Dillon Residents Host Visitors and Local News
A roundup of Dillon social visits includes visitors from Sage Creek Miss Nellie McKnight from Dell and locals such as Rev Timothy Clifford of Lima and J W Sutherland of Della. Multiple residents attend business, political, and medical affairs. Armistice Day plans advance with Beaverhead post effort. a dance by the American Legion auxiliary is deemed a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
American Legion
D. V. Paddock
J. ©. Fuller
Louis Schmittroth
Halloween Eve Traditions And Party Refreshments
The piece explains the etymology of Hallowe en or All Saints Eve and notes English customs such as cracking nuts and apple bobbing. It describes festive treats for Halloween including orange bread with orange peel salt raisin and cream cheese filling doughnuts and cider.
Fragments of a Recipe for Loaf Bread
Instructions describe a bake in a moderate oven for about one loaf. Ingredients include sugar water shortening egg flour cream of tartar baking powder orange peel salt and a syrup. Mixing steps reference melting, beating, sifting and combining then baking in a long sandwich loaf pan.
Barretts Headed South for California Winter
Mr and Mrs Jack Barrett left Tuesday by motor for Southern California where they will spend the winter. Mr and Mrs Jeff Cox Mrs Frank Birrer Roland Barnes and Matt Malich of Twin Bridges were visitors in Dillon Tuesday.
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Jack Barrett
Southern
California
Jeff Cox
Frank Birrer
Roland Barnes
Matt Malich
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Stevenson Returns After Billings Visit and Local Notables
B N Stevenson came back from Billings after visiting his daughter Miss Marjorie Stevenson an East ern Montana Normal instructor. Mr and Mrs Herb Armitage and daughter Phyllis W A Armitage and Ds J Stephens of the Big Hole basin were in Dillon Tuesday. Miss Armitage leaves for California to resume her post. Mrs Stephens has returned home after visiting Dillon friends. The Girl Scouts community committee met at Dr Leanora May to discuss plans for the year. Four new members joined the committee Mrs A F Waldorf Mrs Leslie Smith Mrs F H Bimrose and Mrs Ernest Luebben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. N. Stevenson
Billings
Marjorie Stevenson
Eastern
Montana Normal
Herb ,Armitage
Phyllis
W. A. Armitage
Ds. J. Stephens
Big Hole Basin
Miss Armitage
California
Mrs. Stephens
Dillon
Girl Scouts
Leanora’ May
A. F. Waldorf
Leslie Smith
F. H. Bimrose
Ernest Luebben
Man Arrested Over Neighborhood Disturbance In Dillon
William McGeehee was arrested Monday evening by Deputy Sheriff Temple and local police on a disturbance charge. He is held at the county jail. The county treasurer’s office prepares 1982 tax notices for 3,356 taxpayers totaling $340,046.91. Ballots for the general election are being printed and ready for absent voters later this week with about 100 applications on file. A son was born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O’Leary at St. James hospital in Butte, with Mrs. O’Leary formerly Lucille Carter and well known in Dillon.
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William McGeehee
Temple
Ralph O'Leary
St. James Hospital
Butte
O’leary
Lucille Carter
Dillon
Onyx Requested for Presbyterian Church Remodeling
A sizable quantity of onyx is being used in the church remodel and donors with any of the stone are asked to contact Rev Simons or other committee members.
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Presbyterian Church
Simons
Daughters of the Nile Sewing Club Entertained
Mrs. Fred Woodside and Mrs. Byron Orr hosted the Daughters of the Nile Sewing Club at a 1 30 luncheon at Woodside home. Queen Tirzah Temple Florence Rundell of Butte was the honor guest with out of town officers Beat ry Purdy Bessie Downing of Butte and Don Anson of Wisdom attending. Plans for the season included sewing for Shriners hospital for crippled children.
