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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
10
A stream of short items records visits shopping and travel around Dillon Idaho and nearby areas. Names include Miss Josephine Funk Dan Piccone Mary Gist Henry Wetmore and many others with mentions of Little places like Wise River Sheridan Grant Armstead Jackson and Barratts Station. The notes cover illness travel purchases and a Rex Examiner cooking school attendance.
George Harby departed for Barratts Station to visit the Joe Nolan ranch, planning several weeks away at the property. He will tour the area and engage in ranch activities during the stay.
Mrs O M Best Mrs Judson Best and Mrs Floyd Best hosted a Tuesday afternoon at the O M Best home for Abby Pearson from California visiting Mrs Floyd Best. A musical program featured vocal solos by Mrs Roy Forrester with piano accompaniment by Mrs Alf Cashmore and piano solos by Mrs Eugene Bond. About thirty five ladies attended and refreshments were served. The Twentieth Century Dancing club opens its fourth season with a dance at Guild Hall Lindon McCullough is secretary treasurer and Baxter Tonney Orchestra provides the music. About thirty couples are expected to attend dances every two weeks.
A church describes itself as Reverent Worship Open Mind and Social Con science seeking to interpret life. It aims to create honest Christians and a living community.
Mrs Howard Morse entertained friends at dinner Tuesday evening followed by three pinochle tables. Mr Eugene Bond and Mrs Francis Tonney shared high scores and each won a deck of pinochle cards. The Dillon Delphian club met at the Public Library reviewing Lord Jim and plans Forsyth Saga part I for November 2.
The Scandia club held a well attended Saturday dance praised for tasteful hall decorations. Refreshments were served at midnight marking the event as a pronounced success.
Mrs. A. L. Anderson was hostess to the Needle club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Corliss Fairchild, Mrs. Hugh Anderson and Mrs. Clark Anderson were present as guests of the club.
Mrs W F Drummy will entertain the Northside Country club on Tuesday October 27 at her home on South Attaritie Street.
Miss Carolyn White will entertain Saturday evening at seven o clock at the J B Holtz home. After the dinner six tables will be in the play for pinochle.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club gathered this week at Mrs Lizette Rounds home for a pleasant afternoon of cards followed by delicious refreshments.
A Dillon resident credits Dean's Pills with curing his weak disordered kidneys and backache after frequent nighttime trips and scant secretions. E. C. Perkins, 611 N. Pacific St., reports complete recovery and urges others to use Dean's Pills, 60 cents, via Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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