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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1924
Page
10
Beaverhead Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a costume party at Mrs. A. L. Anderson’s home on February 22. Members and guests wore attire from wars in US history and enjoyed period songs and a flag ceremony amid war memorabilia and heirlooms.
A silver tea in honor of Mary Parkins drew local friends and neighbors to the community hall for a afternoon gathering with light refreshments and tributes to Mrs Parkins.
An annual Hooker Memorial tea will be held Thursday March 6 at the St James rectory. The funds raised will support a new altar in St James Church Dillon once completed.
Mrs A L Stone entertained the Needle club on Wednesday afternoon. Four new members were voted in: Mrs O M Best, Mrs T E Luebben, Mrs F A Hazelbaker, and Mrs T Olmstead. Delights included delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Wallace Taylor hosted the Baptist Aid society and friends on Thursday afternoon. A goodly number attended and a pleasant afternoon followed with dainty refreshments served after noon.
Alpha Kappa Chapter of the Westminster Guild will meet Wednesday evening March 3 with Miss Bernice Metlen at her home 515 South Dakota Street.
The Busy Bee club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Earl Selway as hostess. Delicious refreshments were served.
The St James Guild enjoyed an afternoon event hosted by Mrs Alma Harwood at her home with Mrs Anna Bond assisting. The Dillon Delphian plans its next regular meeting for Monday afternoon March 3 with the topic The Nineteenth Century in America.
The Westminster Guild gathered Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chester Gilbert. Delicious refreshments were served.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society met with Mrs. F. H. Garver on Thursday afternoon to discuss ongoing efforts and plans for upcoming activities.
C W Brown from Jackson visited Dillon on Wednesday. Fors gren's Grocery advertised Aladdin Lamp supplies. Ross Nay represented Grasshopper in Dillon. Mr and Mrs W C Jennings hosted a dinner Monday. C R Stricker visited Grant midweek. Henry Thompson and family toured California. Maggie Halligan shopped in Dillon. George Selway visited relatives in town. Thomas Pierce, Rancher from Horse Prairie, in Dillon today. Kodak finishing offered by George Box 286 Butte Mont. Jack W Carney, ex-resident, spent days here from Helena. Tattersalls advertised poultry supplies and drinking fountains. Andy B Pyle Polaris rancher attended to business here Wednesday. Sam Robison, cattle buyer from Butte, on business in area. Ed Lloyd went to Butte and ordered a Dodge sedan. For Rent: 8-room bungalow near Grand hotel or 482 Thompson Ave. Wanted: Late model Ford and kitchen cabinet H J Pritchard 186 So Idaho. George Harby Grasshopper valley rancher in Dillon. W R Allen and Paul B Goodwin Wise River in Dillon on business. Mrs Ernest Erickson to Seattle to join husband and move there.
Livingston plans an expenditure of 300000 by the Northern Pacific railway to build a boiler shop and enlarge the machine shop. The report notes increased livestock shipments and growing dairying interest in several counties.
Philip J. May, minister, invites a Sabbath school at 10 a.m. with J. B. Cluley as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a.m. offers a cordial welcome to attendees.
Keen interest runs high as B C H S musicians prepare for the State Music Meet in Great Falls on April 3 4 and 5. Last year Bh C T E S won the sweepstake and hopes to repeat. Helen Jardine will play piano, Miss Ghaules Scott sings, Blair Sprinkle performs bass and Joe Sprinkle sings. An 19 piece orchestra, string quartet and a violin cello piano trio, plus solo entries from members of the orchestra, will compete with Mary Jamies Elliott as accompanist and L A Gregory training the group. A dance and concert will raise funds to send the students to the meet.
Dialogic exchange highlights expectations of gender roles as a woman is praised for catching a baseball while an observer questions her demonstrated skill. The brief underscores evolving attitudes toward athletic ability and femininity.
A dialogue scene features Mister challenging Modern Miss with a flippant remark about past beaux. Modern Miss responds with a sharp, silent retort as she contemplates the remark.
A dated note cites J. D. Stephens of Samson Ale stating Foley Pills revived kidney activity after prior trouble. The account, attributed to Potts the druggist-advy, claims the remedy improved health after years of decline.
A deposit of brick clay four and a half feet thick and at least a quarter section in area has been found on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation in Medicine Lake.
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