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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
10
The Good Government club will meet next Tuesday October 2 at 3 30 p m. The program titled The County Library Its Equipment Management Cost Etc features Mrs J W Scott delivering the talk.
Mrs. T. E. Gilbert and Mrs. D. A. Galt hosted a bridge dinner Saturday evening September 22 for many friends. Guests of honor were Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bowman and Miss Helen Galt from Anaconda.
Mrs Harry Andrus Sr hosted a birthday dinner Wednesday evening in tribute to Mrs Emma Staudacher, with friends and family attending the celebration.
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained on Thursday October 4 by Mrs A S Johnson at the home of Mrs N E Stone.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church will be entertained by Mrs. Jessie Poindexter and Mrs. Margaret Tello at 403 South Washington Street on Thursday afternoon October Ath.
The Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet Monday evening October 1 at the Legion rooms. All members are urged to be present.
Cards announce the September 22 marriage at Hartsdale New York of Lois Brown Brantley of Helena to Dillon resident Frank A Hazelbaker. The couple will honeymoon in the Adirondack mountains. Hazelbaker, longtime Dillon and Beaverhead County resident, has served in state government and was a senator. They return to Dillon to a warm reception from friends.
Mrs R J Dansie Mrs J W Rees Mrs D V Erwin Mrs Chester Gilbert Mrs H H Bates and Mrs Robert Barrett motored to Twin Bridges Wednesday to attend a luncheon given by Mrs E V Morrow of Twin Bridges.
The ladies of St James guild host a bridge dinner Wednesday evening October 38 at 6 80. All invited. Reserve by calling Mrs Marshall Field at 82 W. Plates are 1.00 and tables 4.00. Adv. 39 1.
St Rose guild was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs James E Kelly and Mrs M F E French at Mrs Kellys home on St Atlantic street in a social gathering.
The Methodist Aid society will be entertained in the church parlors on October 4 by Mrs. Emma Gilbert Mrs. H P Lane Ida Sunnday and Mrs. John Forrester. Everyone is cordially invited.
Local items list Tattersalls ads for percolators sewing supplies and chick feed. Birth announced at Barrett hospital a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry Meine. Sketched notes of gardens in Dillon and visits by Mrs Otto Boetticher Mrs Augustus Mulkey and others. Various sale items and local social visits with names and places across Dillon Montana.
Classified notice lists five rooms of furniture for sale at Fors grens Grocery with contact 208-J.Meanwhile, Morse Waldorf departs this week for Bozeman to attend college. Local residents travel: Lovell family in Butte, Webster and Clyde to Deer Lodge, Bidstrups to Helena for the State fair, Melvin Smith to Salt Lake City for college, Duke Gist to Anaconda, Conway visiting Helena, Stahl and Bell party planning a California winter trip.
An advertisement notes a sale of children's clothes ages 4 to 12 to be held in the kindergarten rooms of the training school on Saturday September 22. The article also mentions local alumni and students relocating to Missoula and Salt Lake City for university studies and music.
The Salvation Army appeals to Dillon residents to donate clothing underwear shoes stockings socks cloth needles thread tape braid buttons pins blankets suits towels sheeting soap children's clothes shawls wraps cloaks and more for the suffering Japanese. Donors should contact the Dillon headquarters on Montana street.
S. Ek. Clark of Dubois Idaho, a well known sheepman, toured this section on business the first of the week. He came to the area in 1879 and lived here many years, saying he is glad to return to Tillon and renew old friendships.
The Montana Power Company plans to spend 25000 dollars to construct eight residences at Mystic Lake. Jutte announces bids for four new improvement districts seeking contractors.
The banking business of each patron is a necessary part of the bank's success and officers are ready to cooperate to advance patrons interests. The institution aims to grow in usefulness to people and the community as a permanent bank offering safety accuracy and promptness with time experience and counsel of its officers.
B. N. Stevenson and F. H. Bramsman are appointed assistant cashiers in the bank.
Melrose residents report Barton Maddux recovering well after surgery at St James hospital Butte. Leslie Demmons sustains a severe shoulder injury at school and receives first aid before bones are set. Miss Tate marries Robert Edgar at Reichle with travel from Butte and Reichle. Several families send best wishes and updates on ill relatives and relocations in Melrose and surrounding areas.
On line-up with Bobcats Joday Foster Frank Hatcheld and Dewey Cashmore joined the Bobcat football squad en route from the State College at Bozeman to Utah for a series against Utah and Idaho colleges. Warfield and Cashmore are in their second year.
Billings test wells in the Lake Basin region recently cost about $500 000.
All schools in the Western states show higher attendance levels this year. Districts report stronger enrollment across districts and grade levels, reflecting growing student participation and community involvement.
F. M. Staudaker made a business trip to Grant. Doris Massie, after a week in Dillon, returned home. Tom and Mrs. Pierce motored to the county seat. Fero Marchesseau and the Massie sisters visited Elkhorn Springs. Ernest Neff left for Gold Creek after visiting the Lazy Five. Brenner from Brenner Montana visited his ranch home. George Lossl and Jackson guests of the Kays. James Mansfield and son left for St. Louis after visiting Anna Mansfield. Mrs. Charles Wilson stayed with L. C. Stoker and enjoyed outings at the upper ranch. Kanzler and Muntz drove to Dillon last week.
Public notice from a former dentist states that Dr. William J Romersa has taken over the dental offices and will maintain high standards of care. The message thanks friends and patients for past kindness and looks forward to excellent future service.
I am ending all business affairs in Dillon to move to Washington D C All accounts due me must be paid by cash or bankable note before August 1 I can take only a limited number of patients so an early appointment is necessary signed Dr R R Rathbone
Philip J. May pastor leads Sabbath school at 10 a.m. Morning worship follows at service start.
Nashville man Andrew White reports two years of back hip and leg pain eased after taking FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS. He claims to feel like a new person and urges avoiding substitutes. Potts, the druggist Adv.
A notice from Louis Anderson prohibits hunting on his premises. The ad is a private warning aimed at trespassers, asserting no hunting allowed and citing clear property boundaries.
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