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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
8
Local notes report numerous visitors and residents in Dillon including Patterson from Lima Martinell from Dell Becker from Bannack Metlen from Emstead and others. A new Ford truck debuts at Superior dairy as Jasper authors and ranch visitors converge for hunts and gatherings.
A 1924 Chevrolet touring car will be sold to recover storage charges. The sale is set for November 1 and is associated with Armstead Ga rage in Armstead Montana.
Toulouse geese for sale after winning first prize at the County Fair. Suitable for breeding. Inquiries to Mrs Robt Frakes located one-half mile north of Dillmont Park. 41-2
Ellen May guild was entertained Thursday afternoon October 23 by Mrs F H Bimrose and Mrs Fred Crouse at the home of Mrs Bimrose 323 East Morse St St James guild was entertained Thursday afternoon October 16 at the home of Mrs Whitham by Mrs J C Whitham and Mrs Ernest Luebben
The Entre Nous Bridge club was entertained on Wednesday evening by Mrs. Alvin Jones at her home on South Pacific Street.
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church was entertained by Mrs. F. H. Bimrose and Mrs. Fred Crouse Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Tovey entertained their supper club Sunday evening with a well appointed dinner at the Country Inn. Pinochle was the diversion of the evening with three tables in play.
A Thursday night dinner hosted by eight ladies to celebrate the Turner cup tournament. Miss Glenna Vance and Miss Berniece Metlen were announced as winners of the two trophies provided by Harry Turner.
In tribute to her husband s birthday anniversary Mrs Charles Wilson hosted a Friday dinner for twelve at the Country Inn. The table boasted roses and sweet peas with an excellent menu. Attending were Dr E M Poindexter Dr George L Routledge Dan Mooney Charles Burden Sam Ditty L K Adams Emery Keller Walter Jones Fred Chapman Eugene Bond W J Stephenson and Mr Wilson.
Florence Patricia McBain daughter of Prof and Mrs J F McBain marked her ninth birthday Friday with a party attended by many young friends. Afternoon games were followed by refreshments.
The Nelson P T A met Friday for an October session with talks on Worthy Home Membership by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Schuler, a vocal solo by Lee Schuler, recitations including Ideal Arithmetic by Doris McAdam and Autumn Actors by Eleanor Johnson, plus piano pieces. Hostesses Mrs. Tom McAdam and Mrs. Walter Carlson served refreshments.
The First Lutheran church of Dillon held a Saturday reception at the Country Inn honoring Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Hanson. A program featured piano solos by Ruth Albright and Anna Christensen, a welcome address by Prof. R. E. Albright, and readings by Rev. Hanson with vocal solos by Mrs. Esther York. Over 100 members and Normal college students attended, with pink roses and sweet peas on the tables. The Hansons, recently back from a three month tour of Norway, Denmark, Italy, France, England and Germany, also attended the Passion Play at Oberammergau.
Henry Gleed Sr who had been ill for several months is reported to be improved and able to be up dressed and about the house accommodating visitors and resuming light activities at home.
Mrs Edith D Herndon plans annual October vacation as Miss Elinor Hedrick and Miss Kathryne Van Noy share tour of the Orient experiences in Japan Korea and China. Assembly speakers include Mrs Woodford Idaho discussing health and social problems next week. Junior officers named Einar Ansheim Louis Sommers Leslie Pancake Shirley Callahan advisor Miss Bregan. Dr S E Davis outlines financial measures 83 and 34 to be voted in November. William Hosking state accountant conducts official visit this week.
Beaverhead chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. A. L. Anderson's home with Miss Jessie Duboe as associate hostess. Mrs. J. W. Scott of Armstead led the program and a display of historic sites pictures was a feature of the afternoon.
Rev. Thomas J. Simons will lead a sermon and prayer on Marriage and the Home with a song. The church school meets an hour before, and parents are urged to attend with their children in the eleven o'clock service. An additional preaching service is planned at the Presbyterian church Sunday at 3 pm.
The Lutheran church invites members and friends to a first choir practice Friday evening at Prof. R. Albright 205 S Washington St at 7 80. The Sunday school meets at 10 the Divine service with Holy Communion at 11. register for the Sacrament. Young people meet Sunday at 5 at the Hansons home with carpool from the church at 4 30. All are invited.
The Northern Pacific Railway has arranged a special party to the Portland International Livestock Show on Oct 26. Round trip from Dillon is 38.50 with special Pullmans and Portland hotel reservations. The Portland Chamber of Commerce hosts sight seeing and entertainment. C E McMillen, NP General Agent, Butte, will provide full information and take reservations.
An ad features Mrs. A Connor describing fear of eating and gas while living on soup five months. It promotes Adlerika as a full cleansing remedy acting on upper and lower bowels to remove old waste and gas, with a druggist endorsement.
Miss Clara Plant hosted a Thursday luncheon in honor of Mrs. Ralph Sebree of Sierra Madre California who is visiting here.
The Needle club enjoyed a 1 30 luncheon Wednesday afternoon hosted by Mrs. H H Hanson at Grandview. Guests included Mrs. Sadie McConnell Mrs. O A Bergeson Mrs. R C Shannon and Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing.
Mr and Mrs Jack Stricker of Livingston formerly Dillon residents visited Dillon on Wednesday.
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