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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1928

Page

5

Social notes from Dillon area visitors and weddings

Various local social items note visits by Pendleton, Miss Laura Sprinkles, J. D. Harrison, S. P. Wilson, E. R. Cook, O. A. Schultz and others. Marriages include W T Pinkerton and Maude S. Roark, Joe Oliver Washington and Fanny Armstrong, Howard Perkins and Helen Ledinski. Mrs. Barrett and Miss Matthews travel for visits and examinations.

Joe Oliver Washington Fanny Armstrong Pocatello George Opp

Miss Carolyn White Plans Summer in Dillon

Miss Carolyn White returns from Santa Anna California where she visited her mother and brother. She expects to spend the summer in Dillon.

Carolyn White Santa Anna California Miss White Dillon

Mrs Wandrey Applies for Passport to Europe and Sail

Mrs Eleanor Wandrey has applied for a passport to Europe and will sail from New York on July 2. She plans to visit England Holland France and other countries during the summer.

Eleanor Wandrey Europe New York England Holland France

Lupins Family Visit From Connecticut

Mr and Mrs Frank Lupins and Mr Lupins mother arrived last week from Connecticut and are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Lupins.

Martin Connelley of Polson A. T Connelley Frank Lupins Mr. Lupins Connecticut Charles Lupins

Forest ranger injured after horse falls into hazard hole

R. J. Bowers, a forest ranger at Dell, sustained severe cuts and bruises when the horse he was riding last Monday fell after stepping into a badger hole. He was brought to Dillon for medical treatment.

R. J. Bowers Dell Badger Hole Dillon

Death of George Chambers Prominent Malta Merchant

Mrs. T. D. Olmsted was called to Malta last week by the death of her father George Chambers a prominent old time merchant of that city. Mr. Chambers had visited in Dillon on several occasions and was well known here.

T. D. Olmsted Malta George Chambers Mr. Chambers Dillon

Well Known Couple Marries in Butte

Dillon friends Mary Christiansen and Edward B Hastings wed in Butte on Sunday at St John Episcopal Church. Rev Chapman presided and a breakfast at Finlen followed. The couple, visiting New York and Washington before returning to Dillon, plan to make Dillon their home. Christiansen, a former Christie beauty shop owner, is the daughter of N P Christiansen. Hastings is a longtime Ryan Fruit salesman with many local friends.

New York Washington Dillon N. P. Christiansen Pearl I. Smith Christie’s Hastings Ryan Fruit Company

Shower Honors Miss Signe Mattson Before June Wedding

The B M U hosted a shower at Mrs. Tom Craver’s home for Miss Signe Mattson, primary teacher and June fiancée of Mr. Hugh Langevin. Guests included Mrs. J R Freeman, Mrs. L D Brown, Mrs. Hans Pedersen, and many others. a pink rose theme appeared in decorations and the bridal party entrance.

Tom Craver Signe Mattson Hugh Langevin Miss Mattson Billy Ann Rife Joe Brown Miss

Miss Nellie Little’s Pupils to Perform Recital

The music pupils of Miss Nellie Little will present the first in a series of recitals next Monday evening May 28 at the training school auditorium. The program is an operetta with songs dances and piano solos featuring 21 numbers. Three more recitals follow in early June with free admission.

Nellie Little Training School Miss Little

Mrs Fairbanks Honored At Eliel Home Luncheon

Mrs. E. L. Fairbanks, bound for a summer departure, was guest of honor at a luncheon Wednesday afternoon hosted by Miss Clara Plant at the Eliel home on South Washington. Miss Plant had previously entertained for Mrs. Rees, mother of John Rees visiting from Salt Lake City.

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Graeter At Country Inn

Mrs. Helen Randolph and Miss Clara Plant hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs. Arthur Graeter at the Country Inn last Monday. Afterward guests drove to Mrs. Randolphs home for an evening of cards with Miss Clara Adams winning high and Mrs. E L Poindexter scoring low.

Helen Randolph Clara Plant Arthur Graeter Mrs. Randolph Clara Adams E. L. Poindexter

Professor Robert Clark Hosts Journalism Class

Professor Robert Clark hosted last Monday evening for the Normal college journalism class at his East Sebree street home. Games and diversions entertained attendees and delightful refreshments were served at the close of the evening.

Robert Clark the Normal College East Sebree Street

St Rose Guild Hosts Gathering at Mrs Paul’s Home

Mrs Anson Baxter and Mrs Frank Paul entertained the St Rose guild on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Paul.

Anson Baxter Frank Paul St. Rose Guild Paul

Riverside Country Club Entertainment At Mrs Mayfield Home

Riverside Country Club was pleasantly entertained on a Wednesday afternoon by Mrs J B Mayfield at her west side residence.

The Riverside Country Club J. B. Mayfield

Missionary Society Meets at Betsy Haines Home

The Women’s Home Missionary Society met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Betsy Haines’s home on South Atlantic Street for their gathering.

Women’s Home Missionary_society Betsy Haines South Atlantic Street

Commencement Week At Normal College Delights Audience

Commencement week at the Normal College opens with a baccalaureate service in the college auditorium with music and an address by S E Davis titled Leadership Unsought. Senior events include a May 28 dinner, the play Alice Sit by the Fire, the Gargoyles banquet May 29, a Wednesday tea, and a Senior Sing and Pow Wow on campus followed by a candlelight procession. Third division commencement on May 31 features speaker T J Davis of Butte.

