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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
5
Social life in Dillon continues with local parties and club meetings reported amid community sorrow. The Titanic disaster casts a pall over events, with sympathy spreading to neighboring towns as bad weather adds to the somber mood.
The Kappa Zeta Nu group at the Normal College held a lively Saturday session in the dorm parlor. Six new members were inducted after entertaining stunts watched by onlookers, followed by a stairs ascent to the Sorority sanctuary and a luncheon. New inductees included Prof. and Mrs. F. H. Garver, Mrs. Lilian Free, and Misses Lucy Herrick Agness Scott and Ann Hazard.
Neighbors and friends gathered Monday morning to assist Mrs. Taylor with hostess duties for a Baptist contest. Captain and assistant led the division as several ladies attended the house event, turning the afternoon into an enjoyable and profitable gathering.
Young society members enjoyed a Friday dance at Dart’s hall chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Bert A. Tower. The Needle club met Wednesday afternoon with hostess Mrs. A J. Wedum and guests including Mesdames Ellen Lovell Clara Hopkins Mary Eidson and J E. Monroe over a pleasant lunch.
A cheerful bridge event took place Wednesday at 3 00 pm at the Phillips home with Mesdames A S Rife and Chas Phillips as hostesses. After card games, guests enjoyed a choice luncheon in a pleasant, social setting.
Mrs A S Rife and Mr Chas Phillips hosted a pleasant Tuesday evening at the Phillips home. Guests enjoyed a game of 500 followed by a delicious supper served to all attendees.
Members of the club held their regular session in the Guild parlors on Saturday afternoon and finalized plans for a banquet this Friday at 8:00 PM at the Guild hall. Ladies have prepared for weeks and promise a genuine treat for invitees. The writer will cover the affair in next week's issue.
Next Wednesday afternoon and evening May 38th the Beaverhead club invites ladies to its spacious rooms for a special entertainment program. Mrs Bert Adams Tower directs with a committee including Mrs Arthur Graeter Mrs Frank Hazle baker Mrs N E Holden Mrs T K Julson Mrs George Kunzman Mrs Frank Landon and the Misses Anna Huber Elizabeth Jones Blanch Morse Mary Innes Sadie Graeter.
Mrs. Hugh McCaleb entertained members and guests in a delightful gathering. The next meeting is scheduled at Mrs. J E Monroe's home on the afternoon of May 3rd.
Mrs J E Monroe entertained the Bridge club Monday evening in a pleasant social at her Idaho street residence with members present and cards in play through the evening.
Members of the Busy Bee club will be entertained Wednesday May 1 at the home of Mrs John Gelhaus. The gathering promises social activity and local hospitality.
Mrs Hugh MecCaleb will entertain Bitterroot club members at her home on a Wednesday in May. The notice lists a social gathering with the organizer hosting the event for club members.
Mrs Henry Burfield served as the cordial hostess Wednesday for the afternoon club of ladies. The gathering featured polite conversation and light refreshments in a warm, welcoming setting.
Miss Bertha Huber and Miss Anna Huber hosted the St James guild on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Kate Lewis hosted Baptist Ladies Aid at her Pacific street home. Next Thursday Mrs Chris Maurer and Mrs L Hobson host Baptist Ladies Aid at Mrs Maurer’s home. Methodist Aid were entertained by Mesdames Badcon and Iris in church lecture rooms. Mrs M E French hosted St Rose guild at her South Washington street home. Presbyterian Mrs Benjamin Stevenson will host Manse ladies on Thursday afternoon May 2.
You will look a good while before you find a better medicine for coughs and colds than Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It not only gives relief it cures. Try it when you have a cough or cold and you are certain to be pleased with the prompt cure it will attend.
Dillon and nearby towns show activity with residents traveling, shopping, and visiting. People mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Tritt in Butte, Dr. Rathbone dentist, Miss Ellen Thompson visiting in Dillon, A. W. Harwood purchasing a Buick, and Rev. Ostrander and Rev. Hooker involved in church duties. Several notices about sales, exhibitions, and local business promotions accompany community life.
Catarrh germs travel from the nose to the ears causing deafness, experts claim Hyomei can heal the inflamed membrane and banish catarrh. F. C. Vanaman of Binghamton reports cure after specialists failed. Complete Hyomei outfit priced at $1, with extra bottles 50 cents, sold by Potts and druggists everywhere.
Bargain prices on dried peaches prunes apples and figs plus California muscatel Heinze apple butter sunlit apple butter and Columbia condensed milk. Cane sugar twenty pounds for 1.00 with a 20.00 order of other groceries. Bond and Gray Cash Store promotes value and savings.
Bond and Gray women plan a food sale at the Postoffice Store tomorrow Saturday April 27. Sanders of the Diamond O ranch travels to Great Falls seeking cattle. A L Stone adds a second story to his Idaho street home. Ernest Nelson ill with pneumonia shows slight improvement. Four Centennial valley schools to start around May 15 or June 1. Mrs W H Richardson improving after rheumatism and plans to seek mineral springs. April Term of District Court opens next Monday with many civil cases. citizenship applications to be heard by Judge Poindexter.
Read of prize winning Langshan chickens from New York to Dillon with sweepstakes at Fort Dodge Iowa and egg prices listed. Local notes mention Ralph Streb of Melrose visiting and Dillon residents socializing. Advertisements praise Harrisons household goods and the Jungfraubahn project notes in Europe.
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