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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
10
A Philadelphia Press editorial argues Vice President Marshall desires a government of the old type. The piece contrasts with current Republican administrations and implies the public preference for traditional governance. An unrelated ad notes an experimental milk substitute from peanuts and other ingredients, and a formaldehyde product for grain from City Drug.
Mrs C P Thomas hosted the Needle club on Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs H H Swain of Helena Mrs L R Free and Mrs W C Orr. Delicious refreshments were served. Mrs C W Hudson entertained the Aid society of the Baptist church yesterday afternoon. Mrs J E Morse hosted cards Monday evening in honor of Mrs H H Swain of Helena. Mrs A L Anderson entertained friends for Mrs Swain Tuesday afternoon.
The report notes the third penmanship test held Thursday April 29. Charles Stricker from Miss Hazard’s room left Tuesday to work on a ranch and will return in two weeks. Norma Nyhart left Friday April for Sheridan Montana to attend school. Normal students were entertained Saturday April 24 by a progressive dinner hosted by the Normal college and Training school faculty. Mr Finch plans to depart Saturday afternoon for various points in the eastern part of the state.
The Kindergarten Mothers club held its regular meeting on Thursday morning April 29 and formed a temporary organization electing a president and secretary. The next meeting is set for Thursday May 27.
Reward offered for the return of a hand painted oval medalian pin. Contact T. D. Olmstead at 415 S. Pacific St, phone 126-1 18-it.
Faculty and students staged a seven course progressive dinner from six thirty to after dark with groups of twenty, hosted at homes and end at the dormitory. Entertainment punctuated the meal as gypsies, songs and jokes filled the night and small health pills were handed to ensure good rest.
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