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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1924

Page

10

Daughters of the American Revolution Meet on Apr 8

The Daughters of the American Revolution will meet on Tuesday April 8 with Mrs J B Holtz at her home on South Pacific Street. Delta Phi Chapter of the Westminster Guild will meet Thursday afternoon April 10 with Mrs Joseph T Leimert at 715 South Pacific Street. Mrs George Strub and Mrs Rose Heavey entertained the St Rose Guild Thursday afternoon at Mrs Heavey s home on South Pacific Street. Mr and Mrs H P Lane entertained a series of bridge dinners last week.

Daughters of the American Revolution J. B. Holtz So. Pacific St Delta Phi Chapter Westminser Guild Joseph T. Leimert Pacific Street George Strub Rose Heavey St. Rose Guild Mrs. Heavey So. Pacific Street H. P. Lane

Local Denings Brief Itinerary and Travels

Local notices report Mrs. Ernest Luebben leaving for Poca tello and Mrs. Osie Smith going to Helena for a stay. Clayton Howell visited Twin Bridges, Lonnie Linson of Western Motor Supply Co. toured Sheridan, and Frank Beecher Jr. the Reichle rancher was in town. A Dillon motor party attended the funeral of Pauline Pahnish at Bannack. Another Dillon group led by Mr and Mrs Orr and Burden and Henneberry returned from Southern California via Portland and the West Coast.

Dillon Bannack Pauline Pahnish William C. Orr Charles Burden Archie Henneberry California Portland West Coast

Dillon Daily Notices and Local Bits

Collage of snippets from Dillon area items including visitors from Bannack Armstead and Horse Prairie residents, local business ads for carpet weaving Kodak finishing and real estate, plus a note on a jail at Sidney and an oil well update at Salt Creek Field. The Eye Specialist visit and local travel to Great Falls for a State Music Meet are mentioned among residents and merchants.

Dillonites Great Falls Mary Judge Dan Henneberry Ed. Roe Martin Jackson Farmer Smith Jaquette Scott Helen Catherine Ballard Ohio Oil Company Salt Creek

Local residents listed for town visits

L. D. Brown arrived in town Monday from Armstead. Mrs. Maggie Halligan of Lima visited friends here Saturday. Frank Birrer came to Dillon Tuesday from the Quarter Circle Ten ranch near Blaine. William Pahnish from Grasshopper valley attended to business in town Monday.

Maggie Halligan Lima Frank Birrer Dillon Quarter Circle Ten Ranch Blaine William Pahnish Grasshopper Valley

Dressmaking and Easter House Party

Miss Rachel Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Pearl I Smith of this city attends a girls school in Poughkeepsie New York and will spend Easter vacation at a house party in York Pennsylvania Miles City work resumes on the North and South railroad between Miles City and Casper Wyoming

Rachel Smith Pearl I. Smith Poughkeepsie New York Home of Friends York Pennsylvania Miles City North & South Railroad This City Casper Wyoming

Shaffer Well Strikes First Sand in Cat Creek Field

The Shaffer well in the west end of the Cat Creek field hits the first sand at 1,552 feet with indications now very favorable for further oil potential.

Cat Creek

Harlem road construction bids soon advertised

In Harlem bids will soon be advertised for the construction of the Harlem Dodson road, signaling upcoming contracting opportunities for local firms and workers.

Harlem Herlem- Dodson Road

Beaverhead County bridge damaged by cattle. replaced with new steel span

The Mooney bridge over the Beaverhead River south of town was damaged Tuesday when cattle were driven across it. The broke stringer and railing on one side prompted inspectors to condemn the structure. Road Supervisor George K. Baker and helpers repaired it briefly, and a new steel bridge has been erected to take its place, though approaches remain unfinished.

Mooney Beaverhead River

Salvation Army seeks donated baby buggy for a newborn

The Salvation Army reports a baby girl or boy arrived at headquarters and no funds to buy a buggy. They request donations of unused baby carriages from the public to aid the family and the child.

Army Salvation Army

Card of Thanks and acknowledgments from several families

The undersigned thank friends for sympathy and floral offerings and credit Undertaker Brundage and Rev. Smith for consoling words. The Pahnish Family and associated Krueger and Pyle families extend appreciation. Adv. contracts for the Browning Carlow federal aid highway on the Blackfeet Indian reservation awarded at $94 577 43.

Brundage Rev. Smith Pahnish Browning-Carlow Blackfoot Indian Reservation

Make Life Worth Living Promotes Foley Pillx Diuretic

An advertisement urges readers to treat fatigue and low energy by using Foley Pillx, a diuretic stimulant claimed to flush kidneys and restore activity. Potts the druggist endorses the product in a period ad from 14-17.

Potts

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Huber Bros Op. A. R Delta Phi Ernest Luebben Pocatello Clayton Howell Our City Osie Smith Helena Lonnie Linson The Western Motor Supply Co Sheridan Frank Beecher Jr Reichle Kodak Kentucky Ave Aladdin Forsgren’s Grocery Jack Swartz Carl Hansen Armstead Smith McKnight Dell John Peterson Horse Prairie North Washington Street Harry G. Davis Big Hole Fred Veal Salmon City Ida George Butte Mont R. B. Casavell Oregon Roy Herndon Tattersalls W. H. Jones Twin Bridges Chean Grand Hotel Thompson Ave John Snabinet Big Hole Basin William Reod R. B. McClintock Norman Gilbert Suttie Home Park H. H. Scarborough Andrus Hotel Cc. C. Newman Dillon, Mont Troy Sidney T Lee McCiacked Gaines W. McCracken L. D. Brown Miss Roxie Stinson F. C. B. Dillon E. Yale Waterman Idaho St Bob Rowlands Ngree Jess Smith Senate Att'y Daugherty Dept. of Jus Betsy Ross Mrs. Perkins Mooney Bridge Ervice Pene A. B. Pyle & Family L. Krueger Louis Krueger John Krueger Adv Frank A. Hazelbaker Louisa Almy, Secy Montana
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