Local residents visit Dillon and nearby towns
Harry Hopkins of Wisdom visited with family Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H P Duvall of Anaconda spent last Sunday in Dillon. Harry Davis of Jackson was a guest at the Medlen hotel last Friday. John Anderson was in Dillon early in the week from Jackson. Ted McFadden visited relatives in Butte last weekend. Judge and Mrs Lyman H Bennett came from Virginia City last Friday. Afton Lloyd spent the weekend with her brother Keith in Missoula. H M Brundage returned from a motor trip to Missoula. Leroy Arnott from Wisdom attended to business matters in Dillon. George Clemon of Jackson spent the week in Dillon on business. Mrs Eugene Bond and son Philip visited with Mr and Mrs Tom Menke in Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Duvall
Anaconda
Dillon
Harry Davis
Jackson
Medlen Hotel
Ted McFadden
Butte
Miss Afton Lloyd
Keith
Missoula
Leroy Arnott
Wisdom
George Clemon
Eugene Bond
Philip
Tom Menke
Local Visitors and Legal Action Reported in Dillon
Mr and Mrs Thomas Hawkins and three children visited in Dillon last Sunday and Monday and paid the Tribune a call Mrs Luther Willard was down from Butte last Saturday She stated that her daughter Mrs James Davis was slightly better but had been seriously ill A suit was filed Wednesday in the district court by W J Eathorn of Reichle asking for an injunction to restrain John Kambich from interfering with the plaintiffs irrigating ditch Mr and Mrs E A Sanders left last Sunday for Big Timber where they will visit for a while before going on an extended trip east They have sold their ranch near Apex to Frank Mittlemier A S Rife a Beaverhead county pioneer returned last Friday from California where he has been visiting for several months His daughter Mrs Lee Van Etten of Butte accompanied him home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hawkins
Dillon
the Tribune
Luther Willard
Butte
James Davis
District Court
W. J. Eathorn
Reichle
John Kambich
E. A. Sanders
Big Timber
Apex
Frank Mittlemier
A. S. Rife
Beaverhead County
California
Lee van Etten
Three Women Plan Bryce Canyon Utah Tour
Mrs J E Morse Mrs Harold H Hanson and Miss Edith Callaway left last Saturday morning for a tour of Bryce canyon Utah and other points of interest in that state. They expect to be gone for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Morse
Harold H. Hanson
Edith Callaway
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Woodside Couple Visit Dillon After Spokane Wedding
Mr and Mrs Frank Woodside visited Dillon last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Woodside. They married May 2 at Waterville Washington and spent their wedding trip in Montana. Mrs Woodside was formerly Miss Lyda Augst of that city. They plan to live in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woodside
Dillon
Fred Woodside
Waterville
Wash
Montana
Woodside
Lyda Augst
Spokane
Jacksons Welcome A New Baby Boy Born Tuesday Evening
Mr and Mrs James R Jackson announce the birth of a baby boy born Tuesday evening. The couple and child are doing well at home and receive warm congratulations from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Jackson
Baby Girl Born to Armstead couple at Barrett Hospital
A baby girl arrived Monday evening to Mr and Mrs Edgar Rife of Armstead. Mother and child are reported in good condition at Barrett hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Rife
Armstead
The
Barrett Hospital
Alden Telin Returns After Appendicitis Operation
Alden Telin came back to work at the Montana Mercantile after a recent appendicitis operation in Butte. He resumed his duties this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Telin
Butte
The
Montana Mercantile
Larsen Silver Wedding Celebration at Country Inn
Mr and Mrs S P Larsen prominent ranch people of the southern valley celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with events at the Country Inn. Nearly 200 attended dinner Saturday, 250 for lunch, and about 100 more for a second dinner. Gifts were presented and friends delivered a surprise living room set at the Larsen ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Larsen
Beaverhead
Larsen
Larsen Ranch
Dinner for Class by Bernice Hirschman Students
Eighteen ladies in cooking class at the high school under Miss Bernice Hirschman hosted a Monday dinner in the domestic science department. Five courses were served with tables decorated in pink and yellow. guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Hirschman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hirschman
A. T. Peterson
Sylvester Hirschman
Mrs Bert Orr and Mrs Will Orr Host Bridge Parties
A series of social bridge events were hosted by Mrs Bert Orr and Mrs Will Orr at the former’s home. A Tuesday evening bridge dinner launched the series followed by a Wednesday afternoon bridge luncheon and a Wednesday evening bridge dinner. Nine tables played at each occasion after a well-appointed dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Orr
Will Orr
Dillon Odd Fellows Anniversary Party and Rebekah Gathering
The Dillon Lodge of Odd Fellows hosted families and Rebekah members for an anniversary party at the Odd Fellows hall with a music program featuring the Normal college glee club. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cantrell and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fairbanks gave an eight o'clock dinner at the Cantrell home on Kentucky Avenue. Pinochle was played. The Ellen May Guild plans its annual picnic at Dillmont Park for members and families on Saturday afternoon May 19, with cars leaving the Presbyterian church at four thirty.
