrose Argenta Polaris Jackson Messenger Terry Browning Butte Elks’ ‘Lodge Dillon

Butte Hosts Three Day Montana Congress Of Parents And Teachers

Dillon delegates head to Butte for a three day Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers session. Open sessions are at Butte high school with talks by Washington speakers and an entertainment banquet at the Finlen hotel. Delegates include state officers and numerous Dillon and Nelson association members. An exhibit by the state health department runs Thursday to Saturday.

J. H. Gilbert A. F. Waldorf Butte Dilon Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers New Finlen’ Hotel Butte High School Washington, D. C Dillon Forest Bayerd A. T. Peterson Department of Education Bulletin T. K. Julson W. H. Stephan W. G. Gilbert John Orr J. C. Jeppson H. M. Warner Byron Nay Earl Wheat I. F. Hunsaker Frank Morrison Nelson School Association Emanuel Sternheim Richard Bolt Elizabeth State Health Department

Mrs. Ike Edinger Named as Girl Scout Executive

Mrs. Ike Edinger of Divide a former Dillon resident is named chairwoman of the regional committees for the Girl Scout organization at the Montana regional conference in Butte. She heads the lone troop committee and is remembered here as Miss Annabelle Long a popular training school instructor with years of educational service.

Ike Edinger Divide Dillon Montana Girl Scout Organization Butte Lone Troop

Rotary Luncheon Features Denver Speaker at Andrus

Rotary club members met at the Andrus hotel for their regular weekly noon gathering last Wednesday. Dr. Bruce Kinney of Denver, in town for the Baptist convention, gave a speech while Muriel Schmittroth and Maxine Dorothy Grochean offered a recitation dance. Louis Schmittroth served as chairman.

Rotary Club Andrus Hotel Bruce Kinney Denver Muriel Schmittroth Maxiné Dorothy Grochean Nellie Little Johnston Louis Schmittroth

Norman Kurtz Visits Dillon From Havre Manager Role

Norman Kurtz, former Dillon youth, arrived in Dillon Saturday night to visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Oliver Kurtz. He has been named manager of the Western Union office at Havre Montana overseeing 25 staff. He left Sunday for Denver for a conference of large office managers.

Norman Kurtz Dillon Oliver Kurtz Kurtz Western Union Havre Mont Denver

Normal Students Whitewash the MSU Hill M

Montana State Normal College students took a vacation from classes and painted the hillside M white. A riverside lunch and broad holiday enthusiasm marked the mood as the curtain descended over the giant letter.

Montana State Normal College Riverside

Messenger and Tribune Shop Force Secures House for Family

He secured a house and plans to bring his family here soon, with the shop force assisting in the move.

Messenger Tribune

Mrs. Fred Chapman Elected President of Legion Auxiliary

At a Monday night meeting in the city council room the American Legion Auxiliary chose Mrs. Fred Chapman as president for the coming year with Mrs. Forest Bayerd as vice president. Mrs. Lee McCracken was elected secretary and Mrs. Frank Tyre was named treasurer. A discussion was held about a poppy sale planned before Memorial Day.

American Legion Fred Chapman Forest Bayerd Lee McCracken Frank Tyre Swagheld

Normal Prof Albright Leaves for Speaking Tour

Prof. R. E. Albright of the Montana State Normal College faculty left Monday on a trip to several towns across the state to deliver commencement addresses. He expects to be away about two weeks.

R. E. Albright Montana State’ Normal College

Tattersall Funeral Services Set for Sunday

Funeral services for the late R. F. Tattersall will be held at the Masonic hall Sunday afternoon at 8 o clock with Rev. E. J. Groeneveld of Butte officiating. The remains will arrive in the city Saturday morning from Honolulu.

R. F. Tattersall Masonic Hall E. J. Groeneveld Butte Honolulu

Party honors Beryl Scully before California departure

Helen Hoffman hosted a Saturday evening gathering at her home in honor of Beryl Scully who will soon move to California to join her parents.

