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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
7
A reader asks which version of Pe-ru-na is better. Ka-tar-no suits some catarrh cases while the revised Pe-ru-na fits others especially when constipation is present. Both are advertised remedies with claims of success. Ka-tar-no and revised Pe-ru-na are offered by their manufacturers in Columbus Ohio and drug stores.
Sunday dinner at 2 o'clock hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Paul featured bright yellow nasturtiums on the table. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Olmsted Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Monroe Mrs. George Chambers of Malta and Mrs. Mary Eidson.
The Bergen-Marx Concert Co. opened the entertainment course at the Normal college with an 8:30 p.m. show in the auditorium to a large, enthusiastic Dillon audience. The ticketed performance drew a full house and was noted as a musical treat.
Mr and Mrs A L Anderson hosted a six o'clock dinner Tuesday for their son Hugh turning eighteen. A striking red and white carnation table decor highlighted a refined menu while the High school quartet Hugh Anderson Carl Ostrander Walter Jones and George Baker performed. Guests included Eber Badcon Willis Niblack Taylor Bradley and Ethridge Ward. Hugh received a gold watch and chain as a gift.
Epworth League members host a Friday evening reception at the Methodist church honoring Normal college students. The event is described as a pleasant affair and is organized by the Epworth League.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Cashmore entertained at a perfectly appointed dinner Sunday. Those seated with them included Mrs I Cashmore Mrs L K Adams and Mrs Ida M Thomas in a formal family gathering.
A Dillon guild hall gathering led by Rev W E Watson established a Girls Friendly Club with an electing meeting scheduled for Friday at 7 30 p m. Patronesses include Mrs W E Watson Mrs Matthew Orr and others. Officers named include presidents Miss Josephine Williams and Miss Nina Kerr and other roles.
The first meeting of the Social Eight club for the season was held Friday at Mrs G T Pauls home. Guests included Mrs George Chambers of Malta and Mrs Mary Eidson. Mrs R P Willard hosts Social Country Club next Tuesday at her Dillon ranch, with the final luncheon of the season and winter dinners to be served by hostesses at each meeting.
The Shakesperian club held a business meeting at the Public school at three o'clock Friday afternoon. Their first regular meeting of the season will be announced later.
Miss Rose Stamm entertained the club at her pleasant home last week. Mrs. B N Stevenson is slated to host the next meeting on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Gelhaus hosted the Busy Bee club on Wednesday afternoon with a pleasant time and dainty refreshments served.
The ladies of a club were pleasantly entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Banks.
Mrs Thomas Anderson hosted the Baptist Aid society on Thursday afternoon as they prepare for a mid November bazaar. Members have sent out invitation cards inviting friends to contribute useful or fancy articles for sale and expect many new ideas for Christmas shoppers.
Mrs Burt Tower entertained the Guild ladies and friends Thursday afternoon with a delightful program of music and dainty refreshments were served.
Mesdames G. E. Finch and F. E. Dodds will entertain the Aid society at Mrs. Finch’s home next Thursday.
Mrs W F Drummy will host the guild gathering next Thursday afternoon at her home located at the corner of Orr and Pacific streets.
A delightful Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by the Manse society ladies brought together friends including Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing for social time and conversation.
The ladies of the Aid society will gather with Mrs James Walker next Thursday October 17 for a group meeting and plans.
Dr. E. R. Ackley suffers a broken left fibula after stepping into a coal hole east of the Telephone block last Saturday night. The injury includes bruises inflammation and pus but the health officer hopes to resume his monthly inspection trip within ten days.
Governor Norris United States senator Myers and nominees McDowell Tall will address a Dillon gathering on October 17 to discuss state leadership and upcoming races.
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets the first and second Thursday evenings of each month. A receiving call of three taps three times on the court house bell will be given.
Three lots for sale at a corner opposite the court house priced at 3500 dollars. Advertised by W. S. Barnour, 41 1.
Justina Buhler of Polson arrived to take up work at the Normal. Dr. Finch returned from the Yellowstone county institute. Prof. Clark expected back from Red Lodge. Mrs. Owsley left for Whitehall and may return soon. President Monroe spoke in convocation and addressed Columbus Day as part of the year’s holidays. The Bergen Marx concert drew praise for musicians. Dormitory impromptu program and Round Up social times noted. Misses Roy and Pierce hosted a Welch rarebit in their room with several present. An entertainment is planned next Friday at the Methodist church for Normal and High School students with a scheduled program.
A North Carolina reader credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with saving his 14 year old son’s leg from an ugly ulcer after unsuccessful remedies. The ad claims the salve cures burns boils skin eruptions and piles and asks 25 cents at Potts the Druggist.
Bishop John Patrick Carroll begins a diocesan tour from Helena with confirmations and conferences. He will travel to Bozeman Townsend Butte Missoula Helmville and Denver to dedicate the cathedral on October 27 and conduct gatherings throughout the month.
Calendar lists November events including a patronal feast at the college on the 4th a pontifical requiem for Bishop Brondel on the 5th confirmations at Philipsburg on the 3rd Helena conference on the 13th examinations of junior clergy at Helena on the 14th morning confirmation at Dillon on the 17th and an evening confirmation at Laurin the same day a dedication at Deer Lodge on the 23rd.
Mrs Walter Cotter of Harlowton Montana reports her husband Walter Cotter left the east for Montana for ranch work on May 26 and has not been heard from. His wife and mother Amanda Cotter of Tinwale Oklo urge anyone with any address to contact them at once. All the news in the Tribune.
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