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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1913
Page
10
A playful verse titled Valentine depicts St Valentine as awakening spring, picking flowers of love and sharing a rose with the sweetest girls, capturing a seasonal social mood. The piece reads in a dialect style, celebrating romance and the approach of the holiday.
Mrs. William Cashmore hosted a Saturday dinner honoring her husband and son Francis on their shared birthday. Twelve gentlemen attended at 6:30 as Mr. Cashmore arrived to a red heart centerpiece and a six course menu. Guests included I Cashmore and Alfred Cashmore among others. piano music and socializing followed into the night.
Mrs E M Yeaman gave a delightful dinner Wednesday evening at her South Atlantic Street home. February 12 marked both Abraham Lincoln’s birthday and Mr Yeaman’s, and a pleasant surprise dinner followed for him with guests including Z B Yeaman Dr R R Rathbone Burt A Tower Joseph F E Monroe Hugh J McCaldh Albert Stamm Alvin L Anderson A L Badon Henry D Weenink T D Olmsted Frank E Foote Leon R Foote and Revs Jesse Lacklen and Thomas Anderson.
Jane Boone hosted a Valentine party for friends to mark her fifth birthday. The children enjoyed treats and games after a joyful afternoon, then shared a birthday lunch before returning home. Guests included Mary Gist Agnes Conger Mary Emily Elliott Marjorie Foote Lenore Johnson Alma Kupfer Phillis Knapp Virginia Smith Mary Swartz Ruth Lacklen Selma Knapp Eleanor Selway Mary Lee Morton Dorothy Potter Beverly Gordon and Dorothy Hirschman.
Mrs John Wolf entertained at a Kensington for her mother Mrs Susan Findling alongside a group of ladies including Mrs Findling Mrs Patterson Mrs Reddington Sam Freeman Tom Wefsala Earl Wheat Herbert Wheat Lee Hughes Edna Climer William Lovell Ed Farley George Lennox and Hurley Leach. Dainty refreshments were served with assistance from Miss Marian Leach and Miss Agatha Lovell.
The Country Dancing club plans another enjoyable dance this Friday evening at the Nyhart ranch with music by Messrs. Kelly and Mayfield. Mrs. Gerhard Albers hosted a pleasant dinner Thursday at 5 o'clock at her home with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Padley and Mr. Fred Heffner of Canada visiting Dillon.
Our Royal Banner flour has become the leading brand in Dillon as Olmsted Stevens on the Adv. extends its sales push. The blaze of local demand underscores the product's growing popularity and the distributor's strong market presence.
The members of the 500 inch club were entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. N. E. Stone in a social gathering at her residence.
Mrs. N. E. Stone hosted a pleasant Wednesday afternoon for the ladies Euchre club. The club will not meet again this season after completing the first series of games.
Mrs. N E Stone hosted Saturday evening for twelve members of the club with a cordial gathering in her home.
The ladies club Social Eight were entertained at the home of Mrs William Orr on Friday afternoon, enjoying a social gathering with remarks and refreshments.
Saturday evening Mrs Bert Orr will entertain the ladies who meet tomorrow evening at her home. The social gathering is planned with hospitality and conversation in a home setting.
Mrs Clara Chapman entertained the club on Wednesday afternoon at her residence with guests including Mrs Ellen Lovell Mrs Mary Eidson Mrs Joseph E Monroe and Mrs Clara Hopkins.
Mrs. Gerhard Albers entertained a club gathering at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mesdames Emma Gilbert Amanda Giudici D. V. Erwin Mary Ejidson Charles Padley Fred Heffner William Deputy Patterson F P Bell Emerson Slack Edward Saunders Charles Chapman Earl Selway William Hermann John L Banks Sylvester Hirschman Betsy Haines and Misses Pauline Willard Martha Chapman and Montana Albers. Refreshments were served late in the afternoon.
Baptist Mesdames Eidson and Jennings entertained 57 last Thursday afternoon at the Aid. Mrs B Y Yeaman hosted this week at her home. The Ladies' Aid dinner Tuesday evening raised over $100 for the treasury. Mrs Ellen Lovell hosted the Guild Thursday afternoon with many members and friends.
