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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
10
Mr and Mrs W F Cashmore invite about eighty friends to a dance on Friday September 1 at St James Guild hall to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with music by the Tessier orchestra.
Mrs J P Murray entertained the Northside Country Club and friends at her country home north of town Tuesday afternoon last week. Over fifty attended for a pleasant afternoon. The M E Aid society will be entertained at the church next Thursday afternoon by the incoming and outgoing officers. all members are requested to attend.
The morning service centers on the sacrament of the Lord's Supper followed by an evening message on Preparedness. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. and the prayer meeting is at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday.
Christian Science Society of Dillon on Yeaman block E Center St announces services Sunday September 11 at 11 am with subject Man Sunday school at 9 45 am Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 pm.
W G Orr was a Bedrock visitor in Dillon this week. Miss Dollie Schwartz visited Helena friends this week. Beaverhead Motors Co advertisement urges Ford purchase. I E Hample of Butte is spending a few days in the city. A C Crossley, mining man from Birch Creek, was a Dillon visitor Wednesday. Mrs E B Roe and Miss Muriel Roe returned from Rochester Minnesota after a few weeks with friends.
Dillon items note visits from Mrs. Lou Tritt and Mrs. W C Jennings to Butte. guests include W H Wade from Salt Lake City and Mrs A A Elliott. Mrs Hallis Potter of Chicago visiting. multiple travel plans and local sales add to community notices. In additions, farmers and residents discuss ram sale in Salt Lake City, new retort progress at Shale plant, and forthcoming house rentals and teaching assignments.
Dr. G E Finch after an operation at Murray hospital is finishing work in the office this week. He has a year's leave on half pay to pursue post graduate study at Columbia University in New York City. He delivered the principal address at the opening of Twin Bridges Consolidated School building Tuesday night.
A note thanks supporters from the primary on the Republican ticket and asks for voters goodwill during the campaign. Also an advertisement cites Foley Kidney Pills praising relief from kidney trouble and related pains with locations and timing hints.
C. C. Newman advertises small ranches with range and hay priced low and terms easy, offering land suitable for one or two bands of sheep. Contact Ellies Dillon, Montana.
Veronica Streb 66 a longtime Beaverhead County resident died of cancer Wednesday evening at the Streb ranch near Melrose. Survived by three children Ralph Albert and Florence and numerous Gelhaus relatives the body to Dillon tonight then to St Rose church for 10 am funeral with interment at Mountain View. Born February 1 1856 in Mt Savage Maryland she married John Streb in Leadville and moved to Glendale Montana in 1883 later running the Iowa House Melrose and living on a ranch. Her death ends a long era of local ties and friendships.
Harry W. Tumner, president of Union Electric, spends several days in Dillon attending to company business. He plans to connect Dillon’s power and lighting with Montana Power at Sheridan, ensuring ample electricity now and as the city grows in the future.
A meeting of the stockholders will be held at the secretary's office in Dillon Montana at 2 p m on Monday September 18 1922. Leonard Eliel president and F A Hazelbaker secretary.
The hay diggers are returning and departing to the mines and homes as ranchers finish their harvest. Rain caused delays making the season expensive for owners and unsatisfying for workers, though the yield was fine. There is less beef hay and more coy hay, with no danger of Beaverhead breaking Idaho on hay this winter.
L A Gregory to resume teaching at his studio 521 South Rise Street on Tuesday September 5. Call 247 1 for lesson periods. Gregory String Orchestra to begin rehearsals Monday September 11. Ad appears amid remarks on street loungers and landless men.
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