THE CARBON COUNTY NEWS, RED LODGE, MONTANA PAGE TWO FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1940.

Apron Dress for Simple Stitches for The Large W oman Household Nous Eighty Years Ago 's Wigwam Household Linens

SIMPLE wraparound style, ( B) Was the Scene of an Historic Event: — o. A with belt fastened in the back, .. this apron dress is the practical, ™ ä«Sr 4' easy-to-get-into kind that you need jfTIa ___ Lincoln's Nomination for Presidency ■m for morning every day of your life. No. 8673 has a comfortable, easy waistline and, as you see è from the diagram, it consists of in .... - By ELMO SCOTT WATSON - v • •••■V.- XVV.V.V.SNV vy. >'• .... just a few pieces to sew together, ' ' P 4 * '$ * you can finish it in a few hours. « . n K: ; « And to make matters even easier, A Kk ... ■ S wish to announce ’■ m v."'I . v that the Ohio dele­ • if $1 the pattern includes a step-by-step :K M Ms ■K ■ sew chart. - : Üi gation transfers four votes ss»i :: The braid edging, which bright­ iliii à III »I ■■ ips Jr* from Mr. Chase to Abraham li in ens it up and accents the length of f f ■MM* *■ ' rv psK , ■ Lincoln.” 1 line by running down the front ■ < . s. Eighty years ago these few ■ r-: words touched off a thunder- V. P . \\ rv >> ;:S'N X I. is ous round of applause and is lyi I'' Bll! Hfl " spül - sent word speeding across * V: WSà -S') ,♦ I' 1 lA ; the nation that Abraham Lin­ ! -y ; PJj^ ; r ; .VaSs 1 coln was the Republican o K ■ ■ ■!> - II . Î choice to run for President of the United States. V 0 7 Jr- U m ■ k The scene was the Republi­ 7 n ■ • l>vOO can Wigwam in Chicago, REPUBLICAN WIGWAM, *11 c si.: w, A where delegates had gath­ Pifl ass peer of anyone named in connec­ one of the first two frame build­ •;>ssV>S^ ■4. ered from 24 states to choose m tion with the nominations. A ings ever erected in the city. their candidates for Presi­ - week later the paper suggested There is a dispute in the records Ä3- dent and vice president. Now, organization of Lincoln clubs to on this latter point. Some claim SOMETHING NEW AND DIFFERENT. build his candidacy. (See Recipes Below) 80 years later, on May 18, the Sauganash inn was the first Editorially in the period from Republicans of Chicago are frame building, but others insist V New Recipes for Your File when it is removed from the oven. early February until April com­ it was the second. AV Gasnish with canned apricots and holding a commemorative ment was made from time to In any event, the Sauganash >• serve from the baking dish, which time that Seward admittedly was “Something old and something ceremony in the building inn was famous far and wide. It H~t keeps the meat hot throughout the the leading candidate, but the w which stands on the site of had been built by Mark Beau- yii new” is just as important in menus meal. Press and Tribune urged that as it is in a bride's costume. the Wigwam, to mark this bien when he came from Detroit y-.. I 1 1- - Cherry Roll. Lincoln was the better vote- It’s a good idea, when you plan in 1826. Beaubien is a name \ Biscuit dough (2 cups flour recipe) momentous occasion four getter. to experiment with something en­ which occurs repeatedly in early i24981 1 No. 2 can cherries decades ago. When the Republican tirely new, to in­ Chicago history and still is fre­ % cup light brown sugar convention was held on May 9 in clude in that The Chicago of 80 years ago quently seen in the news columns \TARIETY of motifs and variety V* teaspoon ground cinnamon Decatur, Lincoln was chosen as  meal one dish rL was a metropolis of 109,260 per­ of Chicago papers. v of embroidery—all in one pat­ ? J 1 1 teaspoon lemon rind (grated) this body’s choice for President. you know the sons, according to the census tak­ Chicago’s First Election. tern—give you the opportunity of family is really Roll baking powder biscuit dough en in June of 1860. The city The Democrats Split. making quantities of small linens was Here on August 10, 1833, came u: keen about. For % inch thick. Drain cherries. Cov­ outranked by seven others in size Great attention centered on the more attractive, the entire list of qualified voters Grand for ar- -t instance, if the er dough with cherries and sprinkle —New York, Philadelphia, St. Democratic convention, held in tides for bazaar or shower. Pat­ (all 24 of them) to select the dessert is some­ with brown sugar and cinnamon. Louis, Baltimore, Boston, New