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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
10
The Good Government club met on Tuesday to hear Miss Stufft discuss Bolshevism and its threat to government, followed by Miss Contell debating a county high school dormitory. She argued equal access for all county youths, reduced costs, and suitable rooms to ease room and board for country students.
A leaking drain pipe froze water under the pavement at Idaho and Centre streets causing the paving to lift nearly an inch. Crews drilled a hole this week to repair the pipe as observers noted the gradual rise.
A Louisville Courier-Journal item argues the court crier is not responsible for job duties and responsibilities in a blunt legal-terms aside.
The article notes red brick and cement as chief building materials in Finnish towns and trade centers. It mentions five modern brick works, widespread brick production, and annual outputs near 40,000,000 bricks per large works. Cement stones or blocks are used less, with supply described as exhausted.
Amos Elliott Jr. marked his fifth birthday with a party at home last Saturday. Guests included Russell Gray, Junior Gilbert, Billy Jennings, Warren Sheppard, Hiram Rodgers, Donald Bayard, Frank Hazelbaker, Franklin Cashmore, Clifford and Russell Daiis. After a matinee outing, attendees returned home for lunch amid pink and white decorations.
Mrs. W. C. Jennings hosted a dinner Sunday to honor Miss Mildred Elliott, Junior Elliott, and Mr. Jennings on their combined birthday anniversary celebrated for nine years. Decorations featured red and white.
Mrs C W Woodburn and Mrs W W Moyer issue invitations for a series of luncheons to be hosted next week at Mrs Woodburns home. The notices emphasize social gatherings and hospitality in a domestic setting.
Mrs. F. P. Birrer hosts a 1 o'clock dinner at her ranch home next Sunday for Busy Bee club members and husbands plus a few friends.
Mrs. W. F. Cashmore and Mrs. A. A. Elliott hosted the St James guild at Mrs. Cashmore’s home Thursday afternoon.
Miss Stella Mayfield and Geneva Baker entertained 22 of their young friends Saturday evening at Miss Mayfield's home with dancing games and a fine lunch.
Mrs Bank and Mrs Leinen wibber host the St James Guild at Mrs Bank home on Thursday February 12. Mrs Jos C Smith and Mrs W E Chapman have hosted a series of parties this week.
A Philadelphia savant claims that a well defined chalaza signals freshness in eggs. He urges shoppers to ask grocers to display the chalaza or chalazilla of eggs bought, even noting you may have to carry them home in a pail.
Helena reports a persistent teacher shortage in Montana, especially in rural schools, due to salaries lagging behind other professions. The National Education Association cites a US shortfall of 100,000 teachers. Montana officials and the State Teachers Association push coordinated efforts to attract and retain qualified educators amid rising living costs.
The Beaverhead county high school opens the term with 188 students, up from 144, including 88 freshmen and 28 sophomores. New courses Public Speaking and Commercial Law join departments led by Mr. Manning and Miss Lane. overall enrollments listed by department.
Dr Clarence True Wilson traces origins of the Jag noting no case of drunkenness from whisky or spirits before 1106 A D Noah drank wine not whisky Egyptians drank wine and beer Alexander died drunk though unaware of whisky Egypt and Rome declined due to wine and beer not whisky Every Bible denunciation of drunkenness refers to wine and beer drunkenness
Frank Gist talks of returning from a visit to his old Missouri home and plans to spend the spring and summer seasons in Montana.
The East Beach Water Users Association plans a dam and reservoir on the Grasshopper to irrigate thousands of acres east of the city. Projected cost for reservoir and ditch is about half a million dollars. Mrs. E B Roe of Bedrock spent several days in Dillon.
Fred H. Kohl announces his candidacy for the Beaverhead County Sheriff nomination on the Republican ticket. He states the decision of the people will be satisfactory to him and that the announcement is paid for by Fred H. Kohl.
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