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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1926
Page
6
Dr W J Romersa motored to Butte last weekend H W Brenner visited from Grant on Wednesday Mr and Mrs Dankowski of Butte were in Dillon last Saturday C V Darnutzer from Blaine was a business visitor last Saturday
M W Bucy visited Monida earlier this week while Billie Caverly underwent an operation at Barrett hospital. Jorgen Jorgensen and George Ashworth traveled from Big Hole basin and Elkhorn district for business. Harold Capehart Don Anson and Ella Free groups toured Butte. Ed and Mrs. Cushing spent the weekend there by car. Emma Yearian Helen Yeamian drove from Lemhi Idaho to Dillon. Judge Bennett handled court matters. Luella Hobson left for Fullerton California. Malcolm Stone underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering well. W J Simmons attended in Dillon due to his father’s death in Missouri. a disturbance fine was imposed in Dillmont park with a warning from Judge Phillip.
George B Conway heads to Glendale for slag removal work. W B Hartwig and son Tom depart for Rochester Mayo Clinic. The will of Antone Jackson is admitted to probate with John J Jackson executor. Mrs F E Dodds of Superior visits Dillon. Mrs Martha J Truitt travels to California after visiting Gowen family. Dan Tovey party returns from Big Hole basin. Archibald Gibson relocates to Dillon for winter at Metlen. Nels Nelson, now ranching in Deer Lodge valley, visits Dillon. Leona Pierce and Sarah Williams motor to Centennial valley for homestead week. DAR meeting in Butte draws several locals. Mary D Craver will filed for probate with two executors. Glen Lyons undergoes appendicitis surgery. recovery described. Harry J Grimes and Elsie B Conley wed at the courthouse with witnesses Georgia Conley and O C Cosman.
Mr and Mrs George Hopkins and three children return from a three week coastal motor tour with repeated misfortunes. Thieves steal clothing in Butte and gear in Seattle, a frying pan in Spokane, utensils in Wenatchee, cash shortages, a missing dog, and a broken budget, yet the family reports good weather and overall enjoyment of the journey.
The board met at the courthouse for a day and a half and heard several petites. A committee sought funding for the Parent-Teacher Association. Building and road matters were discussed with no action. An offer to buy grasshopper campaign molasses was opened. A follow up road-viewing committee was named. The November session is moved to November 8. Filing equipment purchase was approved and a county farm dinner invitation accepted.
A reader suggests posting No hunting or trapping signs every 90 rods around premises. Signs are available for sale at the Tribune office.
Frying Pan basin offers 2000 acres enclosed with 1280 outside leased sheltered range with miles of open foothill pasture. Springs creek and abundant nearby hay. suitable for sheep and lambing operations. Contact James Kirkpatrick Dillon Avdv 38 41.
Members of St James Episcopal Church hosted a reception last Thursday at the guild hall to honor the new rector Rev Parlour and Mrs Parlour. A program of vocal solos violin and piano was performed and refreshments were served at the close of the pleasant evening.
Mrs. J. Kk. Morse welcomed former Needle club members for a Tuesday afternoon reunion at her South as street home. Guests included Mrs. BR. P. White of Santa Ana California and Mrs. KE. Dodds of Superior Montana. Refreshments were served.
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing and Mrs. Lizette Rounds at the home of Mrs. Cushing.
Mrs. M. A. Henneberry and Mrs. Francis Tonrey led a St. Rose guild afternoon gathering hosted at Mrs. Tonrey’s residence.
Miss Bertha Huber entertained the St James guild and auxiliary Thursday afternoon at her home on South Washington street. The gathering included members from the St James group with socializing and light refreshments.
Neighbors of Woodcraft held a meeting Wednesday evening October 6 at the Odd Fellows hall with Mrs. Knox Mrs. Trollinger and Mrs. George Main as hostesses. Initiation and refreshments were the order of the evening.
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