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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
10
A collage of small notices from Dillon covers visits by Arthur Beltzer and W D Sandy, travels of Miss Hart and others, sales offers at Harrison's and Hart's, barbecue and kitchen wares, a 5 p.m. Washington Birthday supper at the Methodist church, and various classified items including real estate, sewing work, and livestock ads.
An advertisement promotes corset girdles with a comfortable fit priced at $2.50 and silk elastic corset girdles at $5.00. The notice invites customers to view them at Mrs. Hart's store.
Mrs Lizette Rounds entertained the Mah Jong club on Wednesday evening. After the lively game, delicious refreshments were served to guests in attendance.
Miss Fannie Cahill was surprised by several friends last Saturday evening at her home in observance of her birthday. Cards were played and refreshments served late.
Mrs Hugh Clark and Mrs George Campbell hosted a Valentine party for the Baptist Aid society and friends at Mrs Clark home. A fine musical program followed by a guessing game.
The Dillon Delphian society met February 2 at Mrs. W. H. Stephan's home with Mrs. Roscoe Cornell presenting Blossom Time using opera records. Miss Carolyn White led a Carmen discussion aided by player piano rolls and Victor records. A February 16 gathering at Mrs. O. M. Best's home will feature Mrs. Vachon discussing Madame Butterfly.
Students at Indiana University Bloomington are not permitted to operate motor vehicles outside the city and are denied car ownership while attending the university. The restriction was imposed due to poor scholastic standing, according to the dean.
The folding rooms of the House and Senate in Washington cleared over a million obsolete publications. House members failed to frank them to constituents, and Senate documents totaling nearly 900,000 titles, over 50 tons, were sold as waste paper.
The Twentieth Century Dancing Club held its fortnightly dance on Friday February 6 at the Guild hall. Hosts and hostesses included Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hall Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Linden McCullough and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Poindexter. A hot lunch was served at midnight.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club was pleasantly entertained this week by Mrs Lizette Rounds highlighting a social gathering with a courteous host and cordial play.
Darby Montana pastor Rev Ernest Clutterbuck will lead two weeks of Sunday start February 15 at the local Baptist church. A Berkeley California graduate with 15 years pastoral work in England Alberta California Nevada Colorado and Montana he recently completed a Community House in Darby the first of its kind in the state. He directs a complete social program and invites all to hear him as often as possible.
A new method converts wood waste into grain alcohol. The process aims to produce fuel grade ethanol efficiently, potentially reducing reliance on traditional grain crops for fermentation and expanding use of forestry byproducts.
A witty remark from Blonde Bess hints that a Scotch designer influenced the season’s skirts. She chides the notion but bets her weekly chocolates on the claim, implying intrigue around fashion origins.
High fur prices bring prosperity to Eskimos who abandon primitive kyaks for auxiliary schooners bought in Edmonton Alberta. Sewing machines are in general use among these people.
Beginning February 15 for two weeks the First Baptist Church will hold special services each evening at 7 30 led by Stevens Ernest Clutterbuck of Darby Montana. The event features solos duets quartettes and choir music with open invitation to all.
The passage notes that a scar on a tree three feet from the ground remains three feet high as the tree ages from ten to thirty five and beyond. It adds that a surveyor's blaze at shoulder height from a century ago stays shoulder height if the tree remains standing and explains height comes from new growth at the top while girth expands with the seasons.
A collage of figures and anecdotes covers immigration in Mexico, college and high school education values, the novelist Joseph Conrad, Thomas Edison on wireless power, a heroic petrol pipe repair on a French airliner, an eagle on a transcontinental line halting calls, and western wire disruptions from wreckage and auto parts.
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