Theta Meet Planned Tuesday With Mrs R W Boone
Theta is set to convene on Tuesday March 20 with Mrs R W Boone. The meeting aims to discuss upcoming activities and community concerns.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
10
Theta is set to convene on Tuesday March 20 with Mrs R W Boone. The meeting aims to discuss upcoming activities and community concerns.
Local society notes show residents visiting Dillon from Armstead Helena and Manhattan while others return from California. The Dillon store scene features Evaporated Sugar Corn stock piano and furniture ads with contact details. Nurses and travelers are mentioned alongside upcoming church talks and community announcements.
Mrs. M. A. Walker served as hostess to the Bitterroot club on Wednesday afternoon, while Mrs. Louella Lyons hosted the L D S Relief Society gathering on Tuesday afternoon.
The Busy Bee club members and their husbands will dine Sunday at the Frank Birrer ranch near Blaine. Mrs. T. E. Luebben hosts the St. James Guild on Thursday March 22 at her home. Riverside Club ladies entertained their husbands last Friday at Elza Smith’s ranch home.
The missionary society of the Baptist church hosted a silver tea yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Ed. Lloyd's home. The event drew a large, appreciative crowd and was described as delightful and well attended.
Society notes report that Mr. Lynn M. Nye and Miss Minnie C. Bentley, both residents of the city, will be married here Sunday afternoon. The groom is a Montana native who recently lived at Twin Bridges. The bride is described as a popular young woman who has been attending...
A Carl Laemmle production Paid Back unfolds a quadrangle of fate shaped by a careless wife and a fatal, revealing conflict among three men and a lonely woman. Viola Dana stars in Love in the Dark, an engaging comedy about crime and escape.
Mrs Ned Saunders and Mrs Lorain Spencer hosted the Northside Country Club gathering on Tuesday with a delicious dinner served.
The Baptist Aid society will be entertained by Mrs Nemick Mrs Carl Hansen Mrs Yeaman and Mrs Rathbone at the home of Mrs Rathbone March 22. All are cordially invited.
A miscellaneous shower was held Wednesday evening at the Baptist church for Miss Minnie Bentley soon to marry Lynn Nye. Guests brought many pretty and useful gifts for the bride to be.
A week of bridge gatherings at the R. J. Dansie residence featured hostesses Mrs. R. J. Dansie R. W. Boone Mrs. Mary Judge Mrs. William Dunn and Mrs. Robert Barrett.
The D N C club hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Blanch Garland on Wednesday night. She was surprised by the event and received many beautiful and useful gifts as she prepares to wed Earl Opp.
The Dillon Delphian society met Monday at the Public Library with Miss Nina M. Nash leading a study of recent English and Norwegian dramatists. Mrs. F. C. McFadden and Mrs. J. H. Gilbert reviewed Ibsen The Doll House and Eaters The Second Mrs Tanqueray. Next meeting on March 26 will feature Mrs. Roy Forrester discussing French drama, and members with a copy of Molire Tartuffe should notify Mrs. Forrester about scarce copies.
A special Salvation Army gathering will be held March 20 at 8 o clock at the Salvation Army hall. The event will be conducted by Captain and Mrs Goellner Envoy Edna Terry and Cadet McCannon all from Butte. Everyone is welcome to attend the lively meeting.
Secretary Frank A. Hazlebaker of Beaverhead Madison National Farm Loan Association reports a telegram from the Farm Loan Board in Washington D C noting the Farm Credits Bill passed March 4 raising the loan limit from 10 000 to 25 000 effective March 5. Further act changes not yet published but expected soon. This increase impacts current borrowers seeking larger sums and new applicants.
Chris Rieber a Rock Creek rancher was a Dillon visitor the first of the week Smith McKnight of Dell spent a few days in Dillon this week transacting business
Carl Hansen shipped beef cattle to Omaha from Armstead Indiana this week. Roe reported a strong cattle market at Omaha last week as his stock arrived. R B Caswell of Portland spent a few days in Dillon and visited the Centennial. Mrs Creighton hosts the Woman's Home Missionary Society Thursday afternoon March Be. H N Brenner and wife registered at the Andrus after arriving from their Brenner ranch. Henry Melton arrived from the south to visit his brother George Melton. James Dodd bought about 350 head of stock cattle last week in Pony and will move them to the Centennial valley. Pat Desmond of Grant returned from a California winter vacation with daughter Mrs Chester Barret and her grandson. Frank Jones, just back from Helena after serving in the legislature, resumes duties as clerk at Waldorf Co. grocery.
Aunty explains Columbus discovering America to Harold and ends with the line that it happened over four hundred years ago. Harold marvels at her memory and responds with wide eyed wonder.
A light verse exchanges playful exchanges by a pretty maid and a fresh young sir claiming to go forth to bathe and fifth respectively, capturing coastal whimsy.
Dr. Sheldon E. Davis president of the State Normal college made a trip to Butte the first of the week. Edward 5. Duff returned from Butte Monday evening to meet his brother Hardaman B. Duff president of the Portland Cattle Loan company who was en route to the east on a business trip.
The Delphias society held its regular meeting Monday afternoon at the public library with Miss Nina Nash leading the afternoon program.
The operetta College Days will be performed by college glee clubs and townsmen at the college auditorium on March 19 and 20 at 8 15 p m Tickets are on sale at Thomas advance notices urge everyone to attend A food sale and hot lunches will be served by the P Ne G club at Dillon Implement company on Saturday March 17 from 10 a m to 6 p m
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Mrs. Tritt continues her discourse on the thema from last Sunday. The Pill Bottle will be repeated at 7:30 p.m. by W. W. G. members in a missionary play. A free will offering supports delegates to this year’s Baptist assembly. Mr. Gregory leads music with his pupils and Mrs. Bates contributes a solo. Come and bring a friend.
Philip J. May presides with Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 featuring The Power of Thought. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m discusses Factors for Making the World Better. Evening Service titled A Fight With a Lion in Snowtime offers a cordial welcome.
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