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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1932
Page
8
Mrs Woodland entertained a birthday party for her son Kenneth who turned eight. P T A met with patriotic school performances and a debated topic on modern machinery. Visitors came and went to Butte and Dillon while village roads affected attendance at a Saturday dance. Robins are seen as signs of spring.
The World Day of Prayer is marked by an inter denominational service promoted by the Council of Women for Home Missions and the Federation of Woman's Boards of Foreign Missions. It invites the community to join women in observance on the first Friday of Lent with events in about fifty countries.
A crowd gathered at the Kambich residence for a reception and later moved to the Glen Hall where a four piece orchestra provided music for the dance. Mr and Mrs Kambich married in Lima and plan to settle here.
A Montana Wild Life feature summarizes animal life spans from the Library of Congress. Parrots, parrots, and tortoises live long, while worker bees die in six weeks. Predatory birds, camels, swans, hippos, foxes, ants, owls, lions, toads, carp, elephants, vultures, and canaries are each given lifespan ranges and comparisons to human years.
Sunday services at 11 a m follow Sunday school at 10 a m with The Order of Lutheran Worship. Luther League Valentine social planned for 7 p m. Ladies Aid to be hosted by Mrs Michael Lauterbach at her home Thursday February 18.
A naturalist sets minnows against a hungry bass, the bass reforms after three days, then the partition disappears and temptation returns. The tale, from The Music Trades ad, urges merchants to persevere for profits. Also noted: a detective in Chicago found a stolen diamond ring in Henry Derin's home amid a coffee pot incident.
A legend from Claremore Oklahoma claims Will Rogers and his brothers built a five mile branch railroad to link their town to the main line. They issued passes and letterheads listing them as executives, provoking a protest from a railroad president who noted the line’s short length. Rogers quipped that the Rogers line was "as wide as anybody's old railroad."
The county shows a steady rise in violations with 10 reported in 1929, 30 in 1930, and 34 in the past three years. Deputy State Game Warden Charles Price is credited for vigilance in arrests under the same laws, contributing to more defendants prosecuted and the 461 total state figure in 1931.
The Claudia Faust school of dancing presented a two part mid winter revue at the training school auditorium featuring about twenty numbers. The Colonial Silhouette honoring the Washington bi centennial drew special acclaim with pupils including Ethel Herndon Sleen Jackson Jane Waldorf Elsie Lloyd Jeanne Peterson Jeanne Covall Dorothy Groshean Merle Schmittroth Dolores Williams Judith Ann Chapman Betty Blythe Stephan Marilyn Routledge Helen Hoerning Mona Harding Mary Jane Paul Barbara Jean Tash Edith Hansen Jimmy Harness Chloe Maurene Harness Idythe Kenison Ebba Anderson Ethel Jean Curnutt Marion Williams and a vocal duet by Cynthia Moore and Fred Gray.
The third in a winter series was hosted by the Dancing club at St James guild hall on Wednesday evening last week. A most enjoyable occasion with large attendance. Music provided by the Orange Crush dance band.
A collection of quips and anecdotes on spelling, pronouncing, and language notes. It cites Mortimer Fleishacker and a Pullman porter, notes Bible lore among students, and recounts a camel death linked to a sailor. It also mentions Daniel Chester French and a neighbor’s blunt praise of a horse sculpture. The piece ends with a newspaper editor’s reply about calling a liar a liar.
Thursday at 7 o clock Metlen hotel Scotty Hutchinson will lead proteges at leather pushing. Claudia Faust School of Dancing presents several dances. Important business matters on the agenda and a large ex service man attendance is hoped for. 5c per plate dinner charge.
Past exalted rulers of Dillon Lodge No. 1554 BPOE presided at the regular meeting in the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday. Terry Browning acted as exalted ruler and J L Poindexter as esteemed leading knight. The largely attended session discussed initiation plans set for Washington's birthday and opened nominations for officers for the coming year.
The article debunks drowning myths noting that people may not surface after submersion and that the health service finds no basis for three surface resurgences. It also questions the apple as the Eden fruit and notes the Bible does not name it, while mentioning Mars lunar facts about water and atmosphere.
Street safety messages warn Stop look and live and note street games are riskier than play. The ad emphasizes injury lessons from the hurt and warns that one bed here beats two in a hospital.
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