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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1917
Page
8
The stock offers plain silver knives and forks to the finest tea sets. REEDS & BARTON and GORHAM are the best known, most reliable makes carried to suit any taste or budget.
Southbound No 32 at 7 45 p m No 30 at 9 30 a m Southbound sscccsa crash No 29 northbound 4 25 a m No 31 northbound 1 58 p m Timetable fragment shows south and northbound trains with inconsistent markings and times.
Rev Walter M Corll pastors Sunday program includes Bible school at 11 morning worship with sermon Making a Christian and evening service at 8 with sermon The Supreme Court of the United States Communion and fellowship for new members follow morning service Also news of Sylvain Cheney from Lima operated for appendicitis at Curtis hospital and recovering Beaverhead high school senior class play canceled due to war enlistments Wyatt Henry Wyatt named non Commissioned Officer at Miles City Twenty licenses to wed issued in April with many couples from Idaho.
Red Cross comfort kit on display at the Children's Shop to aid those making kits for soldiers. St. James Church announces Fourth Sunday after Easter services at 7 30 a m 11 a m and 7 30 p m church school 945 a m daily prayer 745 a m litany Friday 730 p m rector Lee H Young invites attendance.
The notice proclaims a bargain sale of an entire city property located on Thomsen Avenue. LOU TRITT's listing emphasizes a low price and invites potential buyers to act quickly.
Dillon residents see a roundup of small items including visitors from Dell and Butte, real estate and employment ads, a harsh bread and water diet for some, a snow event, business notices for Hughes McCaleb and Security State Bank, and updates on locals in Dillon and surrounding areas.
Mrs. F. E. Foote hosted the Jolly club Tuesday evening. Guest Mrs. Martha Martin joined in the lighthearted game of Pigs in Clover, enjoying the cheerful gathering.
The women’s auxiliary of St. James church were entertained yesterday afternoon at the Olmsted home with Mrs. Olmsted and Mrs. Brundage as hostesses.
Mrs. R. F. Tattersall and Miss Tattersall entertained at a bridge luncheon last Saturday afternoon. There were eight tables. Another similar function will be given tomorrow afternoon.
Last Friday night a shower was held for Miss Sadie Graeter at the B F White home. Hostesses included Misses Carolyn and Margaret White Mrs Ed Dutt and Miss Alma Morse. The bride to be opened gifts and read messages of love before refreshments were served.
The Shakespeare club held its final meeting of the season last Saturday. Plans for October begin a new year as Miss Carson’s work endears members and reinforces the value and pleasure of the club. Retiring officers include Miss Ann Larson vice president Mrs Harry Gilbert unable to attend Mrs Cluley secretary and Mrs Clara Chapman treasurer. New officers elected are Mrs Ray Mosher president Miss Edna Ketchum vice president Miss Nunn secretary and Mrs C P Thomas treasurer.
Members and friends enjoyed a Saturday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Jas F Blair's residence. The sunny living room displayed red and white carnations roses snap-dragons and marigolds as music and conversation filled the gathering. Refreshments were served by Miss Hungate and Miss Winnie McManus with her three daughters. The Blairs plan to leave Horse Prairie soon selling to Hughes Ranch company. The club will meet again May 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Scott in Armstead.
Mrs Alfred Cashmore entertained the Theta club at her home Tuesday evening in Dillon. Westminster to entertain the Westminster guild Thursday afternoon May 10 at 3 o'clock. Mrs William Bernstein hosted the Bitterroot club Wednesday afternoon with guests including Mrs J E Morse and Mrs Callaway of Virginia City.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid society will gather in the church lecture room on Thursday May 10. A picnic lunch will be served.
Mrs Ed Farley entertained last Wednesday with guests Mrs Harrison Mrs Hayes Mrs Judge and Mrs Marchesseau all of Grasshopper. The pleasant evening ended with hopes she would host again soon.
Eugene L Poindexter and Miss Sarah H Graeter united in marriage at five thirty last Saturday afternoon at the bride home on Idaho street. Rev H G Humphrey performed the ceremony with Alma Morse and John T Orr attending. The couple, keeping to relatives and close friends, spent a brief honeymoon in Salt Lake City and now keep house at the Graeter home. The bride, youngest daughter of A F Graeter, is Dillon born and longtime resident. the groom is Dillon's postmaster and former Dillon Examiner publisher.
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