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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1929
Page
5
A lighthearted note on using assorted towel colors to keep family members from stealing or mixing towels. The pastel palette including peach orchid jade maize turquoise rose supposedly eases detection of ownership and reduces arguments, promising a cheerful, inoffensive domestic aid.
A regional cooking note lists dishes such as Cream of onion soup, Beef jeaf tomato sauce, Potato Puff, Cabbage au gratin, Lettuce Russian dressing, Pears stuffed with whipped cream cheese, Cinnamon snaps, Coffee. A method for tender ham is given: slice, trim fat, fry briefly, add ham, cook five minutes, then simmer in boiling water 8 to 10 minutes with one turning.
Cook two pounds spinach drained and chopped fine return to heat add one tablespoon butter salt and pepper stir until butter melts add two tablespoons cream and two hard cooked egg yolks chopped fine served as a rich side dish
Recipe note describes scalding and peeling peaches, chilling, halving, and filling centers with chopped almonds and small cheese cubes. It instructs dusting with paprika and serving on iced lettuce leaves with French dressing.
To prevent spill risk while traveling, place a rubber finger stall or old kids glove finger over each bottle top. Inserting a stopper firmly ensures it stays in place and prevents leakage.
Instructions describe rolling puff paste or short crust to a one inch thickness. Brush with egg white, sprinkle shredded almonds and powdered sugar. Cut into one inch by three inch strips, chill, and bake in a quick oven.
Dillon records show visitors from Butte Jackson and Armstead plus ranchers from Centennial valley and Sheep Creek. A marriage license was issued to Robert E Alexander and Sarah P Livingston of Centennial valley. Local show Sonny Boy at Hartwig Theatre drew guests including Mrs. Lapham Krause Johnson Foussard Sallee from Jackson.
William A Lovell announced his appointment as stock inspector for the district. He brings prior experience in the role and has served previously in this capacity locally.
The Madison National Forest Growers association offers two hundred eighty dollars for conviction of any sheep thief and a hundred dollars for conviction of any camp robber.
A cough that brings something up is helpful and clears air passages of mucus. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound uses pine tar and honey with other ingredients to loosen mucus, aid sleep, and is sold by Geo. M. Nan, successor to Potts.
The Churches run an 10 A M Sunday School led by Mrs. Preston Brown as superintendent. At 11 A M public worship and a 6:30 P M Epworth League gathering follow, with 7:30 P M evening services.
Latter Day Saints Church holds Sunday School at 10 80 each Sunday morning at the church.
F X Leschner announces Sunday masses at 8 and 10:80 with evening service at 7:80. Weekday mass at 8. Confessions Saturday afternoon 8 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. First Friday mass at 6:30.
Rev. H N Tragitt Jr presides at 9 45 a m Children s Church and 11 00 a m Morning Prayer and Sermon at the church with service times noting a parish schedule.
Rev R O Shannon pastor conducts Sunday school at 10 00 morning worship at 11 00 Young people's meeting at 6 80 and evening service at 7 80 All services are open to the public.
Sebree Street Christian Science Society announces weekly services every Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a.m. The public is cordially invited to attend these meetings.
Pastor L N Wilenius announces Sunday worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m in the old Catholic church building. Sunday school meets at 9 45 a m. Confirmation class is held Monday and Wednesday at 4 p m.
Rev Thomas J Simons announces three Sunday services at the Presbyterian Church. A ten am school program and an eleven am preaching service precede the seven thirty Ellen May Guild Praise service. Leaflets are available and offerings go to missionary interests. The public is invited to all events and especially the evening service.
Judge George Opp officiated Tuesday morning at Fred Rife's district court office as Frances Massie of Goldburg Idaho and Monroe Hancock of Salmon Idaho were joined in marriage.
W. H. Mitchel, formerly of Great Falls, has accepted a pharmacist position at the City Drug company, expanding the local pharmaceutical staff.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmittroth traveled to Salt Lake City this week where Mr. Schmittroth attended to business matters.
