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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1924
Page
10
Bees G G H Norris visits Dillon from Melrose. Many residents travel to Butte for appointments while others host guests from Reichle Sheridan Apex and Wisdom. Local sales include alfalfa hay and multiple real estate listings. News covers residents traveling, shopping, illness, and civic notices.
Miss Ruth Garland, an efficient stenographer for the local Forestry office, has returned after a month visiting relatives and friends in Kansas City Chicago and other eastern cities.
Miss May Sprinkle left for Butte Thursday with her mother Mrs FE B Sprinkle to undergo a tonsil removal operation.
Mrs Mary Judge and Mrs Frank Caskin left Thursday for Missoula to represent the Dillon Council at the state meeting of the Catholic Women's National Welfare Council.
Mrs Diggle Emerick will entertain the Northside Country club Tuesday October 21 with a hot dinner at 1 o clock. The Beaverhead County Federation of Women's clubs semi annual meeting was held in Jackson on Saturday October 11 with representatives from Wise River Wisdom and Northside present.
Delta Phi Chapter of the Westminster Guild will be entertained by Mrs. A. L. Anderson and Miss Genevieve Alberts on Thursday afternoon October 23 at Mrs. Anderson home.
Presbyterian students and teachers and others planning the church home in Dillon are invited to a Cut-up Party at the church Friday evening October 17. The Delta Phi Chapter of the Westminster Guild are the hostesses for the event.
The Woodcraft Thimble club was entertained Friday evening October 10 by Mrs. L. F. Molleur and Mrs. Sherman Slughes at the home of Mrs. Molleur. After a pleasant evening the guests enjoyed refreshments.
The Methodist Aid Society was entertained Thursday afternoon in the church lecture room by Mrs. Dan Mooney, Mrs. Frank Kellum, Mrs. Richard Hobson and Mrs. J. B. Mayfield.
Mrs E L Poindexter will entertain the Theta club on Tuesday October 21 at her home on South Idaho street.
The Delphian club gathered at Mrs. Eugene Poindexter's home for a Beethoven Mozart piano discussion focusing on interpretation and the Sonata. The October 20 selections will be at the public school auditorium with the next meeting set for October 20 at Mrs. W G Gilbert's home and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert leading the early Romanticists Weber Schumann and Schubert program.
Mrs S S Patterson entertained the Busy Bee club Wednesday afternoon in a descentfully hosted social event with members sharing conversation and refreshments.
Mrs FLOH Garvey hosted the Needle club Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs Lee R Might and Mrs Clark Anderson. Delicious refreshments were served.
Invitations issued by Me and Myre announce a Halloween V party led by Geores Lennox and My JW EL Robert. The Ro evening, Oct. 25, features a dinner format and social gathering at the venue.
Mrs M Gist entertained members of the Jolly club at her home on Tuesday evening. Mrs Claude Brearton was a guest. Delicious refreshments were served.
The advertisement argues catarrh worsens with a run down condition and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a local ointment plus an internal tonic. It claims the product has sold for over 40 years and lists FB. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio as makers and distributors.
Statement by cashier W C Jennings lists loans and discounts totals, government securities, and cash items with a 1924 Montana context. Notary J W Rees confirms oath in Dillon. The bulletin also notes Cascade road completion, Shelby sewer and water plans, Chinook sugar factory approval, and Lake Basin oil and gas well results nearby.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe reliable cough remedy for coughs colds and hoarseness. It claims the product uses pure ingredients and is pleasant and easy to take.
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