Charleston, S. C., beginning April tern 2498 contains a transfer pat­ town trustees for the City of Chi­ thing very new Roll like a jelly roll and place in Orleans and Cincinnati. It was 30. Douglas was the most promi­ tern of 28 motifs ranging from F| \y cago, the first election held in the and different, be buttered loaf baking pan. Bake ap­ very much of a frontier town and nently named candidate as the 2 by 12% inches to 1% by 1% I'M city’s history. Here likewise was sure that the proximately 30 minutes in a moder­ its reputation was such that one Democratic nominee, but bitter inches; color schemes; illustra­ the first drama in the West pro­ main dish of your meal is one that’s ately hot oven (375 degrees). Baste of the leading candidates for the opposition to his selection was tions of stitches; materials re­ duced, in late October of 1837. familiar and well-liked. with cherry juice while baking. Republican nomination, William heard on all sides. The Demo­ quired. Send order to; cratic convention battled through Beaubien sold the building in And, it’s an excellent idea, when Serve with whipped cream or with Henry Seward of New York, three days and finally split into 1834. It burned to the ground on most of a meal is composed of fam­ hard sauce. came to the city with a “body­ guard of plug-uglies,” to defend two sections. No candidate could March 3, 1851. It had been aban­ Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. ily favorites, to include one new Pork Chop Treat. 82 Eighth Ave. be named. The rump section ad­ doned as a hostelry in the late New York dish for a touch of variety. It may himself from the uncouth natives. Place seasoned pork chops, 1 inch journed to meet in New York on forties, apparently, and was oc­ Enclose 15 cents In coins for Pat­ be a cut of meat that you haven’t Seward and his delegation ar­ thick, at one end of a large roasting June 18. cupied by only one man at the tern No...... used before, prepared in an unusual rived with extreme confidence. pan. In the center, place a mound The Press and Tribune repeat­ time of the fire. The property in manner; or perhaps it will be a They could hardly believe that a Name ...... of good bread dressing seasoned edly cited election trends in many 1851 was owned by the Garrett vegetable that’s new and strange to man from Illinois would stand Address ...... with sage or poultry seasoning. At states and cities in the spring of estate, which later founded the (( 5673 you; or it might be just an out-of- the other end put thinly sliced po­ much chance of being nominated for the presidency, despite the 1860 as a trend toward Republi­ Garrett Bible institute and pro­ the-ordinary conserve or relish to tatoes and thinly sliced onions, sea­ record of honesty, integrity and canism. In Chicago, the city elec- vided the foundation for estab­ supplement last summer’s supply, soned with salt and pepper. Dot seam, is repeated on the sleeve sincerity which lishment in later years of North­ which, by this time is probably run­ with butter. Bake for 15 minutes edges and around the pocket. Half had built. western university. ning very low. in a hot oven (450 degrees) and then But he was a “back- There’s a Good Reason a dozen comfortable, good-looking woodsman” and uncouth, so the The townspeople who were You’ll find, here, an assortment of reduce heat to a moderate dresses like this, in gingham, oven Seward crowd was not much wor­ working on the Republican con­ You’re Constipated ! recipes for foods that are unusual (350 degrees) and bake about 45 chambray or percale, will see you ried. vention obtained the site from the and delicious. There’s a new way :î through the spring and summer, minutes longer. Garrett estate and started con­ When there’s something wrong of preparing shoulder of beef—in Following two days of conven­ with you, the first rule Is : get at so. send for your pattern right now Rhubarb Conserve. tion routine, the delegates got struction of the great Wigwam in one of those easy casserole dishes ' I the cause. If you are constipated, and get them speedily made. (Makes 12 glasses) down to the job of selecting can­ I April, 1860. The structure was don’t endure it first and “cure" it you like to serve, where you don’t They’ll be much prettier, and fit didates. The Seward men were Ji' 100 by 180 feet, with its main en­ afterward. Find out