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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
4
Dillon and nearby communities report visits, travels, and gatherings. People from Horse Prairie, Argenta, Lima, and Melrose attend events, shop, or tour places like Butte and Glendale. Dentists and teachers relocate, while new arrivals and departures mark the week in Madison, Beaverhead, and Jefferson counties.
Men of oak are men in rugged health with sound materials. Childhood lays the foundation for a sturdy constitution. Scott's Emulsion is the right stuff, stimulating growing powers and helping children build a firm constitutional base. Scott & Bowne, Chemists, New York.
Butt Edward Roe visits from Bedrock and Alma Thorpe returns from the east. The Dillon Bakery features Lowney's candy lines as Miss Alma Thorpe rejoins family life, while T. B. Landers family and friends enjoy a week’s outing with chickens and fish. John H. Holst leaves local work for Gibbsoneville Idaho to lead a winter public school, repeating last year’s successful tenure.
In Society Saturday Afternoon Party Mesdames Foote and Anderson entertained last Saturday afternoon with a group of younger married ladies and schoolteachers. The event featured a playful naming game, floral arrangements of sweet peas and asters, and conundrums after refreshments. Miss Campbell Fogarty Goodson and Pietsch helped serve.
A Tuesday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs J B McKinney’s home hosted Mrs McKinney’s sister Miss Eleanor Meehan. High Five was played with Mr Waldorf winning the most games and a volume of Original Letters awarded. Guests included numerous Misses and Mesers from local families.
About forty ladies gathered Tuesday at Mrs. J. B. McKinney’s Morse corner Washington for a sociable card party. Prize winner was Mrs. W. O. Bagley who received a Limoges plate. refreshments followed as guests departed.
A high salaried artist, Charles Dana Gibson, is noted as probably the best paid illustrator in the field. The assessment highlights his prominence and earning power amid contemporary artists and publishers.
Pauline Martin, daughter of Mrs. C. M. Martin, hosted a Wednesday afternoon party for her Kindergartner friends before moving with her mother to Idaho Falls to join Mr. Martin. Guests included Dorothy Poindexter Freda Robb Emily Kingsbury Mildred Elliott Elizabeth Metlen Bernice Waddington Candence Landers Marvel Landers Thelma Riley Everton Poindexter Harold Poindexter Fred Metlen Warner Metlen and J T Roas.
Mrs A L Anderson hosted the Needle club on Wednesday afternoon with regular members and guests Mesdames Olmstead White Clark Norris and Mary Anderson. Refreshments were served.
Miss Florence Conway entertained the Theta club on Monday evening in celebration of her birthday. The group presented her a souvenir spoon from the County Free High school. A jolly time followed with Hoard of Trady, ice cream and cake served by the hostess.
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