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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1924
Page
10
Frank Esterwald from Grant and Bert Wilson from Idaho Falls visit Dillon on business. Many locals travel to Butte and back for football games and social visits. Rentals advertised include a three room apartment at 482 Thompson Ave. and a note about family washing services.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine asserting relief from catarrh and deafness by using an ointment for local inflammation and an internal tonic acting through the blood. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by KB J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo.
A burst of local visits includes Col Alf Decker from Armstead and Dellar Gordon from Armstead stopping in Dillon. Residents Paike Scott J L Nyhart and others from Armstead and Twin Bridges observed from local ranches, with several families traveling to Butte and Missoula for events and medical care.
The men of the First Baptist church held a stag dinner Tuesday night for many city men. After grace Mr Cameron Gowen sang for the company and was met with an encore. Mr David Hier sang two songs with Miss Myrna Simpson on piano. The dinner was enjoyed and the gathering broke up around 11 o clock.
The Twentieth Dancing club held its second dance of the season at Guild Hall last Friday evening. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Harry Gimble Mr and Mrs Marshall Field and Mr and Mrs Duke Gist. A lunch was served at midnight. The next meeting will be December 5.
A reunion dinner yesterday brought together about 20 guests from the Herndon Scott Decker and Foote families. Guests enjoyed a splendid turkey dinner with all the trimmings followed by games and conversation, creating a memorable afternoon.
The Gargoyles Normal College dramatic club will stage a three act comedy titled On the Hiring Line this Friday December 12 at the Normal auditorium. Tickets are on sale at the Thomas Book Store. The cast and club members have worked hard for a first class performance.
The Dillon Delphian club meets Monday December 1 at the Guild Hall from 2 50 to 5 00 with Gregory's orchestra providing music. Members should attend with a guest and pay 50 cents to cover expenses.
A wife defends wearing unusually short dresses as a style statement. She argues that hair and gown should harmonize and notes her boyish bob as the matching element in the look.
A mother warns her son to avoid the Skinner girl while the youth cites peer appeal as the motive. The exchange captures a tense parental warning and a teen’s social pressure in concise dialogue.
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Episcopal church will meet Thursday December 4 at Mrs W H Stephan’s home. An important meeting to elect officers is planned and every member is urged to attend.
A terse scene features Jake Doolittle, missing thirty years, as a confrontation looms with his wife and infant. A smiling solicitor at the door pitches an offer on Oxford binding volumes priced at 19 dollars and 50 cents.
The Presbyterian ladies announce their annual sale featuring aprons fancy work candy white elephants and grab bag on December 13 at the Andrus Hotel. A food sale is set for December 6 at Waldorf's store.
M S N C Alumni Association will meet with Miss Alice Roe Miss Ella Free and Mrs F D Willis on Monday December 1 at the home of Mrs Willis.
The Alpha Kappa chapter of the Westminster Guild will meet with Mrs Frank Foltz Monday evening December 1 at her home on North Washington Street.
Miss Lenore Thompson, a Darby school teacher, visits Dillon to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs D F Bishop.
Theta members will be entertained Tuesday December 2 at the home of Miss Myrle Erwin on Thompson avenue.
A lighthearted dialogue shows a couple reflecting on post election life. He predicts resuming ordinary work while she frets about feeding the pigs, highlighting domestic concerns after political events.
A tense exchange erupts as Becker recalls a nightmare while Fetters claims to have seen her at the cinema. The brief source fragment suggests a personal confrontation escalating in a public setting.
In a quirky diner exchange a woman jokes that tips are forbidden, while a waiter quips about Eden and apples. The brief encounter captures a humorous clash over tipping norms.
Quote from Purdy's Philosophy notes that fearing being wrong once in a while can keep a person stuck. It suggests courage to risk error for growth. The line implies persistence in current stance rather than seeking new insight.
A column by Blonde Bess critiques social poverty and fashion, noting varied circumstances of wealth and appearance while lampooning contemporary trends. The piece mixes satire with social commentary on class and self presentation.
Clarice knew more about automobiles than football. She attended a game last Saturday and, upon the visitors arriving, spoke to her escort.
A fragment notes Fat Mrs. Doe taking health measures in a mud bath for wellness. It hints at wealth and social commentary with a quip about her husband’s fortune influencing outcomes. The tone reflects a society column style with light satire.
Customer asks for leather belts. shopkeeper replies they are out but offer college hatbands as an alternative accessory.
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