Dillon Social Affairs and Auction Bridge Notes
Verses reflect on envy and hidden troubles behind others pleasures. Edinger played as substitute. The club plans a country meeting with Mrs C C Barnett weather permitting. The fall Auction Bridge season began Monday at Mrs T D Olmsted home with Mrs Laura Kress and the Misses Delia Dorchester Bert Shortt and Nina Nash as substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinger
C. C. Barnett
Auction Bridge Club
T. D. Olmsted
Laura Kress
Delia Dorchester
Bert Shortt
Nina Nash
Poindexter Lynn Wedding At St James Church
Mrs. Kate Poindexter of Dillon and Mr. C W Lynn of Oakland California wed at St James Episcopal church at high noon with close friends present. Rev W S Watson officiated. The venue featured pink and white blossoms and Lohengrin was played for the procession. The couple left for Butte then the coast and Oakland, where Mr. Lynn lives. The Tribune extends best wishes to the bride.
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Kate Poindexter
Dillon
C. W. Lynn
Oakland
California
St. James Epicopal Church
W. 5. Watson
Lohengrin
Margaret Poindexter
Harry T. Poindexter
Mary Innes
Mrs. Lynn
Butte
Mr. Lynn
the Tribune
Miss Lucy Carson Hosts Junior Class at Metlen Hotel
Miss Lucy Carson, dinner host, will entertain Saturday evening at the Metlen hotel. The guests will be the Junior class from the State Normal college, where Miss Carson serves as class professor.
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Lucy Carson
Metlen
The
State Normal College
Miss Carson
Club Notes Friday Bridge Event At Mrs George Dart Home
Friday Bridge notes report Mrs George Dart hosting a club gathering at her home. Social details describe an evening of bridge with members in attendance.
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George Dart
Tuesday Bridge At Mrs Otto Gosman’s Home
Mrs Otto Gosman hosted a Tuesday bridge gathering for the club and announced the next meeting with Mrs Julius Rounds in two weeks.
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Otto Gosman
Julius Rounds
Mrs Alf I Cashmore Hosts Sunday Club Afternoon
Mrs Alf I Cashmore acts as hostess for a Sunday afternoon gathering at her pleasant Railroad avenue home. The event brings together members of the local club for fellowship and conversation in a cordial setting.
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Alf. I. Cashmore
Railroad Avenue
First Club Meeting Opens Season at Mrs Paula Paul Home
The club held its first meeting of the season this Friday afternoon at Mrs. G. T. Pauls residence on Pacific Street.
Ladies hold second meeting at Mrs J Ty Cox home
The ladies plan their second fall meeting at the residence of Mrs. J Ty Cox on Idaho Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ty Cox
Idho Street
Mrs Cara Chapman Hosts Cub Meeting Next Wednesday
Mrs Cara Chapman will host the cubs next Wednesday afternoon at her home. The gathering aims to organize activities and plans for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara Chapman
Man Killed While Loading Gravel Near Divide
Thomas McIntyre a 77 year old man was killed last Wednesday afternoon while hauling gravel for the county on the road between Divide and Grasshopper. The accident occurred as he ignored warnings about unstable ground and a cave-in crushed his right side and broke his leg. The body was taken to Dillon and the funeral held at Brundage Undertaking parlors with locals Ames Ed Madden and Frank Marchessant present.
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Thomas McIntyre
Divide
Mr. McIntyre
Grasshopper
James Harrison
McIntyre
Dillon
Brundage Undertaking
Ames
Big Hole
Canada
Ed, Madden
Frank Marchesseatt
Butte Mayor Assists Stranded Street Artist Rudolph
Stranded in Butte Henry Rudolph and his family get aid from Mayor Duncan after the fair ends. Rudolph may sketch portraits on street corners until Saturday to earn money to move his wife and baby to Seattle. He traveled from Dixon and reached police HQ with $4.20 to his name. Miss Alma Ogren and Mr Jesse Ditty wed last Saturday with a Presbyterian ceremony and a reception at the Mayfield home. The couple, known in Dillon, include Alma a Golden Rule sales clerk and Jesse a county stock buyer.
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Duncan
Henry Rudolph
Butte
Alma. Ogren
Jesse Ditty
I. V. Ostrander
Presbyterian Church
J. D. Mayfield
Kntucky Avenue
Dillon
South for the Winter by Jame Abrams a Beaverhead couple
Mr and Mrs Jame Abrams return from a brief stay with relatives in Lolo Montana and plan to head to Los Angeles for the winter. They may stay the year there if they enjoy the climate while hoping to retain ties to Beaverhead where they have spent many prosperous years.
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Jame Abrams
Lolo
Montana
Los Angees
California
Mrs. Abrams
Od Beaverhead
School inspector reports strong attendance in Big Hole basin
Miss Margaret Ross county superintendent of schools returned from a basin inspection to report good conditions and large attendance across the district. She faced travel difficulties due to heavy storms, traveling by stage, private conveyance and automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ross
Big Hole Basin
Miss Ross
St James Guild Hosts Ladies' Society Event
St James Mesdames Jerome Baxter and Clara Chapman host the guild next Thursday afternoon at the guild hall. A cordial welcome is extended to members and friends of the society.
