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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
10
The article advises not to judge a diamond by carat weight as value depends on cut quality and stone perfection. It also warns against buying from an unfamiliar house and stresses seeking expert advice and a reputable source as a guarantee of honesty.
About 18 young friends gathered at Francis Cashmore's home Wednesday for a surprise party with a bonfire and dancing. They enjoyed punch and wafers between dances and left pleased. Francis heads to the Grasshopper Grass harvest region this week. Margaret Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T K Julson, turned six last Saturday afternoon with six girls and six boys attending, matinee, games, and luncheon.
Joseph C. Wedum, formerly of Dillon, to wed Miss Flora R. Brandsema of Brooklyn New York. The bride has taught in Roundup and many friends here extend congratulations.
The Normal Half girls hosted a delightful dancing party at the dormitory last Friday night with many local young men in attendance. The Baxter-Tonney orchestra provided the music.
Leona Cashmore celebrated her birthday last Friday with a charming party for many of her young friends at home. Alf and Mrs Cashmore's daughter enjoyed the affair in a cheerful, social gathering setting.
Mrs. W F Cashmore reports her son Dewey, a chemistry junior at the State Agricultural College, is driving in Yellowstone Park for Y P Transportation and enjoying the work. He plans to return to school after the park season ends.
With 40 shooters on the firing line the 28th annual state trap tournament began yesterday. Renfro Fryberg and Forrester led the local club with 99 of 100 in the 100 singles for cash prizes, while Renfro led two days with 179 hits of 180 at noon today. The event features 140 singles for a medal and a doubles contest as visitors arrive for a planned record crowd and festive activities through Sunday.
Tomorrow Prof Garver's history class will lead about 75 students and Normal faculty on a twelve-car automobile trip to Bannack Montana to study the pioneer mining camp. They will bring lunch and may next week visit Virginia City and other nearby points of interest.
From Honolulu Judge J B Poindexter and daughter Helen arrived Friday night to visit relatives in the city. They are in excellent health and enjoying their stay.
Last Sunday's ball game ended in a Dillon win over the Butte All-Stars by 12 to 5. Pitchers were Hank Toomey for Butte and Frank Gosman for Dillon. An ice cream social and band concert will be held Friday evening July 22 on the Episcopal rectory lawn under the auspices of the Kindergarten Mothers' Club.
Mr and Mrs C W Woodburn returned Saturday from a four weeks motor trip to California. They report an enjoyable trip and good roads for the most of the way.
Training school notes recount an ice cream social to fund the new primary building, staff updates with Miss Van de Walker Miss Stevenson and Miss Alice O’Brien arriving from Butte, Miss Innes assisting in the library and Miss Baillie with students at Chicago University.
Two nurses from Helena Miss Mabel Grose and Miss Dena Maroon were slightly injured when their car overturned on a steep Blackfoot country hill. Miss Grose crawled free and walked six miles for help. Maroon is sister to Mrs Schuler. They were returning from a vacation at Helenia hospital when the accident killed Sheriff Huffaker of Lewis and Clark County.
The Program of Work committee compiles citizen suggestions into a tentative three year plan for Beaverhead County. Major areas include rural development, irrigation, road improvements, city beautification, industrial promotion, public health, freight rates, and tourist promotion with annual revisions and member input guiding immediate actions.
Eugene Ferdinand Seiber a University of Washington student and World War II hero was shot dead between 11 and 12 Friday night July 8 at the east end of the yards. The killer remains unknown but the community conscience will carry the guilt as a moral verdict.
Mrs Paul Stahl and her children arrived home Wednesday evening after visiting Mrs Stahl's father in Denver Colorado.
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