Delta Phi Chapter meeting at Mrs Andersons home
The Delta Phi Chapter of the Westminster Guild will meet at the country home of Mrs Clark Anderson on Thursday October 25. Mrs Clifford Ewing will assist Mrs Anderson as hostess.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1923
Page
10
The Delta Phi Chapter of the Westminster Guild will meet at the country home of Mrs Clark Anderson on Thursday October 25. Mrs Clifford Ewing will assist Mrs Anderson as hostess.
The Woman's Class of the Presbyterian Sunday school was entertained Wednesday evening by Miss Jean Bishop at her home. The evening included games and guessing contests and refreshments were served at the close.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. Doin Ewing Friday afternoon October 26 at Circe o'clock. All women are cordially invited.
Mesdames J. Bo Mayfield Bo ON Hobson Dan Mooney and Jake Zulli entertained the Methodist Ladin Aid Society yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Henry Gleed Jr entertained the Pinochle club on Wednesday evening with a pleasant social gathering and cards.
Mrs. A G Williams hosted the Manse Society at her Rife street home Thursday afternoon. The Theta club gathered Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. H H Bates.
A Dillon area report notes heavy outside money flowing into Beaverhead County for sheep cattle beef pork wheat oil potatoes and hay. The piece mentions shipments from Selway Sheep Company and names local residents Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith Ruth and Madeline Smith and trips to Salt Lake City with Burke Buick.
Various small items including for sale notices furniture percolators sewing supplies and household goods. Lost and found notes for a fountain pen and a cloth pocketbook. Local updates on residents travel illnesses and social invitations.
Mrs. George Clemow and Mrs. Mary Clemow of Jackson were visitors in Butte last weekend and returned home via Dillon. Mrs. Sam Peterson of Jackson is visiting friends in Dillon this week.
A large trout weighing 12 pounds landed by Cy Knotts above Daly's Spur, with rivals doubting the catch. The article confirms no bullet hole or shooting evidence on the fish and defends Knotts against rumors. Meg Knotts is noted as assisting in fair play.
A bidder from Big Dole area received a check for over 83000 for lambs from 500 ewes while keeping wool. The ad sells small ranches with grass hay water and starter flocks to grow profits, claiming sheep cattle and poultry will keep finances secure. Cooper Newman located at 42 43 Dillon Montana.
Alvin Jones and John Mullen left last Saturday for San Francisco to attend the Fifth Annual National Convention of the American Legion. They are members of Beaverhome Post and travel through California cities as part of a vacation trip.
Virginia, the late daughter of Ma and Mrs. Gay Gray of Mill Point, was brought to Dillon Wednesday evening after offspring fell from a hearse while it was turning, injuring a backen arm that needed setting.
The Wuunt ors' Club annual outing occurred last Sunday and Monday at Bed rock Lake. Notables included Associate Justice Albert J. Galen District Judge A. Jd. Horsky of Helena Senator William of Deer Lodge Deer Lodge Mayor Frank Conley Plate lass king Miller Butte stockman Ma Ringling White Sulphur Springs management Me Whittine dill of Montana Telephone Company and others. They reported a splendid meeting with socializing and golf among Mallards and geese.
Sabbath school begins at 10 a.m. and morning worship follows at 11 a.m. led by minister Philip J. May.
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