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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1912
Page
10
The Paul residence hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon Saturday afternoon February 3rd. Pink and green decor matched six course service with a centerpiece of pink carnations and trailing vines. Fourteen ladies enjoyed the hospitality of hostess Mrs. G. T. Paul and received pretty favors.
Mrs. Dr Sievers from Butte visits B A Tower home this week with a Monday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Tower. Guests include Gov and Mrs Norris Prof and Mrs Monroe Dr and Mrs Rathbone. A social tea follows Tuesday afternoon with about twenty ladies and a Welsh rarebit party Tuesday evening in her honor.
Mr and Mrs FP E Foote hosted a pleasant tea Tuesday evening with guests including Miss Helen Rife and Frank Rife and The Rife Jr of Medicine Lodge and Miss Nannie Barrett of Grant.
Tuesday evening Dr and Mrs Rathbone hosted a dinner party for their guests Gov and Mrs Norris and other friends at their home. The event was described as a cordial social occasion with notable attendance from political circles.
Mrs H A Bond and Mrs Hugh McCaleb entertained about forty ladies Wednesday afternoon in a Kensington honoring Mrs Anna B McCaleb of Salmon City Idaho visiting at the McCaleb home. The Dr Bond parlor was decorated with carnations and smilax. A L Anderson also hosted tea that evening for Gov and Mrs Norris with the table adorned by spring blossoms and tiny baskets as favors for eight guests.
Mr and Mrs G T Paul hosted a seven course dinner for fourteen with dainty water color place cards pink roses and heart themed decor. Attendees included Gov and Mrs Norris Judge and Mrs Poindexter Judge and Mrs Callaway and many Helena residents Mrs E L Norris Virginia City and others attended the Valentine Tea hosted by Mrs Geo Metlen at South Pacific Street.
Prof and Mrs J E Monroe host a Friday dinner with guests Gov and Mrs Norris Sen and Mrs Selway Dr and Mrs R R Rathbone and Mrs Mary Eidson to attend.
The Baptist church ladies and friends spent yesterday afternoon at the Hunsaker ranch near Bond hosted by Mrs. I F Hunsaker. Over 50 guests enjoyed a fine turkey dinner with travel by auto or train. Mr and Mrs Abram S Rife hosted about 20 people at cards honoring Miss Barrett of Grant Miss Rife of Medicine Lodge and Miss Jardine of Hespeler Ontario.
Uncalled letters from the Dillon post office dated February 9 1912 will be sent to the Washington DC dead letter office if not collected within two weeks. Names listed include Grace Lamont P M and recipients such as Nick Apostle Andrew Allen Chris Anderson Conrad Borgaes Dick Bray Chris Christianson Josie Courtney L Dent Rasmuss Ericksen Dr A Gattan Hugh Gates Chas Garland Dell Kenna Giovanna Roman Gomez Bert Green Peter Groth Orton Gilbert John Hale W K Hall Dr H Holman C F Hogrup Miss L Lee Clarence Hoyt Bert Merritt Peder Pedersen Peter Spritzer Marcus Walston Grant Wilson.
The First Baptist church at corner Idaho and Sebree streets invites all to services led by pastor Thos. Anderson. Bible school 10 a.m. worship and sermon 11 a.m. topic Man's Greatest Enemy and the One Man Alone Who Completely Conquered That Enemy. Evening service 7:30 p.m. topics arise from questions on difficult Bible matters with a Sunday topic Does the Bible Teach That There Is One Sin That Is Unpardonable Forever What Is It.
Women’s gun metal high cut lace and button shoes reduced to 3.00. Misses’ kid lace shoes cut to 1.25 from 2.00. Women’s slippers and ties up to 3.50 now 1.50. Store sale runs Tue in City Story.
Complete cafe setup including tables chairs dishes kitchen tools steel range linen napkins towels and other restaurant items offered at a low price. Apply to C. W. Scott Dillon.
Theosophy study class meets every Monday from 8:00 to 9:30 p m at 225 North Washington Street. Textbook is The Ancient Wisdom by Annie Besant all are welcome. Omaha cattle market opens the week with light receipts and a higher tone but may ease later. quotes include Good to choice cornfed beeves at 6.75 to 7.70 and veal calves 4.00 to 7.75 with other ranges listed. Hog prices rise slightly on light receipts, with bulk 5.90 to 6.20 and top 6.30. sheep advance early then pull back, steadying for a few days.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain’s Ointment relieves sprain pain and soreness, restoring healthy condition. Bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents available from dealers.
Dillon and nearby residents frequent the city with visits to Butte lists. People include James Elmose of Brenner and Mrs H C Patterson of Dell with miscellaneous goods and services offered by Bond Gray. Local businesses, trains, auctions, and vacancies appear alongside social events and household notices from Dillon Montana community news.
This notice urges parents to keep a 50 cent Hyomeli bottle ready for croup attacks and to inhale vapors from boiling water while awaiting a physician. It claims the remedy has saved many children and directs readers to Potts drug store for purchase.
County Superintendent Margaret Ross announces the teachers examination dates in Dillon on February 23 and 24 1912. The notice also lists livestock branding and a reward of five dollars per head for information, directing inquiries to Box 703 411 F. P. Bett in Dillon.
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