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Olmsted Stevenson Co promotes own guns and sporting goods claiming best quality and lowest prices to prevent distress over borrowing while out on outings.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
11
Olmsted Stevenson Co promotes own guns and sporting goods claiming best quality and lowest prices to prevent distress over borrowing while out on outings.
In Willis and nearby areas residents share visits, harvest and threshing work, and social events. Mr. and Mrs. Fitzsher and children return from country, Carl Hartwig hosts a birthday party, and deer hunting yields no sightings. State Normal College notes detail dances, fudge parties, picnics, visits, and faculty activities as a new heating plant is promised by Saturday.
Mrs Eph Stoller came home from the hospital at Butte last week and is improving slowly.
The society pages recount the quiet wedding of Mrs. Burleigh and her husband to Seattle where they will start a new life. Guests included out of town friends Mrs. Lee Van Etten and Mr. Ralph Tattersall with several local well wishers. Gifts of silver china and linen were given and many locals offered congratulations and welcomes.
A refined autumn gathering took place at the Guild Hall with Mesdames Stevenson Potts Barnett Connoley and Stone hosting an afternoon of five hundred and flinch and an evening of invited guests, progressive euchre and dancing. Decor featured pink and white tones, carnations, palms, and silver bells marking game ends. Guests and hostesses wore pink and white gowns, with a refined tone throughout the event and a late collation served.
Mrs. A L Anderson hosted a backward party for several lady friends on Tuesday afternoon. Guests arrived at the door and entered the dressing room in reverse order while refreshments were served in reverse style. One guest wrote her name on a card backward as part of the fun.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bernstein entertained at dinner Tuesday evening for their wooden wedding anniversary marking five years since marriage. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing, Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Tattersall, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Orr, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Olmsted, Dr. M. A. Walker, Miss Rosa Stamm, Mrs. S. D. Hooker, Miss L. M. Kress, and Mr. Albert Stamm.
Yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Clark Anderson's ranch home guests traveled by carriages and autos. They spent the afternoon performing farmwife tasks and manly chores, including butter making and roping steers, to humorous effect. Supper drew loud laughter from start to finish.
Mrs T J Mulany entertained a group of friends with card games at her home on Tuesday evening. Mesdames Matt and W C Orr and Julius Rounds have invitations out for two large parties at the Guild hall next Friday. The afternoon event features cards and Kensington. the evening event features citcher.
Mrs Wm Lloyd Jr was called east this week by the death of her father prompting family and friends to send condolences. The notice records the passing and the family’s immediate response.
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