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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1916
Page
8
Practical economy notes that alum or phosphate baking powders cost less than Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder made from cream of tartar derived from grapes. Alum powders vary in leavening power, while Dr Price's yields the finest food and actual savings from its use.
Social notes from Beaverhead County reveal the Neighborhood club meeting at the Ames home with 60 guests and plans for December events. Earl Main wed Christine Pederson in a Dillon ceremony. dances, parties, and club meetings fill the social calendar, with several members traveling to Missoula and Butte for holidays and gatherings.
The fire department hosts its annual ball, a beloved event for enthusiasts of the terp sichorean art. A Dart hall dance tonight features Baxter Tonr ey Orchestra, continuing a series of festive gatherings during Thanksgiving week. Ralph Cushing hosted a party for his Sunday school teachers and class, with Victrola music, games, and refreshments.
Real estate transfers include 320 acres east of Dillon to Robert L Robertson and 160 acres to Rebecca Stevens. Deeds involve Louis C Ford Jr to Stephen Cook and Rebecca Stevens to Iola Taylor Black, plus Poindexter Orr Townsite Co interests and a mining deed. Water rights, desert filing, and local items note threshing, hay shipments, dances, and a fire-damaged schoolhouse with temporary relocation plans.
Mrs. Mary Hughes spent Saturday in Melrose. Chas Green paid a business visit to Butte last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Nick Adders will spend Thanksgiving in Butte. A dance will be held on Thanksgiving evening at Reichle hall. A large amount of dressed mutton is being shipped from Glen this week. Lee Joy and Mrs Roberta Joy visited in Dillon in the latter part of last week.
An unidentified Finnish man working in the Elkhorn district died yesterday while being rushed from Bannack to Dillon for treatment. A local physician had been summoned after he fell ill a few days prior. He died before reaching the hospital and few details are known.
Taxes for the year 1916 are payable at the County Treasurer office in Beaverhead County. Taxes become delinquent November 30 at 6 p.m. with a 10 percent penalty if unpaid. Signed October 2, 1916 by Fred Rifa Treasurer and Collector, Dillon Montana.
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