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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
10
Mr and Mrs W B Hartwig entertained a group of friends Saturday evening to mark their eighth wedding anniversary. Eighteen guests were served a six course dinner at seven thirty, then drove to Dillmont Park for dancing with the remainder of the evening.
Mrs Mary Judge gave a Tuesday evening dinner in honor of her son Paul. A number of young people attended and the gathering was described as a very delightful evening.
A surprise party honored Mrs. Etta Shuck at her South Idaho street home as friends of all ages gathered to celebrate her birthday.
The progressive merchant W. W. G. will meet Hazel Wynes on Tuesday October 11 at 7 30 p m. The ad spend in the local paper is not wasted but returns many times over for the business man.
William Dunn journeys to New York City for business matters while Miss Louise Almy travels via Butte to meet a Portland friend spending time in Dillon. Louise Taylor heads to Ronan to handle affairs and visit a son in Philipsburg. Terrance Flynn returns home after medical treatment in Butte. Mrs. French and daughter arrive from Seattle, joining J. Allen. Carruthers motor trip in Big Hole. Drummey travels from Dubuque to Los Angeles then Seattle.
The piece argues teachers are underpaid driving away talent and urges patrons to increase funding. It claims no historical proof exists of nations investing too much in education and stresses that better compensation is the remedy to preserve quality teaching.
Property listing offers 1 dwelling on two lots and five unimproved lots with water main and sewer access. Also includes farming and unimproved fruit lands in Sanders and Ravalli counties, Montana for sale or trade for improved property in Dillon Butte or Missoula. Contact J F E David 511 Rife St Dillon. Bett.
Bible school at 10 a m led by H Cameron Gowen. Morning worship at 11. B Y P U at 6 30 p m. Evening worship at 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Pastor Geo MacDougall invites all to attend.
A historical proclamation asserts jealousy as a form of madness and claims the mind loses reason in proportion to the rage consuming it. The maxim frames jealousy as a mental collapse linked to uncontrolled anger.
The American Red Cross urges a broad membership drive from November 11 to 24 to fund veteran aid. National Headquarters spends about 10 million annually on disabled veterans and families, with 6 million in Roll Call receipts last year, while chapters contribute the rest.
Dillon High School presents The Pennant a musical comedy by the combined musical and expression departments. Lead Fred Carr stars with a large cast including Jack Lawson and Jeremiah Bond. production aims to surpass last year’s Vodvil.
The piece paints autumn as Montana’s peak season with harvests of wheat oats barley rye alfalfa hay and root crops. It notes threshing counts and overall yields as farmers assess the season while predicting solid returns from surplus crops. Mr and Mrs Mose Smyth of Blaine visited the city on Sunday.
A Dubuque subscriber threatens an operator over a busy number and reveals he is a stockholder. The piece notes AT&T employee stock plans with 22,165 holders owning 104,781 shares and 41,325 paying toward 174,500 more shares under plans two and three.
The Ries family thanks the American Legion for kindness shown at the burial of their son and brother Private Chas. T. Ries. Mrs Eila M. Ries and family, Mr and Mrs Roy Selway.
The man pledges deep devotion to the country’s history and traditions as he protects his home and family under the nation and its commonwealth.
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