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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
10
A flood of names shows Butte Armstead Melrose and Dillon visitors and residents traveling for business social calls and weekend visits. People include Fain Alkire Ben Holter Jack Nemeck Margaret Roe James Blair Rudy Lasich and many others from Butte Armstead Blaine Melrose Lima Apex and Virginia City. Local commerce features ads for portable typewriters and fresh crabs and apples for sale.
Walter Bennett returned Tuesday from Anaconda where he competed in the Red Men's wild west rodeo. He won second prize in the bronc riding finals.
Miss Evelyn Gleed departed Tuesday evening for Salt Lake City to enter the university. She was accompanied by Mrs Henry Gleed Jr who will visit relatives there for a few days.
Mrs Floyd Kennison of Armstead and Miss Mary Gist visited friends in Dillon while Bill Dunn Jr, Mat Kay, and Axtel Bronzell traveled through town from nearby ranches. The town saw sales like a Lloyd baby carriage offered for 130-M and several families from Twin Bridges and Laurin dropping by. A rodeo drew Dillonites to Laurin on Sunday as various residents toured nearby ranches and shopped locally.
Mrs. A. G. Williams and Mrs. Jack Barrett are visiting the Justin Brundage home in the Centennial valley this week.
Mrs D F Lesh arrived in Dillon Wednesday evening from Seattle and is a guest at the home of her sister Mrs J W Forsgren.
At 7 30 p m it is desirable to have all on hand for the Sunday school session at 10 a m and for the Epworth League at 6 30 p m.
The St Rose Guild met Thursday afternoon at the rectory. Members gathered for a routine church group session and planned upcoming activities.
The Pan-Hellenic club held its regular meeting last Monday evening at Mrs. Eugene Bond's apartments. Canis provided the evening's diversion. The Dillon club, recently organized, has twelve members.
David A. Meads and Miss Mary Ethel Ferguson united in marriage last Saturday evening at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. FE Hurley. Attendants were Miss Grace Hwing and George Ferguson. The couple, residents of the city, will make their home here amid friends wishing them happiness.
Fred Conger and daughter Mae traveled to Dillon from Anaconda Sunday and were accompanied home by Mrs. Conger who had spent the prior week visiting her sister Mrs. Duke Gist. Mrs. L. M. Halloran of Jackson returned home after a three week visit with relatives in Lawrence Kansas due to her grandmother's illness.
Alderic Tessier, a prominent young man in the city, will depart tomorrow to settle in Seattle for the winter season.
Earl Nyhart of McHessor Creek greeted in town Thursday by his new son born at Barrett hospital. Verena Vance of Lima became stenographer at Smith and Kelly law office. Mrs Lorenzo Cushing returns from Colorado Springs with health trip companion Mrs Laura Kress. Charles A Burden from Butte reports Mrs Burden recovering and due home soon. Burden returns to Butte with Roscoe Cornell and Ed Lloyd. Helen Bulger drove to Butte with sisters Mae and Alice en route to Burlington Iowa. The Easter visitors recently spent weeks in town visiting relatives.
Edwin Arnold's Japonica series and Robert Blum's Ameya travel with a celebrated artist and are featured in a Washington exhibit opening October 17. The display showcases over 600 renowned American works, spanning painting sculpture engraving and architecture from the last century.
Mrs W D Ross entertained a number of friends at a dinner Wednesday evening. Lavender and pink sweet peas decorated the rooms and formed the setting for the gathering.
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church gathered at the church Thursday afternoon for a pleasant and profitable session. Members enjoyed refreshments at the close of the meeting.
Vera May Hopkins celebrated her sixth birthday with a party at her West Side home on Monday afternoon. Nearby children joined in games and refreshments followed by a pink and white birthday cake with six candles as the center attraction.
In the pastor’s absence at Great Falls conference Rev. C. O. Walker of Sheridan will occupy the pulpit at 11 a.m. and continue services as planned. The arrangement marks a return to regular worship after a pause.
Covers were laid for eight with the Misses Muriel Roe Mau reen Desmond Annabel Desmond Aston Lloyd and Mrs W W Hawkins Mrs Orville Smith and Mrs Allan Dansie seated.
The first Parent Teacher Association meeting took place this afternoon in the primary building. A pleasant social session followed among a goodly number of mothers and teachers present.
Denton farmers plan to market 750000 bushels of wheat in a regional effort. The move reflects coordinated selling among local growers to stabilize prices.
Mrs. Nancy Mather of Richwood Ohio says the first dose helped her and her children fast. Thousands of mothers rely on Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough and cold remedy for children with no opiates. Sold by all druggists Potts the druggist.
Guy Drake of St. Ignatius Montana advertises a free range sheep location on 660 acres improved in Madison valley. The best buy in Montana offers 8 dollars per acre with fore reserve join.
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