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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
10
Esle and a shy young man share tea and flirt under the mistletoe as he nervously leans in for a kiss. She guides the scene with playful mischief and a prolonged conversation about the Christmas custom. He finally pecks her cheek and they settle back, the mistletoe remaining a focal point.
The 1820 1920 commemorative set omits the 20 centavo amid a printing error that spelled veinte as viente. Postal authorities destroyed 62,000 copies. a replacement will be issued once a new plate is ready.
John Paul Carroll and Miss Peroxi ada Tappan quietly wed at St Rose Catholic Church on Saturday morning January 15. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carroll of Dillon, is a Dillon High School alumnus. The bride, sister of Mrs. Jesse Finsley, moved from Indiana to the Big Hole over a year ago. They will reside in the Big Hole where Carroll ranches. The newlyweds left last Friday for the Big Hole amid well wishes. The Needle club hosted guests at Mrs. John F. Bishop’s on Idaho Street, with attendees including Mrs. Ellen Lovell, Mrs. A. S. Rife, Mrs. Marshall Field and her mother, Mrs. Cambrain of La Crosse Wis., Mrs. Comfort of Twin Bridges and Mrs. Van de Walker. A pleasant afternoon followed.
The Good Government Club will meet in the kindergarten room at the training school on Tuesday February 1 at 3 30 o clock Frank Eliel will address the club on Present Economic Tendencies of the United States All are invited to be present.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church will meet Thursday February 8 in the church. Mrs Theodore Nelson Mrs P G Nelson and Mrs Nels Nelson will entertain.
Mr and Mrs Peter J. Peterson entertained at dinner last Sunday to celebrate Mr Petersen's birthday.
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained Thursday February 8 at the home of Mrs Lorenzo Cushing. The event follows church activities and invites members to gather in a social setting at the hostess residence.
The St Rose Guild will meet next Thursday at the home of Mrs. G. T. Paul and will be entertained by Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Harry Andrus.
Mr and Mrs C. W. Woodburn entertained twelve couples at a seven o'clock dinner on Wednesday evening. The event brought together neighbors and friends for a formal social gathering.
Mrs C W Woodburn will entertain a bridge luncheon Saturday afternoon. Miss Clara Plant will entertain Theta on Tuesday February first at the home of Mrs Eugene Poindexter.
Mrs Anna House and Mrs Martin Jackson are mentioned in Dillon society notes. Florence Streb of Melrose visited Dillon relatives. Frances Dunn suffered la grippe. Mumps rise with new cases. Mrs C Albers and family attended to business in Dillon. Mrs E G Reel visited her mother Mrs Stoller then left for Anaconda. Mrs John Gelhaus and Adelaide planned a brief Butte shopping trip. Mrs Arthur Rice of Apex underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering. Mrs Lee Young and Whitefish visitors stayed with C P Thomas family.
A brief exchange notes two ice crops last winter and asks what type of water was planted. The humorous line contrasts practical farming with a playful inquiry about planting water.
A fragment notes: a lot of boys still in hospitals would be glad to pay a 1920 income tax. The remark asks readers how they would handle their own taxes, signaling a wartime era interest in public finance.
A 1920 publication by James Morgan previews concise five minute chats about U S presidents. The feature emphasizes accessible discussions for readers seeking quick biographical insights.
A historical timeline traces James Buchanan born April 23 1791 in Franklin county Pennsylvania through career roles from 1815 legislative service and 1819 bereavement to 1819 tragedy, 1821 81 Congress, 1832 34 Russia mission, 1834 45 Senate, 1845 49 state secretary, 1853 56 Britain mission and 1856 Democratic presidential nominee.
The article recalls James Buchanan as the last bachelor president and a man of a late era. It recounts his early life in Pennsylvania, his troubled romance and its abrupt end, and notes his long political career including service as secretary of state and ambassador. It ends with his late-life reflection on finally receiving the presidency in 1856.
Beaverhead county high school’s basketball champions remain undefeated this season after a decisive 29 to 10 win over Anaconda high. Andy Smith starred, with Wyman Smith and Leimert contributing strong plays as Dillon built a 14 to 6 halftime lead and pressed on. The crowd's size neared six hundred as normal girls cheered the visitors. Coach Knudson’s squad heads to Anaconda on Friday then Philipsburg Saturday, facing a tougher Missoula test February 4–5, with rival Gardena City also a stiff challenge.
Speakers including Governor Dixon and Chancellor Elliott stressed higher education as essential in today’s competitive job market. The congress covered vocations from agriculture to law, with notable attendees from the state college. Freshmen enrollment rises as mid year starts, commercial law added, and few course changes noted. Some students face injuries but expected to recover. A Damsel in Distress featuring June Caprice and Creighton Hale is set for Friday night.
The Lemhi Creamery from Salmon Idaho ships 10 carloads of high grade Jersey cows to Lemhi county to boost dairy herds and brings fresh churned butter back to Dillon. The butter previously won first prize at the Boise State fair and is stocked by Olmsted Stevenson Montana Mercantile Graeter Grocery Bond Grocery Co.
H. Q. Stiles, longtime Beaverhead Lumber Co. manager of the Lima yard, resigned last Tuesday and moved to St. Joe Idaho. He toured Dillon last Saturday and a Sunday night supper honored him. J. W. Waters, longtime Dillon yard bookkeeper, takes over the Lima yards.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Barrett and Mr. and Mrs. A F Grater left Wednesday evening for Long Beach California where they will spend the next two months.
Mrs. Arthur Casey and her children from Butte attended a Friday night shower at the Ewing home in honor of her brother’s wife Mrs. Clifford Reid.
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