Local notices and social updates from Dillon area
Community briefs include personal visits from Henry Hildreth and J F Herr, a marriage license issued to Samuel Mahan and Mary Abel Wright, Dr W V Kingsbury moving to Metlen block, and Republic of Dillon business ads for Hughes McCaleb and Tribunt store. Also reports on county clerk Baker in Lima, round house work, and Joe Stevens injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hildreth
Bedrock
J. F. Herr
Salt Lake
Dillon
Salt Lake Candy Company
Samuel Mahan
Bedford, Sons
Mary Abel Wright
Evanston
Wyo
Justice Rich
James E. Myers
Butte
Emma Gilbert
Frank Schwartz
Myers
Albert Stamm
Stamm
Baker
Lima
Round House
W.V. Kingsbury
Metlen
Scott’s Emulsion A Modern Fat Solution For Consumption
Old advice urged salt pork for consumption but it is hard on delicate stomachs. Scott's Emulsion provides fat in a refined digestible form, combining cod liver oil and phosphates to assist lung disease and revive weak parts. A free sample is offered on request.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
N.Y. Soc
In Memoriam Mrs. Rachel Orr by Eastern Star Chapter
The Eastern Star Chapter reports the death of Mrs. Rachel Orr a longtime faithful member. It states the loss is a reminder of mortality and resolves to drape the chapter in mourning and send a memorial to her family. Committee members listed are Jennie F Bishop Mattie Marry and Mary Rirey.
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The
Eastern Star
Rachel Orr
Jennie F
Mattie Marry
Rirey
Raid on Island dusk resorts leads to mass arrests
Police raided the dusky resorts on the Island Monday night. About twenty arrested for keeping and frequenting disorderly houses. All pleaded guilty when arraigned in justice court and trial set for tomorrow. They then fled town, moving to Butte Tuesday night.
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Island
Justice Court
Butte
Bright Christmas job offer at post offices countywide
The Tribune advertises an unusual opportunity for a bright energetic boy or girl at every post office in Beaverhead and Madison counties and Lemhi county Idaho to earn Christmas money. Apply by letter to 46-81 Tur Tribune Dillov Montana.
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the Tribune
Beaverhead
Madison
Lemhi County
Idaho
Jetter
Tur Tribune
Dillov
Mont
Mrs Hart Opens Twin Bridges Millinery Store
Mrs Anna Hart a leading milliner opens a new Twin Bridges store offering hats tailor suits for all ages and a range of feminine accessories. The Twin Bridge shop began operations Monday November 9th with a promise of quality and local fashion leadership.
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Anna Hart
Twin Bridges
Twin Bridge
Military party honors Davenport couple at Butte social
In Butte, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Davenport hosted a military party at the Cottonwoods hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Poindexter. The decoration used national colors with forts as table themes and a sixty three game where players claimed fort bowls and raised flags for each victory. Defenders including Mrs. T. E. Smith and Mrs. J. B. McKinney aided as guests and the attendance list includes Edith and Eleanor Dexter and many local residents and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Davenport
Butte
H. T. Poindexter
Forts
Sumter
Monroe
Waye
Moultrie
McHenry
Donaldson
Schuyler
Fisher
Washington
Ticonderoga
Fort Maltree
T. E. Smith
J. B. McKinney
W. L. Standsher
BE. G. Davenport
Edith
Eleanor Poindexter
Misa Elisabeth Hawley
Dr. F. M. Poindexter
M. L. Davidson
Albert Stamm
Hugh McCaleb
M. W. Kingsbury
W. A. Jones
J. E. Morse
Edwin Norris
E. J. Pasmore
Matthew Orr
W. O. Orr
Geo. W. French
E. O. Selway
T. W. Poindexter
W. L. Staudaker
R. L. Riley
F. O. Kress
G. T. Paul
Ungenial Bean Auction At Washington Street Party
Last Friday afternoon Mesdames Henry Burtiend and William Roe hosted a party at the Roe home on Washington street. Guests received bags marked with the event and date and filled with one hundred beans for bidding in auctions run by Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Badcon. The Indies used beans as currency to bid on daintily wrapped parcels, producing much laughter. Refreshments followed the fun. Several dozen guests attended, listed by name.
