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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
9
The Dillon Tribune lists subscription terms and delivery reminders for Dillon Montana. It defines rates for notices of church events, festivals, fairs, dances, concerts, sociables and suppers with admission fees, plus pricing for card of thanks and obituary poetry.
The Republican Publicity Association compares the 1918 Central Powers armistice with the 1919 miners strike armistice, accusing both sides of lacking popular will and inviting stern measures. The statement singles out Wilsons diplomacy, the Adamson act, and concerns over foreign influence, then shifts to border migration and Mexican-origin communities aiding social work in San Antonio and the Southwest.
The piece notes a distinct Mexican immigrant situation in Texas Arizona New Mexico and California shaped by political oppression or wage seeks. It traces family settlement over fifty years expanding from border states toward the north as labor demand rose during mobilization and rail construction.
The High School hosts a regular carnival in the gym on December 12 and 18 with a minstrel show by the boys glee club and a vaudeville by the girls. Booths include Hawaiian, Japanese, Fortune Telling, and Crazy Booths with hot dogs, candy, and popcorn. Proceeds fund new stage scenery and improvements.
Social items from Dillon note the World Wide Guild gathering Saturday at Marjorie Williams residence. Mrs Christensen to entertain at North Side Country Club on Tuesday. Miss Berniece Hirschman to host friends tomorrow for Dorothy's birthday.
Chevrolet dealer T. D. Moran argues against heavy cars noting that excess weight raises fuel and tire expenses. He claims lighter cars improve mileage and maintenance, while excessive weight harms efficiency and appearance, urging a balance for comfort and utility.
The city fire fighters gathered in the Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday evening for their annual banquet and smoker. Mayor J. E. Monroe and city council members attended along with other city officials. The event was pronounced a splendid success with entertaining features interspersed between courses.
Miss Laura Griffith married I R Hunsaker at the Griffith residence with Rev C F Wolfe officiating. The bride, in white satin Georgette, carried pink roses. They depart for Florida and California for their honeymoon and plan Dillon as their future home. The bride hails from Deer Lodge County.
Baptist church announces Sunday morning services on December 7 led by Rev. Hoffman. St James Episcopal also schedules services on Sunday December 7. Hoty remains unclear in the text.
Communion at 7 30 a m church school at 9 45 a m holy communion and sermon at 11 a m evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m rector Thos W Bennett presides.
Sunday Dee 7 services include Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by Supt Lee R Light. Preaching at 11 a.m. by Pastor H G Humphrey with communion. Epworth League at 6 30 p.m. Evening service at 7 30 p.m. with long sermon by the pastor.
The annual congregational meeting will be held at the church Wednesday evening December 10 at 8 o clock. All church members and others interested in its work are urged to attend.
Mrs. C. J. Worth and her step daughter Mrs. Marvin Kelley of Bevier Missouri express heartfelt thanks to the Odd Fellows lodge neighbors and friends for sympathy and help during their bereavement in the loss of their husband and father.
Emma Worth has filed for letters testamentary in the Beaverhead Montana court regarding the estate of Christopher L. Worth. The hearing is set for December 20 1919 at 10 a m in Dillon with objections or notices due by then.
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