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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
10
The Good Government club held its February 1 meeting at the training school with strong attendance. Frank Eliel spoke on print economic tendencies in the country. The February 15 session will tackle immigration and coastal problems presented by Mrs. Kress and Mrs. Crowell.
The Christian Society in Dillon on Center street invites all. Service Sunday at 11 a.m. with the subject Spirit. Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. All are welcome.
The Delti Phi chapter of the Westminster guild will meet next Thursday February 10 with Miss Norris and Miss Tattersall at the home of Miss Tattersall.
Mrs R F Tattersall entertained a few friends at bridge Monday evening.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs Geo Campbell and Mrs W C Jennings on Thursday February 10 in the parlors of the new dormitory. A program will be rendered. An invitation is extended to all friends. Mrs Nelson entertained the Busy Bee club Wednesday afternoon at her home.
Mrs Theo and Mrs Nelson with Mrs Will Roberts host a North Side Country Club dinner on February 8 at Mrs Roberts home. Hobnob is being hosted this Friday afternoon by Mrs H S Gimble.
Theta was entertained by Miss Clara Plant on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Eugene Poindexter.
St Rose Guild was entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Paul by Mesdames Paul and Andrus in a social gathering.
The Jolly club was entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Louise Almy by Mrs. B. W. Emerick.
Mrs J E Morse acted as hostess to the Bitterroot club during a Wednesday afternoon gathering.
Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing entertained the Manse Society Thursday afternoon.
Helena reports State Treasurer J W Walker will register warrants drawn on the general fund and return them to holders for payment on presentation starting tomorrow. Legislators officials and employes must ask banks or brokers to cash salary warrants as funds for defraying deficiency claims run low. Warrants registered earn 4 percent interest. Also mentions Mrs Ney of Bannack confined to bed.
A daughter was born this morning at 8:30 to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tello at Curtis hospital. Mrs. Tello is formerly Miss Margaret Poindexter.
Polo Missouri newspaper headline notes a nuanced view of flirting behavior. The item contrasts social judgments with public attitudes and hints at a reflective, cautious take on flirtation in daily life.
Five Minute Chats on Our Presidents notes Martin Van Buren born in Kinderhook New York. He served as New York state senator from 1818 to 1815 and as attorney general 1821 to 1829. He became United States senator in 1829 and governor of New York in 1829. He was secretary of state and was nominated for vice president in 1833 and elected.
The article portrays Martin Van Buren as the first machine politician and a groundbreaking president born under the American flag. It details his Dutch heritage, early legal triumphs, rise through New York politics, and role in forming the Albany Regency. It notes his rapid ascent to governor and secretary of state within 12 weeks and his influence on Jacksonian politics.
Gusto Trinidad, a Philippines native described as an idler and intermittent sheep shearer, is jailed for vagrancy. He endures warmth, meals, and a brief stint before pleading for more time, finally securing an additional fifteen days after a judge's intervention.
On Sunday February 6 the program includes 10 a m Sunday school led by H Cameron Gowen with others, 11 a m worship themed My Lord and My God, 6:30 p m B Y P A, 7:30 p m evening service with special music. Tuesday teachers training at 8, Wednesday 7:30 midweek prayer and praise. Pastor Geo MacDougall.
Pycherley is a hard hearted man and Christmas spirit never enters him. His wife reveals Mary swallowed a shilling last Christmas. Mary, the Pycherley maid, asks what to do and the husband suggests letting her keep it as she would expect a Christmas box anyway.
A bellhop outlines rules on tipping emphasizing focus on generous tippers especially women and honeymooners while shaming tightwads through flawless service. The Boston Transcript notes ladies planning to attend the Baptist Aid society event at the dormitory parlors next Thursday afternoon are ready to go early.
The well known piano tuner Mr. Harry Hunter from Butte is in the city for a short visit. Leave orders at the Tribune Book Store. The Baptists choir was entertained last evening at Mrs. Ed Cushing's home with refreshments served.
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Mrs. W. J. Power, now of Orando Washington, longtime Beaverhead resident, visits friends before returning from Ottumwa Iowa where she helped celebrate her parents golden wedding. She travels with her brother Captain E. Q. Forsyth who once lived in Dillon. The Power and Frizzell families left Dillon in 1919 to farm in Orondo.
Lou Adams and W. Keller circulated a widely signed petition this week urging Governor Dixon to appoint Louis Anderson as a member of the state game and fish commission.
A brief exchange shows a character’s firm self confidence as he admits drinking beer he claims to have brewed himself. The moment highlights personal pride and belief in one’s own skills.
Miss Jennie Snedecor returns to Anaconda from a visit with Mildred Snedecor. Reverend MacDougall spoke on The Love of the Outdoors at Wednesday convocation. The last dance before Lent is planned for Friday at the dormitory. Orpheum vaudeville acts delighted the audience, raising about forty dollars for magazines. Mrs. Connelly and Mrs. Sullivan of Butte visited with daughters Florence and Mary. Convocation continues next Wednesday with Dr. Finch giving an illustrated talk and more evening convocations planned. Mable, Irene Seidenick visited Butte. Vera Norton and Gladys Garr from Lima spent the weekend at the dormitory. Norton is a former graduate.
The Stillwater Minnesota Gazette notes a trend where beauty standards extend beyond skin deep to knee height, reflecting changing attitudes among many girls as observed by local observers.
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