Mrs. C M Hansen hosted a birthday party at the Hansen home on North Washington street in observance of the birthdays of her two youngest children Vera and Margy.
Mrs James M Dodd hosts a four night series of charming bridge dinners at her South Dakota street home with Mrs George Melton and Mrs R E Foster in attendance. The Dodd residence features autumn flowers and colorful favors, setting a seasonally decorated gathering.
The ladies of St Rose guild announced plans for their annual bazaar on November 80 with items suitable for Christmas gifts and food. The event will end with a dance at City Hall where a ton of coal donated by Standard Lumber Co will be given away.
In celebration of her birthday young Miss Giovanni Cardinelli hosted a Tuesday afternoon party at her South Atlantic street home. Children enjoyed games and a tempting repast highlighted by a large birthday cake.
Dillion residents will find unique gifts at the Presbyterian Manse annual bazaar next Saturday. The sale, at the Metlen building on Idaho street, features hand made articles, Oriental novelties and pictures, plus a tempting spread of foods and candy.
Mr and Mrs Peter Peterson entertained a goose dinner last Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bob Dansie Mrs Verona Smith Major Dansie Mr and Mrs Harold Warner Mr and Mrs Caster line Mr and Mrs Liston Dansie Mr and Mrs Lawrence Erickson Mr and Mrs J C Jeppson and Thomas Yost.
A Canadian cold wave brought Dil lon to two degrees below zero on Wednesday morning. The frigid conditions affected daily activities and required extra precautions for residents.
St James guild was entertained on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. W I F Cashmore and Mrs. A C Morrow at the home of Mrs. Cashmore on East Glendale street.
Theta enjoyed a theatre party Tuesday night hosted by Miss Myra Erwin with guests attending the show and refreshments served afterward at the Andrus Grill.
Mrs Leroy Gilbert and Mrs Martin Gibbons entertained St Rose Guild members Thursday at the church hall.
Mrs Clarence Axe Mrs Ed Farley and Mrs Mabel Mayfield served as hostesses to members of the Methodist Ladies Aid group gathered at the church on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Grimes and Miss Virginia Gray hosted the Kappa Epsilon guild last Tuesday at Miss Grimes home. The annual Christmas box was prepared with each member contributing a gift.
William Morrison, brother of the late Maggie Eddie and a native of Scotland, has filed his application for United States citizenship.
James Dodd drove 480 Whiteface cattle from Madison County through the valley to the Big Hole basin for feeding in the latter part of last week.
If your car uses demountable rims you may hear a noise from a wheel due to lug nuts loosening enough to allow the rim to slip. They can be easily tightened.
A mother trying to settle her four year old to sleep promised raisins he loves. He smiled and settled, then asked whose handful she would give, prompting a playful moment captured in the exchange.
Wednesday afternoon Irene Barzee of Reno Idaho and Guy L Harkness of Dell Idaho married by Judge George Opp at the district court clerk's office. They will reside near Dell where the groom is employed.
Mrs Alice Porter was granted a divorce from Richard Porter by Judge H G Rodgers in district court Saturday morning on grounds of cruelty. The article also notes Mrs Frank Paul hosting a Wednesday gathering of the M M club at her South Washington Street home with a luncheon and needlework session.
Tests show 25 percent more mileage from tires kept in good condition and proper inflation. Proper inflation is key to maintaining tire condition, outperforming other factors.
Reward of 1000 dollars offered for information leading to a conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the Big Hole Hare Red Rock or Black Tail ranges. Report to Sheriff W. C. Orr or Stock Inspector D. V. Erwin.
Mrs H E Andrus left Tuesday for Rochester Minnesota to visit Mr Andrus who is convalescing in the Mayo hospital following a recent operation. She was accompanied to Butte by Mrs Wilma Colfer and Harry Colfer and met in Butte by Mrs Fern Kutler on her way home from Rochester.
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