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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
10
Gabe Gosnell from Grudge recalls women in Kansas City as strongly public spirited. He mentions a stylish girl on Twelfth Street using lipstick and a mirror, then a curious remark about the public baths discussed in Kay Lee papers as reported by the Kansas City Star.
In a San Francisco Chronicle exchange, one speaker questions whether a woman truly refused. The other recalls only a muffled reply "Ha-ha-hal" rather than a clear denial, leaving the outcome ambiguous.
Mrs C P Thomas hosted the Needle club with a surprise dinner and dancing at the High School gym. The event by Miss Mary Schoenborn and Miss Julia Anderson was postponed from last Saturday due to the death of Anita Stanim and will now be held on Saturday evening November 27.
The marriage of Axina Schwab and Richard E. Porter was solemnized in a home ceremony at the Porter residence 25 Rife Street. Rev. Geo. MacDougall of the Baptist Church read the vows in the presence of relatives and a few intimate friends.
Miss Janett Watt entertained friends at a theatre party last Saturday then hosted refreshments at her home. Miss Clara Plant held a Wednesday evening turkey dinner in honor of Mrs. H. S. Gimble's birthday. Covers for nine and a decoratively lit table with pink rose buds were noted as part of the festivities.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. church will meet Thursday December 2 in the church. Mrs. Clarence Bates Mrs. Bert Crampton and Mrs. Henry Gleed Sr will entertain.
The Women's Auxiliary to the American Legion will meet on December 2 at 8 p.m. in the American Legion rooms.
The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained next Thursday December 2 by Mrs George Ditty in a planned social gathering at her home.
Mrs R F Tattersall entertained a number of friends Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs C C Barnett of Red Lodge.
The Northside Country Club will be entertained at a one o'clock dinner at the home of Mrs T T McAdam on Saturday December 4.
Miss Mary Elliott and several young friends attended a dance party at the Guild hall last Wednesday night with lively dancing and cheerful socializing amid the evening entertainment.
The Lutheran Aid will meet Thursday December 2 with Mrs. Soren P. Larson. Theta will be entertained next Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. W. B. Hartwig.
The Hob Nob club receives entertainment this Friday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Jennings.
Miss Jeannette Watt hosted a dinner party Monday night for a number of her loung friends.
Dillon briefs list Thanksgiving activities and visits including Dor othy Gelhaus in Melrose and Anita Stamm funeral attendance. It notes auctions by George Ditty on Dec 8 and 9, and multiple residents traveling for family gatherings and transfers of administration, with local hires and schooling updates.
The American Forestry Magazine reports on beetle infestation in 330 square feet of bark from 67 trees across about 86 square miles. It notes an average of 150 beetles per square foot in developing broods and 30 000 to 50 000 beetles per infested tree, implying rapid destruction of western pine timber without effective control.
Four pictured decorative items include a silk plaited basket with puffed lid and ribbon handle a similar basket with a doll on top a glass bowl with a puff and doll head and a net covered jar featuring a Jap baby in a festive display.
An acquaintance asks how Kay Lee residents address one another. Burt Blurt of Petunia notes in a Kansas City Star quip that locals respond with Hands up and Help, help as a humorous exchange.
For good used cars at reasonable prices and terms see Western Motor Supply Co. 42 of T. D. Moran, prop.
Bank in Dillon Montana reports assets 3 618 525 37 with deposits 1 893 426 13 and certificates of deposit due in less than 80 days. President B F White swears to accuracy with notary J W Rees witnessing November 23 1920. Directors A J Gilbert and others.
Quote from Mr Bliggins notes uncertainty about his wife's activity today as he says she is playing bridge and cannot confirm if she is receiving or giving. The Boston Transcript source frames the peculiar social moment.
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