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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
11
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Waterloo notes record H J Wilhelm shipping two cars of hay to a Butte firm and Wright Stacy sending a car of grain from the area. Many residents, visitors, and activities are listed including hunting, vacations, illness, a school teachers’ institute, and local business trips. A medical tip cites Chamberlains Liniment for muscle pain.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a superior dampened flannel bound to the affected area, claiming it surpasses plaster and costs one tenth as much. Sold by all dealers.
A fine bunch of beef cattle were moved to Dillon meat market last week. Various locals made brief visits to Dillon and surrounding areas. Sheep were shipped by French and Haines to Chicago. Threshing finished except across the river due to bridge conditions. Snowfall raised rivers hindering fording. Grain yield was good. A baby girl arrived at the Manz residence near Apex. mother and child are thriving.
Euchre event at Guild hall hosted by W. C. Orr Matt Orr and Julius Rounds with many guests listed including L. Cushing Ernest Orr Bert Orr Jas Walker M. A. Walker Baxter Lusher Olm sted A G Williams B F White E D White Charles Phillips Geo French Jas Dodd Swain Paul J B Poindexter Tattersall Bishop Bernstein Clark Anderson O M Best H F Best Carter Edinger G20 Dait B N Stevenson Connolly Bennett Potts A L Stone Cox H T Poindextar Rife Hooker A Cashmore W Cashmore Wedum Joseph Smith Rollin Clark R R Rathbone Don Rathbone Mosher Cornell Tower McCaleb B H Paul Monida Mackinder Finch L R Foote Garver W J Crowell Dell McConkey Gov and Mrs Norris Mesdames Schneider Bertie Howard Christman Free Chapman Jessie Poindexter Kiess Misses Jardine Stamm Drakee and Dibble Stamm and C W Conger.
Mesdames Matt Orr W C Orr and Julius Rounds host a daytime event at the Guild Hall with guests listed in attendance including Mesdames Elliott Hughes Barry Ed Roe William Roe Foote Thomas Boone Knapp Ed Smith Hattie Dart Lovell Morse Waldorf Innes Poindexter Finley Cunnard Byron Cunnard Adams Knotts Anderson Weenink Lamont Featherly Birrer Yeaman Conway Martin French Anderson Ostrander Cashmore Metlen Owsley Pearl Smith Thompson Twin Bridges Geo Banks and Misses Carter White Baker Bettes DeWalker Morse Bishop Rust Long Shortt Russell Lees Hazard Johnson McDowell Paxton Dorchester Dunning Carson Lamont Nash Graeter and Sadie Graeter.
A group of Dillon youths announce a grand ball on October 28 with music by the Eastman orchestra. The event starts at nine and features four special dances Moonlight Waltz Circle Two-step Jack O'lantern Hop and Circle Waltz expected to provide a memorable evening.
The Needle Club of Dillon hosted a pleasant Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Dr. Swain’s Washington street residence. Attending were Mrs. Hopkins of Michigan, Mrs. Thompson of Twin Bridges, and Mesdames Eidson Bronson Dodd Monroe Free and Miss Dunning.
Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing hosted a breakfast last Sayturda morning in honor of Mrs. Lee Van Etten of Butte. Guests included Mesdames Van Etten, Ernest Orr, A. S. Rife, A. G. Williams, Christman, Bernstiene, Tattersall, Kress, and Miss Jardine.
Miss Nellie Wade formerly of Dillon and a Normal college graduate married John Sherman Jr on October 21 at Somers Montana. They plan to reside in Flathead county. Mrs Hugh McCaleb hosted the Social Eight club Friday with guests Mrs F W Carter of Seattle and Mrs M E Barry.
Invitations issued for a Dart hall party hosted by Mrs. Clarence Huyck this evening. Miss Amy Leese and Miss Alma Van DeWalker hosted a casual gathering Friday at the Mrs. Maggie Morse home. Miss Margaret Edie hosted a small group last Friday. Mrs. Geo W. Dart entertained several friends last Friday evening.
A new batch of hats has arrived at Mrs Anna Hart's Millinery, with Mrs Hart inviting customers to inspect the latest arrivals for the season. The note signals fresh stock at the shop.
Miss Knapp May daughter of Mr and Mrs W H May of Dillon married Dr J F S Marshall in Stevensville last week. Rev J D Parnell officiated at the Methodist Episcopal church in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple departed for a short western honeymoon.
Miss Amy Lees and Miss Alma Van DeWalker hosted a five hundred party last Friday with guests including Hazzard Long Shortt Baker Herrick Beckstead Waldorf and others. The West Side Needle Club gathered at Mrs T K Julson's residence last Wednesday evening as part of local social activity. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended for colds noted for safe use with adults and children and sold by all dealers.
Saturday night M B Hager Chas Richter and Harry Dark returned from Apex. Hager and Richter had worked on a Birch creek concrete contract while Dark worked on a ranch near Apex. Police say a disturbance on Bannack street led to arrests and a jail search. Hager faced a jury trial and was acquitted. Dark and Richter were heard on resisting an officer. they were released.
Biliousness stems from a disordered stomach. Chamberlains Tablets are a stomach medicine that cleanse strengthen tone and invigorate the stomach regulate the liver and banish biliousness. For sale by all dealers. 1-m.
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