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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1912

Page

2

Field Day and Picnic Sparks Irish Yellow Rivalry

Social events recount a field day and picnic at the Anderson Brothers ranch eight miles north of Dillon hosted by Mesdames Alvin L Anderson, Clark Anderson, and Miss Lamont. Green and yellow pennants marked teams, races featured Irish and yellow entrants, crowds cheered as Irish wins edged yellow in events, total score 58 to 47.

Alvin L Clark Anderson Miss Lamont Anderson Brothers Dillon Hus Anderson F. E. Foote Miss Bishop Dennis D. Rathbone Mike’’ Stevenson Matt McGrath Waldorf Marty O’toole Sel Ros Cornell Bob Matt’ Orr Coy Lougheed Johnny” Evers Mosher Pat Ostrander Jim Bert Orr Patsy G" Finch Stone Ainslie Dan” Connolly Mike” Stevenson Selway Casey Finch Matt” Orr Ed” Paul Cap” Foote Cap Casey Frankie’ Dodds Jack’ Garver Eli Morse Trish Dan" Kelly Olmsted Teddy Chapman John” Monroe Johnny Evers Mosher

Cap Bishop Receives Aluminum Loving Cup at Field Day

The Irish group awarded Boss Bishop a engraved aluminum loving cup reading To the winners. The trophy will be visible at Albert Stamm's jewelry window for several days. Leather medals went to top performers while lunch boxes for two accompanied entry tag partners. Guests left with tin spoons as keepsakes from a sunny picnic and field day.

Albert Stamm

Monday Evening Euchre at the Lusher Home

A post-lenten euchre party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Lusher and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Baxter filled four rooms with eleven tables of players. Guests included numerous local couples and notable names, with an elaborate late dinner served by four Misses Gracier, Burfiend, Morse, and Christmond.

Lusher John Lusher Jerome Baxter Sadie Gracier Bertha Burfiend Blanche Morse Della Christmond Messrs. and Mesdames O. M. Best Clark Anderson Geo, French H. T. Poindexter E. 0. Selway Justin Morse B. F. White R. R Rathbone J. F. Bishop Matthew Orr Bert Orr W. C. Orr J. B. Poindexter H. H. Swain T. D. Olmsted Roscoe Cornell Wm. Roe Henry Burfield W. B. Carter G. T. Paul James Dodd H. A. Bond A. L. Stone E. B. Roe Leslie Thomposn Wm. Bernstein W. H. Richardson Geo. Dart Geo. Edinger S. C. Arndts T. M. Murray Bert Adams Tower Geo. W. Lovell Joseph Monroe Jessie Poindexter Clara Chapman R. J. Moore Missoula Jean Bishop

St Rose Ladies Guild Meeting Noted For Pleasant Afternoon

The St Rose ladies guild enjoyed a pleasant Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs Frank Bechtold.

Ladies Guild Frank Bechtold

Sewing circle meets at Baptist church with Mrs Maurer

The sewing circle of the Baptist church gathered Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs C Maurer for a social session and sewing activity.

Baptist the Baptist Church

Ladies aid and guild gatherings at local churches

The article notes the M. E. Aid meeting in the church lecture room on Thursday. Miss Lena Lovell hosted the St James guild at her country home. The Presbyterian missionary society met at Mrs Mattie Martins home Thursday. A song and praise service is planned for next Sunday morning directed by Miss Grace Graeter.

M. E. Aid Ladies’ Aid St. James Lena Lovell Guild the Missionary Society Mattie Martin Presbyterian Church Grace Graeter

Club Notes Social Eight May Meeting Hostess

Mrs. O. M. Best will host the Social Eight club on May 31 at her Idaho street home.

O. M. Best Idaho Street

Ladies Club Meeting Delayed for Lusher Baxter Event

The club met Wednesday with Mrs. John Bishop and guests including Mrs. John Cox Mrs. Robert Moore Missoula Clara Hopkins Ellen Lovell A S Rife Mary Eidson and Joseph Monroe Bridge. The Lusher Baxter party Monday night postponed the regular gathering to next Monday with Mrs. Wm Bernstein as hostess and Bitterroot club guest Bitterroot hostess Mrs Ernest Orr. Busy Bee to be hosted May 28 at Mrs Jasper Nelson home.

John Bishop Mrs. Bishop Mesdames John Cox Robert Moore Missoula Clara Hopkins Ellen Lovell A. S. Rife Mary Eidson Joseph Monroe Bitterroot Ernest Orr Bitterroot Club Jasper Nelson

Mrs Carter Hosts High Five Club at Thomson Avenue

Mrs W B Carter entertained the high five club at her pleasant home on Thomson avenue Wednesday afternoon.

W. B. Carter High Five Thomson Avenue

Electric Bitters Fights Malaria and Builds Strength

The ad claims mosquitos spread malaria leading to fever chills and weak appetite. Electric Bitters allegedly kill malaria germs, restore appetite, and renew strength. William Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina reports three bottles cured malaria and improved health. 50 cents for sale.

Wm. Fretwell Lucama N. C

Juniors Host Banquet Honoring Seniors At Dormitory

Juniors held a grand banquet for Seniors with class colors red white and lavender green. Guests included faculty members as Miss Burke and Miss Tintinger delivered toasts and performances followed by solos and a tableaux titled An old Sweetheart of Mine. The event closed with a parting song and plans for a campus Pow Wow next Saturday.

Miss Burke Miss Tintinger Monroe Miss Nash Finch Kress Garver Miss Graeter Graeter Miss Herrick Miss Paxton Miss Hartman Miss Price Homer Worth

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