Local notices and town visitors in late October edition
A digest of residents and visitors including Dr R R Rathbone and Dr W V Kingsbury, Mrs F W Schenck, Henry Thompson, Miss Lottie Templeton, and Miss Grace Squire. Social calls include the Browns and Manafields, with shop notices from Hughes McCaleb and Dillon Bakery. Church services resume, and Metzel to spend winter in San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes & McCaleb's
Dillon
W.V. Kingsbury
Metlen
Charles M. Metzel
Puller Springs
Times
San Diego
California
Virginia City Times
I. Cashmore
A. M. Maxeiner
Bozeman Courier
Old Man with the Fish Promotes Scott's Emulsion
An enduring traveling figure promotes Scott's Emulsion of pure cod liver oil as a health tonic for all ages. The copy claims it strengthens consumptive individuals and nourishes weak children, noting long familiarity and a wide consumer base. Scott & Bowne advertise at 409 415 Pearl Street New York with prices 60c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Dillon Couple Wed at Home Wedding
Sunday night at 8 30 Grant Kennison and Miss Harriet Ruby Page both of Dillon were married by Rev E 0 Horn at the bride's father's home. A lace curtain bower and flowers framed the ceremony. A large turnout of young people attended and a fine wedding supper was served to the couple and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Kennison
Harriet Ruby Page
Dillon
E. 0. Horn
George Buck Injured in Timber Accident
The Lemhi Herald notes former county resident George Buck was struck by a falling tree in the timber last week. He suffered a compound fracture of the right leg below the knee and is recovering as doctors treat the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lemhi Herald
George Buck
County Superintendent Praises Eight Big Hole Schools
County School Superintendent Miss Mae Rich returned Saturday from a tour of the Big Hole basin last week visiting eight schools. She reports all eight schools in excellent shape and doing good work. Misses Driscoll and Almquist of the Normal College class of 1903 supervise Wisdom school and are proving successful teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Rich
Big Hole Basin
Driscoll
Almquist
Normal College
Wisdom School
Death of R. A. Reynolds Short Horn bull from pneumonia
The Short Horn bull owned by R. A. Reynolds died last Sunday after a several days illness. Veterinarian F. L. Stone tried to save him but failed. The bull was worth $1000 and could have fetched that price. Bought in Ohio about two years ago, it qualified for two herd books and was regarded as the best Shorthorn bull in the county by stock enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Reynolds
F. L. Stone
Ohio
Mrs Hart to Open Twin Bridges Millinery Store
Anne Hart, noted milliner and businesswoman, plans to open a Twin Bridges store on Monday November 9, offering a premier line of hats and feminine goods. The shop will take tailor suit orders from children to fifty dollar ladies’ outfits and feature related side lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hart
Twin Bridges
Twin Bridge
Halloween Dinner by Five Hostesses a Goblin Feast
A society party held on the eve of All Saints Day featured ten guests at a festively spooky table arranged by five hostesses. Orange jack o lanterns and witch cards framed a playful menu with devilish names and a Nut and Fortune tray as the dessert finale. The guests included Messrs. Davidson Anderson Olmatead Rosenberger and Dr Poindexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucifer
North Pole
Meldrop
Innes
Lamont
Chambera
Leland
Rocken
Davidson, Anderson
Olmatead
Rosenberger
Poindexter
Ladies Host Elegant Afternoon and College Event
Wednesday afternoon Mesdames Wi Roe and Henry Burfiend hosted a charming gathering at the former's home. Mrs George Dart won a hand painted trophy plate after a sixty three point game as red carnations and chrysanthemums adorned the rooms. The guest list included numerous esteemed ladies and local figures. The Normal College course opened with Elias Day delivering a standout character performance that drew laughter and tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Wi
