Social Affairs in Dillon Honor Mrs. Wim Smith on Montana Visit
Mrs. R. W. Boone hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering honoring Mrs. Wim. Smith who will visit Stevensville, Montana with relatives. Attendees included many local women and men, ending with a splendid lunch. A Saturday Baptist church surprise for Mrs. William Jennings at Mrs. Maurer’s home led to silver presentation and plans to move to Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Barrett
John Innes
Sophia Axe
M. E. French
Ellen Lovell
Abram Rife
W. B. Carter
Margaret Poindexter
John Bishop
I. Cashmore
Clifford Knapp
Mrs. Lewis
The
Baptist Church
Chris Maurer
Washington Street
W. E. Stephenson
William Jennings
Stephenson
Jennings
Reception Honors 1913 Class At College Event
President and Mrs. Monroe and Acting Vice President and Mrs. Mosher host a Wednesday afternoon reception for the 1913 class, college and training school faculty, local education board members, High School principal, press, Senator and Mrs. Selway, Representative Ellil, city clergy, and contest prize providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Mosher
College and Training School
State Board of Education
E. O. Selway
Frank Ellil
Senior Class Convocation Program Highlights
During the regular convocation period the Senior class led the afternoon program wearing caps and gowns. The program included an orchestra selection, dedication of Chinook to President J E Monroe and Miss Addie Bettes, presented by Mary Burke, senior class president, followed by College Glee Club and Seniors songs.
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J. E. Monroe
Dinner Hosts Share Evenings At Callaway Home
Mr and Mrs E J Callaway entertained at dinner Monday at their South Atlantic Street residence with Dr and Mrs R R Rathbone as guests. On Wednesday at 6 30 pm they again hosted a dinner with Judge Lew L Callaway of Virginia City Rev and Mrs W S Watson and Miss Agnes Scott as guests.
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E. J. Callaway
South Atlantic Street
R. R. Rathbone
Mrs Watson Hosts Informal Afternoon Honor Guest
Mrs W S Watson entertained informally Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs P C Williams of Virginia City who is a guest in the city this week. The afternoon was a most enjoyable one.
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W. S. Watson
P. C. Williams
Virginia City
Mrs W A Clark Hosts Informal Tea With Guests
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs W A Clark invited a few friends for an informal gathering. House guest Mrs Phoebe C Williams joined the occasion for a pleasant afternoon.
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W. A. Clark
Phoebe C. Williams
Social gathering at Metlen block apartments hosted by Dr and Mrs Walker
Dr and Mrs W A Walker entertained guests in their Metlen block apartments on Thursday evening. Refreshments were served late. Guests included Judge and Mrs W A Clark, Mr and Mrs Matthew Orr, Mr and Mrs William Bernstein, and Mrs P C Williams of Virginia City.
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W. A. Walker
Metlen
W. A. Clark
Matthew Orr
William Bernstein
P. C. Williams
Virginia City
Luncheon Held for Mrs. Phoebe Comfort Williams
Mrs. W. A. Clark presided at a Thursday luncheon at 1 o clock honoring Mrs. Phoebe Comfort Williams. Williams plans to depart Sunday for her Virginia City home after a week as a guest.
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W. A. Clark
Phoebe Comfort Williams
Juniors Honor Professor Garver at Sunday Dorm Dinner
Mr and Mrs F H Garver were guests of the Junior class Sunday at two o clock dinner in the Dormitory. After the meal the Juniors presented Mr Garver with a bouquet of iris and ferns as a token of appreciation.
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F. H. Garver
Mr. Garver
Bridge Party At Miss Carter’s Home Delights Guests
Miss Anna Carter entertained about 20 guests Thursday evening at her home with a lively bridge session. A splendid lunch was served after the games, adding to the merrymaking.
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Anna Carter
Bridge
Riverside Social Club Hosts and Plans Next Meeting
Mrs John Lovell entertained the Riverside Social Club at her country home last week. Guests included Mrs Ellen Lovell Mrs William Smith and Miss Ella Flynn. Mrs Ella Smith will host the club next Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Social Club
John Lovell
Ellen Lovell
William Smith
Ella Flynn
Ella Smith
Evening gathering at Ed Smith residence on Pacific Street
The club met at the Ed Smith home on Pacific Street Tuesday afternoon and enjoyed hospitality from Mrs. Smith. Guests included Mesdames Ellen and Lovell among others.
