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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
10
The Women's Foreign Missionary society will meet with Mrs. C. C. Bates Thursday afternoon, March 8.
Last Friday evening Mrs Roy For rester and Miss Ethel Wuert entertained a number of friends at a pinochle dinner.
The St James Guild will be entertained Thursday March 8 by Mrs Howard Morse at her South Atlantic street residence.
Mrs. Thomas Barrett and Mrs. Martin Barrett entertained the St. Rose guild Thursday afternoon at the Barrett home on South Washington.
Mrs Ed Lloyd entertained the Busy Bee club on Wednesday afternoon with delicious refreshments. Assisting in serving were Miss Evalyn Lloyd and Miss Thelma Nelson. Delphian society met Monday at the public library where Mrs Lee R Light led an engaging discussion on early English actors and plays.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blinn hosted a Monday evening dinner party at their home on So. Pacific street. A five course meal was served and guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Brundage, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Poindexter, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Keller, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cluley.
Mrs. W. B. Hartwig hosted a dancing party Saturday night for the younger set. The event honored Miss Vashti Sanders, a house guest at the George Hughes home.
A New York silk firm predicts broad fashion upheaval after Luxor reports Egypt tomb discoveries. Expect changes in dress, millinery, jewelry, furniture and decorations inspired by 18th dynasty motifs, flowing robes, royal headpieces, and gold beadwork.
Farum Schuyler returns to the city after two months with relatives in New York state.
Mrs. Frank Bassett underwent hernia surgery in Butte Tuesday morning. Various residents and visitors including Mrs. Mary O'Brien, Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs. Abbie Hanson, Milt Nay, Ben Willard, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rife and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Lacy are mentioned with travels or illness notes. A Mary P. Hooker Memorial Fund silver tea occurred at St. James rectory, and Mrs. Fred Woodside returned from a Butte hospital to recover at her mother’s home.
A marriage license was issued last Saturday to Frank Lajeur nese 26 and Grace Miller 20 of Pocatello Idaho. The couple were married Saturday afternoon and returned to the Idaho city Saturday evening where they will make their home.
Fred Chapman and Harry Luch from Deer Lodge spent part of Sunday in Dillon with friends. They reported the road near Feely nearly impassable due to drifting snow, noting their recent Dillon residency.
Local taxpayers in Philipsburg organize a protest against high taxation urging officials to cut rates and seek tax relief. Demonstrators gather to demand lower levies and greater fiscal accountability from municipal leaders.
Mrs. Emma Yeaman, 56, Idaho sheep queen, runs flocks near Lemhi and says she trained four children with earnings from her herds. She rode dangerous trails, commands crews, and notes laws on grazing while pursuing a hard driving life in Montana and Idaho.
A local music instructors committee led by Mrs Tello Mrs Thurman and Miss Helen Finch hosts a benefit dance at the High School gym on March 17 to raise funds for Leir music pupils attending the Big Timber music meet in early April. Three contestants are listed: Rachel Smith Mary Emily Elliott Farmer Smith Gladys Scott Fred Carr and Dan Henneberry.
Arthur Gibson and Bill Canavan joined others traveling to Twin Bridges last Saturday for the championship game of the southern Montana district tournament. The ad promotes Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. of Dillon with Frank Hazelbaker, president.
A delicate description highlights a Nether garment crafted from jersey silk or silk and suede blend in orchid flesh and white shades, suited for fastidious taste.
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