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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
10
Mrs Curran returns from Portland Oregon Miss Troxell speaks with lantern slides at convocation Marion Dyer visits Butte Florence Patterson goes to Laurel after father’s death First winter quarter dance at the dormitory Jan 29 Orpheum circuit at Normal auditorium proceeds fund magazines for residence hall parlors
A western editor appeals for humility and prayer as the community faces a receivership. The writer hopes the Lord will guide the receiver to be thankful for what he must oversee and dispose.
A reader requests that a double breasted tight fitting heavy dark grey overcoat be left at the Tribune office on New Year’s Eve during Danish Christmas festivities.
A physiological note explains human taste sensitivity, stating a person can discern salt at one part in 640 parts water and quinine at one part in 152000 parts, illustrating remarkable chemosensory discrimination.
The annual meeting of the Good Government club on January 18 elected officers: President Mrs Bert Orr, 1st VP Mrs Etta Metzel, 2nd VP Mrs Millie Crowell, 3rd VP Mrs J W Forsgren, recording secretary Mrs Roy Stephenson, corresponding secretary Mrs Pearl J Smith, and treasurer Mrs Marsh all Field. The next meeting is set for February 1 at 3:30 in the kindergarten room of the public school, moved from 4.
Harold Cashmore invited thirteen friends for his 18th birthday celebration at his home. They attended a show at the high school then enjoyed music games and dancing. Refreshments were served at a pink and white table with a large cake displaying 18, as Mrs. P. I. Smith helped Mrs. Cashmore.
Liston Dansie hosted a birthday celebration Wednesday evening at his parents home Mr and Mrs R J Dansie. The gathering of friends enjoyed a red carnation decorated table and a delicious dinner in the genial host’s honor.
Mr and Mrs J Rees entertained many friends at dinner last Saturday to mark their wedding anniversary. The table featured pink and white decorations in a festive setting.
Mrs. John Peterson entertained the Busy Bee club and several invited guests on Wednesday afternoon. The gathering at the Peterson home was described as a very pleasant social occasion with enjoyed hospitality and fellowship.
The Alpha Kappa chapter will be entertained next Thursday evening January 27 by Miss Jean Bishop of 413 South Idaho Street.
The Lutheran Aid Society has been renamed the Scandia Club. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Alfred Spencer's home on Thursday afternoon January 27. A shower is planned this evening at Mr. and Mrs. John Ewing’s home for Mary Reed, recently married to Clifford Reed of Melrose.
Mrs. J. W. Rees hosted a group of ladies Wednesday afternoon to honor Mrs. Martha Rees of Brigham City Utah who has been visiting here.
Misses Constance and Nancy Barrett entertained the Theta club on Tuesday evening at their residence on South Washington street, providing a social gathering with conversation and refreshments.
Rev. D. Foley entertained members of the St. Rose guild at the rectory Thursday afternoon, inviting the group for a social gathering and light refreshments.
Mrs T E Gilbert and Mrs Howard Morse entertained at bridge last Friday afternoon. Hobnob is being entertained this afternoon by Mrs E L Poindexter.
Mrs. M. Gist hosted the Bitterroot club on Wednesday afternoon. The Jolly club was entertained Tuesday evening by Mr. L. E. Free.
Sir Joshua Reynolds argues that painting should not imply the invention of the subject but rely on a generally interesting theme. He insists choice must evoke universal concern through action or object that powerfully stirs public sympathy.
A fragment from Savannah News notes a shop window display reading Good-men's shoes. The item hints at a local business sign influencing moral or social cues without detailing further developments.
A compact chronology of Andrew Jackson's presidency from his 1828 election and 1829 inauguration to his 1837 retirement and 1845 death. It notes key events including veto of the bank bill in 1832, removal of the bank deposits, and tense relations with France concluding with Jackson's death at age 78.
Jackson fought the Bank of the United States, vetoing its recharter and driving government deposits out, leading to its collapse and a Senate censure later expunged. He also faced Calhoun and nullification over tariffs, rallying support to preserve the Union and delay sectional conflict for decades.
Anaconda High visits Dillon for the season opener in a fast beak battle anticipated after two losses last season. The Smelter City squad eyes the basketball title as Dillon, the top contender, seeks revenge on home court at 8 30 with a preliminary game before the main event. Beaverhead also notes a dominant win over Butte 24 to 11 as preparations continue for quarterly exams and upcoming schedule including Anaconda and Missoula games.
Dillon high school basketball gains praise from W T Scott of the Anaconda Standard as a top title hopeful. The team has six wins, including Missoula and Butte, with coach Knudson and four of the 1920 lineup. Hildreth may join as center. Ryburn and Hatfield star as guards. Wy man and Andy Smith strong forward shooters. Filipinos enroll in local high school seeking American schooling. Two students Serafin Tiapon and Moises Bernardo from the Philippines enroll, inspiring others to pursue education in the United States. Montana schools lead the state, Beaverhead county high among top. local hosts seek host families and work for board. Attendance rules tighten. mid year enrollment expected around 240. George Hildreth to return after mumps.
Rio Grand, another of the high school's big shows, will be presented Friday night with regular prices. The serial nears its end and all are urged to be present for the finish. An Association meeting for next week will elect officers for the coming semester. Raymond Holmes reported on his Bozeman trip. Principal LeRoy W. Beam returned from a business trip to Butte. Students will have twice the absent days to makeup work next semester.
A meeting of the board of directors and stockholders of the Dillon Implement Co. is called to meet at 86 North Idaho Street Dillon Montana on Saturday February 5 1921 for the election of officers for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such business as may come before the meeting.
The initials LV 8 on graves and church stones are linked to the Latin phrase Jesus Hominum Salvator meaning Jesus the Savior of Man. It notes origin from Greek and misreadings of sigma and U leading to loss of original significance.
Notice to stockholders states the Bonniview Reservoir Company will hold its regular annual meeting at the office 467 Thompson avenue at ten o clock in the morning on February 1 1921 to elect officers for the ensuing year and conduct other business as needed. James Kirkpatrick.
Jud Turkins cautions folks to think twice before speaking and to think four or six times before attempting to sing. The old sage registers as a humorous local voice on prudence and performance.
Lost two year old red bull branded on left hip with a slit in the left ear. If you have information contact J. C. Ferguson Box 261 Dillon Mont. The Baptist Aid Society will meet with Mrs Ed Lloyd next Thursday. White Cross to be done.
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