No meeting was held this week by the society. The members and friends will be entertained next Thursday afternoon by Mrs. N. I. Stone.
Mrs. Jesse Lacklen entertained a large group of ladies on Thursday afternoon at the parsonage, enjoying a social gathering and conversation in a church setting.
Mrs. Pat Ward will entertain the Guild next Thursday afternoon at her home. No meeting was held this week.
Dr Kings New Discovery advertised as the best cough cold throat and lung medicine. Money refunded if it fails to cure. Testimonial from J R O Wells Floydada Texas claims a 15 pound gain after use. Available at Potts the druggist. Ad shows a promotional offer with risk denial.
Uncalled letters will go to the dead letter office in Washington in two weeks. Names listed include Grace Lamont and Mrs W E Blanton among others. Special features at the Grand theatre are set for Saturday and Sunday.
Local notices list the Grand theatre showing weekend performances and a variety of items from coroner visits to listings for cream separators. The Beaverhead County High basketball team lost 45 to 17 in Butte, with upcoming home games against Butte noted. Also mentioned are marriage licenses, theater trips, and several residents’ activities.
The Baptist church will hold a 7:30 p.m. Sunday service titled The Religious Life of Abraham Lincoln led by the pastor. Morning worship and sermon at 11 a.m. Bible school at 10 a.m. Public invited to all services with Lincoln enthusiasts especially urged to attend.
Phil Poindexter reports his kitchen range exploded Saturday morning. The blast severely damaged the room and left little usable debris. Authorities suspect frozen hot water pipes caused the explosion. no one was reportedly in the room at the time, and a fatality was narrowly avoided.
Louis Wilson, linked to stealing John Peats overcoat containing a $175 check, indorsed the check to George Smith who cashed it. Wilson was captured at Lovelock Nevada wearing the coat and denied Montana visit. Sheriff Erwin to transport Wilson to Dillon. George Smith received three years for his role.
H. T. Hedden, manager and buyer for the Golden Rule store, arrived on the early New York train and praised the market prospects. He said the Golden Rule syndicate will use combined buying to keep prices low and even cheaper in many items.
There was a hearing yesterday before the state rail authorities in Helena regarding live stock rites. The proceedings focused on procedures for cattle shipments and associated safety measures. Officials did not release final rulings or dates for next sessions.
About 34,000 railroaders across 54 eastern railroads may strike within 48 hours if no agreement is reached. Judge Martin A. Knapp has presided over the talks as President Carter of the Brotherhood blames Wall Street and railroads for pressuring Wilson to permit freight increases, refusing concessions on both sides.
Miss Maud McCullough of Missoula is reported in Mexico City amid two days of fierce street fighting. She traveled alone to visit her uncle Charles McCullough, a livestock importer, and has been cut off from the peaceable world with danger of death for American noncombatants.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Monroe spent several days this week in Helena where Mr Monroe attended a meeting of the Schoolmasters club.
A fragment discusses Frank A Muansey and a Holding party seen as likely to manage the sack. The tone hints at political or social intrigue with informal language and a focus on who will hold the responsibilities.
A brief notice notes that Patents Company will present pictures at the Grand Theater on Saturday and Sunday with admission details and show times. The listing indicates a weekend program of silent or early film reels followed by a short feature.
The Montana house and senate placed platform measures on general orders Wednesday signaling bills have been favorably reported and advance in Jefferson County proceedings.
The report outlines committee action on proposed bills, including amendments in committee of the whole and engrossment, with final readings and potential governor approval. It notes a substitute for the blue sky bill in the senate, petitions on anti cigarette laws, wage and employment issues, and bills on streetcars railroads and education.
A vintage advertisement asserts chronic constipation can be cured with Chamberlain's Tablets claiming many have been helped. It promotes a trial with a price of a quarter and notes availability through all dealers.
The Grand Theatre resumes Saturday and Sunday showings with two top quality films weekly from the Patents company. Special educational pictures are planned for students, while the program continues to feature the same high quality titles. Also includes an advertisement praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds.
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