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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1912

Page

3

Old Time Doctor Credits Peruna for Kidney Cure

A physician recounts treating a Millersville, Pennsylvania patient with Bright's disease in 1860. He notes the kidney case improved after giving a neighbor’s bowel remedy later identified as Peruna, then explains catarrh as a common underlying cause and Peruna as a catarrh remedy. He warns Peruna is not a cure-all and mentions KA-TAR-NO as a modern name.

Millersville Pennsylvania Philadelphia Bright The Jefferson Medical Cal Puch Columbus Ohio

Halloween Dinner For Faculty Wives At High School

The B C H domestic science and advanced cooking students hosted a six o clock dinner at the high school on Thursday October 24 for the faculty and their wives. Autumn decor featured a center pumpkin basket, black cat shades, and lace runners. The menu included tomato soup, trout, fried chicken, duchess potatoes, cranberry jelly, Argyle salad, and assorted desserts.

Little Miss Rachel Smith Hosts Seventh Birthday Party

Little Miss Rachel Lenore Smith celebrated her seventh birthday at home on South Atlantic Street. The party featured pink and white decorations, a cake with candles, and a group of young guests including Eveline Weenink Thelma Wyman May Martin Mary Emily Elliott Olla Eldridge Dorothy Brundage Ramona Quackenbush Ruby Wyatt and others.

Rachel Lenore Smith Pearl Smith South Atlantic Street Eveline Weenink Thelma Wyman May Martin Mary Emily Elliott Olla Eldridge Dorothy Brundage Ramona Quackenbush Ruby Wyatt Gladys Scott Opal Scott Elizabeth Kelly Katherine Kelly Bernice Hirschman Margaret Orr Ella Telin Anita Kohl

Halloween Frolics Planned by Local Youth Groups

A busy social week is ahead with a Ruth Orr and Claire Conger party on Wednesday at the Orr home. Camp Fire girls plan a Friday party in Bettes' Burfeind flats. College girls host a Halloween party on Saturday, following weeks of preparation and anticipation.

Ruth Orr Claire Conger Orr

Dorothy Potter Celebrates Her Sixth Birthday at Home

Dorothy Potter held a birthday party on Washington Street with friends including Roscoe Cornell Jr and Julia Anderson. The children played on the lawn in the afternoon and enjoyed refreshments at five o clock before departing.

Dorothy Potter Washington Street Dorothy Roscoe Cornell, Jr Martha, Lee Donald Stone Julia Anderson Berthena Selway Gladys Maurer Mary Gist Billy Tom George Watson Douglas Thomas Tom Olmsted, Jr Cora Perry Helen Poindexter Bernice Metlen

Fourth Birthday Celebrated by Ralph Smith

Ralph Smith marked his fourth birthday last week with a family gathering as his mother organized a small party and shared photos from the celebration.

Ralph Smith

Neighborhood Tea Party Highlights Readily Shared

Mrs Pearl Smith invited neighbor friends to help on the occasion. The boys spent the afternoon at play then gathered at a prettily decorated table spread with good things to eat. Four large candles lit the shaded room. Ralph joined Walter Foster Edwin Martin and Henry Rodgers Jr for the afternoon.

Pearl Smith Ralph Walter Foster Edwin Martin Henry Rodgers, Jr

Barrys Host Pleasant Week Dinner Social

Mr and Mrs M E Barry entertained with a Monday dinner at six oclock at their home. Guests included Mrs Herbert Bell of California and Mrs Roth of Dayton Ohio with E S and Hardaman Duff. Later about ten couples joined for dancing at Darts hall.

M. E. Barry Herbert Bell California Roth Dayton Ohio E. S. and Hardaman Duff Barry Dart’s Hall

Dinner Honors Tom Kerr at Hotel Medlen Host

Mr. Jay Kerr hosted a six o'clock dinner Sunday at the Hotel Medlen honoring his brother Mr. Tom Kerr. Seated nearby were Miss Condit, Miss Josephine Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Burt A Tower.

Jay Kerr Hotel Medlen Tom Kerr Condit Josephine Williams Burt A. Tower

Social Evening at Stevenson Home Delights Guests

Saturday evening a group of friends were entertained informally at cards by Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Stevenson at their pleasant home. Dainty refreshments followed the games.

B. N. Stevenson

Dinner Hosts Dr and Mrs Garver in Burfeind Flats

Dr and Mrs Frank Garver entertained guests at a pleasant dinner Monday evening at six o'clock in their Burfeind flats home.

Frank Garver Burfeind

Sunday Dinner with Henry Rodgers Jr Hosts Friends

Henry Rodgers Jr entertained several of his younger playmates at a Sunday noon dinner, sharing a cheerful meal and good company in a family gathering reported by the local paper.

Henry Rodgers, Jr

Busy Bee Club Notes Hostess Cherished Afternoon

Mrs. Frank P. Birrer hosted a Busy Bee club gathering on a Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. M. E. French, Mrs. L. E. Baldwin, Mrs. William Herman, Mrs. Ed. Smith, Mrs. Ed. Gray, Miss Gertrude French, and Misses Pauline, Mabel, and Beatrice Willard.

Frank P. Birrer

Bridge Whist Club Opens Season at Mrs Chapman's Home

The bridge club held its season kickoff Monday at Mrs. Clara Chapman's residence. Substitutes included Miss Annabel Long Miss Bert Shortt and Mrs. Joseph Monroe for absent members.

Bridge Club Clara Chapman Annabel Long Bert Shortt Joseph Monroe

Meeting With Mrs T D Olmsted Scheduled

The next gathering will occur with Mrs T D Olmsted in attendance.

Camp Fire Girls Enjoy Friday Afternoon Social

Miss Mary Ewing hosted the Camp Fire girls at Miss Bettes rooms in Burfeind flats. The party featured games and amusement for the afternoon followed by lunch served to the guests.

Winter Club Opens Season With Dart Home Meeting

The first winter season gathering met Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Dart. Substitutes were Mr and Mrs John Cox. The next meeting is planned for Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Lovell.

George Dart John Cox George Lovell

Week End Club Meets at Brock Home

The second meeting of the Week End Club was held last Saturday evening at the home of Misses Mabel and Minnie Brock.

Mabel Minnie Brock

Ten entertainment by the Misses Bennett on Kentucky Avenue

Tomorrow evening at eight o'clock the ten will be entertained by the Misses Bennett at their home on Kentucky Avenue.

Misses Bennett Kentucky Avenue

Foote Family Hosts Flinch Club Opening Night

The Flinch club gathered for its first fall meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs L R Foote last Tuesday evening. The next gathering will be hosted by Mr and Mrs F E Foote at their residence.

Flinch Club L. R. Foote F. E. Foote

High Five Club Ladies Tea at Mrs Carter Home

Mrs. W. B. Carter hosted the High Five Club gathering Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. B. N. Stevenson serving as the substitute hostess for the session.

Beaverhead Ladies Invited to Monthly Beaverhead Club Meet

Dillon women are invited to visit the Beaverhead club rooms on the first Wednesday afternoon and evening of every month. The notice specifies the first meeting day to welcome new members and orient guests.

Dillon Beaverhead

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