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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1924

Page

10

Alumni Dance Links BC High School Class of 1924

The Beaver notes a Tuesday night alumni dance at Dillmont Park for BC H S Class of 1924. Mayor Cornell leads the grand march with Mrs Cornell. seniors perform an original verse and acts include Miss Georgia Metlen in a powder puff costume, a ukulele duo, and solo songs by Edna Schenk.

the Beaver Dillmont Park Cornell Warren Stone Georgia Metlen Ann Morgan Tess Kelly Normal College Edna Schenk

Gentle Spring Ladies Dinner and Bridge Party

The W B Hartwig home on Reed street hosted a Thursday evening dinner for a group of ladies entertained by Mrs FE B Roe and Mrs Hartwig. After dinner seven bridge tables were used with lavender pink and pale yellow decorations and spring flowers forming centerpieces. This event opens a planned series of parties by the hosts.

W. B. Hartwig Reeder Street FE. B. Roe

Baccalaureate Breakfast Honoring Senior Class

Mary Gist and Valma Judge hosted a breakfast for the Senior class at the Camel Inn on Sunday morning May 18. Seniors gathered at 9 15 in cap and gown, each table adorned with apple blossoms and violets as favors. Menu included grapefruit strawberries shredded wheat bacon eggs muffins.

Mary Gist Valma Judge The Camel Inn

Play to Be Given by 7th Girls Under Miss Young

Cho Cho, a health play, will be presented by a group of seventh grade girls under Miss Young, a Normal student. The performance is added to the evening session of the County Federation on Saturday May 24 in the kindergarten rooms of the new training school.

Cho Cho Miss Young County Federation

Delphian to Elect Officers at Morse Home May 26

Mrs. Arthur Graeter hosts Theta Tuesday evening. The Dillon Delphian club plans its final literary meeting Monday May 26 at the home of Mrs. J. E. Morse for an election of officers.

Arthur Graeter Theta Delphian Dillon Delphian J. E. Morse

Needle Club Hostess and Guests Featured

Mrs. J. E. Morse hosted the Needle club on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Brantley, mother of Mrs. F. A. Hazelbaker, as a guest.

J. E. Morse Needle Club Brantley F. A. Hazelbaker

Etta Metzel Hosts Busy Bee Club Dinner

Mrs. Etta Metzel delightfully entertained the Busy Bee club at her home on Wednesday evening.

Etta Metzel Busy Bee Club

Bridge Club Sees Last Meeting at Phillips Block

Mrs Helen Randolph hosts the Wednesday Evening Bridge group at her Phillips Block home for the season’s final gathering.

Helen Randolph Phillips Block

Baptist Ladies Aid Hosts Gathering at Greene Home

The Baptist Ladies Aid society was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. C A Greene and Mrs. G L Sewell at Mrs. Greene's home The St James Guild will be entertained by Mrs Warren Stone and Mrs Walter Grimes Thursday evening May 29 at the home of Mrs Stone 312 St Washington Street.

Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society C. A. Greene G. L. Sewell St. James Guild Warren Stone Walter Grimes Stone St. Washington Street

Local Openings and Visits Fill Dillon Scene

Local notes list storefront openings and visitors to Dillon including Fors- and Apex residents. Names include C F Peterson Nellie McKnight J H McKnight Earl Nyhart and Miss Jeannette Garver. Events cover sales inquiries baby announcements Boy Scout talk and a Fellowship League picnic with about forty attendees.

Fellowship League Barrett’s Station Grove

Snow Abounds Up Rattlesnake Creek Portents Water Boom

Snow blankets the upper Rattlesnake Creek region signaling a favorable water season for valley residents. Last winter four feet of snow piled at Hilltop and Minneopa reservoir, expected to deepen with continued warm spells and rising streams.

Rattlesnake Creek Hilltop Minneopa Reservoir

Visitors and locals mingle in Dillon week

Harry Andrus Jr. spent Wednesday in Butte R L Barrett a Grant visitor in town today Jesse Swafford from Melrose in Dillon Albert Yokelson forest ranger at Dell visited Dillon Henry Birrer of Dell spent several days here Mr and Mrs S B Howell of Grant visited friends Mae Stocker of Grant visited Dillon Dining set For Sale American walnut Queen Anne period in first class condition Apply immediately Rev May Dillon 21 0.

W. W. Turner Butte Dillon Albert Yokelson Dell Henry Birrer Our City Mrs. S. B. Howell Grant Mae Stocker May

City residents tap wells to water lawns with pumps

Scarcity of city water prompts several property owners to install motor driven pumps in wells about 15 feet deep to supply lawns. W F Cashmore Perry Bower and Fred Woolside are among users. Montana Market uses well water to cool an ammonia plant. Frank Hazelbaker uses an electric pump at home tapping the canal.

W. F. Cashmore Perry Bower Fred Woolside Montana Taylor and Burels Frank Hazelbaker

Sunday Morning Sun Day School and Lord's Supper Service

First Baptist Church schedules Sunday 10 o clock Sunday school for everyone and preaching on The Lord's Supper at that hour. Evening 8 o clock sermon asks Does the Bible Teach That People May Commit Spiritual Suicide. Choir practice Friday at 8 p.m.

Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Schedule

Grace M E Church opens with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Classes cover all ages. Public service follows at 11 a.m. Sermon by the pastor on the theme Finding the Way. Epworth League gathers at 7 p.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. with a sermon on Losing the Way.

Epworth League Jervices

Child's Cough Relief Promoted by Foley's Honey and Tar

Mrs. Mary Towsey of Sullivan Indiana reports her child’s persistent cough improved quickly after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The ad asserts the remedy provides prompt relief for coughs colds and hoarseness and cites Potts the druggist as advertiser.

Mary Towsey W. Beech St Sullivan Ind Foley Potts

For Sale Mahogany bank fixtures and office equipment

Handsome set of mahogany bank fixtures and mahogany furniture including desks tables chairs stools settees filing cabinets safes and more. Also two typewriters a Burroughs posting machine and manganese steel safe offered at low prices. Call at the bank to inspect and buy. SECURITY STATE BANK.

Burroughs Bank Security State Bank

Full Track Meet At Fairgrounds Today

The annual training school track meet is set for this afternoon at the fairgrounds with a complete program of events. Elimination trials have refined the field, and many entries show strong form under Prof Schlier. Dillon businessmen have donated prizes for the events and the program highlights include the obstacle race and the sack fight contested by 15 boys.

Schlier Dillon Business Men

Campbell Farming Firm Converts Montana Wheat Ranch to Flax

The Campbell Farming corporation shifts its largest Montana wheat operation to flax. The large ranch, renowned for its extensive acreage, begins flax production as part of a crop diversification plan.

Hardin Montana Campbell Farming Corporation

Great Falls completes major concrete storm sewer work

Malta plans a sauer kraut factory this year as Great Falls finishes extensive concrete storm sewer and gutter projects.

Great Falls Malta Montana

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