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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1912

Page

7

Epworth League Hosts Dillon Reception for College High School

Members of the Epworth League held a reception at the Methodist church last Friday honoring State Normal College and Beaverhead High School students. The church rooms were decorated in school colors with pennants. A large crowd including students, faculty, and city ministers attended and enjoyed a program before being served College and High School punch with wafers.

Methodist Church Epworth League State Normal College Beaverhead

Dinner honoring John Q. Rathbone visit to Dillon

Sunday dinner at 2 o clock hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Z B Yeaman for John Q Rathbone of Washington. Guests included Mr. John Rathbone Mrs. George Chambers Dr and Mrs Don Rathbone and Dr and Mrs R R Rathbone.

Z. B. Yeaman John Q. Rathbone Washington Dillon John Rathbone George Chambers Don Rathbone R. R. Rathbone

Metlen Duck Dinner Honored Governor Norris

Mr and Mrs G R Metlen hosted a duck dinner on Thursday evening in honor of Gov E L Norris. Guests included D E Metlen E L Poindexter Mr and Mrs Harry Poindexter Warner Metlen and the hosts.

G. R. Metlen Gov. E. L. Norris D. E. Metlen E. L. Poindexter Harry Poindexter Warner Metlen

Mrs Connolly Hosts Afternoon Tea With Friends

Mrs A W Connolly entertained a small group of lady friends Tuesday afternoon at tea.

A. W. Connolly

Pere Club Plans First Meeting at Guildhall

The Pere Club will hold its initial meeting at Guildhall next week on Saturday afternoon at the usual hour.

Pere Club Guildhall

First Meeting of Bridge Whist Club Scheduled

The Bridge Whist club opens its season with a gathering Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Clara Chapman inviting members to join the start of play and social.

Clara Chapman

Euchre Night At Dart's Club Opens Series

Mr and Mrs George Dart host the first meeting of a new euchre series this Friday inviting club members to attend the evening event.

Euchre George Dart

Busy Bee Club Names Mrs Birrer Hostess for Meeting

Mrs. Frank B. Birrer will host the Busy Bee club at their next gathering on Wednesday afternoon, directing the event and refreshments.

Busy Bee Frank B. Birrer

High Five Club Names Mrs Carter Hostess for Next Wednesday

Mrs. W. B. Carter will host the High Five club next Wednesday afternoon, according to the upcoming social schedule. The event promises informal games and community fellowship among members.

High Five W. B. Carter

Stuck Up and Robbed in Local Assault

Pat Ward was knocked unconscious and robbed of about 2.50 on Thursday night. He kept his ring and watch. Suffering a head cut and bruises, Ward stayed in bed for days with no clue to the attacker.

Pat Ward Mr. Ward

Remarkable Cure With Arnica Salve Ad

A North Carolina father credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with saving his 14 year old son's leg after an ugly ulcer from a bruise. He says all remedies failed until one box cured the boy. The ad notes salve cures burns boils skin eruptions and piles and is priced 25c at Potts the Druggist.

D. F. Howard Aquone N. C

Philation Club Elects New Officers

Last Saturday Mrs R R Rathbone hosted the Philation club at her South Atlantic Street home with games and the election of officers for the next three months. Hazel Conger is president Edna Moore vice president and Thora Sisson secretary and treasurer. The next meeting will be October 26 at Miss Elfreda Williamson's home.

R. R. Rathbone South Atlantic Street Philation Club Hazel Conger Edna Moore Thora Sisson Elfreda Williamson

Mrs Jerome Baxter Hosts Euchre Evening At Washington Street

Mrs Jerome Baxter will entertain a group of ladies with euchre tomorrow evening at her Washington street home. Refreshments will be served and a pleasant evening is anticipated by Mrs A W Connolly Mrs Otto Gosman Mrs W B Carter Mrs G W Dart Mrs John Lusher Mrs George Lovell Mrs Roscoe Cornell Mrs John T Cox Mrs R F Tattersall Mrs N E Stone Mrs Bert Orr and Mrs Goodwin T Paul.

