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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
5
Dillon residents and visitors frequent town venues with many names listed. People from Lima Blaine Grant Melrose Wisdom Alder Armstead Bannack Dillon and Idaho Falls visit for business, family, and events. a wedding and a theater note are included along with community updates.
The Bitterroot club was entertained last Wednesday afternoon by Miss Bertha Huber at her home on South Washington Street.
At the Dillon Rotary club meeting last Monday noon Miss Eleanor Hedrick discussed Japan and Korea while Miss Van Noy spoke on Manchuria and China after summer visits. District Governor Frank Venable attended and spoke briefly. Fred Waldorf chaired. Next Monday is Armistice Eve and members are asked to bring an ex service man as a guest.
Miss A Dunham of Salt Lake escaped serious harm when her Cord car skidded into a guard rail north of the city. She was struck by Miss Bee Thomas driving behind her and sustained a badly crushed foot. Both cars were damaged. Dunham received care at Dillon. Karl Walker of the post office force recently shot a five point buck in the Ruby region.
Members of the American Legion auxiliary thank the people of Dillon for their loyal support in making the Get-Me-Not drive a success in Dillon on November 1.
Foley Gra m cough remedy promises quick effect lay claim to genuine Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Spreads a healing coating over irritated throat tissues and clears air passages. Elevates phlegm with ease while offering sedative comfort without opiates. Endorsed by mothers and suitable for elderly persons. Family Size advertised as a thrifty buy sold everywhere.
Hundreds of small blue artificial flowers made by disabled World War I veterans were sold by the American Legion auxiliary in Dillon last Saturday. Proceeds support families of disabled soldiers. Committee members included Mrs. Louis Schuttroth, chair. Mrs. F. G. Lyon. Mrs. Harvey Sorenson. Mrs. Harry MacMannis. and Mrs. John Sanner.
Mr and Mrs W W Thibade entertained guests on Thursday evening with a Hallowe en party. Pinochle was the diversion and refreshments were served late. Mrs Harry Graves held high score for the ladies and Mrs Jay McCarthy was low while Jay McCarthy was high for the gentlemen with W S Gorman taking the consolation prize.
Members of the Brotherhood of St Andrew a boys organization of St James church entertained last Friday evening with a dance at St James guild hall.
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church was entertained by Mrs BE Burles Thursday afternoon November 6 at her home 12 South Atlantic street.
J. C. Jeppson shot a fine five point deer last Sunday in the Medicine Lodge district, ranked among the season’s best Dillon hunter harvests.
The M M club was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Fred Chapman on Wednesday afternoon with a luncheon at the Country Inn.
The Ellen May guild will be entertained Thursday afternoon November 18 by Mrs. Clark Anderson and Miss Ann Feely at the country home of Mrs. Anderson.
The Dillon Country Club held its annual dinner tournament last Sunday, captained by GP Thomas, with the Dry side winning. The dinner occurred Tuesday evening at the Country Inn, more than twenty members attended.
Bernard Williams head of the agricultural department at Beaver Head County High School says local poultry owners may have their flocks examined to select the best birds for exhibition. Poultry shows are planned in Butte and Missoula this winter, and several local birds may compete. Notify Mr Williams if interested.
Mrs Arthur Gracter entertained Hob Nob members Friday afternoon at her home on Rife Street with a 21 80 luncheon.
Lois Gilbert served as the charming hostess at a Halloween party last Friday evening attended by ten young friends who were invited to the event.
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