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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
7
A reflective column from Dillon remarks on balancing joy and sorrow in daily life. It argues more joy can be borrowed from future happiness and less woe cleared today, urging a full account of present joys to ease worry and fretting.
A Friday night gathering at Nyhart county home featured a delightful dance with refreshments after midnight. The old-time German waltz was performed by Mrs. Christina Albers and Wm. Hermann, accompanied by the Bassett orchestra, with many local residents in attendance.
William J. Featherly son of Mr and Mrs G R Featherly of Dillon Montana wed Euphemia McCliment daughter of Mr and Mrs John McCliment Tuesday September 24 in Omak with Rev Hart officiating A small reception followed and the couple planned to settle near Dillon Gifts marked the bride’s popularity as she had worked at the Omak Mercantile Co as a bookkeeper.
Mrs. Chambers of Malta visiting her daughters Mrs. T. D. Olmsted and Mrs. D. Q. Rathbone was guest of honor Thursday evening as Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bernstein hosted a dinner marked by informal charm. Attendees included Mrs. Gee Chambers Malta Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Olmsted Mr. and Mrs. Clark Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Don Rathbone and the hosts.
Mr and Mrs A W Connolly entertained at dinner last Sunday afternoon with a flowered table and a fine menu. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Dart Mr and Mrs Joan Cox Mr and Mrs A Potts Mr and Mrs George Lovell Mr and Mrs Otto Gosman C C Barnett Mrs N E Stone and Mrs W B Carter.
About 16 gentlemen attended a six course dinner in the Beaverhead Special at Helena last Friday at 5 pm by invitation of Frank Hazelbaker. Representatives of the press, Gov. E. L. Norris of Helena, and figures such as Joseph E. Monroe Frank Eliel F. E. Foote and E. O. Selway of Dillon joined other officials including Judge Lew L. Callaway of Virginia City and Judge J. B. Poindexter of Dillon.
Governor and Mrs. E. L. Norris hosted a dinner for visiting Dillon friends who attended the state fair. Guests included Senator and Mrs. E. O. Selway Mr and Mrs H. T. Poindexter Mr and Mrs George Metlen Mr and Mrs A. L. Anderson and Mrs G. T. Paul.
On Thursday afternoon last week Miss Hortense Paul gave a box party for her mother Mrs G T Paul of Dillon who was visiting during Helena fair week. Also present were guests Miss Lulu Cozad.
Helena Miss Madelene Skelly Helena Mrs E O Selway Dillon and Mr and Mrs Joseph E Monroe Dillon are named among participants or attendees in a community listing. The note includes multiple individuals associated with Helena and Dillon.
Superintendent John T Deitrick and his wife hosted a dinner for weeklong fair visitors including Mr and Mrs Joseph E Monroe of Dillon and H A Davee of Chinook Montana.
Mr and Mrs Joseph E Monroe entertained informally at dinner on Friday at six oclock. Guests included Mrs George Chambers Malta Mont, Mr and Mrs T D Olmsted, Mr and Mrs D Q Rathbone, Mr and Mrs E R Mosher, and Mrs Mary Eidson.
A reception is being given this Friday evening by St James Episcopal church members to honor Rev and Mrs W E Watson who have recently come to Dillon from the east with Mr Watson in charge of the Episcopal church.
Mr and Mrs W B Carter hosted an informal dinner Tuesday evening with guests Mrs Jennie Nash Miss Nina Nash and Mrs A W Connolly in attendance.
Last Friday at six oclock Mr and Mrs A W Connolly hosted a dinner. Guests included Mrs Jennie Nash Miss Nina Nash and Mrs Ellen Lovell.
Mr and Mrs Frank P Birrer hosted a pleasant duck dinner on Tuesday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Jasper Nelson Mrs M E French Miss Gertrude French and Henry Deatsch.
The Bitterroot club ladies were delightfully entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs M A Walker in her Metlen block rooms.
Mrs George Banks will oversee the club gathering next week on Wednesday afternoon marking a social event in the community calendar.
Mrs John Gelhaus will host the Busy Bee club gathering at her residence next Wednesday afternoon. Members are invited to attend the social event and enjoy refreshments in a friendly, informal setting.
The ladies of the Needle club will be entertained next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. E. Foote.
Mrs Lorenzo Cushing will entertain members and friends of the Manse society at her home on South Washington street next Thursday afternoon.
Mesdames O. E. Morse and Fred Waldorf hosted a pleasant afternoon for the Aid society of the Methodist church at Mrs Morse's residence.
A note from the Baptist church reports that the ladies of the Aid society did not hold a meeting this week, leaving plans for future sessions undiscussed.
Mrs. Hiram Brundage hosted the St. Rose guild gathering Thursday afternoon at her home, inviting members for a social afternoon.
The St James church missionary society held its meeting in the guild parlors Thursday afternoon. Next Thursday the guild will meet at Mrs Burt Tower's Washington street home with a good program and a cordial welcome extended to members and friends.
Beaverhead county receives fourth place for arrangement and display at the state fair. Beaverhead Ranch Co. wins sweepstakes for best buck and first on sheep. C. A. Smith earns sweepstakes on a registered Percheron mare and a silver cup for a stable. Carter Edinger garners gold medal for best potato collection by a boy under 12. George Edinger takes two firsts and a second on potatoes. Dr. F. H. Bimrose wins first on improved black winter emmer and earns multiple wheat and dry farm awards. Roy Gilbert gains first on troop-neck dry land squash.
An advertisement claims a sick headache stems from a disordered stomach and promises relief when taking Chamberlain's Tablets. It states the tablets correct the issue and the headaches disappear, with sales through all dealers.
Dillon readers hear Meyers best clothes at Klein's with “Ask the boys” prompts. The page lists advertisers, upcoming events at Normal Auditorium, concert by Bergen Marx Co, church services, and local notices including a fatal injury from hay stacking in Dell and the election proclamation with a $100 reward.
The Grand Theater advertises a five reel Oliver Twist program with admission prices of 10 and 20 cents. The full story unfolds in pictures without padding and promises plenty of action per reel. Remember next Monday evening.
Mr. Smith is the republican candidate for United States senator and congressman Charles N. Pray seeks re election. They will discuss political issues in a masterly manner at the Dillon opera house this Friday evening. All are invited to attend this meeting the opening campaign event in Beaverhead county.
Bound to district court Floyd A. Davis pleaded guilty to forgery before Justice A. A. Kenison. Bound over in 500, aged 16, Idaho home, Dillon hearing reveals motive from ranch talk. One forged check dated 1910 disposed of. others unknown. He remains jailed awaiting trial.
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