Silverware Adds Elegance to Dining Settings
The piece notes how beautiful table silverware enhances a table's tone and enriches the meal, describing it as a pride of many households and a key part of entertaining.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1917
Page
5
The piece notes how beautiful table silverware enhances a table's tone and enriches the meal, describing it as a pride of many households and a key part of entertaining.
Fred Kohl has bought the Norman E Holden home ranch of 240 acres, adding to his 56 480 acres to form a premier dry land ranch in Beaverhead county. The sale was listed by C L Worth of Dillon. Col W H Boyle of Lima reports the season’s first chicks hatched, kept indoors to avoid freezing, with potential spring fry forthcoming.
Mrs Anna W Owsley matron of the Normal college dormitories has fully recovered from illness and is expected to arrive in Dillon tonight to resume her duties. Her friends express gratification at her return and improved health.
At the Methodist Church on Sunday February 26 Sunday school begins at 9 50 a m with Prof Robert Clark as superintendent Preaching by Pastor M G Humphrey at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m The Epworth League meets at 6 30 p m led by Will Clark Pastor Humphrey preaches at Stone Creek school house Sunday afternoon February 25 at 3 o clock
The Ernest Orr residence at the end of south Idaho street has received final painting and is being moved into. The new house is described as one of the best and most convenient recently built in Dillon.
Mr and Mrs Moses Smyth came home from Rochester Minnesota where Mrs Smyth had a serious operation at Mayo Hospital They visited relatives and friends at Mrs Smyths old Minnesota home on the way back to their hometown.
First Presbyterian Church announces morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7 30 with themes The abhorrence of evil and The Preciousness of the Soul Sunday school at 945 led by Miss Nina Nash The public is invited Baptist Church lists Sunday school at 10 Young peoples meeting at 630 with a school contest running to June 1 Everyone is invited to join both Sunday school and the Young Peoples society Dr Grant E Finch superintendent of the Normal Training school will attend the national convention of school superintendents in Kansas City leaving tonight for the east.
Local and personal notes list J. H. Youngken in Salmon Idaho on business and other residents in town for various matters including Hildreth from Medicine Lodge and Price from Dell. Feeder horses advertised for sale by M. D. Craver Armstead. Long items about travel to Helena Wisconsin Illinois California and Silver coins in circulation. Jim Dunstan former county resident planning Dillon visit. Hedden from Billings arrived after a New York trip noting heavy snow east and bare ground in Beaverhead valley.
Fourteen Beaverhead farmers organized the Beaverhead National Loan Association under the new farm loan law with a capitalization of 42900. The group aims to secure low interest loans for members to improve farms, with easy repayment terms and plans to grow membership to twenty or more. Officers elected for one year include Norman Holden as president Louis L Bell as vice president and Pearl S Smith as secretary treasurer. Directors are Holden Winchester Garner Johnson Featherly Bell Hansen Tanner and Shafer. The loan committee is Bell Featherly and Holden.
Miss Edith Power married Howard W. Frizzell Sunday afternoon at 3 30 at the bride's parents home on Kentucky avenue. The ceremony was performed by R Washington Burton in the presence of close friends and relatives. An elegant dinner followed the nuptials. The Presbyterian Missionary society will hold its annual meeting Feb 26 at 7 30 PM at Mrs A S Rife's home with music dialogue and field news and a bank offering.
On May 13th the Northside Country Club will observe its tenth anniversary with Mrs. Theodore Nelson hosting. The first meeting of the club was held at her home ten years ago.
Mrs A G Williams and Mrs Effie Christman hosted a dainty luncheon at 1 30 PM Monday for sixteen lady friends at the Williams home on Rife street. After luncheon cards were the diversion.
Mrs. Lorain Spencer Mrs. Ned Saunders and Mrs. Esther Miller will entertain the ladies of the aid society of the Methodist church Friday March 2 in the church parlors.
The Westminister Guild of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs. Clark Anderson next Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A L Anderson.
Mrs. Edward Cushing hosted the Amicae club last Friday afternoon with club members and as guests Mrs. E. H. Brundage Mrs. A. L. Badcon and Mrs. E. H. Yeager joining the gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Phillips entertained last Friday night with sixteen ladies and gentlemen. Participants reported a most delightful time.
A new club formed by young married ladies will be entertained by Mrs Taylor Bradley next Wednesday afternoon, according to announcements in the society column.
The Presbyterian manse society was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J. Carhart in her rooms in the Telephone block.
The ninth annual report of the state board of horticulture lists 101 768 farms in Montana. Yewllestone leads, Fergus second, and Gallatin and Hill share third place.
Mr and Mrs J E Hurley of Bannack spent ten days in town due to Mr Hurley's illness. He works as a motor truck driver for the original Bannack company. He caught a cold and an abscess formed in his ear but he is now nearly well. The notice also advertises A W Hunt Piano Co offerings from Butte Montana with piano values and a No Risk Easy Payment plan.
For sale 960 acres of dry land with a creek running through, 12 miles out. All plow land with good improvements. Best buy in Beaverhead county at 18 dollars per acre. 5000 dollars cash, balance at 8 percent. Contact C. L. Worth.
Mrs J B Cluley entertained a number of the city schools teachers yesterday afternoon in a social gathering.
Mrs. Hugh L. McCaleb served as hostess to the Bitterroot and Social Light clubs on Wednesday. The gathering brought together members for an evening of socializing and community notes.
Mrs Jens Christensen entertained the Lutheran Aid society on February 22.
Washington senators tentatively agree that an amendment to the Porto Rican citizenship bill would grant voting rights to women who become U S citizens in Porto Rico.
A severe wind storm in Columbus New Mexico Sunday wrecked three airplanes valued at 13 000 dollars each and demolished a newly built hangar at the First Aero Squadron camp. One soldier suffered serious injuries from flying debris.
In Madrid the cortes debated government neutrality as several deputies questioned premier Count de Romanones on Spain’s stance in the war. Senators Rodes Pend and Garcia were among those raising queries on policy.
The government plans a tea purchase of 50 000 000 pounds to supply the army and navy for a year. It ranks among the largest tea purchases on record.
London dispatch notes German army losses for January 1917 totaling 77,534 officers and men. The figure excludes colonial troops and reflects frontline and other service casualties.
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