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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
5
Local notices and shop ads mix in Dillon listing
Busy column lists millinery parlor visits and social meetings with Mrs B W Clark and Mrs C C Barnett. It notes Baptist Ladies Aid Thursday 2 PM and St James Guild at Miss Thorpe’s next Thursday. Also ads for stoves beams wagons and beers at local saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Ladies' Aid
W. T. Taylor
Joan W. Morton Co
St. James Guild
Miss Thorpe
Miss Innes
Dillon
James Dunstan
Normal College Notes Go Trip to Sheep Canyon
Saturday morning about eight o'clock four hay racks and a coach full of boys and girls left for the annual Go of the Montana State Normal college at Sheep canyon. Moonlit return crowd sang a faculty yell praising Prof. Robbins Dr. Squire and Miss Thormyer. Mrs Lucy G Branan registered this week. Beaverhead county Institute teachers visited in the afternoon and Prof. Harmon addressed students in General assembly. Prof. Clark attends the Helena Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Normal College
Sheep Canyon
Monroe
Owsley
Robbins
Squire
Swain
Thormyer
Lucy G. Branan
Normal College
Beaverhead County Institute
Harmon
Clark
Helena
High School Notes and Local Social Events
Miss Alice Herr visits the school as Democratic nominee for county superintendent. New instructors F. D. Willis and others join. Prof. Meyers resigns to work in Idaho. A high school pin design is being created. Autumn entertaining at Mrs. Morse's home features decorated tally cards and tree quizzes. A theatre scene ends with a slipper incident prompting a new rule for slipper finders ahead of A Royal Slave at the Dillon Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Herr
Bertha Hoffman
Benjamin Willard
W. H. Meyers
Polaris
Silver Fissure Mining Company
F. D. Willis
Twin Falls
Idaho
Twin Falls Lumber Company
Palo High School
Michigan
Ferris Institute
General Assembly
Foote
Miss Paxton
Dillon
Emma Burfiend
J. E. Morse
Idaho Street
E. O. Selway
Miss Thorpe
Kensington
Dillon Theatre
Presbyterian Synod Meets in Dillon Next Week
The Presbyter ian Synod of Montana including the Great Falls Butte and Helena Presbyteries will hold its annual meeting in Dillon starting Thursday October 11 through Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Dr A B Martin pastor. About sixty attendees from Montana plus invited church leaders from New York Chicago and other eastern points will participate. The Montana Women's Missionary Society meets concurrently and speakers include Rev Dr Phraner Rev Dr Bradt Rev Dr Marshall Mrs Palmer Mrs Wells and Rev Dr Donaldson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Synod of
Montana
Great Falls
Butte
Helena
Dillon
First Presbyterian Church of
A. B. Martin
New York
Chicago
Women's Missionary Society of
Phraner
New York City
Home Board of Home Missions
Bradt
Board of Foreign Missions
Dr. Marshall
Indianapolis
Church of the United States
Palmer
Heme Board of Missions
Women's Missionary Society
Wells
Foreign Board of Missions
Donaldson
Bozeman
Indian lecturer to speak on Hindus and British rule in Dillon
Dr N Krishna a noted Indian pundit will lecture in Dillon tomorrow night at eight on The Ways and Customs of the Hindus British Oppression of India. He has traveled to fifty two countries studied at Cambridge and Leipsic and aims to study social and political life. Prof and Mrs Luce hosted a choir party for the Presbyterian choir with decor of hearts and blue red festoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Krishna
Dillon
India
Krishna
Cambridge
Leipsic
Edward S. Luce
Presbyterian Choir
Nannie Featherly
Edith Remley
Mr. Chapman
Mrs. Luce
Mary Baker
Miss Bishop
Mesdames Monroe
Luce
Trousseau
Jean Bishop
Local Names List Read Aloud in Fragment
A fragment lists individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Tattersall, Emrys White, Jardine Rife, George Melton, Reed, Will Featherly, J. Robbins, Harry Martin, and Will Chapman. No events or actions are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunnard
Mrs. Tattersall
Messers
Emrys White
Jardine Rife
George Melton
Reed
Will Featherly
J. Robbins
Harry Martin
Will Chapman
Surprise Birthday Honoree Feted At Mrs Ambrose Home
Last Monday evening a pleasant surprise honored Mrs W E Ambrose at her birthday gathering at Mrs Amos Elliotts. Friends attended including Mr and Mrs Frank Knotts and family Mr and Mrs A L Badcon and family Mr and Mrs Geo Wade Mr and Mrs M A Elliot Mrs Beardsley Johnson and Mrs Stoller. Ambrose received many pretty presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Elliott
W. E. Ambrose
Frank Knotts
A. L. Badcon
Geo. Wade
M. A. Elliot
Beardsley- Johnson
Stoller
Ambrose
Harvest Home Service at Baptist Church
A Harvest Home service is planned at the Baptist church next Sunday morning under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. John Lovell. The church will be decorated with flowers fruits grains and vegetables. The pastor will deliver an appropriate sermon and the choir will perform with Mrs. Scott soprano and Miss Grace Adams as accompanist. The evening subject is Dealing with Temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
John Lovell
Scott
Grace Adams
Card of Thanks From Richt Family
The Richt family thanks the people of Dillon for their sympathy and for assisting in caring for the remains of their beloved son and brother Irvin A. Rich. AnD Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Irvin A. Rich
Josephus Richt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Rabb & Taylor Millinery
B. W. Clark
C.C. Barnett
N. E. Stone
Blatz
Charles Perry
Bannack Street
Robert Gray
Bannack
St. Clair
Helen Floto
Comet Mountain District
Mallory
Cravanette
Reg
J. Robert Morton
T. D. Olmsted
Hone
Normal College Notes
Illinois
Annette
Presbyterian Synod
Church
Club House
Charlotte Featherly
Maud McConnel
Denver
Colo
Miss Drysdale
Lima
Patterson
Harrisburg
Florence Carter
Maidie Rife
Mary Smith
Grace Ams
Lavinia Slocum
Edith Dudley
Harvest Home Service
C. D. House
Red
Rock, Montana
Ing
Scott & Decker
Redrock, Mont
Dillon, Mont
Graeter
Grogery Company
Montana Mercantile Co
Cery
Dillon Furniture Company
G. T. Paul
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