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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1926
Page
8
Beavers begin the basketball season at Beaverhead High with a reshaped lineup. Only two players from last year remain, and coach Gunderson has a large pool of new recruits for the first team as the class tournament unfolds this week.
Masses on Sundays at 8 and 10:30 with 7:30 evening service and 8 oclock weekday mass. Confessions Saturday 3–5 and 7–9 pm. First Friday mass at 6:30 followed by a study class open to the public on the literary prophets and the conditions of their work.
Miss Genevieve Albertson attended Helena for a Montana Education association executive council meeting. The Gargoyles Dramatic club held tryouts for membership and future winter plays. Debate tryouts are set for Wednesday. last year’s debate activity previews several this year. Mamma's Affair by Rachel Barton Baker, a Harvard prize comedy, will be performed December 3 in Normal auditorium with emphasis on stage and lighting effects to ensure a top production.
Coach Bruce Hollister drills the Montana State Normal eleven for a finale with the School of Mines in Butte next Saturday. The Teachers seek their first victory over the Miners and note prior wins over Intermountain Union of Helena. The season opens with interclass basketball in the high school gym next week, with training set to begin December 1.
Sir W Arbuthnot Lane, a British surgeon, asserted the Zulus were the healthiest people in the world until they came into contact with white civilization. The statement appears in a historical discussion of health and colonial contact.
Ima Dumbell asserts a local fish market functions as the only real five and ten scent store, framing the shop as a unique retail and fragrance hub in town.
The church invites families to Sunday school, with 26 hours of religious instruction yearly. Special course for Normal students on Early Leaders of the Church. Morning worship at 11:00 followed by a sermon series on sin The Origin of Sin. Duet by R E Albright and Mrs H H Bates. 12:20 men’s Bible class at the courthouse Open Epworth League 6:30 with Living at Your Best topic. 7:30 evening service features a new girls choir and Jacob themed discussion. Weekly Wednesday 7:30 meeting continues.
The St James Episcopal Church rector C H Parlour invites parishioners to Holy Communion at 8 a m and 10 a m on holy days. Sunday services include 9 45 a m church school and 11 a m morning prayer and sermon. A vesper service on Sunday Nov 21 at 5 pm will feature a full choral service and a brief talk on hymn history by the rector.
The Mothers club meets at the manse Friday at 8. Theme: How Can I Spend Sunday With my Children. Next Sunday the pastor preaches on Making our own World. Ellen May guild annual praise service at 7 30 p m with choral music and talks. Benevolent offering requested. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m on How Should I be Thankful. Sun school worship at 10 a m. Social hour at 8 30 p m. Gratitude is the fairest blossom. come to church.
Chris Overgaard Christianson of Armstead filed a name change request to Chris Overgaard citing multiple names in the county. Judge L P Phillips officiated Friday afternoon at the marriage of William J Welch and Lucy Mary Morlock of Idaho Falls Idaho. Mr and Mrs James R Madsen announced their intention to naturalize as American citizens both natives of Denmark.
A new telephone line linking Glendive and Miles City is being completed and is expected to improve service across eastern Montana. The project connects Glendive, Caledonia, and Miles City areas, enhancing communications for residents and businesses.
The Normal College Women’s Glee Club will present its first concert in the Normal auditorium on Tuesday evening November 23. The seven act program includes four musical numbers a dance piece a stringed ensemble and a musical sketch. Some pieces are serious some light hearted. Tickets 35 cents main floor 25 cents balcony with no reserved seats. Proceeds fund a new orthophonic Victrola for the music department.
Raymond and Lloyd C Barnett, once residents, arrived from Red Lodge with the body of Raymond Barnett and his wife’s infant son. The funeral Sunday afternoon was conducted by Rev E E Loft of the Presbyterian church, with burial in the family plot at Mountain View cemetery.
Three men named Frank Kout Frank Murphy and Jim Karrell were picked up Monday evening and arraigned before Judge Phillips. All pleaded guilty with Kout sentenced to 15 days in jail and the others 10 days each.
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