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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1923

Page

10

Society Hosts Receptions At Mrs Morse Home

Mrs J I Morse and Mrs Agnes Bernstein hostesses this afternoon at receptions at Mrs Morse's South Idaho Street home. Assisting include Mrs Howard Morse Mrs Fred Huber Mrs T E Gilbert and Mrs Fred Waldorf pouring with additional helpers Mrs Clark Anderson Mrs T D Olmsted Mrs J H Gilbert Mrs Clara Chapman Mrs Lorenzo Cushing Mrs E L Poindexter and Mrs A G Williams.

J. I. Morse Agnes Bernstein Morse South Idaho Street Howard Morse Fred Huber T. E .Gilbert Fred Waldorf Clark Anderson T. D. Olmsted J. H. Gilbert Clara Chapman Lorenzo Cushing

Notable Ladies Named in Links to Local Event

Four women are listed in connection with a forthcoming event: Mrs A L Anderson, Mrs O C Gosman, Mrs O M Best, and Miss Jean Bishop.

A. L. Anderson O. C. Gosman 0. M. Best Jean Bishop

DAR Meeting Set for November 13 at Mrs Bimrose Home

The D A R will hold its regular meeting Tuesday November 13 at Mrs F H Bimrose’s home A paper on Early American Churches will be read by Miss Nina Nash The President General's message will be delivered by Mrs Eugene Poindexter

F. H. Bimrose Nina Nash Eugene Poindexter

Series of Luncheons For Bridge Luncheons and Dinners

Mrs Anson Baxter Mrs Francis Tonrey and Mrs George Lovell issued invitations for a series of bridge luncheons and dinners to be held next week showing social planning by local hosts.

Anson Baxter Francis Tonrey George Lovell

Rhodes Standaher Wedding Unites Dillon and Lewistown Pair

Miss Hazel Rhodes of Lewistown wed Fred M. Standaher of Dillon in Great Falls on October 27 1923. The couple will reside in Butte and be at home after December 1 at 840 South Jackson Street Their Dillon ties include the bride and the groom who studied at Dillon with the groom later operating a cigar stand and now employed by Hennessy Company in Butte Congratulations pour in from Dillon friends.

Great Falls Montana Hazel Rhodes Lewistown Fred M. Standaher Dillon Butte South Jackson Street Staudaher Nicholas J Emma Staudaher Dillon. He Attended the University At Ann Arbor Andrus Hennessy Company

Mrs Felt Honored With Bridge Party at Tattersalls

Mrs R F Tattersall hosted a pretty bridge party Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs Frank Felt who departed Wednesday for Portland. Three tables played and refreshments followed the games.

R. F. Tattersall

Alumni Entertained by Local Hosts at Private Home

Montana State Normal College alumni were entertained on Monday evening November 5 at the home of Mrs. A L Anderson with Mrs. T D Olmsted and Miss Genevieve Albertson assisting.

Montana State Normal College A. L. Anderson T. D. Olmsted Genevieve Albertson Anderson

Local social clubs host gatherings at homes this week

The Bitter Root club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon hosted by Mrs. Jack Barrett in the Lloyd apartments. Mrs. A. L. Anderson treated the Social Eight to their regular meeting last Friday. Mrs. W. I. Stevenson hosted the Wednesday evening Bridge club. Mrs. Lillian Free welcomed the Jolly club Tuesday evening for an enjoyable event.

Bitter Root Jack Barrett Lloyd Apartments A. L. Anderson Lillian Free Jolly Club

Busy Bee club hosts Mrs Cushing Wednesday afternoon

Mrs Edward Cushing delightfully entertained the Busy Bee club on Wednesday afternoon. The gathering featured light refreshments and socializing among members in a homely group event.

Mrs Edward Cushing Busy Bee Club

Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Forsgren’s Home Next Week

The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club will be entertained next week by Mrs. J. W. Forsgren at her home.

J. W. Forsgren

St Rose guild card party set for November at St James hall

The ladies of St Rose guild host a card party on Wednesday evening November 14 at St James Guild hall. Public invited with prizes and refreshments. A musical program will be included and a good time is assured. Games begin at 8 30 sharp. Admission including lunch is 50 cents.

Ladies of St. Rose Guild St. James Guild Hall

Aladdin Lamp supplies at Fors gren's Grocery

Local notes show Fors gren's Grocery selling Aladdin Lamp supplies. Dillon items include sewing machine needles and oil shut tles from Tattersall's and various poultry feeds. Mrs Lester Rice and Mrs Noah Allen of Apex shopped in Dillon. A reliable woman seeks companion position with reference exchange. Box 802 Dillon Mont Adv.

Lester Rice Noah Allen Apex Dillon Dillon, Mont

John Roberts Funeral Held Here

The funeral of 78 year old John Roberts who died at Barrett hospital last Saturday morning was held from Brundage chapel Monday morning and burial took place in Mountain View cemetery per his sister in Baltimore Maryland. Death was due to infirmities of old age. he had lived in the area for five years.

John Roberts Barrett Hospital Brundage Chapel Mountain View Baltimore Maryland

Carnival and Market Week planned by American Legion in Dillon

The American Legion Carnival and Market Week will bring bargain sales across Dillon in late November to early December. Beverages, musical acts, and various exhibits will fill Beaverhead's new Motors garage venue each evening with a nominal admission. Yols Waterman will coordinate a dairying and agriculture exhibit showcasing feeding, rationing, and farming problems.

American Legion Dillon Legion Beaverhead Motors Duchess Houses Beeverhead Hh. Yols Waterman

Foley Kidney Pills Promising Relief Ad

A Wisconsin reader Jos. Mallien Sr. from Brussels reports relief from back and side pain, kidney and bladder irritations, and rheumatic pain using Foley Kidney Pills as advertised by Potts, the local druggist.

Jos. Mallien Brussels Wis Potts

Honest man asks higher taxes on his property

A man visits the treasurer to request his property taxes be raised by 900 dollars after disputing the assessor’s valuation. He seeks the higher amount to be taxed, a rare but not unheard of move reflecting a tax valuation disagreement.

Diogenes

Normal College Notes Highlight Activities and Talks

St Rose Sodality enjoyed a Friday event hosted by Father Leschner at the rectory followed by refreshments. A college mixer, a Wednesday assembly led by student leaders, and a men s glee club performance are noted along with trips by Dr Davis and Mr McBain to Missoula for a university authorities conference.

St. Rose Sodality Leschner Mac Toy Beth Hope Ralph Wright Men’s Association Eunice Brown

Montana oil fields earn million in three months

Montana oil fields produced about 1,000,000 dollars in a three month period as activity rose across the state. Figures reflect gains in major basins with companies reporting higher output and sales.

Montana

Coughs and Colds Promote Foley's Honey and Tar

Mrs. Will Hall of Baxley Georgia promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a top selling cough remedy. She states it relieves coughs colds croup and whooping cough and she cannot keep house without it.

Will Hall R. No Baxley Foley Potts

Also Mentioned on This Page

Huber Bros Society Rhodes-Standaher Mrs. Felt Aluani Entertainment Social Bridge Club Entertained Club Richard R. Price Forsgren’s Grocery John H. Judge Polaris Tattersall’s Tattersalls America Tory T. Lee McCracken Andrus Hotel Bldg the Tribune Treasurer’s Office Normal College Notes Dr. Davis Mr. McBain Misoula University Suithorities Phillips Martin Sorenson Idaho St
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