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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1924
Page
10
Miss Clara Plant hosted the Pinochlé club Tuesday evening while Mrs Boss Emerick entertained the Jolly club Wednesday. The American Legion plans a banquet tonight at Sugar Bowl cafe with delegates to the Helena state convention in June.
Miss Ruby Wyatt proved a charming hostess at a Sunday breakfast at her home. Seven young ladies attended to enjoy Miss Wyatt's hospitality.
The Northside Country Club will be entertained by Mrs. Nels P. Nelson on Tuesday afternoon June 3. The Manse Society meets with Mrs. Jardine Rife at her country home Thursday afternoon June 5. Cars will be at the Presbyterian church at 2:80 o'clock to transport those with no other arrangements.
The St James Guild was entertained by Mrs Warren and Mrs Walter Grimes Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Warren.
The pupils of Miss Helen Finch assisted by I. L. Tello and the Normal College orchestra will present a recital at the Normal College auditorium on May 30 at 8:15 PM. The program promises to be one of the year's most interesting and entertaining performances.
Music lovers in Dillon enjoyed two artistically strong recitals last week at the Normal College auditorium. Ruby Wyatt’s piano pupils performed with notable skill followed by Connie Martin directed male quartet and four pianists ensemble. Mrs Elmo J Scott presented vocal students with Myrna Simpson as accompanist to broad audience appreciation.
The Rotary club of Dillon holds a banquet and reception tonight for retiring president F. A. Hazelbaker who has led the club for two years. Rotarians and wives attend with invitations sent to district governors and past district governors of the state. The event takes place in the Andrus hotel dining room.
The organization in Montana celebrates its 26th anniversary this year, reflecting on decades of craft, community service, and youth programs across the state. It notes ongoing activities and future initiatives to engage members and supporters.
Mrs L F Molleur hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club for a turkey dinner at five. Complimentary to two departing members Mrs Nellie Barry and Mrs ReRoy Beam as they relocate. Barry heads to Salt Lake City to make her home while Beam goes to Idaho Falls for Mr Beam’s high school assignment.
Local notes detail Fors gren's Grocery supply news and dressmaking ads. Mentions visits by John Mullen to Armstead, John Peterson from Horse Prairie, and Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Grimes from Bedrock. The Ladies Aid entertained at Miss Clara Plant's home. Red Star garage sold a Dodge touring car.
Theta will be entertained by Miss Gertrude French Tuesday evening, June 8th. For Sale lists a new white and gray enameled steel top Peninsular kitchen range never used. Inquire at Tribune office. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Edinger of Divide were in Dillon Tuesday. Miss Mary Gist accompanied them home returning by train Thursday morning. William E. Rood editor Twin Bridges Independent and Rev J H Kunert visited Dillon Wednesday. G A R ladies will attend American Legion services and decorate graves tomorrow.
Mr and Mrs Jack Nemick entertained many friends Monday evening with a formal dinner and four pinochle tables. Mrs Hiram Brundage and W B Hartwig held the two high scores.
Mrs J J Smith Mrs Henneberry Mrs Sherman Hughes and Mrs L F Molleur traveled to Butte last week in Molleur's car to attend the Woodcraft lodge birthday event.
Ranchers and townsfolk report a lighter mood after a rain on Wednesday easing drought concerns. Several residents travel for Memorial Day visits and local politics include George Tash's bid for county commissioner on the Republican ticket.
James Anderson visited Dillon from Helena on Tuesday. Thelma Livingston of Butte stayed with Neva Page at the Normal college last weekend. Mr and Mrs Adolph Stewart and their children from near Blaine visited relatives Saturday. Two residence lots facing east South Atlantic best location priced at 850 for both. Five lots North Pacific north of Wedumbungalows priced 21 cents each. C C Newman 20 Telephone Block Dillon Mont.
Mrs. Mary Towser of Sullivan Indiana reports her child’s cough improved quickly with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The advertisement promotes Foley's product as prompt relief for coughs colds and hoarseness with Potts the druggist.
Security State Bank advertises a sale of mahogany bank fixtures and office furnishings including desks tables chairs stools filing cabinets safes posting machine typewriters and related office equipment. Prices set low to sell and buyers are invited to inspect at the bank.
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