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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
10
C E Barnes shows some improvement after a severe eye injury though recovery of sight remains uncertain. Red Cross rollcall succeeded in this city with volunteers reporting renewals for 1921. A boy's coat was lost on the river near the dam above the bridge and rewards are offered.
Claudius Davis and Miss Ethel Skalitzky wed at the M E parsonage with Rev Edward Smith officiating. The reception crowded the groom’s parents home as friends offered best wishes for the couple’s future. Also noted, Miss Gladys Oliver and Arthur Rice married in Butte with plans to reside near Apex.
J George Herres and Zena M Washington from Idaho Falls Idaho wed in Dillon on Monday. A bride’s brother served as groomsman. Rev Geo MacDougall of the Baptist church officiated at the parsonage. The couple will stay in Dillon briefly for shopping and visiting friends.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon December 16 at 3 o'clock with Miss Jean Bishop at 413 Idaho Street. All interested in broader church activities are invited to attend.
The Baptist Aid Society met at Mrs George Wolf's home on Thursday afternoon for their annual election. Miss Clara Plant was elected president and Mrs Ella Hobson was chosen secretary and treasurer.
Mrs Maggie Morse entertained the Neele club on Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs 0 M Best Mrs John Forrester and Mrs A W Connolly in attendance.
A one o'clock Tuesday luncheon hosted by fF A Hazelbaker honored several gentlemen friends who traveled to attend the funeral of the late B F White.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. will meet Thursday afternoon in the church. Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Rumbaugh, Mrs. Edward Smith and Mrs. Maggie Morse will entertain.
The Baptist Missionary Society will convene next Thursday the 16th at Mrs. Linson's residence on Kentucky Avenue for their gathering.
Mrs Lorain Spencer hosts a Saturday evening card party in honor of Mr and Mrs Charles Spencer of Colorado with friends and neighbors attending for a social event and celebration.
Master Robert Watt hosted a theatre party Saturday for 12 boy friends with a delicious lunch served after the play. Lutheran Aid plans an afternoon event hosted by Mrs. Matt Sorenson on Thursday afternoon December 16. St. Rose Guild to meet at Mrs. Martin Jacksons home next Thursday afternoon.
The Busy Bee Club will hold a Wednesday afternoon meeting on December 15 at the home of Mrs T D Moran.
Mrs. T. E. Gilbert hosted the Hobnob club gathering this afternoon, entertaining the members with refreshments and conversation in a cordial social setting.
The Pittsburgh Gazette Times notes Lenine expressing hope for raw material from the United States, mentioning a shipment of deportees. The remark implies ongoing material exchanges and possible political maneuvering.
Question about the disposition of proceeds from selling seals. It states 95 percent goes to the Montana Tuberculosis Association and 5 percent to the National association. It asks how the money is used within Montana state.
Last year 10 trained nurses toured Montana to seek TB cases and aid families. They reached 855 cases, held 250 plus community meetings, visited 5 000 homes, issued 100 000 tuberculosis prevention bulletins, and raised funds for the Galen sanitarium building through Christmas seal sales. Beaverhead County contributed nearly 500, while this year contributions have fallen below 60 outside schools.
The tongue detects pungent and acidic flavors at the tip the middle is sensitive to sweet and bitter notes and the rear region perceives fatty tastes.
Transfers recorded by Beaverhead Abstract Company show property changes in the week ending December 5 1920. Details list parcels conveyed among local residents and businesses with dates and grantee names.
Patent grants and conveyances listed for multiple grantees including William Wilson Catherine Rife and Frank B Rife with acreages in Medicine Lodge valley and Dillon beach. Right of way interests in Wise River to Boston and Montana Corporation with small cash considerations. leases and bonds noted from Armstead area and district court officials filed.
The College Glee Club directed by Pauline Van de Walker with Mrs Ballard accompanies will stage The Rose of Savoy by Luigi Bar dese on Wednesday evening December 15 at 8 15 in the college auditorium Admission is free and all are invited
A historical note traces diamond mining from ancient times through imperial Indian artifacts. It claims diamond work has employed tens of thousands for centuries and notes a ring with a one-carat rough stone from imperial times. The text asserts global scope and mentions labor largely by Africans.
Boston Herald notes how historic terms like waste paper and cotton waste persist beyond the era they described, reflecting changing social and economic realities while lingering in archival language.
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