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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
10
In Dillon a bachelor with a hope chest of mended shirts and holey socks draws attention as many girls seek out men's furnishings on sale. The column teases wedding bells and mentions Egyptian prints and copper toned face powder as spring fashion notes.
A fragment notes fashionable business girls in New York City commuting in the morning. It ponders a future where women’s attire dominates streets and quips that men may adopt skirts to stand out, reflecting gendered fashion debates of the era.
The Woman's Auxiliary will meet at Mrs. R. E. Foster's home on Thursday afternoon April 5. Mrs. Pilgrim will entertain the North Side Country Club on Tuesday April 3 with lunch served in the afternoon.
The Methodist Aid society will be entertained at the church Thursday April 5. Hostesses are Mrs. Grant Finch Mrs. Betsy Hainds Mrs. E W Creighton and Mrs C E Blinn assists.
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained on Thursday April 5 by Mrs. George Ditty. Mary Emily Elliott hosted the French club Friday at her Atlantic street home. The Ava club met March 28 at Mrs. O. M. Galloway home with Mrs. Galloway and Mrs. J. B. Mayfield as hostesses.
Dillon residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on travel, arrivals, and business. J F Smack and family from Reichle stay at the Metlen. George Brownlow of Continental Oil returns from Butte. Wm Reed, Civil War veteran, came from California. J M Briggeman from Lemhi registers at the Metlen after selling horses in Ogden.
Priscilla Dean stars in Universal’s Wild Honey adapted from Cynthia Stockley novel. The film promises a thriller with a flood rescue sequence and an English society girl’s adventure ending in South Africa. Showings are Wednesday and Thursday at Hartwig theater. Philip J. May and local ministers announce Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 with an Easter program at 7:30 p.m.
A local piano recital showcased young performers including 5 year old Harry Colfer with Sleepyhead and Good Morning, Isabelle Mast performing The Cuckoo, and Ann Miller Williams presenting The Shepherd Boy. The program featured a mix of folk and classical pieces, highlighting emerging talent from the community.
760 acre Summer open range ranch offered by Joan R Hedley Long Beach California. For sale on easy terms or will lease for a term of years. Interested buyers or lessees should communicate for details. 13-2 Fiend r i
Mrs. Edward Cushing hosted the Busy Bee club on Wednesday afternoon with a very enjoyable gathering and social time.
Beet C E Barnes left Saturday night for Los Angeles. Carl Decker and family moved from Armstead to Dillon. Mrs Richard Gallagher visited in Dillon Wednesday. W S Rouse of Salt Lake City was a business visitor this week. For sale: Wicker baby buggy. Phone 138 R 310 So Dakota. Emery Keller stockman of Lima visited midweek. Jay Stansell from Grasshopper are visitors this week. For Sale: Everett cabinet grand piano brown walnut case 102 North Washington St 101f Jord Nyhart and Jeff Cox from Blaine transacted business. Sam Ambrose of Salt Lake City guests at W E Ambrose home. Virgil Wade and wife of Helena stayed at A A Elliott home. Joe Joseph and Frank Joseph prominent Alder garage men transacted business Thursday. Sol Sabolski in Butte at mother’s bedside reports no improvement. E W Anderson secretary of Vermont Loan Trust Co of Spokane Lewiston on company business. Miss Florence Smith Dillon’s popular young lady leaves for San Francisco tonight. Dan Grant longtime Dillon resident visiting old friends. now a resident of Butte.
For lease for years. Three profitable grain hay and stock ranches with irrigation and equipment. 1400 acre, 700 acre, and 820 acre properties all favorably located. Contact C. C. Newman at 3 and 4 Telephone Block Dillon Montana.
For sale items include living room and dining furnishings, bedroom furniture, rugs, stoves, dishes, an Everett piano, cabinet grand, and other pieces at 102 N. Washington St. Plus a five year ranch lease offer for 1200 acres in Dillon area suitable for grain, alfalfa, and stock. Also notes on Charmer mine strike, new Missoula library by April 1, and Hogan well producing 225 barrels daily in Great Falls.
Inquire at Tribune or Western Motor Supply Co. Phone 53 J. Advertisement note for a bug offered at a real bargain with a brief inquiry lead.
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