Silverware notes enhance the meal setting by REEDS BAR TON
A brief mention highlights silverware in the dining setting with REEDS BAR TON AND GORHAM cited as contributors to the table appeal.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1917
Page
8
A brief mention highlights silverware in the dining setting with REEDS BAR TON AND GORHAM cited as contributors to the table appeal.
The Savranoff trio with Russell Chilinski will close the Normal Lyceum course on Wednesday April 18. They perform vocal violin cello piano and ensemble numbers with true Russian style. Tickets go on sale Monday at Thomas Book store. Be Kind to Animals week opens April 16 with humane lectures school talks and youth events planned. Three men Frank Smith Peter Ruthie and J B Kind were arrested for a daylight robbery near Dell, to answer in district court. Poindexter & Orr Livestock buys Staudaker ranch about 14 miles from Monida for a 4000 acre cattle operation and summer camp use.
In Long Beach California Miss Berthana Selway daughter of Mr and Mrs Hawley J Selway of this city rode in the parade carrying the livestock interests banner. Five Montana girls rode the Montana float amid a three mile parade with 50 foot spacing. The Michigan float won first prize for its varied makes of automobiles.
The daughter of Prof and Mrs EB S and Luce who led music at the Normal college and now holds a post at Central University Lincoln Neb won Bethany public school eighth grade theme contest. The subject was Prohibition. Miss Luce celebrated her fourteenth anniversary March 10.
Birds owned by Harlow Pease brood young chicks in a Palm show window for days. They will travel to Butte for exhibit at Montgomery Drug and later show in Seattle. Levi Shambow, former Centennial Valley resident, elected mayor of Mt. Cloud Florida. He was appointed after a prior mayor’s death and won March 27 by a decisive majority. Lima Commercial Club calls public meeting April 16 to discuss incorporating the town.
Easter Sunday observances were held in Dillon churches with special programs. Attendance was large and the services were carried out in an excellent manner.
James Stevens aged 89 years died April 8 due to old age infirmities. He was father of Mrs. George Gray of Millpoint. The funeral was held Tuesday with large attendance. Field Artillery Co. W. Scott expects government authority to organize a local company and several men have shown willingness to join. Stock in Big Hole basin reported in excellent condition with fat steers and heavy fleece sheep. Sunshine and rain boost young grass growth, aiding spring pasture for stockmen.
Miss Gladys Larson of Idaho Falls, visiting her sister Mrs Thos Yost for several weeks, departed Wednesday morning to return home.
Recent sales figures from Montana Auto Supply list buyers and models across multiple towns. Buick fours and sixes sold to individuals including Fred Gilbert Ed Nelson Anderson Christensen H L Mc Caleb Clara Adams Emery O Meare and Bart Hungate plus Sheridan Dell and others. Ford touring and delivery models bought by Wm Teers A A Jones Monida A R Smith Blaine C R Price Geo Larabee Grant J D Kennedy Melrose Paul Owens Peter Y Peterson Buford Merc Co Virginia City including two Ford delivery cars.
A. H. Payne of Big Springs Texas bought the 8. D. Cook dry farm on Stone Creek this week and is praised by C. L. Worth as a strong developer for beach land. Easter services at Armstead included a Belgian relief collection and songs by children. A freight engine derailment delayed a northbound passenger train for over an hour but caused no injuries. Mrs. W. E. Ambrose, wife of the dairyman near Selway bridge, is ill with pneumonia after years as an invalid.
Mrs Grant J Finch hosted the Needle club at her home with guests including Mrs Pearl S Smith Mrs A L Anderson Mrs Sniffen Mrs Humphrey Mrs C W Scott Mrs Furchner and Mrs A L Badcon Mrs Scott and Mrs Furchner sang solos Refreshments were served Fourteen Boy Scouts from Rodney Fosters patrol visited Mrs R E Fosters home last Saturday night decorated in national colors Games were played and snacks enjoyed A public reception for Judge and Mrs J B Poindexter postponed to Friday night April 20
On Easter afternoon at the Methodist parsonage James Phillips a prominent rancher west of Dillon tied the knot with Justina Sholl of Chicago in a ceremony conducted by Rev H G Humphrey.
Mrs Nels Nelson hosted the Busy Bee club at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mesdames Nels P Nelson Theodore Nelson P G Nelson Toan Schoenborn and Spencer.
Mr and Mrs Clark Anderson entertained last Friday at their ranch home. Judge and Mrs J B Poindexter and children attended along with Mr and Mrs Wilcomb of Laurin.
Mrs. Sam Peterson will entertain the members of the Danish Aid Society on Thursday, April 26, at her home.
Local notes from Dillon Mont list residents visiting and spending time in town. Names include Dan Tritt of Butte and Mrs Mary Craver of Medicine Lodge, with other residents like A J Wedum, Hazelbaker, and Nyhart noted. Ad notices promote a Russian lecture at Normal auditorium, plus bank loan and real estate services. Plans for Selway park investment and land scouting appear, with Worth guiding visitors among East Bench lands.
Russell Fryburg has shown slight improvement after two weeks of serious illness. The turning point occurred Tuesday night as his condition shifted toward recovery.
Help wanted notice seeks a housekeeper to care for a man and three children, youngest five. Apply at Johnson and Pickard's real estate office in Dillon Montana. Also mentions farm loans can be negotiated through the bank.
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