Helen Hoffman Beryl Scully California

Vazonkes Move to Anaconda Relocate for Work

Mr and Mrs Joe Vazonke formerly of Twin Bridges relocate to Anaconda where Mr Vazonke has a job in a Skaggs Safeway store. Mrs Vazonke is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Trollinger.

Anaconda Joe Vazonke Twin Bridges Vazonke Skaggs Safeway Sam Trollinger

Hailey Woman Visits City for Graduation and Recitals

Mrs. I. M. Patterson of Hailey Idaho stays with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Little to attend the high school graduation exercises and to hear recitals by Néllie Little Johnston's pupils. The party recently returned from a trip to Chicago Detroit and other eastern cities.

Idaho I. M. Patterson Hailey, Ida Dan Little

Vacant Corner Lot To Bloom With Flowers At Bannack Idaho

If weather clears Charley Phillips will transform the vacant northeast corner lot at Idaho and Bannack into a beauty spot. He has cleaned the space and seeded blue grass and sweet peas. A novel fence is being erected to deter trespassers and support the pea vines, improving the area for residents and visitors.

Charley Phillips Idaho Bannack Mr. Phillips Phillips

Reverend George MacDougall Visits Dillon Friends

Former First Baptist pastor Reverend George MacDougall now based in Corvallis Montana visits Dillon this week as a delegate to the Baptist convention and meets numerous local friends.

George Macdougall Dillon First Baptist Church Corvallis Montana MacDougall Baptist Convention

Rainbow Girls Install New Officers and Initiate Members

The Order of Rainbow held a special meeting at the Masonic hall to install new officers and initiate three new members. Mildred Schuler was installed as Worthy Advisor, and Betty Mae Calkins Virginia Gray and Dorothy Leach were initiated.

Order of Rainbow Masonic Hall Mildred Schuler Betty Mae Calkins Virginia Gray Dorothy Leach

Barretts called to Oregon by sister illness

Mrs. Robert Barrett was summoned to La Grande Oregon on Friday due to her sister Mrs. J Clark falling ill.

Oregon Robert Barrett la Grande Ore J. Clark

First Road Builders Camp Near Dillmont Park

The first road builders camp sits north of Dillon at the edge of Dillmont park opposite Best's rabbit farm. It will offer ample shade once trees leaf and is easily accessible from Dillon.

Dillon Dillmont Park Best

Dinner Party at East Orr Street Honors Local Players

Mr and Mrs Fred Chapman hosted a dinner last Thursday at their East Orr Street home. Spring yellow and white flowers set an attractive scene. After a seven o'clock meal, pinochle prizes were awarded to Mrs W J Romersa and W D Ross for high scores and to Mrs Malcolm Stone and Justin Brundage for second highest scores. Present were DB and Mrs W J Romersa, Mr and Mrs Malcolm Stone, Mr and Mrs W D Ross, Mr and Mrs Justin Brundage, Mr and Mrs W D Tovey, Mr and Mrs T Lee McCracken and Mr and Mrs Howard E Morse.

Fred Chapman East Orr Street W. J., Romersa W. D. Ross Malcolm , Stone Justin ‘Brundage

Also Mentioned on This Page

VY 100 Guild Huber Bros. Jewelers W. E. Selner the Presbyterian Church William Welborn South Atlantic Street Bob Hildreth Elwyn Metzel Alder Eugene Bond M. M. Club M. L. Fraser the Normal College Miles City Alf Cashimore J. B. Garrison Mrs. Vennel Gamble of E. F. Leaton of Metlen Col Alf. Decker of John Inabnit Big Hole Basin A. A. Curnutt William Melogue City Idaho Falls Lillis Selway Busy Bee Club Luther Willard Southside Country Club Wim. Pahnish John “Cosgrove Anson Baxter A. J. Helmer Butte Chevrolet Iepee St. Rose Guild Baxter Mark Hampton Hampton Belgrade Landon T ‘Aylor Dorchester Iowa Geo. M. Gosman Potts Adv Pratt Geo M. Gosman Rexall Alex Armayor N. Montana Pia IX Butte Paris Perle Visca Legion Auxiliary Tattersall Rainbow Girls the Tribune Meat.co
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