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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
4
Dillon residents host and visit across Montana and nearby states with trips to Butte Hamilton Anaconda and Jackson. Thanksgiving travel includes Miss Loretta Robison Miss Alice Roe and Mr and Mrs James Phillips. Local notices promote apartment for rent and Hole Proof Hosiery at City Shoe Store.
Mr and Mrs Ray Shannon of Ronan were guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Wheat this week. Both are former Dillon residents and are well known in the area.
A reliable cook book may be had at the Tribune Book Store for $1.00. The advertisement notes it as a useful gift for any housewife.
Beryl Gordon suffered injuries when a truck he rode was cornered and toppled him beneath the wheel. he was not seriously hurt. George Melton and his son Bobby returned from Boise, Idaho, after visiting Mrs. Dora Melton, who is recovering from illness.
Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Garver entertained many friends at a Thanksgiving dinner yesterday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Collins, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Foote, Miss Huntington, and Miss Sand.
Mrs. Ed Farley hosted a Wednesday birthday party for her granddaughter Estelle Lenox at the Lenox home. Twelve guests attended with games in the afternoon and a turkey dinner served at seven o clock, with Thanksgiving themed decorations.
Mrs Henry Wyatt and Mrs W W Hawkins hosted a pinochle party at Mrs Wyatt's home last Saturday evening. Three tables competed for high score with Mrs Fred Chapman winning top honors. After the game, refreshments were served.
Mrs John O'Dell hosted the Mah Jongg club last Friday afternoon. After pleasant play, attendees enjoyed light refreshments.
Francis Tonney Jr. celebrated his seventh birthday on Wednesday afternoon with about twenty young friends invited. After games the children shared cake and refreshments in a festive party atmosphere.
Mrs C W Woodburn hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge luncheon at her South Atlantic Street residence. Four tables competed in the event after a perfect menu, making the gathering a refined social afternoon.
Mrs Mary Judge entertained a number of friends last Sunday at a turkey dinner described as handsome in appointments. Covers were laid for eight.
The Twentieth Century Dancing club presents a dance this evening at the Guild Hall hosted by Mr and Mrs Eugene Poindexter Mr and Mrs Jack Rees Mr and Mrs Hiram Brundage and Mr and Mrs Archie Henneberry.
Mrs. I F Hunsaker and Mrs James Pilgrim entertained Country Club members and their husbands Tuesday at one with a turkey dinner at the Hunsaker home. Forty one people attended the bounteous repast and a business meeting followed in the afternoon.
The Wednesday afternoon Bridge club will be entertained next Wednesday by Mrs. Chester Gilbert and Mrs. R FE Foster.
Latimer found an office one floor above a bank and placed his second-hand safe over the vault. When questioned about the money, he claimed it was “over a million” and the vault’s actual contents confirmed the boast. An old friend doubted Latimer’s success.
180 acres equipped near Dillon with irrigation and cultivated land priced at 9500 dollars with terms. 190 acres seven miles from Twin Bridges irrigated and improved priced at 10000 dollars with terms. Adv. 47 48 C C Newman Dillon Mont.
Miss Elizabeth Shotwell will entertain a number of friends Saturday morning with a waffle breakfast at the home of Mrs. J. B. Cluley.
A dated advertisement urges parents to treat a child's cough or cold early with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It claims speedy relief at low cost and notes the remedy is safe for older persons as well. Potts, the Druggist, promotes demand for this product.
The greatest gift is health and Christmas Seals offer help to those affected by tuberculosis. Families and individuals suffer from the great white plague, with Tuberculosis Associations funded by the annual seal sale.
Robert J Walker, Lincoln's press agent famed for a 1863 balloon voyage across England to scatter propaganda for Civil War loan promotion, died a poor man.
Local facility in Malta is transferred to Montana Power Co. as the firm begins extending service to Milk River towns, expanding electric coverage for the region.
Revised figures place the Blackfoot logging line on the Milwaukee system at 350000 dollars for the 15 mile route. The grade had been constructed years ago.
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