Jerome Baxter Euchre Washington Street A. W. Connolly Otto Gosman W. B. Carter G. W. Dart John Lusher George Lovell Roscoe Cornell John T. Cox R. F. Tattersall N. E. Stone Bert Orr Goodwin T. Paul

Mrs Connally Hosts Pleasant Euchre Evening

Monday evening Mrs A W Connally entertained with euchre and lunch. Guests included Mrs G T Paul, Mrs George Dart, Mrs J Cox, Mrs W B Carter, Mrs Bert Orr, Mrs N E Stone, Mrs George Lovell, Mrs Otto Gosman, Mrs A Potts, Mrs R F Tattersall, Mrs A S Rife, and Mrs John W Lusher.

A. W. Connally Euchre G. T. Paul George Dart J. Cox W. B. Carter Bert Orr N. E. Stone George Lovell Otto Gosman A. Potts R. F. Tattersall A. S. Rife John W. Lusher

Couple Married Quietly in Dillon Visit Ends

Edward Sawyer and Miss Ethel Tobias of Lemhi Idaho wed quietly in Dillon on Tuesday afternoon. They remain in the city for a week visiting friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Perry hosted a dinner in their honor on Wednesday evening at their home on Orr street.

Edward Sawyer Ethel Tobias Lemhi Idaho Dillon Charles Perry Qrr Street

Pleasant dinner hosts and guests noted in local social round

Dr and Mrs Don Rathbone hosted a very pleasant dinner last Friday with Dr R R Rathbone Mrs George Chambers Malta and John Q Rathbone of Ta coma Washington Y W C A in attendance The Y W C A Normal college girls held a Saturday afternoon reception in their dorm rooms featuring Japanese prints place cards and stationery Mrs George Dart hosted a friendly card party Saturday evening with three tables of 500 and light refreshments.

Don Rathbone R. R. Rathbone George Chambers Malta John Q. Rathbone Tacoma Washington Normal College George Dart

Young social set to enjoy Friday party at Darts hall

The younger social set expect to enjoy this Friday evening at Dart's hall with Mr. and Mrs. Burt Tower serving as chaperones for the party.

Dart’s Hall Burt Tower

Young Ladies Club Holds Inaugural Meeting At Atlantic Street

The first gathering of a new club of young women occurred last Saturday afternoon at Miss Clara Reddington’s Atlantic street home. Hostesses Miss Rebecca Lawrance Miss Bessie Stroud and Miss Reddington offered a three course dinner to members at 6 PM with guests Miss Irene Yeaman Miss Minnie Brock Miss Mabel Brock Miss Lora Bennett and Miss Bessie Bennett in attendance.

Clara Reddington Atlantic Street Rebecca Lawrance Bessie Stroud Reddington Irene Yeaman Minnie Brock Mabel Brock Lora Bennett Bessie Bennett

Ladies Elect New Member After Swain Resigns

At the Wednesday meeting the ladies elected Mrs. Thomas Anderson to fill the vacancy created by Mrs. H. H. Swain's resignation. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. O. E. Morse's home.

H. H. Swain Willis Thomas Anderson O. E. Morse

Social Eight Elects New Member at Dillon Ladies’ Meeting

Last Friday at Mrs. G. T. Paul’s home the Social Eight elected Mrs. E. R. Mosher to fill the vacancy left by Mrs. Ross McConkey who moved East. The group will be entertained next Friday by Mrs. Joseph E. Monroe.

G. T. Paul Ross McConkey Dillon E. R. Mosher Joseph E. Monroe

Ladies of W R C hold regular meetings and sale

The ladies of this order meet the second Tuesday each month at 3 PM at the Odd Fellows hall. This Saturday afternoon they will hold a food and apron sale at the Post Office Store.

Odd Fellows Hall Postoffice

Club meeting held at Mrs M A Walkers rooms

Members gathered Wednesday afternoon with Mrs M A Walker at her rooms in the Metlen block for a club meeting and discussion.

