Meeting on Europe From 1000 A D to Renaissance
Delphian society held an interesting meeting Monday October 22 led by Mrs J E Morse. Topics included Europe from 1000 AD to the end of the Renaissance with discussion on the day’s readings. Assistants named were Mrs T F Gilbert J W Gilbert Bernstein Forrester Luebben and Waldorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Delphian
Europe
J. E. Morse
T. FE .Gilbert
J. WH. Gilbert
Bernstein
Forrester
Luebben
Waldorf
Halloween party brings Busy Bee and Bitter Root clubs
Mrs Etta Metzel entertained the Busy Bee club with a Halloween party on Wednesday afternoon. The house glowed with Halloween colors and themed decorations as guests arrived festively. Mrs A G Williams hosted the Bitter Root club’s first fall meeting on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Metzel
Busy Bee Club
A. G. Williams
Bitter Root Club
Stag Party and Club Gatherings Highlight Local Social
Stag party hosted by George M. Gosman featured Halloween decor. Theta to meet Miss Jean Bishop on October 30. Jolly Club hostess Mrs Duke Gist. Martin Jackson rancher from Big Hole was in Dillon. Houses for rent at 126 S Dakota St. SOCIETY LOCALS note multiple entertainments including St Rose guild and St James guild events and bridge and home mission meetings hosted by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bishop
Theta Club
South Idaho Street
T. E. Gilbert
St. James Guild
Local Dillon Folks and Visitors Mentioned in Roundup
Thomas Drummey spent Sunday in Butte while R. M. Cosgrove visited Monday. Aladdin Lamp supplies at Fors gren's Grocery. Carl Borgaes visited Apex in Dillon Monday. Ralph Streb came from his Melrose ranch Thursday. H. C. Wakefield tennis visit in Dillon midweek. Chuck feed and supplies advertised at Tattersalls. R. B. Caswell and Justin Brundage listed as Centennial valley figures visiting Dillon. James Harrison, Grasshopper valley sheep man, did business in Dillon. Lyston Dansie returned with a buck from Horse Prairie mountains. Mrs. John Brundage to Monida to visit sons. Helen Jardine spent weekend with Jackson folks. W. H. Tash in Dillon early week. Harry Andrus Jr. returned from Madison hunting trip. Commissioner and Mrs. Gosman visited Dillon. Browne family shopped in Dillon. Leinenwebber and Dauterman families moved to Dillon from Alder. Alvin Jones and John Mullen home from San Francisco after American Legion convention. Mailey family welcomed baby girl born October 17. Hugh Nelson returned from Sterling Alberta. Fay Gransberry and wife celebrate birth of son in Barrett hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Hatfield
Hatfield
Indiana
Sheridan
Madison County
Otto Schultz
E. D. Marsh
John
Jefferson Island
Ben
Wilsall
Hugh
Boise
Idaho
R. S. McIntyre
Stevensville
Ida Brown
Portland
Maud Evans
Bend
Oregon
Tom Fairbanks
Henrys Lake
Joe Buck
North Side
Idaho Walls
General Hospital
J.C. Landenberger
L. D. S. Hospital
Salt Lake City
Picnic Springs
Allan Buck
W. A. Campbell
Helena Independent
Ted Barker
Montana
Tom Angle
Rutte Hat Man
C.T. Miller
Roy Tiblets
Harry Good
Granger
Jolly club gathers for Tuesday evening refreshment
A local club held a Tuesday evening gathering with delicious refreshments served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Club
Big Hole Dairying Profit Study Highlights Modern Practices
A study of Big Hole dairymen George Parsons and Charles Quist shows a net $12 monthly profit per cow, suggesting $110 to $180 yearly per cow. They feed a balanced ration, use milking machines, and emphasize clean, efficient processing at the Big Hole creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parsons
Charles Quist
Big Hole Dairymen
Oregon
Mgr .Parsons
Mr. Parsons
Walter Stewart
Claude Lapham
Frank Richie
Digiause
Lahor
Stonemons
F. RR. McCarger
Bie Hole
Eye Specialist Dr. H. H. Scarborough at Andrus Hotel
The FYE specialist Dr. H. H. Scarborough will be at the Andrus Hotel in Dillon on Tuesday October 30. He offers remedies for headaches dizziness and eye defects with his original methods promising reliable results. If your eyes or glasses need attention, plan a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FYE