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Mesdames
Jerome Baxter
Clara Chapman
Guild
Ladies' entertainment postponed to next Thursday
No meeting occurred this week. The ladies will be entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Quackenbush.
Society Members Do Not Hold Meeting This Week
No meeting was conducted by the society’s members this week. The record notes a pause in scheduled gatherings and confirms no sessions occurred during the period.
Baptist Society Sees No Regular Meeting This Week
The Baptist society did not hold a regular meeting this week according to a brief note. No further details are provided about activities or attendees.
H. T. Poindexter Injures Arm in Ranch Incident
H. T. Poindexter broke his left arm just above the wrist last Friday afternoon while climbing into a breaking cart at his ranch south of town. A nervous horse bolted, throwing him backward and causing the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Poindexter
Mr. Poindexter
Denver duo wed as license issued by county clerk
A marriage license was issued Wednesday by County Clerk C. W. Conger to Edna Andre and Earl C. Simmons, both of Denver. Rev. Hamilton of the Methodist Episcopal church united the couple in marriage.
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C. W. Conger
Edna Andre
Denver
Earl C. Simmons
Rev. Hamilton
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Doctor Brownbeck Leaves Dillon for Northern Location Search
Dr. George Brownbeck who led the Ashlock practice during the latter's absence began a trip from Dillon this morning to the northern part of the state to seek a new office location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brownbeck
H. T. Ashlock
Dillon
Gentle and Effective Laxative Promoted by Dr. King
Thousands swear by Dr. Kings New Life Pills described as mild and effective for constipation. Hugh Tallman of San Antonio Texas praises them as the best pills his wife and he have used. Price 25 cents at druggists or by mail from H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
Repair Crew Repaints Dillon Stockyards
A late crew of Oregon Short Line painters and repair men have been stationed in Dillon for the past week. They repainted the stockyards south of town and performed maintenance on nearby facilities.
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Oregon Short Line
Dillon
Beaverhead County High Heads to Anaconda Clash
Beaverhead County High School football team left Dillon to face Anaconda High School. Weather last week hindered practice. Dillon hopes to challenge a strong Anaconda squad, though they will be outweighed. Coach Job leads Wyatt Badeon Collins Murray Bird Finch Wall Gosman McPartin Evans Chapman Baker Paddock as starters.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
Anaconda
Tome
Montana College
Wyatt
Badeon
Colins
Murray
R. T
Bird
Finch
Wall
Gosman
Q. B
McPartn
Evans
Chapman
F. B
Baker
Paddock
Returns From Twin Bridges With Lamb Shipments
William and John Lovell returned from Twin Bridges last Monday with 42 carloads of lambs shipped via the Northern Pacific to Chicago. They then received 5 000 head of lambs from G Hoover and James Capron of Salmon to winter pasture. Tom Moses of Dart Hardware sustained a serious injury after a bar altercation with a man named Mears when bartender Oscar Stone struck Moses with a beer bottle. Moses remains unable to resume work.
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Twin Bridges
Wiliam
John Lovell
Twin Bruges
Northern Pacific Railroad
Chiago
G. Hoover
James Capron
Tom Moses
Dart Hardware Company
Elk Salon
Moses
Mears
Oscar Stone
Foley Kidney Pills Promised to Restore Strength
An advertisement urges home keeping women to use Foley Kidney Pills to relieve kidney and bladder issues. It claims the product strengthens the body, eases back pain and nervousness, and improves irregular bladder action, selling through Potts the druggist.
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Foley
Potts
Local and Personal News From Beaverhead and Surrounds
Sheriff D V Irwin attended official business in Butte this week. Everett Brundage of Centennial valley visits Butte then returns to his ranch. Lima rancher Henry Fitter made a Dillon business trip. Ed Marchesseau of Polaris met with Dillon officials. Henry Burfiend returned from Bloody Dick after a hunting and fishing trip. Miss Georgia Walker of Butte visits Mrs Earl Wheat in Beaverhead. Walker leaves for Red Rock to stay with Mrs Ed Roc. Landon Ranch leased by Isaac Edinger of this city, a noted rancher and stockman. The Landon ranch is among Beaverhead county’s largest, expected to profit under new management.
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Georgia Walker
Butte
Earl Wheat
Miss Walker
Red Rock
Ed. Roc
Landon Ranch
Isaac’ Edinger
Frank Landon
Blacktail
Landon
Beaverhead County
Mr. Edinger
Booths Hyomei healer ad promises quick relief
Hyomei treatment touted for catarrh bronchitis and colds with an inhaler method. It claims to ease nasal crusting mucus and throat inflammation. A complete Hyomei set costs about $1 with a refill option available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Highland Linen writing paper promotion from local shop
A Highland Linen advertisement touts moderately priced but tasteful writing paper. The copy urges in store visit today to see easy access to good quality writing sheets with convincing value.
Tribune Book Store Opens in Dillon
Tribune Book Store located at 22 S Montana Street in Dillon announces its presence with a new retail emphasis and upcoming offerings for local readers.
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S. Montana Street
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Lowell
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Everett Brundage
Centennial Valley
Henry Fitter
Lima
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Henry Burfiend
Bloody Dick
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Devoe
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Booth
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J. B. McLaren
Corner
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