what’s giving want to spend too much time in the 1% quarts rhubarb (diced) you the trouble. much better, than any routine out parading and whooping it up trance on the street known now kitchen; serve the Baked Shoulder 8 cups sugar Chances are it’s simple if you morning dresses you buy. on the streets for their candidate. as . Steak with baked or scalloped pota­ % cup seeded raisins eat the super-refined foods most Pattern No. 8673 is designed for When they reached the Wigwam people do: meat, white bread, toes, buttered green beans and rhu­ % cup cold water A gallery was built on three sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50 they found the place jammed potatoes. It’s likely you don’t get barb pie, and watch your family % cup orange juice sides, a stage constructed across and 52. Size 38 requires 4% yards with friends of Lincoln and barely enough “bulk." And “bulk”doesn’t beam! % cup orange rind (ground) one end. The stage would seat mean a lot of food. It’s a kind of of 39-inch material without nap; 1 cup pecans (cut fine) managed to get in. between 600 and 700 persons and food that isn’t consumed in the 4% yards braid. Send order to: “Pork chop treat” served with a Seward’s Men Confident. «1 the hall itself was constructed to body, but leaves a soft “bulky” crisp, chilled salad of lettuce, ap­ Place rhubarb, sugar, raisins, wa­ mass in the intestines and helps seat between 10,000 and 11,000 ples, and dates, needs only a bev­ ter and orange juice in kettle. Re­ There was little abatement of a bowel movement. SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. If this is your trouble, you erage, bread and a favorite dessert move white mem­ the Seward confidence when the persons. Room 1324 The Wigwam was lighted by should eat a natural “bulk” pro­ 211 W. Wacker Dr. to make a completely satisfying brane from the roll was called for the first bal­ Chicago gas. Its interior was left in a ducing food—such a one as the meal and if you want to please the orange peel, and lot. The vote showed that out of crunchy, toasted, ready-to-eat Enclose 15 cents in coins for rough, unfinished state, to be dec­ man of the family in any kind of put peel through Û the 466 votes cast, Seward had cereal, Kellogg’s All-Bran. Eat It Pattern No...... Size...... orated “by the light, graceful and weather, serve “pork chops deli­ the food chopper, 173%, Lincoln 102, and the rest often, drink plenty of water, and Name ...... entirely successful handiwork of “Join the Regulars.” All-Bran is cious” with cheese biscuits, a sim­ using the fine were scattered among a dozen Address ...... Republican ladies,” to quote the made by Kellogg’s in Battle Creek. ple green salad, lemon meringue blade. Add to favorite sons. It took 234 votes to If your condition is chronic, it is nominate, and the Seward sup­ Press-Tribune of the day. The la­ wise to consult a physician. nie and coffee. conserve, and . ■ bring mixture to porters were confident that after dies banked the walls with fresh­ Pork Chops Delicious. a boil. Boil gently the routine of voting for favorite ly cut evergreens. Seals of the INDIGESTION (Serves 4) sons was out of the way, the states were hung around the may affect the Heart for 20 minutes. Add nut meats and Tablet on Goodrich building in swing would be to their man. walls, and busts of prominent Drudgery Necessary Gea trapped in the stomach or gnliet may act like a 5 pork chops (rib or loin) cook 5 minutes longer. Pour into Chicago which stands on the site on the heart. At the first sign of distress men of early American history ■mart men and w«men depend *n bell-ans Tablets to 2 medium size onions sterilized glasses and seal. The second ballot was taken of the wigwam. Drudgery is as necessary to call ■et gas free. No 1 axative but made of the faatest- were placed on the supporting pil- •cting medirines known for add indigestion. If the % cup rice (uncooked) and the count showed a shift to out the treasures of the mind FERST DOSE doesn’t prove Bell-ans better return Lemon Meringue Pie. tions had given the Republican lars. Over the stage was sus- 1 teaspoon salt Lincoln rather than to the East­ as harrowing and planting those bottie to ns and receive DOUBLE Uone; Back. 25c. 1 cup sugar candidate a clear victory over his pended a huge gilt eagle. Vi teaspoon pepper erner. Seward had 184% and Lin­ of the earth.