Silverware stock complete from knives to tea sets
The catalog notes a full stock of household flatware including plain silver knives and forks and the finest tea sets. It emphasizes completeness in every particular.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1917
Page
8
The catalog notes a full stock of household flatware including plain silver knives and forks and the finest tea sets. It emphasizes completeness in every particular.
Southbound No 32 at 7 46 p m No 30 at 9 30 a m Northbound No 29 at 4 25 a m No 31 at 1 58 p m listing train numbers directions and times on the Oregon Short Line timetable.
Budge and Buster Gilbert sons of Mr and Mrs Chester Gilbert celebrated birthdays yesterday afternoon July 19 with a picnic at Dillmont park. One boy was seven on July 18 and the other five on July 19. About fourteen little tots joined the celebration for a day described as largely attended.
St James church offers Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Morning Prayer at 11 a m Evening Prayer at 7 30 p m and daily service at 7 45 a m Rector L H Young requests attendance.
Local notes from Dillon include visitors and residents at various homes and sites. Harrison Lapham from Jackson and George French checked in town. Rev Walter Corll visited Bozeman. Mrs George Romain toured Washington Oregon. Birth announced at Holcomb House. Iva Forester a Salt Lake City guest. A Leghorn chick sale advertised. Several families and travelers from Alder Bannack Idaho Falls Lynden and Bannack mentioned with movements and vacations. J M Johnson American Express auditor in Dillon. Hazel Maurer arriving from Los Angeles for summer visits. Grasshopper valley hay crop noted as light but growing. Miss Ann Hazard to Michigan for vacation.
A detailed survey shows a week of varied programs led by noted platform celebrities. Highlights include The Boston Chimes of Normandie company, James Goddard, Chauncy Hawkins, and Dr A E Turner with lectures and concerts.
Advertisements announce flags of all sizes available at the Tribune Book Store with the offer to obtain sizes through the shop.
The St Rose guild of the Catholic church was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs M French with a Dutch lunch. Dr G G Brownback hosted a Dutch lunch Wednesday evening celebrating Robert McChord's birthday.
Mrs Ned Saunders entertained the Riverside Country club Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs Paul Head of Butte Mrs Ray Koontz Mrs Susan Find ling and Mrs John Wolf attending the social gathering.
A Picnic at Sheep Canyon Thursday evening honored Dr. G G Brownback on his birthday. The gathering was described as a most enjoyable outing with Brownback as the featured guest.
The M. E. Aid society holds a picnic at Elza Smith’s country home on Thursday afternoon July 26. Ladies will meet at the church at 2 o clock to ride out and plan arrangements.
Theta plans a mid-summer dansant tonight in the big pavilion at Dillmont Park with proceeds for the Women's Patriotic Association war relief fund. A large attendance is anticipated.
Members of the high school class of 1916 hosted visiting company D, Second Montana infantry, at the Sugar Bowl cafe Tuesday night. Guests of honor included Henry Wyatt, Emmet Drummey, and Fred Bech. Four courses were served and patriotic decorations featured souvenirs of allies colored badges for participants.
On Thursday afternoon the marriage of Tom Craver of Medicine Lodge and Miss Anna Hoem of Butte was performed by Pastor H G Humphrey of the Methodist church. The couple will reside in the upper Medicine Lodge valley with guests including Mary Craver and the bride’s sister.
Armstead hosted a Red Cross Allies social and dance on Saturday evening drawing about 150 attendees from Armstead and surrounding areas including Dillon Lima and Dell. Thirty couples came from Dillon and about fifteen from Lima and Dell, yielding receipts of 128.90 for the Armstead Red Cross Allies and a supper of 57.50 with the dance adding 74.40.
Olga Laing daughter of Robert Laing of Butte will marry at ten Wednesday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Phil Anderege. Rev Lee H Young of St James Episcopal church will perform the ceremony. Guests include Miss Poindexter of Dillon and Miss Laing of Butte. The couple plans a honeymoon in Salt Lake City and will live in Butte after August 20.
The advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy that reaches the disease through the blood, claiming local applications fail. It describes the medicine as a blend of tonics and blood purifiers, says a physician endorsed it, and offers testimonials and a Toledo Ohio address for orders. It also mentions Hall's Pills for constipation.
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