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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1928
Page
2
The home of Mrs. E. C. Fairbanks hosted a pretty miscellaneous shower last Thursday evening for Mrs. Theodore Wright, a holiday bride. The Baptist church choir organized the event and presented gifts to the bride while guests enjoyed refreshments.
Mrs Hartwig extended hospitality to several gentlemen last Thursday evening as she entertained at a dinner in honor of her brother Tom Sillers birthday.
The text discusses whether to bid one's own suit first or support a partner's major suit when helpful, noting how order affects information and outcomes. It analyzes sample hands with suits and cards to illustrate optimal bidding strategies and resulting scores.
A summary note records that Picorité underwent spaying while others were present.
Mr and Mrs Warren Ston hosted a Saturday night party in compliment to Mr and Mrs Tom Menke from Anatonda Dillon. Cover for twelve then pinochle was played Mrs Menke won high ladies score and received a wall motto prize consolation prizes went to Mrs Anson Baxter and Mr Fred Chapman.
The regular meeting of the PTA will be held next Tuesday at the Junior High School. The program and agenda will be announced, and all members are urged to attend.
Local clubs and societies hold a slate of gatherings this week and next. Public school talks on Citizenship are scheduled at Mrs J A Pilgrim’s home with a hot dinner for attendees next Saturday. Various groups including Pan Hellenic, Normal Alumni, Baptist Aid, Hylo Pinochle, D A R, Social Eight, needle and M M clubs plan receptions, luncheons, and discussions led by members such as Miss Carson and Clara Adams.
Miss Grey Carson head of the English department at the Normal College has returned from New York City after spending several weeks there. Mrs Albert Metzell and Mrs Norman Gilbertiwerp, Alder-viral, are noted in the fragmentary society brief from the era.
Mrs Laura Tolman Scott arrived from Armatead to attend the Ae R session and visit friends for several weeks. Mrs Elizabeth Mellecker and Miss Mary Gelhays plan a Southern California visit lasting several weeks. Nieces Metlon and others expected to leave for Centerville Washington to stay with relatives after recent visits.
Representatives from Montana schools at the State Education association assembly adopted a resolution to reintroduce the retirement plan for public school teachers in 1928. The proposal seeks larger retirement payments, a state tax-supported fund, and a requirement-based system with retirement ages of 60 to 75 years, while the 1921 law remains in effect until enacted.
Dr Jessie L Duboc of Montana State Normal School Dillon named committee chairman on N B A relations by the National Education Association through secretary J W Crabtree. The plan aims to connect colleges with the association, urging better salaries and improved instruction while involving representatives from many colleges.
Mortimer Lott was elected president with Harley Linder as vice president and Dr Geo E Utley as secretary treasurer The advisory board includes Lott Linder Mishett Peterson and Alvin Reid The retiring president Clark Anderson of Dillon attended the meeting at Madison
Ermore Sod petition pack of dies and bags sty Githg made to order or ped. harness line quality and prices right. Let us serve you. We buy sell or trade anything. Call 803 J. Sst JOHNSON TRADING 00.
A fragmented notice states land described for sale and open inspection to the public. It mentions legal procedures for those claiming an interest to file lawsuits or affidavits in this office. Published by M. D. Nicho on 23-5.
Ro I Stocker of Grant Montana filed for final three year proof under the 1916 act on originally described and added homestead tracts in Township 18 Range 16 West Montana. Proceedings before F A Haxel at Dixon Montana on January 18 1928 with witnesses Sam L Shefer J Eimer Selway August A Schroeder Frank Hoffman all Grant Montana. M D Nicholson Register
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