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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1922
Page
10
This notice highlights that eyeglasses are more than fitting and emphasize that success depends on a thorough eye examination by an experienced optical specialist. It invites readers to schedule an appointment at their convenience.
The Delphian club met February 13 at the public library with Mrs Metzel presenting French art. Mrs Gilbert spoke on Poussin, Mrs Luebben on Lorrian, Madam Le Brun, and Charles Le Brun via Mrs Morse, plus Watteau through Mrs Morse. Next session February 27 at 2:30 with leader Mrs Light studying modern French art.
A tea will be served Thursday March 2 at the home of Mrs. Ellen Lovell by the Woman's auxiliary Episcopal Program with refreshments. Proceeds go to the Mary Perkins Hooker memorial fund. All are invited.
Mr and Mrs J W Rees hosted a pleasant dance at their home Tuesday evening Refreshments were served late in the evening The advertisement notes Graeter s offers the freshest vegetables and fruits for verification
Saturday morning Miss Pluma Tattersall invited seven guests to her home for a breakfast party. The advertisement promotes Graeter's potatoes as the satisfying kind and invites readers to call when they need some.
Train ing school staff attend meetings in Chicago for the National Educational Association. Leonard Eliel leaves for California, and his absence will be felt by the Training school. January cafeteria shows 2 365 meals served. expenditures 206 97. receipts 237 88. cash balance 30 91. Washington's birthday observed with programs from primary and intermediate departments. Mrs Tattersall and Miss Phillips hosted teachers and club events. Rental notice and church board meeting noted.
The Methodist aid will be entertained Thursday March 2 at the church. Hostesses are Mrs. John Brundage, Mrs. Robt Boatman, Mrs. John Neil and Mrs. Etta Metzel.
A food sale will be held at Nelson grocery on Wednesday March 1 starting at 11 a m to raise funds for the rest room.
The industrial commission reports North Dakota losses from state enterprise far exceed earlier figures. They cite 1.5 million in anticipated losses, with Bank of North Dakota losses of 225 thousand and the Grand Forks mill project worth far less than its cost. Drake mill losses total 74 thousand with daily deficits, and the Home Builders Association venture shows only one house sold at cost.
A national day of prayer for missions will be observed by Dillon women in a joint meeting at the Episcopal church on Friday March 3 at 4 pm under the auspices of Methodist Baptist Presbyterian and Episcopal missionary groups. An offering supports inter denominational migrant work orient mission colleges and literature for women and children. If unable to attend pray at home.
Beaverhead County high school hoops team traveled to Missoula for district play and routed Boulder 44 to 18 in a one sided game. They face Anaconda this afternoon, winner of the Anaconda Helena matchup, with state tournament in Bozeman next month sought.
Plumbers and coal dealers worked overtime to repair broken pipes and keep fuel supplies steady while crews cleared streets of snow on Thursday.
Fragments describe sewing machine parts and maintenance terms like needles oil shuttle bobbin belts and tension. The garbled text references Tatter Alls and a stray 19 but no clear event or person is identified.
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