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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
7
A wide mix of notices and brief items from Dillon Montana includes meetings at the Acacia and social calls, arrivals and visits from Edie Block Idaho Street to Twin Bridges and Polaris, hunting trips in Centennial valley, theater crowds at the Dillon Theatre, and upcoming community events.
Dillon notes report a birthday party for Miss LaVaughn Lyon held Saturday October 22 for her tenth birthday. The lawn was decorated in blue and yellow with Chinese lanterns. Luncheon and games followed on the lawn with a long list of invited guests.
Mr and Mrs J E Morse Mrs E O Selway and Mr H T Poindexter hosted a well attended euchre event at the Morse residence on South Idaho street. Pink carnations and ferns decorated the rooms as guests including numerous local residents and visitors from Helena Armstead Two Dot Bozeman Spencer Dell and other locales gathered for an evening of cards and refreshments.
Mrs A W Connolly amused a circle of friends at her South Idaho street home last Friday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Cox, Mr and Mrs C C Barnett, Mr and Mrs George Dart, Mr and Mrs Julius Rounds, Mrs W B Carter, Mrs N E Stone, Mrs C W Robison and Mrs Harden-Duff.
Mrs Bert Williams hosted a Tuesday evening dinner at her Orr and Pacific street home to cheer dil lon ladies whose husbands were away on business or hunting trips. The elegant three course meal was served to Mesdames Matthew Orr W C Orr R R Rathbone James Dodd Effie Christman Lorenzo Cushing and C Phillips.
Prof and Mrs L R Foote hosted a multi course dinner at their South Atlantic Street home Wednesday for Beaverhead County High School faculty led by Principal Foote. Guests included Prof and Mrs Phillips Prof and Mrs Carr Prof and Mrs Mackinder Miss McDowell Miss Johnson Miss Paxton and Mrs Creighton mother of Mrs Foote.
This afternoon at the E. O. Selway residence on South Washington street a charming party featured cards and flinch. The pink and white decorations created festive surroundings as refined refreshments followed the games. Hostesses were Mesdames E. O. Selway H. T. Poindexter and J. E. Morse with a long list of invited guests including Mesdames B. F. White W. Roe Sam Arndts Henry Schoenborn Elen Lovell N. E. Stone C.C. Barnett Mary Eidson George French Maggie Edie Wm Mauldin Frank Hendricks Edward Smith J.C. Innes E. C. Smith Sophie Axe Julia Lamont A. B. Martin Clara Chapman Mary Poindexter Phil Poindexter Arthur aene.
A lengthy roster lists Armstead figures J. W. Scott and Chauncey Brown alongside Lima resident Sadie Waldorf and Bozeman native Abbie Hansen. Also named are Margaret Morse Bert Williams and Miss Bertha Huber among others in the regional notice.
T J Bennett of Centerville George Paris and C K Morgan of the Davis Daly return from Bedrock lake with 1200 pounds of duck the largest bag this season. Ducks include about 400 mallards averaging three pounds with few teal. Wetmore operates the Wetmore ranch and motor boat providing shooting at Goose Lake while guests praise Hank Wetmore and his hotels. W M Bacon and party plan to go down at week’s end.
At the Presbyterian church Rev J K Stage presides. Morning service at 11 and Sunday school at 12 15. Evening service replaced by a Laymen’s Platform Meeting with four speakers Prof Carr Prof Clark George R Featherly and Prof Monroe on topics Value of Early Christian Training The Power of Habit The Sunday School The Influence of Self-Interest. Special choir music at the evening service. All invited and congregation urged to attend morning worship.
Sam Clark of Dubois Idaho purchased William Reed's share in Reed & Hollingsworth near Dillon. The deal covers land and fine blooded cattle valued around $50,000 and completes the transfer this week as reported.
Classified notices include furnished rooms for light housekeeping at 208 Dakota St by Mrs. Nealand, eastern dressmaker engagements, a Jersey bull for sale or trade, a four room cottage with two lots for sale, a large cameo brooch found and reward, a nicely furnished room for rent, an English Pointer dog lost or stolen, cigar brand promotion for Dillon products, and a Model 10 1909 Buick offered for sale after overhaul.
County commissioners announce all supplies for Beaverhead County must be ordered on official forms from the office. Any claim not properly ordered will be rejected. Dated Dillon March 5 1907. Beaverhead County Board of County Commissioners Montana.
State county and city taxes for 1910 are due at the County Treasurer office Beaverhead County. Unpaid taxes become delinquent at 6 o'clock November 30 1910 with a ten percent penalty added. W F Casamore treasurer and collector.
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