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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
10
Sam Ambrose filed for divorce from Stella Ambrose in the District Court last Saturday alleging desertion. The couple wed in Dillon about a year ago.
Faculty addressed, then students heard a convocation. YWCA taffy pull drew crowds and a cook role for Professor Clark. Miss Parry heads to California, Miss Phillips to Spokane, and Miss Hazard oversees duties during absence. Roosevelt memorial program, Red Cross enrollment, and local entertainment noted along with campus fundraising and building plans.
The Sir James Guild will be entertained by Mrs. Carter at her home on Thursday November 13.
Professor Light will address the Good Government Club on November 4 about military trains in the secondary school era. The meeting will be held at the public school.
Affair Jolly Club hosts Miss Ella Free welcomes Jolly club members at her home. Lutheran Aid Society to gather at Mrs Hans Mikkelsen ranch on November 6. Invitations Out Miss Dorothy Potter invites guests to a Hallowe en party at her home Saturday. Birthday Judson Stahl, age five, celebrated with a Halloween party for nine friends. Busy Bee Club hosted by Mrs Edward Cushing with guests including Mrs Margaret Schuler and others.
The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church and the Epworth League of the Methodist church plan a Halloween party at the Presbyterian church on Saturday at eight. A brief program and games will entertain, with refreshments at the mystic hour. Admission scales with feet size, one cent per inch. Proceeds go to Montana Wesleyan College.
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