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Henry Burtiend
William Roe
Roe
Washington Street
Anderson
Mesdames A. L. Anderson
Maggie Edie
W. G. Clark
G. B. Conway
W. T. Mauldin
Maggie Morse
Frank Williams
Epworth League Hosts Ten Cent Social at M E Church
A large crowd of young people gathered at the M E church lecture room last Friday for a ten cent social hosted by Epworth League. Rev Horn gave an hour long lecture on the Holy Land with curtain projections from his world trip. Social games followed and refreshments were served around ten. A similar event is planned at the same venue two weeks later with a new Holy Land lecture by Rev Horn.
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M. E
Epworth
League
Horn
Holy Land
Friday Dance Club organized in Dillon last week
A new dancing club named The Friday was organized in Dillon last week. Local residents formed a group to promote social dancing and community events at a central venue in town.
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Dillon
Evening Dancing Club Forms in Dillon Town
The Dillon club grew to about thirty members of the older young people, many married, formed by local promoters. The first dance at the Dillon Theater last Friday night proved highly enjoyable for all attendees.
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Dillon
Dillon Theater
Military party honors Mrs Davenport with High Five games
Yesterday afternoon Mrs E G Davenport was guest of honor at a military party hosted by Mrs H T Poindexter. High five was the card game of the event and the decorations matched the prior Wednesday gathering. Attendees included Mesdames W B Carter Geo W Dart Wm Roe Henry Burfeind B F White Phillip Lovell Dan Ward Stolle Poindexter Oscar Johnson E B Sprinkle Celeste Kingsbury J E Monroe J B Poindexter E J Conger O M Best John Foley Margaret Poindexter Davenport and Miss Lena Lovell.
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Mesdames
W. B. Carter
Geo. W. Dart
Wm. Roe
Henry Burfeind
B. F. White
Phillip Lovell
Dan Ward
Stolle
P. E. Poindexter
Oscar Johnson
E.B. Sprinkle
Celeste Kingsbury
J. E. Monroe
J. B. Poindexter
E. J. Conger
O. M. Best
John Foley
Margaret Poindexter
Davenport
Lena Lovell
Tally Card Punches at TRrpunz Store
Card counters tally at TRrpunz store as customers measure play totals. Workers scan tally cards and register purchases of game pieces and playing cards in a small, busy shop setting.
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Trrpunz
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
Hughes & Moaleb
R.R. Rathbone
First National Bank
Charles Sharkey
Frost King Obama
Riley
Presbyterian Church
A. M.hathaway
Pacific Express
Ogden
O. G. Hurst
Denver
Mr. Lovesy
Maud Hill
Emerson Hill
Mien Hill
Hughes & McCaleb’s
Dillon Bakery
Tribune Store
Rogers & Johnson
Tripunz
Dart’s
Joe Stevens
Birchton
James Lennox
League Social
New Dancing Club
Golden Rule
Mrs. Davenport
Acker’s
Acker
C. F. Smith
M. D
Olean, N. Y
Mooker & Co, Proprs
Buffalo, N.Y
B. L. Riley
Central Pharmacy
Native
Missoula and
Oregon Lumber
Portland
Dillon Lumber Company
Max Lauterbach
McCormick
Dillon Implement Company
Tribune Publishing Co
Montana
American Sales Book Co
E. W. Grove
St. Mary's Academy
Deer Lodge
Sisters of Charity
John Shober, JR
Land & Livestock Agt
Pittsburg
Tribune
L. Au
South Bound Mall
Expanoes
HS Ngaie
North Bound
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