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Fred Woodside
Byron Orr
Daughters of the Nile Sewing Club
Woodside
Florence Rundell
Butte
Tirzah Temple
Daughters
Esewing
P T A Committee Chairs Named by Mrs Gosman
Mrs George Gosman as president appointed chairmen for the year including Program Mrs Sheldon E Davis Finance Mrs J H Gilbert Membership Mrs Chester Gilbert Hostess Mrs Aw Waldorf Music Mrs J C Jeppson Charity Miss Katherine MacGregor Magazine Mrs Charles Oberem Other officers elected last spring are Mrs J Fuller vice president Mrs Guy Pombes secretary and Miss Martha Roth treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gosman
Sheldon E. Davis
J. H. Gilbert
Chester Gilbert
Aw. Waldorf
J. C. Jeppson
Katherine MacGregor
Charles Oberem
J. " Fuller
Guy _Pombes
Martha, Roth
Dillon Bottling Works tests iced cider for freshness
Manager Earl Wheat announced a weeks long experiment at Dillon Bottling Works showing iced barrels keep cider fresh. The slogan good to the last drop is echoed in the process as the method proves successful.
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Dillon Bottling Works
Earl Wheat
The O and O in politics through the age
A verse from Eolus in the Chicago Daily Tribune reflects on the prevalence of O and Hoover Roosevelt in past elections and the uncertainty of 1920s outcomes. It ponders how the letters and figures symbolize political fate, with a light note on lingering debt and changing fortunes.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Eolus
Chicago Daily Tribune
Sieck Inc H Charles Honors TEWSRADEE Tribute
H Charles Sieck President of Sieck Inc lauds TEWSRADEE in a grateful tribute as an advertising leader. The note highlights appreciation for TEWSRADEE's contributions to the industry and reflects corporate esteem from Sieck Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Charles Sieck
H. Charles ”Sieck
Tewsradee
Transformation of the New Business Premises
A renovated shop enhances its appeal with improved decor and a compact layout aimed at better serving patrons. The refreshed space emphasizes convenience and a pleasing appearance to attract customers.
Nelson PTA Plans Halloween Party at School House
The Nelson PTA met Friday evening October 7 at the school house. Plans were made for a Halloween party to be held Friday October 28. The meeting ended with card games. Mrs. L F Rice and Harry Schuler held high scores while Mrs. Harry Schuler and Tom McAdam were low. Sandwiches and coffee were served by the ladies shortly before midnight.
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Nelson
Hunters Dinner Hosted After Outdoor Excursion
A. Pass, assistant manager of Standard Oil in Butte, along with George Martin, Fred Davis, Clyde Scott, and Frank Poole, were treated to a dinner by Mrs. Clyde Scott after a hunting trip Saturday evening. Mrs. Frank Poole attended as a guest.
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A. Pass
Standard Oil Company
Butte
George Martin
Fred Davis
Clyde Scott
Frank Poole
Scott
Plans for Elks dance and election program at city hall
Dillon Lodge No. 1554 B P O E completed plans for a dance on October 29 at the city hall auditorium. A special program election night is set for November 8 when returns will be received at the hall. All Elks lodges nationwide are holding similar sessions.
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Dillon Lodge No
Elks
Bergeson Reports Strong GOP Campaign Outlook
C A Bergeson state secretary of the republican central committee spent days in town from Helena headquarters. He says the Republicans are well organized and running an active campaign with a victorious outlook at the polls next month.
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C. A. Bergeson
Republican Central Committee
Helena
D A R Urges Women to Vote in November Election
Bea verhead Chapter regent Mrs T E Luebben announces a letter from Mrs Russell William Magna president general of the national D A R urging every woman to cast a vote on November 8. The local chapter endorses the call.
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T.E. Luebben
Beaverhead
Russell William Magna
National Society of D. A. R
Manse Society to Meet at Morrison Home
The Manse society will gather Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. T. Morrison with Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Morrison as hostesses.
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Manse Society
W. T. Morrison
Davis
Morrison
Ellen May Guild entertained by Mrs Davis and Mrs Tyre
The Ellen May Guild enjoyed a Thursday afternoon of pleasant companionship hosted by Mrs S E Davis and Mrs Frank Tyre at Mrs Davis’s home on South Dakota street.
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Ellen May Guild
S. SE. Davis
Frank Tyre
Davis
South Dakota Street
Animal Kingdom Play Discussed at Club Meeting
The Animal Kingdom by Philip Barry is in stock at The Tribune Book Store. The price is $2.00.
