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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
11
The Improved Order of Redmen plans its 17th annual dance at City Hall with Sunset Orchestra providing music tomorrow night. The event highlights a season of top performances by the group and promises a premier social entertainment.
N. J. Birrer takes the Schulz challenge medal at Dillmont park during the regular monthly shoot last Sunday. The day featured a three singles practice, fifty birds in two fifteen bird sets and twenty thirds, then a double shot-off in two 12 pair sets. The Dillon Grand Hotel opens with Mrs. Anna Yost running the new Klein building on Glendale street featuring modern rooms and a spacious lobby.
Theta will meet Monday with Miss Caroline White one day earlier than the regular meeting time. Mrs. Cluley to entertain the Hobnob club tomorrow afternoon. The St. James guild meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. George Banks home with Mrs. Banks and Mrs. Lienwebber as hosts. Busy Bee club and husbands went to Frank Birrer ranch Sunday for a bountiful dinner. North Side Country Club to be entertained by Mrs. Frank Bell Tuesday February 17. Society Personals: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Barrett and Mrs. A F Graeter head to California for the winter. Mrs. J E Monroe in Butte Sunday to meet Miss Welch who will visit Dr. and Mrs. Monroe. Mrs. Frank Lovell spending the week in Dillon from Butte. Betty Welch of St Louis visiting Dr. and Mrs. Monroe.
D A Galt left Sunday night for Salt Lake City to attend the automobile show and Ford Dealers Convention. He plans to remain until the Ford Branch agrees to supply more cars to meet spring delivery orders. Ford cars with electric starters boosted sales about fifty percent and dealers race for units. In Salt Lake he intends to buy a car load of truck bodies for the Ford Tow Truck, already popular in the region.
An auction of horses and ranch equipment will be held on the afternoon of February 21 at the George Ditty ranch four miles south of town. This winter sale draws ranchers and notes Dillon Horse Sales will not hold a February horse sale, but a March auction may occur if enough work horses are gathered. Demand for work horses is high, but supplies are limited for a successful sale this month.
Miss Elois Thomas spent Saturday and Sunday at her Butte home. A Y W C A meeting Wednesday evening featured a short study period and a walk with Professor Clark. Miss Frankie Caldwell hosted a dormitory dinner for six Dillon girls. Miss Bishop and Miss Diven visited Miss Phillips for dinner. A house meeting included a talk by Miss Diven on YWCA work. Convocation showcased two piano solos and a vaudeville by new sorority members with impersonations hypnotizing and a Japanese chorus. A junior class meeting adopted a new constitution. A valentine party is planned with a valentine and love letter box, plus Newman club and YWCA committees plotting a novel entertainment.
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