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Dillon Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Glee Club
Normal College
E. H. Cantrell
Earl Fairbanks
Cantrell
Kentucky Avenue
Ellen May Guild
Dillmont Park
Presbyterian Church
Northside Country Club Social at Hunsaker Ranch
The Northside Country club is hosted next Tuesday afternoon May 22 at the ranch home of Mrs. I F Hunsaker north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside Country Club
I. F. Hunsaker
Beaverhead County High School Class Graduation Program
Graduation activities for Beaverhead County High School hold events from May 18 to May 24 for 41 seniors. Includes play The Whole Towns Talking, Baccalaureate by Rev R O Shannon, annual commencement, music concert, Alumni banquet, Class Day, and graduation address by Prof B A Atkinson. Class roll lists 41 names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
the Baptist Church
R. 0. Shannon
L. A. Gregory
Leonore Thompson
Miss Cloea Thomas Wins Music Honors
Miss Cloea Thomas, daughter of Mr and Mrs C P Thomas of this city, will teach music during the summer at Lincoln school a unit of Columbia University She is an instructor in the music department at the Normal School Cortland NY and was engaged for the summer session following a convention of graduates of music conservatories in Chicago The Lincoln school will test an experimental half day music instruction method Columbia conducts these demonstrations Dillon girl and local school graduate and friends welcome her advancement in music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloea Thomas
C. P. Thomas
Lincoln School
Columbia University
Normal School
Cortland
N. Y
Chicago
Thomas
Dillon
Poindexters Host Supper Club Sunday Evening
Mr and Mrs E L Poindexter entertained their supper club Sunday evening with a convivial gathering and informal refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. E. L. Poindexter
Registration books close for primary nominating election
Notice announces that electors must register by June 1 1928 at 5 pm. Registration can be done with the County Clerk or a deputy registrar or notary public or justice of the peace. Any elector who did not vote in November 1926 must re register to vote in the upcoming elections. John S. Baker is Beaverhead County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Delegates Return From Conventions in Montana
Beaverhead delegates return from state conventions in Helena with reports of harmony and strong leadership. Republican delegates to Kansas City were F A Hazelbaker and W D Ross, chaired by Hazelbaker. Democrats urged backing Al Smith or pressuring Walsh to reconsider entry. Poindexter named alternate for Houston. Democrats praised enthusiasm for Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Helena
Kansas City
al Smith
Walsh
Beaverhood
F. A. Hazelbaker
W. D. Ross
Hazelbaker
State Central Committee
F. M. Poindexter
Dillon
J. P. Loss
Wisdom
Poindexter
Houston
Air Mail Week Marked Anniversary of Airmail Service
Postmaster General Harry S. New designates the week of May 14 as Air Mail Week to observe the tenth anniversary of mail by air. May 15, 1918, saw the first air mail service between New York and Washington, a start of a system now covering 9,916 miles of airways with daily mail pilot mileage totaling 22,110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. New
New York
Washington
Spirit and Aim of the Post Office Service Highlighted
The piece extols the Post Office Department spirit to extend and improve mail service. It emphasizes air mail as a public benefit, and vows courteous handling, clear guidance, and helping customers use available facilities at the Dillon post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit of the Post Office Department
Dillon Post Office
Air mail service praised as low cost option for letters
The article extols air mail carried by heroic pilots like Lindbergh, noting a dime prepaid postage for letters under half an ounce to any US point. It also mentions Jake Neidt visiting from the Big Hole basin on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindberg
United States
Jake Neidt
Big Hole Basin
Rider Kicking Incident Leaves Youth Injured In Valley
Joe Stephanie 18 son of Mr and Mrs John Stephanie ranchers in the valley suffers a broken nose and severe facial lacerations after being kicked by a horse. He rests easily and faces no apparent danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stephanie
John Stephanie
Lighting system ad ad asks ranchers to consider safest option
Attention ranchers are urged to consider a lighting system that is safest and best by test, with a reference to A. C. Gruwell as the advertiser. The notice emphasizes reliability and safety for farm use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Gruwell
Perry Crosses Welcome Baby Boy This Week
Mr and Mrs Perry Cross announce the birth of a baby boy last week. the family celebrates the new arrival at home with joy and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Perry Cross
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Harry. Hopkins of Wisdom
John Anderson
Lyman ‘H. Bennett
Virginia City
S. Main St
Butte Mont
Bond Grocery Co
Cool Wee Huber Bros
Jewelers & Opticians
Masonic Building
Society Notes
Inquire Tribune
John S. Baker
Anderson Market
the Air Mail Spirit
J. C. Fuller, P. M
Czecho-Slovakia
Tabriz
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