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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
10
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Jones and Mrs. P. S. Lewis motored down from Melrose Thursday and spent the day shopping and visiting friends. Leaveg For Pony Mr. and Mrs. Bert Watt and family left Thursday for Pony to visit relatives for a few days.
A fragment notes C P Barnes shaped a bungalow property in West Site and a trip to Helena. After his return he was confined to his home for several days due to illness.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead County Wood Live Stock Company sues Michael F Jarvis and unknown claimants to quiet title on 160 acres described as the west half of the southwest quarter of Section 1 and north half of the southeast quarter of Section 2 Township 7 South Range 10 West M M. Judgment by default if no answer. Filed February 19, 1920.
Thelma Nyhart daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Nyhart formerly of Dillon married Hugh Coppage of Los Angeles on February 11 in Englewood Cal The couple will reside in Los Angeles where Coppage works at the Times office The bride grew up near Dillon and has many friends among the city youth
Friday evening Mr and Mrs A B Dansie Mr and Mrs Parley Dansie and Mr and Mrs R J Dansie entertain at the Andrus dance in honor of visitors Mr and Mrs Walter Dansie of Salt Lake City currently visiting town.
A masquerade ball is hosted by the Lutheran Aid Society at Dart's Hall on Friday evening February 27. Prizes will be awarded for best lady and best gent's costume. Scandinavian invitation extended. Music by the Little Orchestra. Adv.8.
Mr and Mrs C C Thornton entertained Friday evening with dinner for twenty two guests. After dinner the group enjoyed cards and a pleasant time with those present.
Mrs Mary Judge entertained a number of friends Monday evening with an informal card gathering. The enjoyable evening ended with delicious refreshments served to all attendees.
Mrs J E Morse hosted the Needle club on a Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs Stevens Mrs Mauldin Mrs Clark Anderson Mrs Howard Morse Mrs Davis and Mrs Manning attending.
Mrs. Pearl Shepard entertained with a sumptuous turkey dinner on Thursday evening. Tables were set for twelve and the rooms glowed with roses carnations and St Valentine decorations.
Mrs Abram S Fife entertained a number of ladies at cards on Wednesday afternoon and plans another gathering this Friday afternoon.
The Baptist aid society will convene with Mrs Abbie Gowen next Thursday afternoon for a community gathering and discussion of relief efforts.
Mrs. F C Swartz will entertain the Busy Bee club at her home next Wednesday afternoon.
Government notices outline which sections of the Direct Primaries Law are suspended by referendum petitions and which old sections remain in force for the 1920 elections. The Preferential Primaries Law is reinstated and will govern the 1920 elections with full text available in the Election Law pamphlet. Presidential primaries set for April 23 and State primaries on August 24.
Rev H G Humphrey urged strict controls on foreign language press and immigration housing, proposed censorship and segregation bans, English instruction in parochial schools, limits on naturalization, and opposition to easy citizenship. He urged friendliness to immigrants at our doors.
A Wednesday afternoon program in honor of Washingtons birthday featured the Junior class organizing reader selections and songs. Also noted are details of a Valentine party by Y W C A and Women’s club, dinner guests, and reminders of class meetings and tournament game preparations in basketball. An agricultural land offering near Dillon Montana is advertised with terms and contact.
Sunday School at 10 a m led by Prof Lee R Light superintendent Preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m by Pastor H G Humphrey Epworth League 630 p m
J. A. Ulmer president of the National Association of Retail Grocers argues that the maximum wage for minimum hours underpins high living costs and pressures shoppers nationwide.
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