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Ed. Smith
Pacific Street
Mrs. Smith
Mesdames
Ellen, Lovell
Notable names listed in Paxton clerical notice
T. D. Olmsted Joseph Co. Smith M T Lougheed Wm Bernstein Paxton R W Boone William Smith Clifford Knapp and the Misses Bertha and Anna Huber appear in a dated local notice listing individuals connected to a Paxton matter or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Olmsted
Joseph Co. Smith
M. .T. Lougheed
Wm. Bernstein
Paxton
R. W. Boone
William Smith
Clifford Knapp
Misses Bertha
Anna Huber
Bridge Club Sees Substitutes At Saturday Session
Miss Clara Chapman entertained the club with substitutions by Mesdames Floyd Best M T Lougheed J C Smith and the Misses Annabel Lang Bert Shortt. Mrs E R Mosher hosted Friday afternoon with Mrs Phoebe Williams of Virginia Cuy and Mrs Walter Scott as guests. The next meeting moves to Mrs B N Stevenson this Friday evening due to commencement week.
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Bridge. Oe
Clara
Chapman
Floyd Best
M. T. Lougheed
J. C. Smith
Annabel Lang
Bert Shortt
E. R. Mosher
Mesdames W. A. Clark
Phoebe Williams
Virginia Cuy
Walter Scott
Boys Club Plans Minstrel and Party at Guild Hall
The boys club hosts a minstrel and party this Friday evening at the Guild Hall. Each member may invite three guests, and organizers expect a lively, well attended event.
Mrs. Birrer Hosts Club Meeting Next Tuesday Evening
Mrs. Frank Birrer will entertain the club at her home next Tuesday evening, inviting members to attend a social gathering in a private residence setting.
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Frank Birrer
Baptist Aid Society and Guild Meet This Week
The Aid society gathered at Mrs. Z. B. Yeaman’s home on Thursday afternoon. The Guild and friends enjoyed a social afternoon at Mrs. Don Rathbone’s home.
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Baptist
Aid Society
Z. B. Yeaman
Guild
Don Rathbone
Mrs John Bishop Hosts Manse Society Meeting
Mrs John Bishop and Miss Bishop entertained the Manse society Thursday afternoon at their Idaho street home.
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John Bishop
Miss Bishop
Manse Society
Idaho Street
Mrs. Willard Hosts Aid Society Meeting at Church
Mrs. R P Willard hosted the Aid Society on Thursday afternoon in the church lecture rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.P. Willard
Aid Society
No Guild Meeting Next Week Announced
The guild will not hold a meeting next week and none was held this Thursday.
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Guild
Funeral for Josephus Rich to be held at local church
Miss Estella Mae Rich arrived in Dillon from Hood River Oregon this afternoon. The funeral for Josephus Rich will be preached by Rev Jesse Lacklen at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday at 2 o clock. Old soldier comrades will attend and many friends will honor a longtime city resident who supported local schoolchildren with flags on Deco ration days. A young boy recalled the kindness Mr Rich showed and the flags he gave.
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Estella Mae Rich
Dillon
Hood River
Oregon
Jesse Lacklen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Rich
Baccalaureate Sermon Inspires Students and Congregation
A large audience filled the Methodist church for a Sunday baccalaureate service with graduates in front seats. Rev E V Ostrander of the Presbyterian church delivered a sermon on continual learning and preparation for the hereafter, urging action along right paths.
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Methodist Church
Bierly
E. V. Ostrander
The
Presbyterian Church
Griggs
Gounod
Tips for Mayor Selway emphasize small acts, big city gain
The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues that city leaders gain more practical credit from quick, small services like street cleaning and repairing holes in asphalt than grand projects. It warns neglecting daily needs can undermine popularity and hinder future lasting improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selway
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Electric Bitters Promised To Rejuvenate Health
Tired, weak men and women would feel ambitious and full of life by taking Electric Bitters. The ad claims the tonic aids stomach liver and kidneys and has saved thousands. A Vestal Center, New York resident praises it as a great gift and encourages readers to try it, priced 50 cents to 1.00.
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O. Rhinevault
Vestal Center
N. Y
Potts
Graduating MS Normal College Members Accept Positions
The graduating class members accepting jobs include W F Wyatt principal at Manhattan Montana Ruth Conway at Helena Dera Hart at Roundup Florence Mayer East Helena Lucile Hart East Helena Erna Heath Ovando Emma Duval Anaconda and Minnie Curry who will graduate in the summer quarter will work at Anaconda.
