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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
10
The New York Times recalls Lady Astor's reception attire. She wore a lavender crepe de chine dress, a necklace of pearls, and a black picture hat angled over her right eye. The piece promotes scientific pearls indistinguishable from genuine and their use in spring and summer fashion.
Mrs. Grant E. Finch hosts the Needle club luncheon today with a few friends honoring Mrs. F. F. Dodds of Spokane and Mrs. A. J. Wedum of Long Beach, both former club members.
Next Sunday the Anaconda Woman's Missionary Society will lead the morning service at eleven o'clock. In the evening at eight the choir will present a musical service. All are welcome.
Mrs Edward Smith entertained the Busy Bee club Wednesday afternoon. Her guests included Mrs Hawkins Miss Martha Chapman and Miss Marguerite Cushing.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society will hold its annual meeting at 2 30 PM on Tuesday at the home of Mrs Margaret Morse to elect officers.
Mrs. William Bernstein acted as hostess for the Bitterroot club on Wednesday afternoon. The gathering was described as an enjoyable time with members in attendance.
Mrs. J. E. Morse entertained last evening in honor of Mrs. A. J. Wedum of Long Beach California who is visiting in the city.
Mrs. R. F. Tattersall and Miss Pluma Tattersall hosted a small gathering with a few friends on Tuesday evening.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church will hold a meeting at Mrs. Etta Metzel's home next Thursday afternoon at 2 30.
Mrs. Robert Bidstrup will entertain the Northside Country Club at her ranch home on June 6. Guests include club members and neighbors for an intimate social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Jos Newnes and Mr and Mrs Walter Grimes entertained a number of friends at cards on Thursday evening.
Mrs Bert Orr and Mrs John Orr have issued invitations for a sequence of forthcoming social gatherings in the near future.
Mrs. I. B. Gift hosted the Hobnob club last Friday afternoon. It was the final meeting until September.
Mrs. W. C. Jennings will host the club’s next soccer gathering on the 6th. It will be the last meeting of the club until fall.
Mrs. Robert Boone acted as hostess to the M. and M. Club gathering Wednesday afternoon, welcoming members and guiding the social program.
Local notes report prewar prices on Thermos bottles and a wide range of short items. Mentions include Mrs E Provost traveling to San Diego, spring hat sales, several residents traveling, rooming house for sale, and local business trips in Dillon with various adv lines. Frost noted with potential garden impact and Tanlac ads highlight health claims.
On Decoration Day Dillon marked the tribute with a parade and floral gifts to veterans. Dr. Grant E. Finch led reflections on courage, sacrifice, and national memory, linking Civil War memorials and Meuse-Argonne graves to today’s obligations to all citizens. The program included taps, a moment of silence, and a benediction by Rev. Tadward Smith, with G R Baker and others listed as Legion volunteers.
Notice records a partnership formed between John B. Egan Alfred F Waldorf and William W Lottridge for Monida Montana retail mercantile business. It states since 1918 1922 the owners remained Egan and Waldorf sole proprietors and is notarized in Beaverhead County Montana with B N Stevenson as notary.
Public auction for cash to sell one red steer aged about one year with brand on the right hip. Auction set for June 17, 1922 at 10:00 a.m. at the John Tessier ranch. D. V. Irwin stock inspector.
In a signed Topeka Capitol piece Senator Arthur Capper touts Montana Congressman Carl W. Riddick as a strong ally for farm legislation. Capper notes Riddick’s rise from tax assessor to congressman and predicts a campaign built on farmer support backing a Republican Senate seat.
The 4 800 pound base for the new retort arrives this morning for the Smallhorn Oil Shale Refining Co. and will be moved to the plant today or tomorrow. The remainder of the retort is due in about ten days and commercial shale oil production is anticipated soon. Mr and Mrs A J Wedum and daughter Berniece arrive Tuesday from Long Beach California to visit Dillon for a few weeks.
Mrs Fratie Stone and her grandson traveled to Wisdom at the start of the week to visit her daughter Mrs Will Tovey. The aside note records their travel and family connection.
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