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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1921

Page

10

Dillon Couple Weds in First Episcopal Church

Miss Zetta Gilbert and George M. Gosman were married at the First Episcopal church in Butte last Thursday. The Dillon pair met in high school, honeymooning in Salt Lake City and southern points. The bride is a Dillon native and University of Illinois alumna. Gosman, Lima native by birth, grew up in Dillon and earned a Montana pharmacy degree before joining Potts Drug Co. He served on the Western Front in World War I and now leads Beaverhead Post of the American Legion.

Dillon Zetta Gilbert George M. Gosman Butte Salt Lake City University of Illinois 0. C. Gosman Lima College of Pharmacy University of Montana Potts Drug Company Western Front Beaverhead American Legion the Tribune

B P O E Dancing Party At Dillmont Park

The Oro Y Plata B P O E chapter held a Saturday night dance at Dillmont Park with the Baxter Tonney Orchestra. Hundreds attended the well decorated pavilion and danced into the early hours, with many invited guests present.

Oro Y'Plata Dillmont Park Baxter‘Tonney

Elk's lodge decorated with purple and white streamers

A Deer Lodge Virginia City Twin Bridges Lima and other points party room was elegantly adorned with purple and white streamers. An Elk's head centerpiece greeted guests while the orchestra platform shone. Punch flowed in the dance hall and supper was served in the pavilion annex.

Deer Lodge Virginia City Lima

Fiftieth Anniversary Reception for Mr and Mrs Abram S Rife

Mr and Mrs Abram S Rife issue invitations for a reception and dance at Dillmont park on Monday evening June 6 to celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary and mark the milestone with friends.

Abram S. Rife Dillmont Park

North Side Club Hosts May 31 Social at Featherly Home

North Side Country Club women will entertain on Tuesday May 31 at the home of Mrs. Featherly, with Mrs. Owens assisting. The event promises a social gathering hosted by prominent local hosts.

North Side G. R. Featherly Owens Featherly

Busy Bees Club Meets at Mrs Selway Home

Mrs Earl Selway hosted the Busy Bee club on Wednesday afternoon with elaborate refreshments served.

Earl Selway Busy Bee Club

Jolly Club Hosts Miss Mary Gist Tuesday Evening

Miss Mary Gist served as hostess for the Jolly club Tuesday evening. The gathering featured a delightful evening enjoyed by attendees.

Jolly Club Mary Gist

Bitterroot Club Event Hosted By Mrs M Gist

Mrs. M Gist entertained the Bitter Root club Wednesday afternoon with dainty refreshments served to attendees.

Dinner For Bankers Hosts Courted In Monroe Visit

Mrs Monroe and a group hosted a dinner for visiting bankers in Monroe last evening. The event honored a portion of the guest delegation and showcased local hospitality.

Mrs Monroe

Tactilism the Latest Art by Italian Futurist Marinetti

Signor Marinetti, the Italian futurist, introduces tactilism a new art form using touch to convey impressions. He explains conventions where rough hot textures suggest the Sahara while smooth cold textures evoke Paris and silver paper. He will stay in Paris for weeks amid many social invitations and receptions.

Signor Marinpett Paris Marinetti Sahara

Miss Glenna Vance Seeks Home After Appendectomy

Miss Glenna Vance underwent appendicitis surgery at a Butte hospital this week and is recovering rapidly with expected return home soon. Mrs. C. P. Thomas and her son Douglas plan to leave Sunday for Ohio for a summer visit with relatives. A garden hose taken from Peter J. Peterson’s lawn is known to the thief and should be returned to avoid trouble. Max Lauterbach is en route from California to Montana by car and is expected to arrive in Dillon tonight.

Glenna Vance Butte C. P. Thomas Douglas Ohio Peter J. Peterson Max Lauterbach California Montana Dillon

Training School Notes Show Track Meet Plans And Accidents

The 8A class tests a state reading exam set by the Inland Empire Teachers association. Mr Roe recovers and expects to return late week. Mrs Roe ill with pneumonia. Henry Spehar of 1A breaks a leg in a cart accident. Dr Finch leaves for Conrad to give a commencement address. A wagon built by Jewell Peacock is shown and kindergarten mothers plan May day costumes. May festival set for Friday afternoon weather permitting. Several social events and a detailed track meet program with participants listed for 50 to high jump and relays. The Training school girls and college girls will hold their track meet concurrently.

Inland Empire Teachers’ Association Roe Jewell Peacock Baillie Merklein Stufft Miss Buck B. B. Gordon M Clemon A. Hansen H. Anderson J. Garrison I’. Hunsaker R. Watt C. T. Clemon R. Cashmore R. Smith F. Murphy L. Waldorf G. Yost K. Wheat C. Thuesen C. Miller R. Osborne B. Stultz O. Miller J. Rogan O. Gordon A. Henneberry C. R. Cosgrove H. Highnight B. A. Hansen H. Cashmore E. Sorenson C. T. Clemow A. E. Burrell N. Weins L. Dansie H. Contway T. Pinkerton T. Oliver E. Burrell

Montana crop report shows widespread rain and good growing weather

Montana counties report rain in most areas for the week ending May 13 with seeding nearly finished and corn planting starting in the east. Insect damage noted in several counties while Madison stockmen move herds into national forests and labor supply remains ample for farmers to select experienced ranch help.

Helena Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry Ravalli Madison Montana Stillwater Lewis and Clark Teton Choteau Fergus Madison County

High School Notes on Class Play and Graduation Events

The Senior class presented The Passing of the Third Floor Back to a capacity audience praised as a professional-level production. The week featured Baccalaureate at the Methodist church, alumni banquet at Andrus Grill, class day exercises, and gifts from past classes.

Jerome K. Jerrome Frank Ryburn Jewell Clapp Mrs. Sharp Mary Schoenborn Stacia Rhett Rathbone Hopkins Wyman Smith Raymond Holmes Cora Barry Frances Bimrose Verne Stanchfield Jonathan Hildreth Hollie Staudaher Josephine Cushing Josephine

Chinook Game Gathers Urgency and June 3 Demand

A brief item notes a call to save the day for the Chinook with a play set for June 3. It also mentions a hiring request to rent two light housekeeping rooms by June 19 at 1113 Fifth Ave South, Great Falls Montana, with a small reference to dates 21 24.

Trent Fifth Ave Great Falls Mont

Dillon Briefs Grower Visitors and Local Folk

Miss Nora Conley is home for summer vacation. Mrs. Roy Chandler of Missoula visits relatives in Dillon. Everett Brundage of Anaconda spends a few days in town. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Husted of the Big Hole are Dillon visitors. Ex Governor Norris of Great Falls spends part of the week in Dillon on legal business. Mrs. S. B. Patterson and son Spencer return from southern California. Miss Thora Sisson returns from Judith Gap where she taught since fall. George Hunter, pianist tuner, arrived from Butte. Government savings securities yield 4 percent interest compounded quarterly.

Roy Chandler Missoula Everett Brundage Anaconda Frank Husted The Big Hole Dillon R. Hathaway Big Hole News Gerrude Rathbone Malta Martin Fitch Centennial Valley Norris Great Falls Patterson Spencer California Thora Sisson Judith Gap Harry Hunter Butte Tribune

Fertilizing the Air With Carbon Dioxide

German scientist Riedel proposes enriching the atmosphere with carbon dioxide from blast furnaces to boost plant growth. He notes industry emits 35 million meters of gas daily, with about 20 percent CO2, and claims his experiments show plants flourishing when exposed to the gas.

Riedel

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