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Dillon
Maileys Motor to Dillon From Blaine Saturday Evening
Mrs John Mailey and Miss Dolly Mailey Miss Mallette and Fred Mailey motored to Dillon Saturday evening from Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mailey
Dolly Mailey
Miss Mallette
Fred Mailey
Dillon
Blaine
Madison County Women Hold Twin Bridges Federation Meet
The Madison County Federation of Women's Clubs gathered at Twin Bridges last Saturday with strong attendance. Ray M. Austin of Twin Bridges spoke on school leadership and community matters while Christie of Butte discussed the department of applied education. Dr. Davis of Dillon State Normal College spoke on Leaders and Followers in Education stressing leadership, home foundations, and youth progress. Velma Phillips of Dillon offered an engaging address on The Girls You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Federation of Women's Clubs
Twin Bridges
Ray M. Austin
Twin Brivo Ae
Das Christie
Butte
Department of Applied Education
Davis
State Normal College
Dillon
Sheridan club event notes and funeral report
The report covers a Sheridan high school event on applied education with Mrs. Carl Duncan and a Woman’s club stance against Sabbath desecration and drinking moonshine. It also details the funeral of M. A. Hatfield, early Sheridan pioneer, with survivors listed. Additional local notices mention residents’ travels, accidents, and social gatherings in Picnic Springs and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Duncan
Sheridan High School
Duncan
Woman's Club
Applied Education
Pwin Bridges
Papeville
Blaine
Mesdames PH
Wilcomb
R. W. Rossiter
George Fosnes Hk
A. Brim
A. J. Walse
O. Olson
W. Rightenor
Casey
Flora McNultys
JW. Derrick
C. TL
Tans
Mise Mary Funk
Sheridan Club
Snowstorm Hits Centennial Valley as Beef Shipment Sails
A winter storm brings about two inches of snow in Lakeview region on October 23. Beef cattle were gathered and shipped from Monida by Nelson brothers Fairbanks and Jones James Hanson and possibly Wetmores after drives on the 19th and 20th. A card party at Frank Parish’s old Hackett place on the 20th followed with local residents and the teacher attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monida
Nelson Brothers
Fairbanks & Jones
James Hanson
Wetmores
Frank Parish
Alias Summons in Montana Beavershead Court Action
District Court in Beaverhead County Montana issues alias summons to Elza Bryan defendant in action by W. Robison for $650 for legal services rendered between March 27 and December 1 1917. Defendant must answer within twenty days or risk default judgment. Court date noted October 26 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Beaverhead
Clo W. Robison
Ve. Elza Bryan
Aintiff
A. D
W. E. Stephenson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huber
Delphian
George M. Gosman
Theta
Martin Jackson
Big Hole
S. Dakota St
Adv
Society
Locals
John Tessier
George Taylor
St. Rose Guild
Mrs. Tessier
Hiram Brundage
Two Bit Club
The
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Maggie Morse
George Lovell
Wednesday Evening
Bridge Club
Thomas Drummey
R. M. Cosgrove
Forsgren’s Grocery
Carl Borgaes
Tattersall’s
Ralph Streb
Melrose
H. C. Wakefield
Tattersalls
R. B. Caswell
Centennial Valley
Justin Brundage
James Harrison
Grasshopper Valley
Lyston Dansie
Horse Prairie
John Brundage
Helen Jardine
Jackson
W. H. Tash
D. L. Ranch
Harry Andrus Jr
Madison Country
Q. C. Gosman
George Gosman
Joseph Browne
Browne
Our City
George Leinenwebber
Dauterman
Ina Elser
Orlando and
Gilbert Leinenwebber
Alder
Alvin Jones
John Mullen
San Francisco
National American Legion
William Mailey
Herman Mayfield
Hugh Nelson
Theodor Nelson
Sterling
Alberta
Canada
Fay Gransberry
Barrett Hopital
BIG Hole Dairying
Ely
Waterman
Richard R. Price
the Leader Cash Grocery
Martin Sorenson
Graders’ Grocery
Bond Grocery
Montana Market
Anderson Market
Waldorf Co
Beaverhead Dairy Products CO
Idaho St
Sheridan News
Andrus Hotel Building
T. Lee McCracken
Lakeview
Cc. W. Robison
Plaintif
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