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Animal Kingdom
Philip Barry
Tribune Book Store
Bridge Club Opens Season With Mrs. Molleur Host
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. L. F. Molleur. This was the first meeting of the club this season.
Beaverhead clubs host successful county federation meeting
Mrs J W Scott of Armstead and Misses Katherine MacGregor and Luella Stickney report a highly successful semi annual Beaverhead County Federation of Women's Clubs gathering in Wisdom with club women from across the county. Troop 40 Boy Scouts met at the Guild hall with a treasurer's report and George Kennedy elected to the Wolf patrol as games followed adjournment.
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J. W. Scott
Armstead
Katherine MacGregor
Luella Stickney
Beaverhead County
Boy Scouts
Guild Hall
George Kennedy
Wolf Patrol
Stomach Pains May Lead to Ulcers Highlighted
Stomach pains after meals and gas disturbances may lead to ulcers. Dr Emil's Adla Tablets claim quick relief from acidity sour stomach indigestion and heartburn. The tablets are said to contain no narcotics and were compounded by an experienced physician to counter these conditions.
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Emil
Northern Pacific Low Fares East for Home Visitors
W B Elliott Northern Pacific general agent in Butte announces money saving rates for trips east with fare one third for round trips to Chicago Twin Cities Omaha Kansas City St Louis and other points Tickets on sale Oct 29 through Dec 21 with return limit Feb 28 Plan to visit relatives or make a business trip Adv.
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W. B. Elliott
Northern
Pacific General
Butte
Chicago
Twin Cities
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Adv
St James Guild to Honor Mrs Haskins With Luncheon
St James guild meets Thursday afternoon October 20 for a 1:30 luncheon in the guild hall honoring Mrs FF W Haskins as afternoon speaker. Members and friends should assemble promptly at 1:30. Hostesses are Mrs Alma Harwood Mrs Anna Thompson Mrs Louise Brundage and Miss Bertha Huber.
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ST. James Guild
Guild Hall
FF. W. Haskins
Alma Harwood
Anna Thompson
Louise Brundage
Bertha Huber
Methodist Aid Society Meeting Planned at Church Parlor
The Methodist Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon at the church parlors. Hostesses named are Mrs Ned Saunders and Mrs Lorain Spencer.
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Methodist Aid Society
Ned Saunders
Lorain Spencer
Methodist Choir Rehearsal Set for Thursday Evening
The Methodist church choir will meet for rehearsal Thursday evening at 7 30 in the church parlors.
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Methodist Church
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T. J
Denton Oliver
Nellie McKnight
Dell
Timothy Clifford
Lima
City
Fred Gilbert
Alder
J. W. Sutherland
Della
J.C. Ferguson
Reighle
Ifté
Charles Henderson
John Jensen of
Dellar Gordon
Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
Freddie Rife
Mrs. Jardine Rife
Mrs. Gebhard
Dorothy Andi
G. E. bin
Missoula
Charles Jennings
Barrett Hospital
Ferris of Wisdom
Mrs. W. B. Hartwig
C. C. Gosman of
The
Nell Doyle
Monida
Visitan Dillon
J. D. White
Santa Ana
Calif
S. M. McKnight
Edgar Rife
F Armstead
A. H. French
Argenta
George B. Conway
John J. Gelhaus
J. Gail Briggs
Alma Briggs
Néewdale
Idaho
George Opp Monday
N.L. ‘Henry
Harry Kinch
J.C. Wedum
Upper Big Hole
City Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Baxter-Tonrey Orchestra
Me@stickens
Terry’s
Rutherford
Dunn
W. F. Cashmore
Blackstone Avenue
Apt
Francis
Phi. Chi's
and T
Ays
Ube
Telephone & Telegraph Co
James Kirkpatrick
Care
Taylor
Kreso Dip
Geo. M. Gosman
Beeegee
England
P. T. A. Committees
Coolidge
Double O
Digest Literary
Nelson P. T. A
Shakespeare Club
Wednesday Bridge Club
Dillon, Montana
N. P
Methodist Choir
Walter Huston
Pat O’brien
Kay Johnson
Constance Cummings
Clarence Darrow
Slim Summerville
Zaz Pitts
Hollywood Speaks
Genevieve Tobin
Rita la Roy
Viviene Ware
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