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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
3
Advertisement promotes SAFETY DEPOSIT boxes to store wills jewels heirlooms and valuable papers. Private boxes rent from $1.50 per year with claims of safety from fire and burglars and the option to withdraw anytime. Also urges money deposits in a safe bank.
Miss Pansy Christenson received a surprise party on Monday evening at the Lewis home. Friends in costume competed for prizes while guests listed include Mabel and Annie Friend, Jessie Ferris, Laura Guyaz, and many others. Hostesses A R Hardy and Wm Jennings assisted. gifts of china plates were given.
Miss Montana Murray celebrated her twelfth birthday Saturday with a party at home. Lively games and dancing filled the afternoon as guests enjoyed a pink themed table and refreshments. Assistance came from Mrs. Murray, Mesdames Jerome Sharp and Page, and Miss Marion Leach.
Members of the ladies dancing class hosted a pleasant evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B A Tower in Clear View on Wednesday. The event served as a farewell for Mrs. William Bernstein who will spend time in Milwaukee and Mrs. Joseph Monroe who departs next Thursday for the south and east for the summer. Dancing and music provided the main entertainment and a novel supper partner selection led to a fine box lunch before goodbyes and wishes for a safe journey and a warm summer.
Friday evening a pleasant surprise gathered Miss Georgiana Page as the honor guest. Friends met at Mrs. John Powers home and then went to Grant Kenison’s for games music and late refreshments with Edith Powers Eva Anna Kenison Mabel Friend Mary Hoerning B F Hummelt Grant Kenison Clyde Powers Nels Harry Harvey Nelson Howard Frizzell Merl Powers Ray Anderson attending.
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Cornell hosted a Tuesday evening dinner at seven with a prettily arranged table of red flowers. Guests included Mr and Mrs G T Paul and family, Miss Viola Hollingsworth, and Miss Ethel Hollingsworth.
Birthday party honors Little Leland Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Clark Anderson on Saturday afternoon at his home. Neighbors and playmates gathered to celebrate with appetizing refreshments served late in the afternoon.
Mrs Randolph hosted a five hundred party with guests including Miss Frances Nelson Miss Rosa Ripley and Mr R Sryburg in attendance at the event.
A Redmen lodge plans an elaborate banquet this Thursday at Burfield's hall for friends after a Wednesday evening gathering at Miss Frances Nelson's home. The event follows a social evening that included games and a luncheon for guests.
Mrs. G. T. Paul hosted the club with substitutes Mrs. Laura Kress Mrs. Roscot Cornell Miss Anne Hazard Miss Bert Short and Mrs. Monroe. Mrs. J. B. Poindexter to entertain next Monday. Mrs. William Bernstein entertained Friday with guests Mrs. James Dodd Mrs. FL T. Paul and Mrs. Joseph E Monroe. Next meeting set at Mrs. John Cox home on Idaho street.
The Social Eight group adjourns their session to September with plans for a follow up meeting to be chaired by Mrs J I Monroe.
Mrs James Walker will be hostess of the ladies of this club a week from next Wednesday.
The group will be entertained next Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. Gilman.
The regular meeting was held Saturday afternoon, continuing the group's schedule with discussion and readings.
The missionary society will meet with Mrs. A. S. Rife Saturday afternoon at three o'clock. Hostesses for the manse society on Thursday included Mesdames Rife Featherly Gosman and Mast. The guild gathered Thursday with Mesdames Chapman Watson Lougheed and Manning hosting reading music and dancing. The ladies spent a pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Swartz on Atlantic street.
Mrs. Scott tells the Tribune that the suffrage meeting idea is well received and a good audience is expected. Local speakers will be asked to give impromptu remarks as both men and women are invited. no meeting held this week and the next date will be announced later.
A Dillon justice of the peace A A Kenison testifies Doan's Kidney Pills benefit his family and help kidney sufferers. The ad urges readers to buy Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from urine poisoning, kidney regulation, and renewed energy with price 50 cents.
Notice states the Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets the first and second Thursday evenings of each month. A meeting call of three taps three times on the courthouse bell will be given.
The annual declamatory contest unfolds in the Beaverhead County High School assembly room at 8 p.m. Three contestants, Miss Caldwell Kinsey Collins and Lawrence Price, perform works including The Lie and American Patriotism. Music from the gree club and orchestra accompanies the event with a 28 cent admission to support travel for track meet participants.
Northern Pacific scrip is exhausted and withdrawn from the market but approved Santa Fe and soldiers' addition scrip remain available for ordinary demands. If you have troubles with land entries we can assist. Offices at Helena and Washington D C. Tom Coblins LAND Company Helena Montana 17-11.
The note lists five common paint deceptions such as chalk fillers barytes and diluted mixes with benzine or water, short measures and weak coverage. It then offers a straightforward test for quality approving Devoe Paint as pure paint with full measure containing lead zinc linseed oil color and turpentine dryer.
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