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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1905

Page

8

Grain Crops Threshed and Miss Wilson Party at Pageville

Threshing begins in the Pageville area led by the Metzel machine with ranchers awaiting the Berrill brothers. Nellie Wilson's surprise Halloween party drew many friends. festivities extended into the early hours. Several births noted, including daughters born to Dwight Bushnell and Harry Redfield. News of local visits and travel, with snow reported in Centennial valley and mild days for roundup season.

Tribune Pageville Metzel Machine Berrill Dwight Bushnell Nellie Wilson Robert Page Centennial Valley Harry Redfield Mina van Orsdell Ralph Bushnell Excelsior Ranch Fuqua Butte Gallager Anaconda Mrs. Redfield

Local notes from Silver Star November round up

Mr and Mrs R T Barkell visited Whitehall to see Mrs Barkell s brother W J Sperry at Packard hospital as he fights pneumonia. G B Harbison moved Alfred Ellis household goods to the Green Campbell mine where Ellis works on the new mill. Louis Kauffman broker from Butte spent a few hours in town. An Iron Rod schoolhouse dance raised funds for needed items. Emily Foster and A W Kirby visited H J S as the Pony money business proceeds. Sheriff s sale of machinery at Bull Frog mine in Iron Rod district awarded to Foster and Curran. Joy Foster and wife visited Waterloo and Sunny. Wm Menking mining near Laurin attended town. Archie Moore ill with typhoid fever. Dr Wilson of Twin Bridges called. C A Dahler Jr Tron Rad spends week in the capital city. Sheriff Kadell visited locally twice this week on business.

Tribune Silver Star R. T. Barkell Whitehall Iron Rod Emily Foster A. W. Kirby H. J. Sas Feo Money Pony Bull Frog Foster Curran Joy Foster Waterloo Wm. Menking Laurin Archie Moore Dr. Wilson Twin Bridges C.A. Dahler Jr Tron Rad Kadell

Halloween Party Enlivens Redrock Club Gathering

Redrock hosts a Halloween themed afternoon party at Mrs. J. B. Hill’s home with candles and jack o lantern décor. Guests include Dillon visitors Eliza Selway Mayme French Clara Hughes and Alice Kilner. News notes report Mrs. J. W. Scott delayed by her father’s illness and updates on Dick Ames typhoid fever and Mr Ames recovery after Salt Lake trip.

Tripone Redrock J. B. Hill Eliza Selway Mayme French Clara Hughes Alice Kilner Dillon Rowles Blackfoot F. W. Vogler J. W. Scott Edward Ames Mr. Ames Salt Lake Dick"’ Ames St Mark’s~ Hospital Emerson, Hill

Weekend Social and School News from Dillon Area

Monday and Salt Lake travel" Monday night and return Wednesday afternoon. Messrs Carlsdy and Arthur Graeter came up from Dillon Saturday to attend the dance Saturday night. Miss Decker also came up from Dillon for the dance. Mrs. Martin Barrett went to Missoula to place her son Robbie in Sacred Heart Academy. J. W. Scott visited the Prairie on Wednesday. J. B. Hill spent a few hours between trains in Dillon on Saturday. Dorothy Lamphear returns to school after a week away for vaccination. The Peterson children, recently ill, will return to school Monday. Ethel shows marked improvement.

Salt Lake Messrs Carlsdy Arthur Graeter Dillon Miss Decker Martin Barrett Missoula Robbie Sacred Heart Academy J. W. Scott The Prairie J. B. Hill Dorothy Lamphear Peterson Ethel

Bannack Dance Draws Residents Ahead of Thanksgiving

Last Friday's dance in Bannack attracted residents from Horse Prairie and Grasshopper districts with a Meade hotel lunch and plans for a Thanksgiving dance at the C and M hall on November 23. Local visitors include Mrs. Mikus and May, Mrs. Tash and sons, Miss Meade, Mrs. Nay, Mrs. Graves, and Mrs. Matthews. Neighbors Ezra Newbold and family moved to the Polaris mine for work.

Tribune Bannack Chas. Mikus May Dillon Will Tash Bertie Meade California Nay Eau Claire Wis Graves Matthews Frank Bell George C. and M. Hall Meade Hotel

Fine Lecture Course Planned by Local Baptist Church

The church revived an old organ and announced a four month slate of events led by Rev. H W Tilden Miss Mary G Kellett and local talent. The program includes lectures on Chamoun Old fashioned novelist and Yellowstone Park with a musical finale. Full series tickets cost 1.50 and single admissions 5 cents.

