Beauty of table silverware elevates dining tone
A description of how fine silverware enhances the table setting and adds a refined tone to meals, suggesting its value in creating an enjoyable dining experience for women.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1917
Page
5
A description of how fine silverware enhances the table setting and adds a refined tone to meals, suggesting its value in creating an enjoyable dining experience for women.
Interest centers on a new 24 by 20 inch bronze tablet for St James Church made by Spalding & Co of Chicago. It bears raised inscriptions of services and church events and was placed with a surprise unveiling by the Rector for the dedication on All Saints Day. An Ada Roach Concert at Normal auditorium delighted a large audience despite cold weather, with Miss Waggoner stepping in for the injured star.
A letter from Herman Reis of Company F, 362nd Infantry at Camp Lewis describes changing his address to receive papers and read home news. He reports tougher drills with marching and running and expresses confidence that he will be a faster runner after discharge to help chase the Germans.
The Daughters of the American Revolution schedule their next regular meeting at Miss Jean Bishop's home on Monday November 5. The program on local history coincides with Pioneer Day and is expected to be highly interesting.
Reverend Walter M. Corll opens Sunday with Bible school at ten then morning worship at eleven with a sermon on Martin Luther and The Reformation. An evening sermon at eight addresses What I Think of the Kaiser after he preaches at Reichle at three p.m.
Carla Paul, infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Brocksle of near Point of Rocks, drowned in an irrigating ditch Wednesday after four children left dinner to play nearby. The body was recovered within ten minutes. Funeral held at 2 this afternoon. Will Ashworth of Bannack was run over by a car at the Dart corner yesterday afternoon and bruised. The front wheel passed over his neck, he was dragged, and head injuries occurred. The driver, a lady, kept speed under five miles per hour and the accident caused fright among the women passengers.
Sunday services feature a 10 a m Sunday school led by Prof Robert Clark and an 11 a m sermon by Pastor H G Humphrey on The Result of the Reformation Under Martin Luther. An evening program covers Luther's life and work as part of Luther Memorial Day observances. A James M Nye ranch auction near Lakeview reported brisk bidding with stock cattle at 97.50 a head, weiners at 34.50, dry cows at 70, and 125 tons of hay averaging 15 a ton.
Monday night at the city hall a dance will raise funds for the tobacco fund aiding Beaverhead county boys in training or in France. The Red Cross ladies patronize the event and urge everyone to buy a ticket whether they dance or not to support the cause and leave a donation at the post office box.
Frank A. M Hazelbaker, county chairman, thanks the workers he appointed for the successful Second Liberty Loan drive. He commends public cooperation and enthusiasm. Knitting machine purchases aid Red Cross knitters in Armstead for soldiers. Hunting party heads to Birch Creek lake.
Wells Brothers millers announce Beaverhead as their flour brand with sacks showing a beaver head. The mill runs at 25 barrels per day this fall with grinding as the main activity. A new cereal produced at the mill is selling steadily.
Steel upper portion of the new coal chute is under construction and the power riveter drives rapid strokes heard across town. Locals nicknamed the machine the mechanical woodpecker.
Leonard Burrows of Idaho Falls visits his brother Stanley Burrows in town where Stanley has suffered typhoid fever for a month. Burrows notes improvement as bells and engine whistle mark the first meatless day.
J. L. Denning of the Garland ranch was brought in Wednesday night and operated on at midnight for appendicitis. His condition is described as serious. Oscar Vandergrif of Bannack arrived in Dillon Wednesday with a fractured arm. The fracture was set in Dr. Ryburn's office and the patient is recovering nicely.
Holy Communion at 7 30 and 11 a m with Evening Prayer at 7 30 and Church school at 9 45 a m scheduled.
Dillon Social Affairs notes that the Busy Bee club enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Ed Cushing with members in attendance.
S M Roode, a contractor, is hospitalized at Magnus hospital with a mild attack of typhoid fever. Dr Blake attends him and the condition is not considered serious at present.
Mrs 8 W Trollinger who lives northeast of town was brought to Magnus hospital last Friday with a relapse after pneumonia. Her condition is much improved.
Albert T. Burgoyne of Whitehall left for his home Tuesday to spend the remainder of his convalescing period after being shot during a hunting accident earlier.
Jolly club members enjoyed a festive Tuesday evening with Mrs B W Emerick hosting Theta Tuesday night. The usual pleasant time was reported by attendees as they gathered for social refreshment and companionship.
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will be entertained at the church parlors on Thursday November 8 by Mrs Kirk Mrs Barnes and Mrs Mayfield in a social meeting hosted by the group.
Mrs W G Gilbert and Mrs J Z Leimert entertain the Westminster Guild on Thursday November 8 at the Leimert residence on South Pacific street.
The Bea verhead county high school faculty and students hosted a lively dancing party in the gymnasium last Saturday night creating a festive Hallowe'en celebration in Dillon.
The Women's Auxiliary society of St James parish was entertained by Mrs Alma Harwood yesterday afternoon. They will serve afternoon tea at the rectory on Saturday November 10.
The Briels ladies club held a farewell for Mrs Roy Chandler who is leaving for Anaconda. The party was hosted Wednesday night by Miss Cora Taylor at her home.
A Hallowe en party for young folks was held at the Guildhall on Wednesday night. Spooky happenings and dances by Miss Maureen Desmond and Miss Beatrice Christman delighted attendees. Light refreshments were served.
In the assembly room of the training school at 4 p m on November 6 the Good Government Club and the Red Cross Society host Miss Katherine McGregor a Red Cross nurse who will address the audience on Experiences of a Nurse at the Front The public is invited to attend.
The Neighborhood club met at Grant schoolhouse on Saturday after noon October 27. Inclement weather kept many members away so officer elections were postponed to Saturday afternoon November 24 and will be held at the Dixon Brown home hosted by Mr and Mrs Brown and Mr and Mrs H B Selway.
A cheerful Halloween party was held Tuesday evening at the Baptist church with about two hundred attendees in masks and costumes. The event, organized by the church’s youth, featured games, charades, and a prize for the best costume. refreshments included apples and doughnuts as guests mingled until about 10 30 p m and everyone urged a repeat party.
The Missionary society of the First Baptist church hosted a dinner last night for the ladies of the church and congregation. Sixty two attendees enjoyed a dinner with instrumental music by Mrs William Cushing and a vocal solo by Mrs BeWell.
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