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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
10
County commissioners inspected the state of the county poor farm on Monday and the Beaverhead River bridge near Mooney ranch on Tuesday. They reported better road conditions and favorable progress on their inspection, with Engineer Chapman accompanying them on the canyon trip.
Eye health guidance urges seeing a specialist to safeguard vision. The notice promotes expert eye examinations and emphasizes early attention for lasting health at the Andrus Hotel venue.
Candidates for the Legion basketball team reported for the first practice on Thursday evening. The local post plans to field a fast team soon and arrange a schedule of games with other posts and independent teams across the state. Normal college students and teachers resumed work Monday, and the training school also reopened.
The Danish Lutheran Ladies Aid hosted a large Yule fest at Dart's hall on December 31 with about 200 Scandinavians from across the county. Children circled a candle-lit tree as families danced and sang while Santa distributed nuts and fruit. The event, concluding in the early hours of the new year, featured refreshments and generous praise for the hosts. A separate tea music afternoon at the county high school gymnasium offered various performances including violin and vocal solos, dances, and readings by local residents.
H A Moehlenpach of Wisconsin, a prominent country banker and advocate for farm credit, is appointed to the federal reserve board. His career spans Citizens Bank of Clinton, Wisconsin Mortgage and Securities, and Bankers Joint Stock Land Bank of Milwaukee. He helped shepherd farm loan acts and supported rural development and better farming methods.
The D A R holds its regular annual meeting on Tuesday January 18 at the home of Miss Caroline White to elect officers. Mrs I L Poindexter will present a paper on the discovery of gold and notable prospecting parties. Three new members Mrs Frank Husted Mrs Stephan and Mrs Olmstead had their papers accepted by the national society.
Beaverhead Post No 20 hosts an evening dance at the city hall after the basketball game. The Sunset orchestra provides music with a 1.10 admission including war tax. The Legion invites Phillipsburg High team to join as guests.
Miss Phyllis Evans entertained members of the Alpha Kappa chapter of the World Wide Guild at her home on North Pacific Street Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church will meet in the church next Thursday January 15. Mrs. Skalitsky and Mrs. O W Smith will entertain.
Mrs. F E Foote entertained the Needle club on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Davis of Spokane as the guest.
Great numbers of people have flocked to Roundup for the oil boom making beds and meals scarce. The Daily River Press in Fort Benton, a 38 year paper, has been discontinued due to bad business conditions.
Captain Walter L. Verge of Choteau shows interest in a mica deposit located in Alabama, signaling exploratory attention by the veteran naval officer.
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