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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
10
The L D Relief Society celebrated its anniversary with a music and readings program. Mrs J W Rees reported on the year's work while president Mrs R J Dansie explained church and society beliefs. The event featured decorations, a social hour, and a two course luncheon for forty guests.
Master Paul Stahl Jr celebrated his 8th birthday on Wednesday the 23rd entertaining about 20 friends with games and Easter decorations. The youngsters left wishing him many happy returns. The Century dancing club held a fortnightly dance at the Episcopal Guild hall last Friday, with two more dances planned to finish the season.
Mrs J E Morse entertained the Needle club on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Tattersall as guest. A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by all attendees.
Mrs. Ed Cushing hosted a Busy Bee club gathering on Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs. Ed Lloyd and Mrs. P. J. Peterson attending.
Mrs J E Morse and Mrs Clara Chapman acted as hostesses at a Kensington gathering last Friday afternoon at the Morse residence.
Luncheon to be hosted Wednesday afternoon by Mrs d Roe neg as hostess for Mrs Emrys White of California.
Scandia club will meet in the afternoon on March 81 with Mrs. Peter J. Sen as the host. The notice notes a social gathering and entertainment by the hostess.
A Madisonian feature recounts Bill Hicks and A J Clark recalling an 1870s Chinaman named May Wab who cured hog cholera with crude petroleum. The tale places oil springs near Virginia City and hints at grease from ancient deposits, with stage drivers and Indians in frontier lore. The piece blends tall tales with regional myth, anchored by Hicks’s memories.
General John J. Pershing spoke to over 14,000 at Madison Square Garden urging loyalty to American citizenship and condemning dual allegiance and foreign political influence. He praised foreign born Americans while denouncing those who seek to dictate U S policy from abroad. He urged resistance to aggression and accountability for war crimes to protect civilization.
A large gathering at the Lacy home near Melrose on March 21 celebrated the marriage anniversaries of four couples: William Lacy and Stella Lovinger, Noah Allen and Myrtle Farmer, Otto Christensen and Brynhild Lorentzen, and Howard Jones and Myrtle Lacy. A luncheon for ninety five guests followed a evening of games and music, with Marie Jones honored on her sixth birthday. A full Easter pageant dress rehearsal was announced for the Baptist church Saturday at 7:00 PM.
The 1921 interclass tournament remains undecided after an ineligible player dispute and protests. Sophomores beat Juniors 14-6, Seniors 24-14 over Freshmen, Juniors edge Freshmen 18-14, Sophomores 15-8 over Seniors, with Sweeney anchoring the Sophs and Holmes a standout for the Seniors.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev Ed ward Smith at the Red Rock home of her daughter Mrs E M Ames where she lived. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery Dillon. Mrs Smith 86 or 87 formerly of Ohio leaves two survivors Sidney Smith Ontario California and Mrs Ames Red Rock. Mrs Smith was a loyal member of the Church of the Disciples of Christ. Harry Hunter piano tuner in town will remain through Wednesday or Thursday of the following week.
Miss Evelyn Lloyd spent the week visiting friends in Bozeman. Local social notes record her travels and time spent with acquaintances in the Montana city.
The district ends the high school picture show due to rising activity, limiting screenings to Friday and Saturday nights and cancelling weekday events. Despite the pause, the season was financially successful and well received, with notable big productions shown on occasion. The program expects a strong return next year.
Plans under Principal Beam call for a combined school annual and bulletin issued by the literary committee and English department. The publication will review student activities for the year while outlining a countywide campaign to exterminate 100000 squirrels by April 1. Farmers must poison land or face land-tax penalties. oats available at the high school. district managers named. local travel and social notes included.
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