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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
7
Master Orland and George Mast celebrated their birthday anniversary with thirty children at a Dillon home. Pink decor plus a six course lunch and two large birthday cakes added festive detail. Guests enjoyed games and expressed best wishes for future celebrations.
Dr H T Ashlock hosted the Normal college freshmen at the Pastime theatre Monday. The program featured a three reel film of Charles Dickens Pickwick Papers, aligned with their current study. Mrs Julia Clements chaperoned the group, with appreciation expressed for the invitation.
Mrs G T Paul entertained a casual card gathering Tuesday evening. After cards the ladies shared a chafing dish lunch with Mesdames James Dodd E O Selway J B Poindexter Floyd Best Joseph Monroe and Misses Bert Shortt Annabel Long Hor tense Paul among those present.
Mr and Mrs R R Rathbone were the pleasant hosts at a 7 o clock dinner Tuesday evening at their home on South Atlantic street Red and white carnatons added beauty to the dinner and a splendid menu was served to guests Mrs T S Swenson of Butte Miss Mabel Salberg of Boulder and S P Wright of Butte Mr and Mrs Rathbone entertained informally at dinner Thursday evening at 7 o clock The guests were Mr and Mrs Thos Anderson Mr and Mrs L RB Foote Mrs Gillis and Mrs Creighton of Butte and Mrs Kate Taylor
The Girls Friendly Club will hold regular meetings on Saturday evenings instead of Fridays until schools close because Friday evenings are busy with school events. Tomorrow night the Guildhall party invites members to attend dressed as small children.
The club was entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bert Orr with invited guests Mrs. A. W. Connolly and Miss Anna Patterson joining the gathering for a pleasant afternoon.
The members gathered at the home of Mrs. William Bernstein Monday evening. Miss Amy Lees and Miss Alma Van De Walker served as substitutes for the session.
Mrs. Alvin L. Anderson will entertain the club next Wednesday afternoon at her Idaho street home. Mr. and Mrs. A L Anderson host Tuesday evening. The Auction Bridge club meets tonight hosted by Mrs. N E Stone at Mrs. B N Stevenson’s home. Mrs. O C Gosman will host the Five Hundred club at the next meeting.
Local church groups rallied to expand aid programs across seven cities, urging donors and volunteers to support new benevolent initiatives. The push targets increased food, shelter, and educational help for underserved communities this year.
Mrs. Sam Williamson hosted a Thursday afternoon social at her home, serving as the event’s hostess and center of activity.
Hobnob Mrs Herbert Wheat hosts this afternoon at her home. Social Eight reports next Friday afternoon events as Mrs O M Best entertains the club.
Busy Bee club met Wednesday at Mrs. N Birter home with Bitterroot Mrs B N Stevenson set to host in two weeks. Shakespeare club held its regular meeting Saturday afternoon.
No meeting was held by the Manse society this week leaving activities and decisions for another time.
A Peoria resident reports severe backache and kidney discomfort eased after three days using Foley Kidney Pills. The testimonial claims complete relief from kidney trouble and tiredness, ending with a recommendation from the reader. Potts, the druggist, notes an advertising period of one month.
Beaver Head County High School hosts its fifth annual reception at the high school. Dr Grant E Finch will give an illustrated talk on David Livingstone and Africa. Photos and student displays will be shown. The lantern will project slides and cards. The program starts at 8 15 with a library reception to follow and student work exhibits in several rooms. Domestic Science students will provide light refreshments. Parents and friends are expected to attend.
Cough medicine for children must be safe pleasant and effective. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets these needs and is popular with mothers of young children. For sale by all dealers Ady 1 mo.
Visiting delegates from across the state attending a Baptist convention toured Normal College Tuesday afternoon. They were escorted by Mesdames R. R. Rathbone and Z. B. Yeaman and guided through buildings and dormitories by Mr. Monroe and Mrs. Anna Owsley. The party expressed delight with the trip.
A Wisconsin pharmacist offers refunds if Foley's Honey and Tar Compound fails to cure coughs or colds. John Bennett of Tell states the remedy has always satisfied and cured his cough or cold after five years of use. Refuse substitutes. Adv i mo.
Mrs C R Clark leaves Dillon Saturday to visit home folks in Wisconsin for the summer. She will join Mr Clark in Missoula in the fall, then proceed to Newport Washington for a time before moving on to their new home.
The approaching term of the district court opens April 28 with cases including State of Montana versus George Vasel for burglary and George Osterman Jr for burglary. Other matters include assault, rape, grand larceny, various debt and damages actions, ejectment and mixed civil suits.
Workers have dug the trench from the sewer outlet eastward to the railroad and laid pipe. Observers hail the project as high quality and expect completion on schedule. If on track, Dillon will have a three district sewer system by July first or sooner.
Prof Mosher notes students reach 140 words per minute in dictation. Court reporters require 200 to 250 words, but 140 remains solid amanuensis speed. Perseverance and practice lift performance, with some accuracy contests in typewriting yielding top scores near perfection.
Teachers exams will be held Thursday and Friday April 24 and 25 in Dillon Montana. The legislature recently lowered the certificate grade to second and aligned it with the old third, adding Civics state and federal content. Marcarer Ross Co Supt.
Old Reliable Montana Employment Co. located at 7070 Utah Ave Butte Montana offers reliable help on short notice. Send in orders and some will receive prompt attention Adv 14 41.
Misses Bessie Bennett and Rebecca Lawrence spent last Saturday in Butte for a brief visit and local outings.
City brief notes report M E Barry and Neil Sharkey in Dillon on various days. Beverages and feeds, sales and rentals listed, plus multiple visits to Dillon by residents and travelers. Dam and business updates include repair work on Governor White’s building and real estate leases.
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