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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1921

Page

10

Shakespeare Club analyzes Our Betters and supports Vocational congress

At a Shakespeare Club meeting on November fifth members analyzed the comedy Our Betters by Maugham. Mrs. Clark Anderson reported on the state federation of women's clubs in Butte and the work planned by that group. The club voted to send a high school girl to the Vocational congress in Bozeman starting November seventeenth. An art display is noted in Mrs. Hart's millinery window.

Shakespeare Club Maugham Clark Anderson State Federation of Woman’s Clubs Butte Bozeman

Golden Wedding of Beaverhead Pioneers Lenox Couple

Beavherhead county pioneers Mr and Mrs James Lenox celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Thursday. Illness kept family attendance small with only close relatives present. The couple received a golden shower of gold pieces and gifts from children and others unable to attend. Art department and millinery store. See the stamped linens at Mrs Hart’s.

James’ Lenos Beaverhead County Mr . Lenox Mrs

Birthday Dinner Honors Mr. Byron Hill Hostesses Preside

Mrs. O. M. Best and Mrs. Judson Best hosted a Wednesday dinner for Mr. Byron Hill on his birthday. The yellow and white color scheme highlighted the twelve guests at table including Wm. Hawkins James Whalen Henry Wyatt Alvin Jones Maurice Wright Roy Stephenson Judson Best KR D Curry Dr. Best O. M. Best Walter Jamim and the guest of honor.

O. M. Best Judson Best Byron Hill Mr. Hill Wm. Hawkins James Whalen Henry Wyatt Alvin Jones Maurice Wright Roy Stephenson KR. D, Curry Dr. Best Walter Jamim

Needle Club Opens Season At Mrs. A L Andersons

The Needle Club held its first meeting of the season at Mrs. A L Andersons home on South Idaho Street. Guests enjoyed splendid refreshments and a pleasant afternoon.

Needle Club A. L. Anderson South Idaho Street

Agnes Kau and Thomas Pierce Marry at Grant Home

Miss Agnes Kau and Thomas Pierce wed at the bride’s parents home in Grant on Friday afternoon. The couple, popular residents of Horse Prairie, are reported to begin married life in good spirits.

Agnes Kau Thomas Pierce Matt Kau Grant Horse Prairie

Delphian Meeting to Study Flemish Art at Library

The Delphian club plans a meeting at the public library on Monday November 14 at 2:30 p.m. Mrs W E Chapman will lead the study of Flemish art.

Delphian W. E. Chapman

Dinner honors Mr Caswell and Mr Chapman hosts

Mr and Mrs W F Chapman entertained last Saturday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs RB Caswell. Covers were laid for twenty four.

W. EF. Chapman RB. Caswell

Caswell Hosts Dinner For Dut Honor Couple

Mr and Mrs R B Caswell entertained Tuesday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs FR S Dut. After dinner the group danced the night away in a lively social affair.

R. B. Caswell FR. S. Dut

Christmas Hemstitching Gifts Advertisement

Advertisement for hemstitching gifts by Addie Baldwin inviting customers to bring Christmas presents for custom needlework work.

Addie Baldwin

Methodist Aid Society To Meet Thursday November 17

The Methodist Aid Society will convene Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mrs Rounds Parker Etta Metzel and Dan Mooney. Also noted is an advertisement for Corsets fitting and guaranteeing fit by Mrs Anna Hart. Mrs R J Dansie and Mrs W C Jennings drove to Twin Bridges for a 500 luncheon at Mrs Morrow's home and to meet Mrs Jyson.

Methodist Aid Society Rounds Parker Etta Metzel Dan Mooney R. J. Dansie W. C. Jennings Twin Bridges

North Side Country Club Event With Mrs J Pilgrim

The North Side Country Club will be entertained Tuesday November 15 by Mrs J Pilgrim. A dinner will be served.

North Side Country Club

St Rose Guild Hosts Social at Mrs Jackson Home

Mrs Martin Jackson and Mrs Will Henneberry entertained the St Rose Guild yesterday at Mrs Jacksons home with a social gathering and friendly activities.

St. Rose Guild Martin Jackson Will Henneberry Mrs. Jackson

Dinner Party Honors Helen Beat on Seventh Birthday

Mr and Mrs Dr Beat hosted a dinner Friday November 4 in honor of their daughter Helen who turned seven. The event gathered family and close friends to mark the occasion.

Dr. Beat Helen

W. W. Guild Sets Meeting With Alma Trolinger

The W. W. Guild will meet with Miss Alma Trolinger on Tuesday evening November 1 at 7 30.

W. W. Guild Alma Trolinger

Joe Leimert Jr birthday party at fifth birth day

Joe Leimert Jr entertained a small group of friends at a birthday gathering on Friday November 4th to celebrate his fifth birthday.

Joe Leimert, Jr

prominent lecturer coming to Dillon

The State Normal College brings Dr K L T Devine of New York City to Dillon for two public lectures next Wednesday. The 4 15 convocation will cover The Standard of Life and the 4 30 evening talk will address The Problems of the Poor and Program. Devine, former secretary of Associated Charities and editor of the Survey, is a renowned scholar. The college urges large town turnout for both talks.

