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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
10
We note many cases where one eye has been defective for a long time and without discovery. If you do not read equally well with each eye, call at our offices for an examination and advice.
Mrs. C. P. Thomas hosted the Needle club luncheon Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 for a four course meal. Green and white decor and tiny pig favors on the table. Mrs. Thomas was assisted by her daughter Miss Cloen. Guests included Mrs. C. H. Phillips Mrs. R. R. Rathbone and Mrs. Thomas Luckben. An enjoyable evening followed.
Mrs. Clara Chapman and Mrs. J I Morse hosted a St Patrick's gathering at the Morse home last night with 25 guests who enjoyed festive refreshments.
Invitations are out for a St Patrick’s party tonight hosted by Mrs J F Bishop and Miss Jean Bishop at their home on South Idaho street.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet at the Methodist parsonage on Thursday afternoon March 23 at 2 30.
Mrs. B. W. Emerick was hostess to the Jolly club Tuesday evening. A very pleasant evening was enjoyed by the members.
The St Rose Catholic guild hosts a St Patrick's dance at City Hall tonight with a large crowd expected. Proceeds support guild activities and community outreach.
The Alpha Kappa chapter of the Westminster guild will meet with Mary Patterson on Thursday the 28th.
Mrs C H Phillips entertained many friends at a Kensington luncheon on Saturday. Ms Herndon and Mrs Viel will entertain another gathering in the evening on March 23 at Mrs Viel's home.
Social Eight, Mrs. G. T. Paul acts as hostess to the Social Eight club gathering this afternoon.
Helena opinion states non navigable streams tie fishing to land ownership, public can pursue fish but trespass occurs when entering private property without permission. Civil liability only for damages. no criminal statute covers fishing on another’s property in Montana. Rankin letter to State Game Warden C A Jakways.
Dillon notes report a mix of advertisements and social visits. Mrs Geo Straub shopped in Butte, Lima visitors and Huber Bros. ads appear, and many townsfolk travel to Butte for business. Local weather hints and a Krimp Krust bread launch excite shoppers as supply rebounds after the initial rush.
District No 10 holds a school caucus in the public school auditorium at 8 pm Wednesday March 22 for the nominations of trustees.
Advertisement notes poultry needs with chick feed ground bone egg mash oyster shells and drinking fountains at Tattersall's.
Excavation begins for the basement of the new office building for Montana Auto Supply Co after a recent fire destroyed the prior structure. Work started at the beginning of the week.
A reinforced concrete building rising sixteen stories is planned for Manhattan Island in the leather district of New York City. The design notes concrete use only sparingly and mainly for loft spaces.
The piece counsels workers who feel slighted to leave their jobs gracefully. It argues for maintaining good relations, restraining personal grudges, and offering a handshake as they depart, trusting future opportunities may depend on courtesy.
A Kansas City Star excerpt argues thought is slower than light, noting thought propagates at about 110 feet per second and light is nearly nine million times faster. It uses a hypothetical scenario with Chotushi Waves to illustrate the delay in conscious awareness.
Alexander Pilon a Beaverhead county native died at his daughter's home in Hamilton Montana on Tuesday March 7 in his 78th year. Born April 26 1844 in Canada he came to Montana in 1870 and lived in Silver Bow Madison Argenta and Darby before moving to the Bitterroot three years ago. He leaves two daughters Mrs Samuel Lee Hamilton and Mrs Wm MeeKay Darby and two sons Homer and Arthur Pilon Argenta. Funeral services were held March 9 in Darby with Rev. R Whitehouse officiating.
The Outdoor Lure presents an illustrated lecture at the Baptist church on Tuesday evening March 28 at 8:00 p.m. by the pastor. The talk covers canoeing as an international fad with demonstrations of canoeing, races, river cruises and the White Waters of Canada. A preview of the Salmon river trip and other illustrations follow. It’s a sporting event with a silver offering for missions.
Hides Furs Trappers buy all skins including raccoon mink rats beaver marten fisher and fox. Country dealers urged to send lots for prompt cash or their furs returned prepaid if remittance unsatisfactory. Large dealers’ lots bought by wire. also handle horse hides cattle hides and tallow.
The piece contrasts word thinkers who shape facts to fit opinions with fact thinkers who seek objective truth through logical analysis. It likens the word man to one who starts with a conclusion and bends facts, while the fact man proceeds forward like solving a mathematical problem, drawing honest conclusions only after careful reasoning.
A trend in New York department stores uses spare time to hold semi social meetings for staff. Teams gather to sing songs and hear short talks by executives. Proponents say the system raises enthusiasm and fosters cooperation between employer and workers.
A historical note explains that breathing fouls the air at a rapid rate. It states a man spoils at least a gallon of air per minute. In eight hours breathing would match seventeen large sacks of air. In a sealed seven by seven by seven foot room the person would die from the buildup of his own breath.
Rev. Father Foley of St. Rose church learned last Tuesday that his aged mother in Ireland died after a brief illness at eighty three. He had planned a visit to his homeland this week but will depart in a few weeks for Ireland, remaining until fall. The community extends sympathy.
For sale a 400 acre irrigated cattle ranch with cul tivated land, stocked and equipped plus a forest permit and a school nearby. Two miles from station. Cash $10 000. Also a 160 acre dairy ranch irrigated and equipped with alfalfa and meadow, open water, five miles from Dillon. Price $14 500, cash $5 000, balance over time. A 120 acre hay ranch five miles north of Dillon priced at $6 500 with machinery, five horses and 100 tons of hay. $4 500 cash, balance 8 percent. Additional acre tracts and low priced houses with large lots. Easy payments. C. C. Newman, Telephone block, Dillon, Mont.
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