—Margaret Fuller. V* cup cornstarch Democratic opponent. The structure cost between 1 cup hot water coln 181. The Lincoln delegates Immortal Thoughts Vi teaspoon salt worked strenuously before the The meeting of 1860 was the $6,000 and $7,000. There was a Memories, images and precious 1 cup tomato puree % cup cold water third ballot, and the Chicago first of 16 political conventions deficit to clear, so on the night thoughts that shall not die, and 1 green pepper (minced) % cup boiling water Press and Tribune of that date held in Chicago to date. The Re- of the dedication, Saturday, May it cannot be destroyed.—Wadsworth. » 1 clove garlic (grated) 3 egg yolks reports that intense excitement publicans have come to Chicago 12, an admission charge of 25 « Brown chops and on each chop 1 tablespoon butter prevailed. 11 times and the Democrats five cents was assessed. Between I WHY SUFFER Functional place one slice of onion, then a ta­ Vi cup lemon juice The tally started and when the times, to select their candidates 7,000 and 8,000 persons came to blespoon of rice 1 teaspoon lemon rind (grated) twenty-fourth state had voted, the for President and vice president the dedication, which seems to (uncooked). Sea­ count showed Seward 180, Lin­ and to approve platforms. have taken care of the deficit f4Q Combine sugar, cornstarch and FEMALE son with salt and coln 231%. Ohio had been divid­ The Democrats return again f““ no further comment is VJ salt. Add cold water; stir until Kills pepper. Add wa­ ing its vote between Chase, Mc­ this year, meeting in July at found on the subject, smooth. Add boiling water and COMPLAINTS ter, cover and Lean and Abraham Lincoln. A the . Located 15 The budding was used cook, stirring constantly, until mix­ steam for % few minutes after the vote on the blocks west and 3 blocks south of various meetings during the Many Insects Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound ture is clear and thick. Cook 3 hour. Then top third ballot was announced, the the Wigwam site, the Stadium is next few years, and was de- ON FLOWERS* FRUITS Has Helped Thousands I minutes longer. Beat egg yolks; Few women today do not have some sign of with tomato pu­ leader of the Ohio delegation, a a sharp contrast to the structure stroyed in the great fire of 1871. VEGETABLES & SHRUBS functional trouble. Maybe you’ve noticed stir cooked mixture into them. Add 4051 ree, mixed with Mr. Carter, arose to announce the set up 80 years ago to hold the Interesting Coincidence. Demand original sealed YOURSELF getting restless,moody, nervous, remaining ingredients, return to d.' pressed lately—your work too much for you— the green pepper switch of four votes from Chase Republican meeting.^ interesting coincidence is bottles, from your dealer Then try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable and garlic. Return to steamer and flame and cook 1 minute. Pour im­ to Lincoln. Ohio had cast 29 votes Compound to help quiet unstrung nerves, Largest . noted in connection with the relieve monthly pain (cramps, backache, cook until rice is tender (about 30 mediately into baked pie shell. Top for Lincoln, 15 for Chase and 2 In its day, however, the Wig- building now standing on the cor- headache) and weak dizzy fainting spells minutes longer). with meringue. for McLean on the third ballot. due to functional disorders. For over 60 mi •__ T .__, +Vl„ j warn was a cause for national ner where the Wigwam was built. Strong Regard years Pinkham’s Compound has helped hun­ Meringue. dreds of thousands of weak, rundown ner­ Baked Shoulder Steak With Apricots nff a trp- comment. It was the largest con- The building today is occupied by 3 egg whites There is never jealousy where vous women. Try id and Mushrooms. L y ar^d °f nnnlanqp Statp vention hall in America at that district headquarters of three di- 6 tablespoons sugar SÂÆtaîSSS'ïïï and was a testimony ,o Chi- visions of the B F. Goodrich there is not strong regard.—Wash­ (Serves 6) % teaspoon salt ington Irving. 