The State Normal College Dillon Kl T. Devine New York City Devine Mmany Associated Charities Tie Surver

Real estate firm promotes Dillon properties for sale and trade

New man in Dillon advertises improved real estate including three modern bungalows a four room cottage with cement basement on the south side and offers to discuss selling buying mortgaging leasing or trading farm lands stock ranches or city property with potential clients in Rooms 3 and 4 Telephone block Dillon Mont.

Dillon C. Newman Mont

Beaverhead-Alberta Oil Well Nears Breakthrough

The Beaverhead-Alberta oil drill has reached 1,550 feet with 45 feet of progress yesterday. Water flow now requires underreaming the six inch casing installed Sunday and Monday. The current formation matches the old well at the same depth and all crew members stay hopeful about whether the well will become a producer.

Beaverhead-Alberta

Goitre Removed From Mrs. Duke Gist at Murray Hospital

Mrs. Duke Gist underwent Sunday morning surgery for an internal goitre at Murray hospital in Butte. The operation was successful and she is progressing well. Mr. Gist and daughter Mary accompanied her and returned home Monday night. Mrs. Gist is expected to return home soon.

Duke Gist Murray Hospital Butte

Bridge Repair Request Presented by Armstead Resident

Frank Gordon of Armstead appeared before the county commissioners last Monday to seek repairs to bridges in the Bedrock district near Armstead and Grant. The matter was referred to Commissioner Gosman with authority to authorize needed work to restore the bridges. Time can never be the measure of a good thing. The coming ages have a share in it.

Frank Gordon Armstead Board of County Commissioners Bedrock Grant Gosman

Dillon News Briefs Mix Visitors and Sales Notices

Mrs. Morrow of Inwin Bridges visited Dillon on Saturday. Miss Mary Bayan taught at Adit school and was in town Wednesday. Our clearance sale on China begins Saturday. Albert Stamm, jeweler, advertisement. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Williams from Seattle visited relatives. Mrs. Rathbone attended Baptist board meeting in Helena. Mr. and Mrs. Lees guests of their daughter Mrs. J. H. Gilbert left this week. Wants housecleaning washing sewing and mending at 226 So Dakota St. Mrs. Lyman J. Bennett of Virginia City spending week in Dillon while husband Judge Bennett holds court. Pure honey 5 gal cans at 8 and 2 cans for 15 dollars. L K Adams George Dart and others left for two weeks judging by judges. Judge Lyman J. Bennett and court reporter Monaghan spent week in Dillon replacing Judge Smith. Wilcomb and wife from Polaris mine spent days in Dillon to oversee machinery reads for haulage. Rev Edward Smith called to Lima to perform funeral rites for infant son of Leslie McNinch and wife of Dell. The little one was first born and bereaved parents mourn their loss.

R.R. Rathbone Helena Lees J. H. Gilbert Joan Thomas Dakota St Lyman J. Bennett Virginia City Dillon Judge Bennett KE. BE. Randolph Salmon Idaho L. K. Adams George Dart Tred Critz J. Bo Holtz T. J. A. Monaghan Smith Cuncles Wilcomb Polaris Wilcomb Edward Smith Lima Vonday Leslie McNinch Dell

Theft of Dodge touring car from Jerome Baxter home

The sheriff's office was notified Tuesday morning of the theft of the Dodge touring car belonging to Jerome Baxter from his Railroad avenue garage. Authorities in surrounding counties have been alerted with a description of the stolen car, but no trace has been reported.

Sheriff’s Office Jerome Baxter Railroad Avenue

Rupture of Status Quo Sparks Sudden Public Interest

A row over ongoing delays triggers a lively public reaction as officials face mounting pressure to resume action. Local observers, unnamed critics, and civic groups rally around the issue, demanding a timely return to normal activity and clear timelines.

National Livestock Association Favored as Cooperative Marketing Plan

A report by the farmer live stock committee for the American Farm Bureau Federation proposes forming a national livestock producer association in Chicago on November 1. The plan includes terminal commission associations with allied stock and feeder firms, stronger local cooperative shipping, an orderly marketing program, a transport department, better livestock statistics, and expanded meat markets. Membership funds would build terminal commissions and allied stocker groups, limited to bona fide livestock producers.

Washington, D. C Livestock Producer Association Farmer” Livestock Committee Chicaro American Farm Bureau Federation Ter Wenal Commission Association Terminal Commission Co-Operative Livestock Shipping Associations

Moonshine Fines in District Court

Last Friday Judge Smith fined Lawrence Moore one hundred dollars and Scotty Galbraith fifty dollars for unlawful possession of moonshine liquor. They were arrested Thursday at Dewey, brought to Dillon, arraigned the next morning, and paid the fines.

Smith Lawrence Moore Scotty Galbraith Dewey Dillon

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