Roe
Henry Burfiend
George Dart
Mesdames W. B. Carter
E. J. Pasmore
J. F. Bishop
Phil Lovell
L. D. Graeter
H. T. Poindexter
G.T. Paul
E. O. Selway
J. B. McKinney
F. O. Kress
O. J. Fenner
J. E. Morse
Clara Chapman
G. W. French
Edwin Norris
O. M. Best
George Edinger
E. J. Conger
A. J. Noyes
J. W. Morton
W. A. Jones
Dan Ward
A. L Stone
B. F. White
Celeste Kingsbury
W. V. Kingsbury
T. W. Poindexter, Jr
P. H. Poindexter
J. B. Poindexter
R. R. Rathbone
Hattie Dart
Elias Day
Delightful whist party hosted by Mr and Mrs Pasmore
Mr and Mrs E J Pasmore gave a delightful whist party to a few friends last Saturday evening. Light refreshments were served. Guests included Prof and Mrs Ezra Allen Dr and Mrs H H Swain Mr and Mrs Edwin Norris Dr and Mrs W O Bagley Mrs O R Squire the Misses Thormeyer Carson Hawley and Mesars Ruediger and Eliel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Pasmore
Ezra Allen
H. H. Swain
Edwin Norris
W. O. Bagley
O. R. Squire
Thormeyer
Carson and Hawley
Mesars
Ruediger and
Eliel
Poindexters Host Two Game Dinners for Guests
Last Saturday evening Mr and Mrs H T Poindexter of the Cottonwoods near town held a game dinner for Mr and Mrs Davenport of Butte and Mr and Mrs J B McKinney. Covers were laid for six. Last evening the Poindexters entertained again at a game dinner for Mr Davenport of Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Poindexter
The
Cottonwoods
Town
Mrs. Davenport
Butte
J. B. McKinney
Halloween Party for Christian Endeavor Members
An Amid Halloween gathering hosted by Miss Pluma Tatter sall for the Christian Endeavor society featured a variety of games. Guests enjoyed pumpkin pie, nuts, and coffee as the evening passed merrily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Pluma Tattersall
Christian Endeavor Society
Halloween Surprise Party by Normal Students
About fourteen Normal students chaperoned by Miss Mott gave a Halloween surprise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Foote Saturday evening. They arrived in costume and entertained with ghost stories and fun props while having photos taken with a trick camera.
Pow Wow Planned by Bannack Lodge No 16 Redmen
Bannack Lodge No 16 I O Redmen organize preparations for a large pow wow set for November 25 with full program details to follow. Mesdamea Roe and Burfield host a company of ladies this afternoon for an out of the ordinary entertainment. Mrs Poindexter to entertain on Wednesday evening and Thursday afternoon for Mrs Davenport. High Five club enjoyed time with Mrs Poindexter at the Cottonwoods. Needle club hosted by Mrs Graeter with refreshments. Baptist Aid society entertained by Mrs Hanson and Taylor at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdamea Roe
Burfield
H. T. Poindexter
High Five
A. F. Graeter
Needle Club
Baptist Aid Society
W. T. Taylor
Hanson and Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Levi
Strauss
China
Hughes & McCaleb
R.R. Rathbone
First National Bank
Martin Barrett
Grant
Henry Thompson
Lima
F. W. Schenck
Moline
Kansas
David Gibson
Bannack
George B. Edie
Dubois
Idaho
Idaho Street
Lottie Templeton
Laurin
Virginia City
Twin Bridges Monitor
Faye
Fern Scott
Edith Poindexter
Grace Gray
Bedrock
Henry Lawson
Salmon
Lawson
Idaho Recorder
Europe
Mra. Beard
Ruby
Joseph A. Brown
Fannie
Mra. Dullen
Mr. Brown
Beaverhead County
Brown’s Lakes
Laura E. Howey
State Historical Society
Jerome B. Patch
Montana
Carrie Yates
Silverton
B. C
Patce
Helena
James Manafield
Horse Prairie
Tripune
Presbyterian Church
Frank P. Blair
Child
W. M. Montgomery
Anaconda
F. W. Vogler
Bedrock and Salmon River Stage Co
Mother
Reliable
Dillon Bakery
Grace Squire
Divide
la Beau-Jackson
B. R. Stevenson
Little Son
Wisdom
T. B. Craver
Medicine Lodge
Misa Flora
Kennison
Geo. Buck
Christian Endeavor
Wits
Golden Rule
Acker
A. B. Coax
Bellefontaine
Bryneker&Coe Proper
Butlato, N.Y
B. L. Hiley
Centeal Pharmacy
Native
Missoula and
Oregon Lumber
Salt Lake
Portland
Dillon Lumber Company
Max Lauterbach
McCormick
Dillon Implement Company
Tribune Publishing Co
American Sales Book Co
Grove
St. Mary's Academy
Deer Lodge
Mont
Sisters of Charity
John, Shober, JR
Tareune
BK. EK
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