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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1907
Page
5
The document lists fire department signal protocol with ward alerts General alarm pauses and tap counts for First ward one tap Second ward three taps Third ward three taps Fire out one tap and department meetings and practice calls with corresponding taps and pauses.
Personal pickups advertise kitchen utensils at Gracter Grocery. A baby boy was born to Martin Innes’s wife last Sunday. Rooms for rent at Hart lodging house. John Judge visited Dillon from the Elkhorn mining district this week amid hopes for next year’s activity.
A Dillon society page compiles visits, shopping notices and upcoming entertainment. It lists Twin Bridges residents, Butte travelers, hotel stays, hardware and grocery ads, and announces the Show Girl at the Dillon theatre and the Denver Express performance.
Mr and Mrs John Lenkersdorfer and children return from Logan Utah. Architect C Haire of Helena visits Dillon for business. Mr and Mrs Frank Holcomb of Livingston join Thanksgiving with Mrs B H Paul in Monida guesting Dillon. Clerk F A Hazelbaker recalls friends with venison steaks. The TorpugE editor joins the gathering.
Dressing a small doll can be simple and affordable. A doll given last Christmas featured a plain, one piece blue linen outfit with box plaits and a tiny buckle belt. Pale blue slippers and white socks completed the look, all at a trifling cost.
Instructions for a crocheted bag from a fifteen cent linen handkerchief with a wide border. Use the hem as a casing and run two rows of baby ribbon to draw up. Three yards of ribbon and a quarter yard of natural colored linen plus twine create a small finished bag about five by eight inches.
Since 1541 the turkey has been a delicacy in England and the bronze turkey leads in size and vigor of domestic stock. It descends from wild stock and crosses preserve its color and plumage, with the male darkest and most lustrous. Inbreeding dulls the coloration while crosses with wild birds sharpen it.
Mrs. J. L. Stewart returns home to Lewistown after visiting Rev. and Mrs. Winters and family. Teachers' examinations proceed at the courthouse today under county school superintendent Miss Alice Herr and will continue tomorrow. James Mauldin leaves tonight for Florida and Jamaica for the winter, with a stop in Salt Lake City on the way.
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