Silverware stock complete from plain to finest tea sets
Local store advertises a full range of utensils including plain silver knives and forks and high quality tea sets. It promotes reliable makes and positions items to suit any taste and budget.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1917
Page
8
Local store advertises a full range of utensils including plain silver knives and forks and high quality tea sets. It promotes reliable makes and positions items to suit any taste and budget.
Southbound and northbound train numbers 32 30 29 31 appear with a 1 58 p m time marker. The fragment lists direction and schedule labels for the Oregon Short Line timetable.
T. Magnus feared his car vanished while he visited the courthouse. He learned that it had been seen being driven away toward the south at high speed. Officials recovered the vehicle six miles south on the main road with an empty gas tank, suggesting the robbers abandoned it.
A Dillon resident conscripted for the training camp visited a nearby town to bid farewell to his beloved and asked her to gaze at a star nightly. She replied that she would if she needed a reminder of him, since the star is late and pale in the morning. An accident one mile north of the city involved a Buick from Butte and a Beaverhead ranch Ford, with both drivers at fault for wrong-side driving but no serious injuries or damage. Dillon attracts many travelers headed for greener fields, filling housing as the town's churches and schools are praised.
Garner Abstract completes Beaverhead county abstract for Southern Montana Abstract and moves to Virginia City. Work will start next Monday on Madison county records, continuing the firm’s county data projects in a new location.
Mrs Cornelis Titus Miller aged seventy two died at her daughter Mrs F Holt home near Lakeview Monday September 17 after living in Centennial valley for years She leaves six sons and one daughter and many friends Funeral services conducted by Rev H G Humphrey at the Holt home and the body interred in Lakeview cemetery
Herbert A. Conyne, former mayor of Anaconda, died in a Sunday automobile accident while passing another car on a narrow road near Enni Madison county. Passenger A. E. Riviere was badly hurt. Conyne had lived in Dillon a year with his brother Frank and sister Eva. He leaves a widow and two children.
Paul Stanton of Great Falls was in Bozeman before departing for the American Lake cantonment to join the second contingent. He traveled with his sister Mrs. David Higbee of Big Timber and will visit Missoula then stay with his sister Mrs. Dr. Walker.
At the Methodist Church Sunday Sept 23 services begin with Sunday school at 9 50 a m led by Prof Robert Clark and preaching at 11 00 a m by Pastor H G Humphrey Epworth League meets at 7 00 p m with a song service at 8 00 p m followed by preaching. Joe Carrol rancher near town suffers a broken wrist from a broken king bolt head during hammering. Public reception planned Friday Sept 21 for High School Normal College students faculty and new teachers with a brief program and social.
George McIntosh and Chris Olsen visited Essler lake last Sunday to review plans to raise the dam by a number of feet. The project would use reinforced concrete and a large quantity of Portland cement.
Mrs. B N Stevenson Miss Marjorie Stevenson and Miss Anna Patterson depart tomorrow evening for Cambridge Massachusetts. They plan to spend the winter there with Miss Marjorie attending the Sargent school of Physical Education.
The Methodist Episcopal Dillon circuit announces services on September 23 with Monida at 10 30 a m Dell at 3 00 p m and Lima at 8 00 p m Pastor Ira F Rankin leads the ministry and preaching schedule.
A letter from Henry Wyatt says Second Montana boys at Camp Green North Carolina cut corn to clear a six by three mile strip for a new cantonment housing about 50 000 troops. Weather was hot and work strenuous but completed quickly. The piece includes church notices for Baptist and St James Episcopal services and a report of two Mexicans charged with first degree assault in Lima.
Mrs. Rodney Foster and Mrs. E. H. Brundage will entertain the St James guild in the Guild hall next Thursday.
Mrs. John F. Bishop entertained Needle Club members and guests Mrs. Edie Lovell and Mrs. Ellen Lovell on a Wednesday afternoon. St James vestry hosted a Good Time party at the Guild hall for Normal students with Miss Parr, featuring games punch and wafers as the first in a monthly series.
The Good Government club held its first meeting after summer vacation in the Training school on Tuesday with Miss Jean Bishop presiding. Committees report ongoing work and success. monthly meetings are scheduled for the first and third Tuesdays in the Assembly room at the Training school, open to all interested persons.
Friday’s patriotic concert at the Public School Auditorium featured Miss Mary Hester Phillips, John Scott, and Miss Margaret Poindexter with a varied program by the trio and pianist. Lima residents Alma Kellum and Jay Kellum wed at the M E parsonage, will honeymoon in Butte, then reside in Lima where Kellum works as brakeman.
Mrs. Louise Coulson invites volunteers to join a sock knitting effort. She offers to teach knitting to beginners, helping new crafters learn the craft and contribute to the project.
Mrs. W C Jennings entertained the Theta club members Tuesday night. Mrs Dr Best hosted the Bitterroot club and guests Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Dr Best hosted a cards gathering with friends last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Walter M Cors will entertain the ladies of the Baptist aid society next Tuesday afternoon. St James guild members and friends were hosted yesterday at the Guildhall by Mrs Robert Jensen and Mrs Ross Emerick.
Mrs. Ida Thomas hosted a Tuesday evening gathering of Jolly Club members and Frances Bimrose. Elder members supported the Red Cross while the younger attendees enjoyed games.
The Shakespeare club plans its first meeting of the year in the Training school tomorrow afternoon at two thirty. All members should attend as important business will be transacted. Mrs. E R Mosher, the incoming president, will lead the session.
Miss Faye T. Scott of Armstead Montana will wed Lieut. Clarence E. Seage U S N this noon at the home of her cousin S C Buckley 741 Lancaster avenue Only relatives and intimate friends will attend Seage motored up from Tarrytown and will later take a motor trip before a move to Somerville to establish a camp for naval militia The bride is daughter of J W Scott ranch owner and studied art in New York while Seage is assigned to the New York division of the naval militia and has homes on Staten Island
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