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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
7
Dr and Mrs Morton Egbert hosted a dinner October 7 in honor of their daughter Lola Egbert on her first birthday. Attorney and Mrs C W Robison were hosts at six o clock the same date with a cake a candle and many presents for the little guest.
An elegant dinner at the Metlen hotel Saturday featured hostess Miss Lucy Carson with the Junior class of the Montana State Normal College. The menu offered six courses and included a short talk by Miss Carson and a reply from class president Frances Myers. Music by Misses Jaunita and Esther Thomas accompanied the meal. Guests included Frances Myers Florence Martin Agnes McRa Helen McMillan Cherisotte Longh Nina Judson Myrtle Jacoby Erin Huff and many others plus Mr. Howard Epler.
A stylish social week highlight in Dillon featured a Thursday dinner at Metlen hotel honoring Dr George Brownback. The long table showcased plants and elegant service with guests including Mr and Mrs Wilbur Gilbert Mr and Mrs Hugh MacMillan and several local families. Afterward the group danced at Guild hall to superb music marking a high society evening.
On Wednesday evening last week Mrs Edna Howard hosted a six oclock dinner at her North Pacific Street home. The table featured delicate lace doilies and a splendid five course meal was served. Dr George Brownback had the seat of honor with guests Henry Crittenden William Chapman George Melton Hardaman Duff Ed Duff and Dr H T Ashlock in attendance.
Some young people have planned a pleasant dancing party for Friday evening at Dart's hall.
The missionary society of the Baptist church convened Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. G. Mosher for its gathering.
Members and friends of the ladies guild were pleasantly entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Pat Ward.
Mesdames Clara Chapman and Jer me Exter presided as hostesses at the St James guild hall on Thursday afternoon. No meeting was held this week by the ladies of the aid society.
A large group of ladies gathered Thursday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. O. C. Gosman, who was joint hostess with Mrs. George Lovell for the event.
The Wednesday gathering was postponed. Mrs. Clara Chapman will host the members at her home on Qrr Street.
The members met with Mrs. Alfred Cashmore last Friday afternoon. Mrs Julius Rounds was a guest, and Mrs Hawley Selway hosted at her Washington street home this Friday afternoon of the club.
Mrs John Gelhaus hosted a pleasant meeting of the club at her home on a Wednesday afternoon. Members enjoyed conversation and refreshments in a cordial social gathering.
Wednesday afternoon guests Mrs Earl Smith and Mrs Warren Sheppard attended the Girls Friendly Club gathering at the guild hall. The young ladies are rehearsing a play to be presented later this month.
The group met Wednesday at Mrs. Frank Hull’s house near Dillort with guests including Mesdames Carl Innes Clifton Sherman Sap Simmons F A Banning Harry Geer of Salt Lake. The next meeting is in two weeks at Mrs Ray Koontz’s home. Mrs Julius Rounds hosts next week on Washington Street Tuesday.
Friday afternoon bridge gathering at the country home of Mrs C C Barnett. The first meeting of the season will be held tomorrow evening at Mrs W B Carter’s home.
The aid society will meet next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. James Walker.
The Baptist church members plan a reception next Friday evening at the church to welcome Rev and Mrs Hardy. A brief musical program will follow. Mrs Grant E Finch and Mrs Arthur Breda will entertain the Methodist Aid society next Thursday afternoon at the lecture room.
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as restorative for a home keeper’s strength and vitality. It claims recovery from kidney and bladder sickness, back pain, nervousness, and aching joints, with improved bladder action, featuring Potts the druggist.
Local and personal notes list visitors and residents including Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Birrer in the Big Hole basin and Ernest Howell the traveling man in Dillon. It mentions Mrs. Dave Williams and Miss Josephine Williams at Burt A Tower home and Mrs. Waldorf and Mrs. Tooley visiting from Lima. An upcoming burlesque, Cornelia Pickle Plaintiff, is rehearsed for next Friday at the Guild hall.
Elizabeth Curry a Dillon Mont telegraph operator was badly injured in a collision with a street car in Spokane Washington along Monroe street at midnight. M A Farmer and C E Stevens suffered serious injuries and are hospitalized at Sacred Heart hospital. A mysterious married woman, a hotel telephone operator, fled the wreck uninjured and police withhold her name.
Thousands endorse Dr King s New Life Pills as a mild effective laxative for constipation. Hugh Tallman of San Antonio Texas says they are the best pills his wife and he have taken. Price 25 cents at druggists or by mail H E Bucklen C O Philadelphia or St Louis.
The committee on student help at the Normal college seeks hourly work placements for students. Anyone needing help by the hour or a student to work for board is asked to contact the committee. Edith McDowe, Mrs. L. R. Free, Nina M. Nasu, R. Clark.
The Hyomei treatment relieves catarrh bronchitis and nasal mucous issues with a simple inhalation. Potts druggist refunds money if not cured. complete outfit costs $1 and extra liquid 50 cents.
Acting on information from W. J. Swindlehurst the bureau of labor and industry, County Attorney Mc Connell will soon file an information against the contracting firm Bach and Rogers for violating eight hour laws on underground work.
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