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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
10
Classified notice seeking a position with several families as a permanent, reliable helper. Wages offered with no objection. Guaranteed not to leave or disappoint, especially during fall and winter when rising is harder. See proprietor inside for references or view applicant in the window.
Dr. Eugene W. Bond and Miss Mary Hester Phillips wed at the Phillips home with close family in attendance. The ceremony followed by a breakfast and a 9:30 departure for a southern states honeymoon trip. The bride, a Dillon debutante and pianist trained at Cincinnati Conservatory, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Phillips. The groom, Dillon native, is active in mercantile affairs once led by his late father A. Carl Bond.
A Dillon dentist after graduating from the University of Iowa College of Dentistry returned to Dillon to establish offices and build a clientele. He temporarily paused dentistry to manage his late father’s estate, then planned to resume and live in furnished apartments in the Phillips building with his wife.
The order celebrated its 28th anniversary with Past Matron and Patron nights. Officiating members who had previously served as officers led the initiation. Four grand officers from the state attended, including Geo. D. Vickers and Tony Creswell. Visitors from Sheridan and Virginia City joined locals for a well hosted evening. Music by Mrs. Catherine Paxton Willis and Mrs. Naomi Gilbert enhanced the event. The fraternal spirit shone throughout the social and ceremonial portions.
Maynard Lovell of Dillon and Zelda Stewart of Neihart Montana were married in Butte October 1 by Rev RE Groenevelt. The groom’s mother Mrs Margaret Taylor attended. the couple will live on the Lovell Livestock ranch nine miles southwest of town for the coming winter.
The Delphian club explored Italian art in a public library meeting led by Mrs. T. E. Gilbert. Members examined works by Giotto, Fra Angelico, Masaccio, Fra Filippo Lippi, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, and Michelangelo with prints and pictures on display. The next meeting, October 24, at the public library, will be led by Mrs. H. S. Gimble.
The Good Government club meets Tuesday afternoon October 18 at 3 30 at the city library. Several committees will present reports and members are urged to attend. The public is cordially invited to participate.
The Methodist aid society will be entertained Thursday October 20 by Mrs Harmon Mayfield Mrs George Taylor and Mrs John Mayfield in a neighborhood gathering.
On Monday evening October 17 at 8 o clock Miss Jean Bishop’s home 413 Idaho Street Delhi Phi chapter of the Westminster Guild will hold its sixth annual mid year Christmas tree to gather gifts for a Chinese girls school in Peking Mrs Wm H Greysteen a Westminster Guild teacher is at work Gifts desired include sewing bags scissors thimbles toilet articles such as combs tooth brushes and wash cloths hair ribbons money pictures dolls and games for girls A program with music talks and a play Hanging a Sign will be presented refreshments served All interested are invited to attend and hang gifts on the tree.
The Shakespeare club met last Saturday October 9th and elected delegates Mrs Pearl S Smith and Miss Velma Phillips to the district meeting of the State Federation of Women's Clubs in Anaconda this week. Miss Carson was invited to conduct the club for another year and accepted. The club chose to study the second volume of Contemporary Dramatist by Dickinson for the coming year.
Last Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Woodburn hosted a nicely appointed dinner at their home on South Atlantic street. The table featured pansies and ferns. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Tattersall, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Anderson, Mayor and Mrs. Roscoe Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Olmsted and Miss Weymiss.
Mrs J K Morse and Mrs Bernstein invite for a series of bridge events. Luncheons Friday and Saturday afternoons and a dinner Friday evening will be held with about nine tables each.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society will gather Thursday afternoon October 20 at 3 oclock with Mrs Addie Churchill at Mrs R F Foster home. The roundtable topic is India.
A party of Misses Lillian Felt Berniece Hirschman Maureen and Anabel Desmond and Muriel Roe drove to the FE B Roe ranch at Bedrock last Saturday for a most delightful day.
The Relief Society of the Latter Day Saints met at the home of Mrs. J. W. Rees on Tuesday afternoon for a local church gathering and activities.
Theta and Theta will be entertained next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. T I Gilbert for a social gathering.
Hob Nob is being entertained by Miss Clara Plant at her home Friday afternoon.
Baptist Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. W. C. Jennings home. Eye specialist Dr. H. H. Scarborough will be at the Andrus hotel in Dillon on Monday October 24. His methods offer relief for headaches dizziness and eye defects.
Press reports indicate northeast state farmers contribute funds to aid North Dakota officials blamed for ongoing trouble. The author rebukes the "lost cause" and questions why Montanans admire North Dakota methods enough to return home.
C C Newman offers assistance to buy sell mortgage or trade farms stock ranches irrigated acres near Dillon or a Dillon home. Call rooms 3 and 4 Telephone block Dillon Montana for discussions. Advertisement.
Miss Ruby Wyatt, who was to finish her music in Cincinnati this year, will be compelled to quit and return home in a few days. Her arm has become useless and she will have to give up for several months.
Dillon briefs recap social calls and visits from Melrose Twin Bridges Armstead Lima Argenta and Salmon with many residents in town. The Beaverhead Mill operates around the clock while hats and stamping designs at Hart’s advertise sales and crafts.
Mr and Mrs Curran of Wood River Idaho visited Dillon this week for business. Their auto tour broke down on Horse Prairie, forcing a night in the open. They attended the fall go event where two Normal students were left at the picnic ground and walked toward Apex for a ride.
The noted pianist Miss Birdice Blye will appear in Dillon next week in a concert. She is a personal friend of Miss Mary Innes of this city and arranged her appearance here through Miss Innes’s desire to see her friend again.
Joseph Heslop a 77 year old miner was found dead in the bunk house at the Elkhorn mine Thursday morning. Coroner Jim Phillips and Paul Stahl investigated. Cause of death listed as valvular heart disease. Heslop had worked the prior day and retired at about 9 pm. He is survived by a son in Butte. Body turned over to undertaker White of Butte and burial planned in a Butte cemetery.
Lee Tower and Jack Carney of Dil lon visited Sheridan Tuesday as Tower announced the purchase of the Dillmont candy factory. They toured the territory where the firm markets its products and Carney, linked to the old management, will join the new Sheridan Forum venture.
A terse aphorism notes that anger fuses the basest emotions into a single force. It reflects a moral view of passion driving action and judgment.
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