Banquet and Ritual Mark Order's Past Officers
The event featured a banquet where the customary ritual was carried out by the former officers of the order, continuing the group’s traditional proceedings.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
10
The event featured a banquet where the customary ritual was carried out by the former officers of the order, continuing the group’s traditional proceedings.
Mrs. W. B. Hartwig hosted the Pinochle club on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Leroy Beam served as hostess to a group of friends on Tuesday afternoon.
The last regular Dil Lon Delphian dinner was held at the Dillon Public Library on Monday November 27. Mrs. C W Woodburn presented an engaging lesson on Early Elizabethan Drama and The Forerunners of Shakespeare. Assisting were Mrs. Thomas Miss Andrus Mrs. McFadden Mrs. Robison Mrs. Metzel and Mrs. Waldorf. Mrs. Van de Walker attended as a guest.
The High School gym hosted a sophomore class dance Saturday night for students from other classes. The event featured music and dancing in a school community social.
The Mizpah chapter No. 13 held its annual Eastern Star banquet Tuesday evening at the lodge rooms. About 125 members attended to honor 23 past matrons and 16 past patrons, with Nellie Lovell and J F Bishop among the honored attendees.
The Century Dancing Club held its second dance of the season on Friday evening November 24. Guests included Mr and Mrs C E Blinn Mr and Mrs Will Orr and Mr and Mrs Watt. Music was provided by Miss Helen Finch's orchestra.
Ed Roe, Bedrock rancher, spent several days in Dillon this week. Mrs Mellenthin and Matt Kay visited from Grant. Mrs L M Nichel shopped in Dillon. John C Brenner came from Butte and is registered at the Andrus. Mr and Mrs Walter Bennett and daughter Jean from Bedrock shopped here. John Peterson and Mrs Peterson registered at the Metlen. Andy Pyle and family of Grasshopper Valley are guests at the Metlen. Dale Metlen of Metlen Bros visited Dillon. Martin Jackson of Jackson spied feeders near Waterloo. B A Clark, Dillon Examiner foreman, left for Seattle for Thanksgiving with family then to San Diego for winter.
The Tonney Baxter orchestra played Wednesday at Lima for a dance and again on Thanksgiving at City Hall here. Both events were well attended and pleasant affairs.
Dillon and nearby residents conduct various errands and business. M A Walker relocates to Telephone Block. several locals including A E Scott and J B McLaren appear in town on errands. Ranchers Alexander Peyrie John Meyer and Pahnish Bros buy stock. Thanksgiving visits noted. housing and employment ads listed.
Mrs. A. L. Stone delightfully entertained the Needle club on Wednesday at 1:30 for a turkey dinner. Guests included club members and Mrs. Laura Kress.
Mrs M Davis delighted a few friends with a Sunday afternoon dinner at her home located at 510 So. Dakota Street.
The Woman's Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. A. A. Elliott and Mrs. B. W. Emerick on Thursday December 7 at Mrs. Elliott's home.
Mr and Mrs Geo Ditty entertained a number of friends at a turkey dinner Tuesday evening in their home. The gathering included several neighbors and colleagues, with lively conversation and warm hospitality noted by attendees.
Finley Cunnard returned Wednesday from Long Beach California. He reports Elza Murray arrived there a few days before and is located for the winter.
Residents travel between Armstead Dillon and Leadore as visits for family gatherings and winter plans. A large family dinner at the Bidstrup home drew 25 guests. A court suit by the State Bank against Pat Layden seeks about 11 000 on promissory notes with C W Robinson as attorney.
Sheriff Mooney and Deputy Kellum brought in J. Mc Pherson and Charles Berry after a raid in the foothills south of Jackson. Both men face joint possession charges for a still and mash. Berry pleaded not guilty with $250 bond. McPherson pleaded guilty and paid a $100 fine.
A humorous piece mocks misconceptions about names and places by pairing well known terms with absurd identities. It notes North Star as a Canadian actress and other mismatches, ending with a playful jab at misinterpretations of terms.
A brief exchange dismisses claims about vita mines in food with a sharp retort that ancestors thrived without such additions and were later noted as dead, highlighting skepticism and irony in a humorous frame.
Sunday worship at 10 a m features Rally Day. Morning sermon at 11 a m by Dr G Co Cress. Evening service at 7 30 p m with B Y P U led by Maud Curnutt.
Indoor winter life boosts coughs and colds while Foley products promise quick relief. The ad touts Foley Cathartic Tablets for bowel movement and Foley's Honey and Tar for throat chest and bronchial issues. Disjointed text mentions a 100 barrel oil well near Lewistown Montana.
Dr. F H Garver will conduct the morning service at theM. E Church. Evening program features North African pictures and special choir music.
Parcel post sale offers honey in second and third zones with tiered weights and prices. W. E. Liebert of St. Anthony Idaho guarantees satisfaction and invites direct orders.
For sale cheap one Peter Schuttler wagon with one set of harness both in good condition. Harrison and Son listing.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church located at Bannack and Washington streets lists Edward Smith as minister. The residence is at the church. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Prof. Lee R. Light is superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Epworth League social hour and lunch at 6 p.m. Devotions at 6 30 p.m. Miss Clela Stufft president. Evening service at 7 30 p.m. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. with Bible study prayer and religious news. Open to all.
Christian Science Society of Dillon announces services at Yeaman block E Center St. Sunday November 26 at 11 o clock with the subject God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday December 3 at 11 o clock with Sunday school at 9 45 am and Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o clock.
The First Presbyterian Church on Glendale and South Pacific hosts Sabbath school at 10 a.m. with Miss Nina Nash as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a.m. and an evening service at 7 30. Minister Philip J. May extends a cordial welcome to all.
Salvation Army holds meetings Tuesday and Thursday at 8 p m and Saturday at 8 p m. Friday hosts a cottage prayer meeting at 8 p m. Sunday includes Holiness meeting at 11 a m Sunday school at 2 30 p m and a salvation service at 8 p m. All are welcome.
Very desirable 160 acres on Wise river for cattle and dairy use. Modern new frame residence priced at 1 600. Spring water, one mile from station and school. 70 tons hay now, potential 150 tons with more seeding. Ample water and fine range. Price 3 500 with easy payments. C C Newman telephone Block, near Dillon Montana.
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