1% inch slice shoulder of beef eaüonadwh°h fdbeen lohdly'be’ Sow ttenation that th™ citywaa marking its^Seventieth anniversa- Beat egg whites partially; then (about 4 pounds) MERCHANTS add sugar slowly, beating until mix­ 4 tablespoons flour C%££ Sver.0 mat t -»*■<« «»an jus. anoth- ry. In the celebration on the Wig ture is stiff. Bake in slow oven, t . ’ er frontier town located out the warn site, both the Republican 2 teaspoons salt Lincoln Sowers had placed a other side of nowhere. and Goodrich representatives are 7, (300 degrees) for 18 minutes. / * % teaspoon curry powder cannon on top of the Wigwam and When it was decided that the re-enactmghistory-making events Have You Ordered Your Copy of •Your % cup tomato pulp let go a blast which shook the Republicans would come to Chi- m which both played significant W M for greater poultry prof- ’ ‘Household Hints’? ll its. BETTER QUALITY 1 small 4-oz. can button mush­ structure and notified all of Chi- cago to hold their convention, cit- joies, t-.1163011?2 ,tha de^egat“? LM CHICKS for nigh pro- £mhRb Advertising rooms. or, Eleanor Howe’s booklet “House­ cago that Illinois was furnishing izens immediately started work from Minnesota to the Repubh- duction, large eggs, big T m4 hold Hints” is one you can’t afford health y birds. Hatching eggs supplied br % pound fresh mushrooms, cut the Republican nominee. The raising funds with which to build can convention of 1860 was Judge certified master breeders of the NORTH­ in quarters to be without—especially now that newspaper accounts of the day the convention hall. On March Aaron Goodrich, described as the WEST. Hatched in Montana for quick, safe Dollar delivery. Write for Gallatin Chick News. 1 tablespoon butter house cleaning time is here. It’s a report a celebration running far 13, during the fund-raising cam- hrst territorial officer ever to set buys something more than handy reference book that supplies GALLATIN CHICK HATCHERY 12 halves canned apricots. into the night. paign, the Chicago Press and f°°t on the soil of Minnesota. the answers to so many puzzling Bozeman, Montana space and circulation in (about half of a No. 2% can) Hannibal Hamlin of Paris, Tribune suggested that Republi- The national committeeman questions—how to renew worn lino­ the columns of tin’s Wipe meat with damp cloth and Maine, was Lincoln’s running cans who won money in the re- from Massachusetts at the same news- leum; what to do to keep wool from mate, ’ as the vice presidential cent city elections contribute convention was John Z. Goodrich, paper. It buys space and sprinkle with mixture of flour, salt shrinking when it’s washed; how to candidate. their winnings to the building Aaron Goodrich, John Z. Good- and curry powder. Brown one side remove stains from porcelain sinks circulation plus the favor­ Lincoln had been building his fund, “thus using pro-slave dol- rich and Dr. B. F. Goodrich were in a well-greased frying pan and and tubs; and how to clean rugs BARGAINS able consideration of our place brown side up in a 2-quart national following for some time, lars for the purpose.” distant cousins, all descendants with dry soap suds. You’ll find hints The famous Lincoln-Douglas de- The site chosen already had a of William Goodrich who came to readers for this newspaper glass casserole. Sift remaining flour on cooking and sewing, too—over bates of 1859 had of course at- historic background. Located at America about 1648. Another —that will save you many a and its advertising patrons. mixture over the top of the meat. 300 practical, tested household hints Spread the top of the meat with tracted widespread attention, and the fork of the , cousin, Grant Goodrich, an attor- dollar will escape you if —for 10 cents! To get your copy of in early I860 he had been speak- which in those days flowed into ney, was prominent in Chicago you fail to read carefully and tomato pulp. Cover the dish. Bake this booklet now, send 10 cents in ing in many states on the ques- Lake Michigan instead of out of early history, active in munici- regularly the advertising of in a moderate oven, allowing about coin to “Household Hints,” care El­ LET US TELL YOU tion of slavery. it, in earlier times the place was pal affairs and it is said he at local merchants » » I • 30 minores to each pound, Slightly eanor Howe, 919 North Michigan brown mushrooms in butter The Chicago Press and Tribune known as Wolf Point. one time offered Abraham Lin­ over Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. MORE ABOUT IT low heat. Place on top of on February 16, 1860, declared Here had stood the Sauganash coin a partnership in his Chicago roast (Released by Western Newsoaoer U22&XEJ that Abraham Lincoln was the | inn, the first hotel in Chicago and law firm. IN THIS PAPER v