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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1905
Page
6
Readable directions for simple home made gifts including a jewel case style workbag, reed basket, suede belts and card cases, along with boudoir photograph frames. Instructions emphasize sewing, embroidery, stenciling, and decorative ribbon work to create useful small items. These craft ideas target economical holiday gifts suitable for women with basic needlework and color skills.
The article highlights hand sewn gifts in linen and silk perfect for Christmas. It describes a broderie anglaise collar, Richelieu and eyelet techniques, collars and cuffs, Hedebro table linen pieces, and small items like pin cases and bureau baskets. It emphasizes affordable, stylish projects and practical handmade presents.
A new three cornered pincushion features a large bow on the flat side near the looking glass. A spray of flowers in ribbon or silk is worked on it starting near the bow.
This home crafted photo rack uses a fan shaped cardboard base covered in art silk with a ribbon network secured by brass pins or fasteners. Photographs slip between ribbons to rest along the interlaced lines, holding about forty to fifty images and serving as wall decor or room concealment.
Three train cars carried buffalo through Dillon yesterday morning. One car held butchered meat for Salt Lake City to supply holiday meals, while two cars carried live animals bound for Arizona. Most animals were half breeds with only two or three full blooded specimens, all originating from Flathead country.
The Modern Woodmen of America section elected officers for the ensuing year. V. C. is F. P. Birrer, M. A. John Scott, clerk Jasper Nelson, banker Fred Conger, escort John B. Tritt, watch man Nick Manser, sentry Geo. McIntosh, manager for thirteen years A. Kuntze chief Forester John Nidy.
Missoula John Bray, a lunatic, escaped from an officer on a moving train and leaped from an open window. He was only slightly injured. Local Option Defeated In Revalli County At Special Election 830 opposed 455 for.
Helena Mrs Reece T Davis wife of a noted labor leader died Sunday night from self inflicted throat slashing. Authorities say the motive is not known and further details are awaited.
Bozeman Ling the Chinese murderer who was to be hanged today has received a stay of execution while an appeal is prepared.
United States Land Office announces that Gwenllian Evans and Frank P. Tate have filed desert land and homestead claims in Montana. Proofs will be examined by Clerk F A Hazelbaker in Dillon on December 23, 1905, with witnesses Angelo Rugcerola Elmer Bateman Joseph Skinnar David Evans and Gwenllian Evans.
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