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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1916
Page
10
City and county residents travel to Dillon this week with Armstead Jackson and Leadore connections. Butte and Helena visitors, plus hotel registrations, mix with sales like ladies suits half price at Chas Niblack and bath robes from blankets. Farm loan offers and bead imports round out the local commerce and notices.
A Dillon area column notes Frank Schultz from Melrose visiting for business, plans for Thanksgiving turkey orders from Bond Grocery Co, new ladies shoes arriving, Mille Adams offering fancy work for Christmas, and art novelties. Other items cover travel, theater plans to Butte, gown-making by Frances Hanchette, and hunting trips on Horse Prairie. The Beaverhead Lumber Co.received three coal cars easing local supply.
The Montana Auto Supply company sold several touring cars to T A Grigg of Dell James Boerglee of Twin Bridges and J W Norman of Alder. Mrs Black bought a Dodge. Joe Murray killed a two point buck in Grasshopper area, his second deer of the season. Robi Keller, about 75, died at the county poor farm after years in the region.
The City Shoe store runs a 26 week contest in its fifth week offering prizes including a Claxtancla phonograph two Bear Cat Racers two diamond rings and many jewelry and silver items. Votes earned with purchases or paid bills within thirty days and weekly service check sales boost contestants.
Miss Addie B Bettes was the delightful hostess at an At Home last Saturday afternoon at St James Guild hall. R E Chandler arranged the setting with brown autumn tones in the decors and a transformed auditorium into a reception space with archways palms and chrysanthemums creating a garden effect.
In Beav erhead county many gatherings honor Miss Lulu Rumbaugh as she prepares to wed John Hay Kunz. The weekend featured showers, bridges, and charity parties with community groups, choir members, and local club ladies attending in festive autumn decor.
The Baptist Aid society plans a missionary meeting tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Arthur Brown's home. The Methodist Aid society receives hospitality tomorrow afternoon in the church lecture room hosted by Mesdames L. E. Boldwine BE. W. Slack and Ruebben Tritt. The Monday Evening Sewing Circle met this week at Mrs. Harry S. Gimble's South Washington residence.
Mrs Ray Richardson of Lima spent part of last week in Dillon visiting the M A Wiaker home. Mr and Mrs Van Itton of Butte attended the wedding of Miss Helen Rife and Mr E S Duff. Miss Frances Higbee a student at the Normal college is hospitalized with typhoid at Curtis hospital. Mrs Camas Nelson visiting her mother Mrs Jos Hainds for a month left Monday for Idaho.
St James Church announces services for the twenty second Sunday after Trinity at 7 30 a m 11 a m and 7 30 p m with church school at 9 45 a m Friday litany and instruction at 4 p m and 7 30 p m Thanksgiving day services at 7 30 a m and 10 a m Lee H Young rector.
Man seeking tenant offers a steam heated room with bath in connection. Inquire at Examiner office.
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