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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1923
Page
10
Mr and Mrs Frank Ashworth entertained at a bridge dinner held at their home on Normal street last Monday evening four tables were in play.
Sunday services at the Methodist Episcopal church include a Sunday school Children’s Day program at eight in the evening. The morning service at eleven will follow the Children’s program with special observance.
The notice announces a Sunday service at ten oclock and an Epworth League gathering at seven in the evening. Both activities are open to the public and emphasize community engagement.
Mrs R J Dansie entertained five tables at a breakfast in honor of her daughter Miss Verona Dansie whose engagement to Mr Orville Smith was announced. The Dansie home featured pink and white decor with pink roses and apple blossoms as centerpieces and pink hearts tied with a pink bow at each guest’s place.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society held its annual Mite Box opening at Mrs. Burfiend's home. Twenty-two attended a program of music and readings. The Mite Box yielded nearly thirty dollars before tea and cookies were served.
The members of the Four W W W club were pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs. E. L. Staudacher Monday night. Delicious refreshments were served.
The Northside Country club is entertained Tuesday May 29 at the ranch home of Mrs Julia Selway. The event promises a social gathering with members invited to attend at the allocated time.
Mrs. Agnes Bernstein served as hostess for the Bitterroot club gathering held on a Wednesday afternoon, welcoming members and guests to the event.
The Normal alumni will hold a picnic this evening on the Rectory lawn.
Miss Dorothy Poindexter, bride to be of Merrill Deam Edson of Harlowton, was honored at a dinner and miscellaneous shower hosted by Mesdames T. W. Poindexter, E. L. Poindexter and Alma Harwood at the St James rectory on Wednesday evening.
Miss Verona Dansie was the honor guest at a Thursday dinner shower hosted by Misses Velma Judge Frances Dunn and Bernice Hirschman at the Judge home. Gifts were silver pieces presented in a basket with apple blossoms and pink tulips. table favors were pink tulips in painted pots with ice cream. Four tables played Dice and Hearts during the evening.
Beav erhead Motors promotes Ford savings. Tattersalls offers sewing supplies and chick feed. Rooms for rent announced. Flowers for Decoration Day urged. Thomas Book Store notes Frank Eliel’s Chicago trip. Boy Scouts plan an overnight hike to the Cornell ranch on the river this afternoon following previous outings.
Mrs Edward Smith entertained the Busy Bee club at her home Wednesday afternoon.
The St James guild will be entertained Thursday May 81 by Mrs D A Galt at home in a social gathering hosted at her residence.
Ed Lloyd spent Wednesday and Thursday in Butte. Carl Hand of Los Angeles visited the William Dunn home. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn Mrs. John Shives and Carl Hand motored to Butte. Mrs. Gertrude Rathbone and her son arrived from Malta Montana to visit sister Mrs. D Olmsted. Atty E J Callaway left for California to join Mrs. Callaway and daughter. Mrs A A Elliott and son Junior spent the weekend at Lima with Mr Elliott in charge of Beaverhead Lumber Yard. Mrs Adrian Smith and daughter Betty went to Butte to meet Miss Myrma May of Basin Wyoming who spent the week in Dillon.
A group of Dillon young men at colleges plan varied summers. Ralph McFadden returns from Warren Ohio to teach at his alma mater and Lester Opp joins him. Rhet Rathbone tours with a Chautauqua college band in Michigan. Malcolm Stone sails to the Orient with the UC band. Eugene Free pursues summer work at Northwestern. Lee Williams comes home from Kirksville Missouri. Clair and Jay Cosgrove will return from Utah University to Dillon for vacation.
Great Falls notes a remarkable gas flow milestone with a 5,000,000 foot volume struck at Big Sandy. The discovery highlights regional energy activity and could impact local supply prospects for the area.
De Loss Smith from the State University music faculty will be baritone soloist in a concert at Normal College auditorium on Friday evening June 1. The Normal College Orchestra, led by Miss Helen Finch, will share the program. Seats may be reserved at Thomas Book Store.
Four Dillon youths will be appointed to attend the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Douglas Utah from July 26 to August 24 with a potential for extra quota. Applicants must be 17 to 24, government covers transport and expenses, and camp life includes drill and recreation to build a high morale citizen reserve. Senator Frank Hazelbaker leads the district and will arrange appointments.
A five year stomach trouble sufferer reports relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The testimonial claims the preparation clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract easing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose suffices with money back guarantee. Also note Glasgow to get a new creamery this year.
Butte plans to rebuild the burned McKinley school at a cost of 200000. Catholic leaders also plan a new boys high school valued at 220000 in the same city.
After the graveside ceremony at the cemetery on Memorial Day, soup will be served and veterans invited to lunch at the City Hall club rooms. The American Legion auxiliary will host the meal, planned to follow the ceremony concluded by noon during the noon hour.
Advertisement notes that a band of 2 000 ewes can yield rapid profit with wool at 50 cents and lambs at 10 cents. Offers small places suitable for one band and larger ranches for two or more. Prices low and terms easy. 2021 C C Newman Tel Block Dillon Mont.
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