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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1903
Page
4
Dillon and surrounding communities report visits and registrations in Butte and Dillon. Residents including Joe Hainds and J G Willis are noted for travel and professional activity while doctors and merchants advertise services and goods. A Baptist pastor arrives in Dillon and local social events occur in Gibbonville and elsewhere.
Scott's Emulsion is described as vital for men women and children aiding recovery from wasting diseases and supporting growth. It is pitched as a sustaining food and tonic for women and a growth aid for children with pale or thin figures. Free samples offered and priced at 50 cents and $1.00 from Scott & Bowne at New York.
Rev Jno 8 Quox of Wake Ark reports twelve years of Yellow Jaundice ended after using Electric Bitters. He endorses the medicine for liver and kidney trouble stomach disorder and general debility and notes the City Drug Store guarantees it. Only 500.
The Rock Island System and Southern Pacific Company announce a new Daily Limited train to California to debut November 1, 1902 via the El Paso Short Line. Public competition with no fees required, instructions available at offices. Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.
Mrs Celeste Kingsbury of St Louis hosted a society gathering in her Washington Street home with pink and green decorations of asparagus tops pink streamers and asters. Sixty three cards were used for a game while Misses Edith and Elinor Poindexter assisted in serving to a list of guests.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs Celeste Kingsbury hosted a ladies gathering at Kingsbury home with games laid on tables including conundrums author name lists puzzles and other word play the guests changed partners as in a card game and refreshments followed the activities Guests listed include H Hooker O D Barnett J S Forrester A B Martin Samuel Arndts Craig Cornell Robert Moore Lorenzo Cushing and many others.
At the rectory on Tuesday evening a number of people attended the first missionary tea of the season. The program featured two songs by the ladies' sextette with encores, a vocal solo by Mrs. O. W. Scott also encored, and two duets by Mrs. Matt Orr and Miss Lena Lovell. Mrs. Hooker read an article on Alaskan missions. Refreshments of cake and coffee followed, with guests seated by assembled ad fragments forming their place cards.
A jolly gathering of young guests rode to the Herman ranch last Friday in the tally ho. Mrs. William Herman hosted a pleasant evening with games of Flinch and Board of Trade and ample refreshments followed by songs as they departed. guests included Pluma Tattersall Emily Taylor Nellie Sharkey Mayme French Emma Burfeind Clara Hughes Maud Selway Sadie Graeter Florence Carter Faye Fern Scott Cora Taylor Nan Featherly Eliza Selway Mamie McIntosh Ed Gardner Earl Selway George Wolf Charles Hansen Herbert Hansen Niblick Baker Robison Conger Wagner Main Taylor Stolle Gilbert Herman and others.
The young ladies of a la Realm and several young gentlemen friends were delightfully entertained last Saturday evening by Miss Florence Carter. A merry game of High Five was played.
Late hour prize given to Miss Sadie Graeter for winning a box of bon bons. Refreshments included chicken salad wafers coffee and cake served with Miss Carter aided by Miss Anna and Miss Lettice Squire. Guests listed include Sadie Graeter Blanche Morse Grace Squire Faye Fern Scott Nan Featherly Emma Burfeind Grace Gray Edith Poindexter and others.
Last Friday evening a group gathered informally at the Swains home for whist. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. F Kress, Prof. and Mrs. Ezra Allen, Prof. and Mrs. E J Pasmore, Mrs. Carne Squire, Misses Carson and Thormeyer, and Prof. Ruediger. Fruit was served at the end of the game.
Master Jack Deputy hosted a group of his little friends last Monday afternoon from four to six. The event details emphasize a social gathering and neighborly activity.
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