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Montana State Normal College
Manhattan
Mont
Ruth Conway
Helena
Dera Hart
Roundup
Florence Mayer
East Helena
Lucile Hartman
Erna Heath
Ovando
Emma Duval
Anaconda
Minnie Curry
Thinks He Is Almost God Sullivan Held For Hearing
John Sullivan is under sheriff care with a sanity hearing set for tomorrow. He proclaims himself divine and claims a girl he wishes to wed as the missing element. Arriving in Dillon with another rancher, he declared I am God and you are the Devil and shoved his companion, causing serious bruises.
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John Sullivan
Dillon
Sullivan
God
Busy Bee Hosts Two Week Meeting Scene
Mrs. John Gelhaus will host the next Busy Bee meeting in two weeks. J. E. Monroe and J. C. Smith plan to leave Sunday for Helena to attend the State board of education regular meeting.
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Busy Bee
John Gelhaus
J. E. Monroe
J. C. Smith
Helena
State Board of Education
Real estate transfers and filings in Dillon and nearby areas
Realty deeds record transfers from Patent U.S. to Bertha for 240 acres in Big Hole Basin near Jackson and other Dillon parcels. Transfers include Bannack Pacific corner lots, North Pacific Dillon plots, and Buffalo Creek holdings with varied considerations. Also listed are land contracts, a large Spokane Cattle Co. deal in Big Hole Basin, homestead and desert occupancy filings, and incorporation articles for the Hecla Miner's Social Club.
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U.S
Bertha
Forney
Big Hole Basin
Jackson
W.S. Barbour
Reuben P. Willard
Bannack
Pacific Streets
Dillon
John Forney
Edwin E. Kirk
North Pacific
Justin FE. Morse
W. E. Lloyd
Buffalo Creek
Ames Sheep Co
W. EE. Lloyd
Martin Barrett
Spokane Cattle Co
Wisdom
Harvey. K. Bissett
Little Basin Creek
Louis M. Gilman
Harvey _K
Bissett
Louis M.gilman
Hecla Miner's Social Club
Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds
Advertisement claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures bad colds quickly and permanently. It relieves lungs aids expectoration opens secretions and restores health. It boasts worldwide sale and dependable use and is sold by all dealers.
Auto Owners Invited to Dillon Area Ride by Beaverhead Club
Montana State Normal college members will join Beaverhead Commercial club for an automobile ride about Dillon on June fifth. Owners who can place cars on that afternoon should inform the club at once by leaving word with F. A. Hazelbaker on South Idaho Street or by calling telephone 57 red.
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Montana State Normal College
Beaverhead
Dillon and
F. A. Hazelbaker
South
Idaho Street
This Interests Every Woman Foley Kidney Pills Ad
A family doctor notes women seek treatment for female trouble but improve when treated for kidneys and bladder. The ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills as the best and safest medicine for such times, claiming they are a tonic with quick results. Potts the druggist endorses them.
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Foley
Potts
Eggs for setting R I R Buff Leghorns
Eggs for setting Buff Leghorns from C L Worth located five miles east, fa 21-2t.
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R.I.R
C. L. Worth
The Elope ment of Ellen Senior Play Receives Praise
Beaverhead County High School presented The Elope ment of Ellen in the Normal Auditorium to a large audience with a capable cast led by Richard Ford Eber Badcon Molly and Bessie Stroud The production featured unique stage settings a summery garden party finale and strong training by Mrs Matthew Orr and Miss Anne Ogden Johnson The Normal Orchestra provided music between acts and received high praise for its performance
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Beaverhead County High School
Richard Ford
Eber Badcon
Molly
Bessie Stroud
Robert Shepard
Carl Ostrander
Max Ten Eych
Robert
Frank Lovell Dorthy March
Max
Ford
Hazel Maurer
June Haverhill
Eee Cenee
Ruth Weenink
John Hume
St. Agnes
Ee Ethridge Ward
Matthew Orr
Anne Ogden Johnson
Ethridge Ward
Pat
Miss March
Health a Factor in Success in 19th Century Ad
Health a Factor in Success: the largest factor in a man's success is health. Constipation brings poor well being, while Chamberlain's Tablets move the bowels, improve appetite and strengthen digestion. Sold by all dealers. Advertisement from Tribune Office for Job Work.
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Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Bank OF Dillon
Mrs
Elizabeth E. Monroe
Bridge Party
Social
B. N. Stevenson
Burt A. Tower
Solo Club
St. James
M.E. Aid
St. Rose
Josephus Rich
Lacklen
Dr. Price
Smith
Ellen
Tribune Office
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