Baptist Church Conway H.W. Tilden Chamoun Mary G. Kellett Butte High School Ry WH. Carson H. W. Tilden Wwelowstone Park

Normal College Notes Highlight Social Visits and Events

Minnie Cowan was called home to Livingston due to her mother’s illness. Ward Swain hosted a pleasant gathering last Saturday. Miss Watt traveled home near Great Falls. A large crowd attended the M E church reception Friday evening. Mrs. Luce dined at the dormitory Wednesday. Miss Katherine Haines visited the dormitory Sunday. Dr. Bagley was briefly at home early in the week. A Y W C A special meeting is planned for next Sunday with all invited. A lecture by Dr. Tilden on eliminating the obvious was enjoyed yesterday. An entertainment event is upcoming this Friday at the college.

Minnie Cowan Livingston Miss Watt Great Falls M. E. Church

Organ Recital at St James Church and Dillon Directory Drive

The 1905 St James Church organ recital features Luce and soprano Evizapeth Luce with C L Rossini and others performing classic pieces. A Dillon Beaverhead directory project by Charles X Thompson of R L Polk & Co plans to publish resident and farmer listings with addresses and land details.

Sewing a Handsome Cover for Keepsake Books

Instructions describe making a decorated linen and canvas book cover with agra silk lining for a blank keepsake book. It covers cutting canvas, attaching linen, adding lining silk, stitching edges, sliding in the book, and adding gold lettering or painted embroidery plus two ribbon loops for closure and pencil storage.

Agra

High School Notes from B C High School

Rev H W Tilden of the Baptist church visited Thursday. Miss Clara Adams was sick and missed classes. Basketball girls coached by Miss Hawley traveled to Sheridan to compete with Sheridan girls and are expected to win honors. Frank Rife missed the start of the week due to an ankle injury. Miss Estella Mae Rich County superintendent visited Wednesday. Monthly quizzes were held and report cards are due next. Twenty one students will begin Zoology on Monday under Prof Potter.

H. W. Tilden the Baptist Church Clara Adams Miss Hawley Sheridan B.C. H.S Frank Rife Estella Mae Rich Prof Potter

Original Plant Stand Idea for Christmas Gift

A plant lover’s Christmas gift idea features a sturdy four‑compartment plant stand with room for one large pot and two smaller ones. Carpentry is advised for construction, with decorative flanks, beaten copper or carving, mahogany stain, zinc covered platform, and potential trailing plant accents to boost artistic value.

Kentok Hori Critiques Western Education In Chicago

Kentok Hori, a Japanese missionary in Chicago, argues Western schooling overemphasizes dates and facts while Oriental education develops the mind. He cites a pair of students debating the impracticality of praying the sea dry, highlighting the limits of general information.

Kentok Hori Chicago

Prohibition Debate Stirs Small Town Trade tale

A sallow passenger defends nationwide prohibition while a hardware drummer argues it harms commerce. A druggist shows a sharp contrast by admitting his trade grows after the town goes dry, prompting irony from the drummer in a Chicago Daily News style vignette.

H. d Chicago Daily News

Geometry by Queue and Compass

A Philadelphia North American remark notes that a Chinese boy’s growing queue is a significant life event and jokes that he uses it to draw circles in geometry class, while American youths rely on compasses and strings to solve geometry.

America Philadeliphia

Needlecase Idea For Christmas Presents From Ribbon And Flannel

A novel needlecase design uses flowered ribbon tied with white flannel. Dozens of needles are threaded and arranged with thread wound around them. Colors include white cotton black silk and tan and red to match a wearer’s outfits.

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Letters Sheriff Hoster Dick Ames III Normal College Notes Poe Ward Swain Ward St. James Church Progran E. S. E Luce Sscesse Esceseenses Evizapeth Luce C. L. Rossini Lemmens Scotson Clark Haptonk the Publican Vande Idegoarte Pengeapene Lefebvre Wely Batiste Bach—Guenod Prof. Robbins Reed Sejial Organ Eugene Thayer Charles X. Thompson R. L. Polk & Co Beaverhead Beaverhead County Susekeepers Yuletide Art Fon A. Plant Lev and Nousekeeper Dillon, Montana Swaukee VAL Blatz Brewing CO Milwaukee Patterson Bannack St Blatz the Tribune Publishing CO COR. Bannack Idaho
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