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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
10
The article stresses that optical service means more than supplying glasses and highlights the essential role of expert eye examinations. It notes that successful glasses depend on thorough examinations by an experienced optical specialist and invites readers to schedule an appointment.
Mrs T E Luebben hosted a handkerchief shower for Miss Lucille Paul on Wednesday evening. Pink decorations and a gift basket tied with pink ribbon complemented bridge games and refreshments for sixteen guests. Theta plans a gathering next Tuesday at Mrs E L Poindexter's home on South Idaho Street with Miss Cora Taylor hosting.
Miss Margaret Ryburn and Miss Hazel Wyres entertained the World Wide guild on Tuesday evening at Miss Ryburn's home, sharing an evening of refreshments and conversation with members.
J E Morse and Mrs Clara Chapman and Mrs T D Olmsted hosted a party for Miss Lucille Pail with red room decorations and a large heart shaped gift box. Musical selections by Mrs I M Tello and Mrs Eugene Bond preceded refreshments and various attendees were listed.
Mrs. F H Garver and Mrs. F E Foote entertained numerous ladies at the Garver home Tuesday afternoon with needlework and a problem contest that drew much amusement. Miss Jean Bishop answered all questions perfectly as refreshments followed the activities. Attendees included Mesdames A L Anderson Clark Anderson T W Bennett O M Best Bimrose Bishop Callaway Clara Chapman Free Gerard Luebben J E Morse Nash Dull Rathbone C P Thomas L Cushing Forsgren Etta Metzel C W Woodburn Davis Carl Taylor Walter Taylor Margaret Morse Levant Taylor and Misses Nash Bishop McGregor.
The Century Dancing club met at the guild hall with hosts Mr and Mrs Chester Gilbert Mr and Mrs R J Dansie Mr and Mrs George Solway and Mr and Mrs Marshall Field. Baxter Tonney orchestra provided music planning a February 10 charity ball at city hall.
At a Kingston afternoon gathering hosted by Woodbun guests outlined animals on cloth with needle and black thread. Mrs. Clara Chapman drew the most life-like elephant and guests enjoyed refreshments after the contest.
Mrs Maggie Morse hosted a Needle club tea at her South Idaho Street residence on Wednesday afternoon with guests including Mrs 0 M Best Mrs John Forrester and Mrs M Van de Walker.
Mrs E J Callaway entertained eighteen guests at a Monday bridge party in honor of Miss Lucille Paul. The high point of the evening was the cutting of a bride's cake by the bride to be, followed by refreshments.
The North Side Country club will be entertained Tuesday February 7 at the home of Mrs Gordon Conger. Mrs Gordon Conger and Mrs Clifford Ewing will be hostesses.
The Delta Phi chapter of the Westminster guild will be entertained by Misses Norris and Tattersall at Tattersall's home on Thursday afternoon February 9.
W C Jennings found his dining room ready for nine as covers were laid and the table decorated when he arrived home Monday evening, marking his birthday celebration hosted at home.
Mr and Mrs T. E. Luckben entertained with a seven o'clock dinner last Thursday evening. Covers were laid for eight. After dinner bridge was played until a late hour.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet with Mrs Burfeind Thursday afternoon February 9 at 2 30 o'clock.
Mrs O M Best and Mrs P F H Best announce a valentine party to be held next week for Miss Paul, inviting friends and family to join in the celebration.
The Social Eight club is being entertained this afternoon by Mrs. T. D. Olmsted.
Mrs Louise Amy hosted the Jolly Club Tuesday evening for a usual delightful gathering. Baptist Aid society members met at Mrs Louise Taylor's home Thursday afternoon for their regular session.
Miss Clara Plant graciously entertained the Hobnob club last Friday afternoon at her home. Mr and Fred Viel hosted a dinner for friends at their home last Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Smith hosted the Busy Bee club Wednesday afternoon in a gathering noted for its cordial mood and social engagement.
Mrs. W. B. Hartwig acted as hostess to Theta Tuesday evening, coordinating a social gathering with members in attendance and a planned program conducted in a formal club setting.
Chick feed grain and fountains advertised at Tattersall’s. Mrs Luella Hobson returns from Murray ranch. Mrs Frank Tate of Melrose ill at St James hospital Butte. J H Gilbert George Melton and R H Foster trip to Virginia City. R W Boone family move back to South Washington. E K Selway George Selway and R Cornell flockmasters visit Sheridan. Mrs Walter Sewell returns from Dillon to ranch. George Wade Polson guests at Amos Elliott home en route to California for Mrs Wade health.
The compass needle, a magnetized steel bar with north and south poles, points to the dominating magnetic pole in each hemisphere. It does not reverse when crossing the equator. the south end guides in the southern hemisphere and the north end guides in the northern hemisphere.
Frank Catalano a fourteen year old New York scout is recommended for the Scout Life Saving medal by Rev. Eliot White of Grace Chapel after he rescued a baby at a tenement fire. He led five others to safety and saved a dog at risk.
The Dillon business men's club opens the bowling season with six teams in competition. Hartwig Theatre leads the standings with 30 wins, while State Bank trails and Security State Bank, Beaverhead Cleaning Co, City Baking Co, and carpenters follow. Hartwig's high single is 211 and high three games 512. carpenters own best team score 1,682. Security State Bank posts high game of .600.
Poem honors Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Austin on fifty years of marriage with praise for harmony and devotion. It contrasts blessed wedded life with a somber tale of a troubled union and ends with wishes for continued joy and long life together.
A large audience praised a Gregory string orchestra concert held last Monday. Twenty-nine young players aged ten to eighteen performed a varied program including flute and cornet solos and ensemble numbers. A second musicale directed by L. A. Gregory is planned for Monday evening February 13 at the Training school auditorium with solos by violin piano and cello, plus a string quartet. admission is free.
The Christian Science Society of Dillon on Yeaman block E Center St invites attendance. Sunday services at 11 am with the subject Spirit. Sunday school at 9 45 am. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o clock.
W. S. Tash, owner of the D L ranch on the Grasshopper, visited the city and said stock in the valley are in splendid shape. His crew feeds several hundred head this winter, including a large group of beef steers, with about fourteen loads of hay daily and ample stacks remaining.
John Peterson, from a large Horse Prairie ranch, recently sold a fine herd of fat steers to buyers in Los Angeles at a satisfactory price. He remains optimistic about the cattle industry and continues feeding cattle on Horse Prairie and in the Big Hole.
Jules Wenger of Jackson contracts beef steers at six dollars seventy five cents at the Medlen ranch. He notes Big Hole feeders are more prosperous than a year ago and comments on market conditions.
Notice announces a 160 acre ranch with improvements for sale or rent located between Apex and Reicle Mont. Inquiries directed to Miss. Janaita Barbour, Mos cow Idaho. Inland hospital advertisement. TF You have only one life to live. 80 if necessary you should: die living.
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