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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
3
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church held a supper in the lecture room last Wednesday to raise funds for new church carpet. An excellent supper drew many city residents who felt they received good value for 25 cents and the promoters realized a neat sum.
The Class of 05 holds its annual reception and ball at the Normal College dormitory this evening. Complimentary to the Class of 04, the event is a principal yearly gathering and promises a splendid evening for those invited.
Last Saturday evening Miss Henrietta Virmillion hosted a gathering at the Virmillion home in honor of Miss Elsie Tong of Spokane. Friends enjoyed games of flinch and pit, with panch and homemade candy followed by strawberry ice cream and cake as refreshments.
Mr and Mrs C J Fenner entertained Miss Mable Kadletz and friends with a Monday dinner in Salmon City. Dandelions decorated the table, a fine menu was served, and guests enjoyed the evening. Mrs J T Farley and Mrs Emma Gilbert hosted the Ladies Aid at the M E church lecture room with about twenty ladies attending and a pleasant afternoon. The Euchre club season ended with a gathering at Prof and Mrs Pasmore's home last Thursday.
Saturday evening the Solo club met at the home of Albert Stamm Mesars. Stamm and Starr were the hosts of the occasion. Mr B N Stevenson substituted for Mr George French who was absent from town. A Dutch lunch was served and hugely enjoyed.
Mrs. O. M. Stolle presided over a Tuesday afternoon High Five club gathering. Mrs. G. W. Dart won a chiva dish as prize for achieving the highest score.
Mrs J B Virmillion entertained a St James Sunday School choir at her home on Tuesday afternoon. The gathering featured a pleasant attitude with games and a spread of fruit ice cream cake and punch for the guests.
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church invites all to an ice social on the Manse lawn the evening of June 24 two weeks from tonight. The Needle club met last before fall with Mrs. F. E. Foote hosting guests Mrs. Pastore Finley Cunnard Olmsted and Dan Ward attended.
The T. N. C. club spent a pleasant Saturday evening with Miss Alma Moree and on Tuesday afternoon drove to the Carter ranch to visit Miss Anna Carter, a club member.
Tuesday evening Mrs. D R Squire and Miss Dorchester hosted a small whist party at the W A Jones residence with a dainty lunch served.
Mrs. R. B. Rathbone entertained the Social Eight this afternoon in a pleasant gathering. It marked the last meeting of the club for the season.
The County High School board thanks Mesdames Ezra Allen O P Thomas E J Conger C W Scott Misses Hawley Rich Paxton Prof Pasmore and the Strollers orchestra for their kind assistance in a musical way at the various exercises of commencement week. Their services were greatly appreciated and enjoyed.
The June meeting of the county board approved March and April minutes and audited bills. James P. Murray resigned as State Fair director. Philip Lovell appointed to fill the vacancy. Road petitions were discussed and rejected for lack of funds. poor tax collections for 1903 were reviewed with affidavits filed by D D Walker.
The seventh annual Montana commencement at Missoula saw seven graduates, including Miss Alice Herr of Bannack. Born in 1882 in Bannack, she pursued a general A B degree and wrote a thesis on Thoughts on the Moral Teachings of Shakespeare.
Miss Mabel Kadlett of Salmon City arrived in Dillon last Saturday and stayed until Monday evening before boarding the southbound train to Denver. She plans to visit St Louis for the World’s Fair and summers with relatives, recalling her time as a student at the State Normal College two years ago and noting Dillon’s improvements.
About twenty five citizens met at the court house to discuss forming a social and business men club. J B McKinney was chosen chairman and B N Stevenson secretary with a $25 membership and up to 3 dollars monthly dues. Committees were named to report next Monday and final decision awaits their reports.
Dr James Reid gave a continued address as Prof Koontz introduced the class with a brief talk. George R Featherly, chairman of the board of trustees, presented the diplomas to the graduates with short remarks.
To the Shippers and Stock Growers of the West we have completed one of the most modern dipping plants for cattle sheep and horses. We can dip on short notice and at reasonable rates as feeders are always bought. Union Stock Yards C Grand Island Neb 22 Gm Call and see the Dart Hardware Co when you want your house needed with the water main Cit
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