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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
10
The Dillon Delphian Society will meet Monday December 11 at the Public library. Mrs. Eugene Bond will conduct the lesson on the Life and Works of Shakespeare. Members are asked to respond to the roll call with a Shakespeare quotation or an incident from his life.
The Dillon Shakespeare club schedules a Saturday gathering on December 16 at the Training school. Miss Lucy Carson will be the reader, with Cymbeline the discussed play. Busy Bee Club Hostess Named for Blaine Woman Meets at Ed Cushing Home.
Mrs Emma Carhart warmly entertained Jolly Club members at her residence on Tuesday evening, sharing a pleasant social gathering and conversation.
Miss Molly Sparrow of Twin Bridges spent the Thanksgiving vacation with friends D Dillon and Leslie Thompain. The Bishop family hosted guests for the holiday. Another report notes J B McLaren making auto repairs at Springs. Helen Davis returned from Potatella Idaho to spend Thanksgiving with home folks.
Sheridan visitors Charles Shafer and Charles Murray stop in Dillon. Mrs Dellar Gordon from Armstead, and Mr and Mrs Charles Metzell with daughter Ruperta visit. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society meets December 14 at 2 30 with Mrs Margaret Morse. Millard Bullerdick of the Sheridan Forum spends the day in Dillon. Classifieds list furniture for sale and livestock offerings. Mrs Mary Judge and son James return from Blackfoot Idaho. Alpha Kappa Westminster Guild hosts at Mrs Etta Metzel home December 14.
The Eye specialist Dr H H Scarborough will be at the Andras Hotel in Dillon on Tuesday, Pena 12, offering consultations to local residents.
Montana reports show Cat Creek and oil activity across the state with rising production and new wells. Obscure items note Great Falls telephone spending, Lewistown hospital funding, road projects to Butte, and Kremlin field excitement while potato quality and government receipts are listed alongside crude oil totals and pipeline throughput.
A young theologian named Fiddle refused to accept his degree. The riddle suggests no. he would not become Fiddle D. D. This odd stance highlights a stubborn stance toward academic credentials.
Sunday school at 9 a m regular 11 oclock worship Rev B Stephens will speak at morning and evening services He is a logical thinker and will remain in the city for the week to speak on Sunday December Ay His work spans a number of years
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