S. E. Davis Residence Normal College Gargoyles Country Inn Thelma Holliday Clark College T. J. Davis Butte Rush Jordan University of Idaho Porter Osborne California David Meads Harlem Malta Glasgow Davis Havre North Merry Moyle Smith Wallace Forsgren Dillon Lowdon Alice Lillie Great Falls Hoover Blanche Fousek John Donaldson Wolf Point

Religious census at Normal College shows church adherence

The annual religious census of Normal College students finds nearly all report church membership or preference. Methodists lead among denominations, followed by Catholics Presbyterians Lutherans Episcopal Baptists Congregational Christian and Christian Science. Five students ex-

Normal College

Two More Filings for Beaverhead County Office

C W Francis a noted Big Hole ranchman filed for county commissioner on the Republican ticket to replace J F Shaw. Francis earlier served 1907 to 1917 as commissioner. Annie E Nelson filed for public administrator on the Democratic ticket leaving surveyor as the only county office without a candidate.

C. W. Francis Big Hole Basin Beaverhead John S. Baker J. F. Shaw Francis Shaw Annie E. Nelson

Waldorf Store by St Rose Guild Home Cooking Sale

A Saturday sale event at Waldorf's Store by St Rose Guild Home Cooking of All Kings. Proceeds or details are incomplete in the fragment, with emphasis on the food sale date and location.

Waldorf’s St. Rose Guild

Hazelbaker Club Organizes Support for Lieutenant Governor

A Hazelbaker for Lieutenant Governor club formed in Dillon with J. I. Monroe elected permanent president and B. N. Stevenson secretary. Members include H. M. Brundage A. T. Peterson Frank Eliel J. F. Morse I. O. Selway T. Sc Gilbert W. T. Scully Don Anson and L. Peterson. The group aims to back Senator F. A. Hazelbaker on the Republican ticket with another meeting planned next Saturday.

Hazelbaker Dillon Beaverhead J. I. Monroe B. N. Stevenson H. M. Brundage A. T. Peterson Frank Eliel J. F E. Morse I. O. Selway T. Sc. Gilbert W. T. Scully Don Anson Wisdom L. Peterson Lima F. A. Hazelbaker

Suit Filed for Quiet Title on Land Left by Frank Landon

Mrs. Zetta Landon Carter files in district court to quiet title to real estate left by her father Frank Landon. Defendants named include Anna Tobin Orr Brothers Kate Ellerman J H and W G Gilbert as trustees and J H Gilbert as administrator of the estate.

Zetta Landon Carter District Court Frank Landon Anna Tobin Orr Brothers Kate Ellerman J. H. and W. G. Gilbert J. H. Gilbert

Golfer Dr. Robert Clark Wins Hole-in-One Certificates

Dillon’s famed golf enthusiast Dr. Robert Clark, known for a remarkable hole in one, has received two new certificates this period. One comes from the Chicago Hole-in-One Club, numbering 82, and the other from the Canada Dry Hole-in-One Club, adding to his growing collection of prizes.

Robert Clark Dillon Chicago Canada Dry

Registration Books Close for Primary Nomination Election

Notice states that the elector registration books for the Primary Nomination Election close June 1, 1928 at 5 p.m. Electors may register with the County Clerk or a deputy registrar or before a notary public or justice of the peace. Those who did not vote in the November 1926 General Election must re register to vote in the upcoming elections. John S. Baker, County Clerk and ex officio registrar for Beaverhead County, Montana.

Justice of the Peace

Prominent Melrose Merchant Dies After Illness

Ralph F. Dutch dies at 69 after long illness in Melrose. A Montana resident 45 years, he co owned Reid & Dutch general store and was active in civic life. Survived by wife, sister in Boone Iowa, and a brother in Creighton Nebraska. Funeral held in Melrose with Rev Edward Smith of Butte presiding. body moved to Dillon for interment in Mountain View Cemetery.

Ralph FE. Dutch Melrose Reid & Dutch Mr. Dutch Montana Boone Iowa Creighton Nebraska Ienterprise Lodge Edward Smith Butte Dillon Mountain View Cemetery

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank Pendleton S of Wisdom Laura Sprinkles J. D. Harrison Grasshopper - Wednesay S. P. Wilson Twin Bridges O. A. Schultz the Andrus Sheridan Charles Henry Spokane J. M. Neidt Jackson James Duncan Flora Duncan W. T. Pinkerton Maude S. Roark Glenn Decker Chevrolet Ruth Fairchild A. W. Smith Grant Metlen Howard Perkins Salt Lake Helen Ledinski Los Angeles L. P. Phillips Robert Barrett Monte Matthews Murray Hospital Georgia Matthews S. Main St Butte ‘Mont Bond Grocery Co F. H. Bimrose Armstead Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart Schafner & Marr Iieae Mrs. Fairbanks MR. Clark Host Riverside Club Hazelbaker Club Notich John S. Baker County Beaverhead County Anderson Market
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