Progressive Dinners Hosted by Presbyterian Church Society

The Trustees with the Manse ladies announce a five course progressive dinner next Wednesday starting at six thirty at Maggie Edie’s home Bouillon and wafers open the meal Then hot roast pork potatoes and relish served at Nancy Mauldin’s home Fruit salad wafers at J F Bishop’s home Pies cheese and coffee at A S Rife’s home The Rifes invite guests to stay later for an evening of fellowship No Manse Society meeting this week

The Presbyterian Church Maggie Edie Nancy Mauldin J. F. Bishop A. S. Rife Mrs. Rife Ladies of the Manse Society

Methodist Aid Society Meets at Mrs Finch Home

Members and friends of the Methodist Aid society were pleasantly entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Grant Finch with Mesdames F. E. Dodds and Finch as hostesses.

The Methodist ‘Aid Society Grant Finch Mesdames F. E. Dodds Finch

Baptist Aid Society Holds Pleasant Thursday Gathering

Members and friends of the Aid society enjoyed a Thursday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. C. C. Huyck with the Junior Aid and Mrs. Huyck serving as hostesses.

Mrs Drummy Hosts St Rose Guild Gathering on Pacific Street

Mrs W F Drummy entertained the St Rose Guild Thursday afternoon at her home on Pacific street with a pleasant social gathering and neighbors in attendance.

W. F. Drummy Guild Pacific Street

Mrs Bernstein Hosts St James Guild Meeting At Pacific Street

Mrs William Bernstein entertained the St James Guild Thursday afternoon at her pleasant Pacific street home.

Charles Klein’s The Third Degree Coming to Local Stage

Renowned American playwright Charles Klein authored The Third Degree his strongest dramatic work. E R Mosher of the State Normal Lecture Course plans a one night production, bringing Klein’s acclaimed play to town soon.

David Warfield Rose Stahl Maggie Pepper Charles Klein Klein E R. Mosher The State Normal

Cadillac Demonstration Tour Seeks Montana Showings

M. E. Barry and John H. McIntosh of the Montana Auto Supply Co. begin a demonstration trip with a new 1918 Cadillac, visiting Madison and Gallatin valleys and Helena. The 1913 model remains popular in Montana, with five passenger touring and torpedo four passenger bodies selling well. production delays persist but factory plans to catch up by November.

M. E. Barry John H. McIntosh Montana Auto Supply Co Madison Gallatin Helena Messrs. Barry McIntosh Montana W. L. Shambow Centennial Valley Butte

Gosman’s Son Injured in Friday Football Practice

Frank Gosman, son of Sheriff O. C. Gosman, sustained a fractured knee during football practice Friday, details unavailable.

Frank Gosman O. C. Gosman

Butte Lawyer Burt Marsh Weds Miss Gertrude Oltmann

Burt Marsh a well known Butte lawyer announced he would marry Miss Gertrude Oltmann of Soldier, Idaho. Rev. Jesse Lacklen performed the ceremony and the couple will reside in Butte, celebrating a proud day in life.

Burt Marsh Butte Harbour Block Gertrude Oltmann Soldier Idaho Jesse Lacklen Marsh

Baptist church event heads to Sunday evening service

The notice invites attendees to the Baptist church next Sunday evening at 7 30 p m for a pastor led gathering. The brief outlines a religious service with pastoral guidance and community fellowship.

the Baptist Church

Lessons from the Attempted Assassination of Colonel Roosevelt

The notice also lists church services with a Bible school at 10 a.m. and worship with a sermon at 11 a.m. All are cordially invited to attend these services and hear the remarks on Roosevelt’s attempted assassination.

Roosevelt

Dillon Volunteer Fire Dept Meeting Schedule

The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department holds meetings on the first and second Thursday evenings of each month. A three-tap call will announce the meeting by tolling the courthouse bell.

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Court House

The Third Degree at Hudson Theatre Gets Praise

A Great Production praised by exchanges for United Play Co. eleant staging of Charles Klein's The Third Degree. The play ran for one year at the Hudson Theatre in New York City.

United Play Co Charles Klein Hudson Theater New York City

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