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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
10
A violin recital will be held at the Normal auditorium on Monday April 16 by the pupils of Miss Helen Finch. The event showcases local student talent and offers a chance to hear emerging young musicians.
The St James guild will be entertained Thursday April 12 by Mrs Harry Geer at the Guild hall.
Mrs. C. W. Woodburn hosted the Needle club on Wednesday afternoon entertaining members with a luncheon served at 1 30.
Mr and Mrs Clark Anderson hosted a Wednesday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs LeRoy Bean Mr and Mrs C W Woodburn and Mr and Mrs A L Anderson It marked the combined birthdays of Mrs Beam and Mrs Clark Anderson with the celebration held at the ranch home.
The regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be held April 10 at the home of Mrs. H D Weenink with Mrs Weenink and Miss Nina Nash as hostesses. A paper on the beginning of the Revolutionary War will be read by Mrs. M A Walker. The President General's message will be read by Mrs. W G Orr.
Local notes record Frank Tait of Melrose transacting business in Dillon and John Lasich from near Twin Bridges attending a horse sale. Entries list rental and sale properties including a 120 acre ranch, various ads for feed and supplies, and visits from residents like Hubert Harris and Mrs L F West.
Miss Nonie Carey of the Normal College became the bride of Harry Tash son of W S Tash in Virginia City last Monday. The couple moved into the Frank Kellum home and will reside in Dillon for the present.
Eye defects beyond poor sight blamed for headaches dizziness nervousness and stomach upset. See Dr H H Scarboronch at the Andrus Hotel in Dillon on April 14 and 15 for examination and relief.
Mike OBrien of Alder visits Dillon on business. Mrs. Richard Gallagher of Lima stays with Mrs. Frank Nelson. William Dunn Sr. departs for Salt Lake City for several days of business. Leroy Gilbert leaves Dillon for Virginia City to join Madison County Abstract. Hugh McCaleb named to fill Normal college board vacancy. Dr W H Stephan, Dillon physician, tours Big Hole basin. Mrs. George Stimpson returns from Los Angeles after niece Hilda Rhodes illness. R A Reeser, head of local telephone, travels to Seattle for ten days. a cattle shipment was bound for Seattle market.
Sunday school at 10 with Mr. Cluley as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 followed by the Lord's Supper. Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Evening service at 7 30 on the topic What Are Wise and Unwise Uses of the Lord's Day. Preparatory service Friday at 7 30. Butte plans a new west side school. Helena council proposes two street work plans.
Caroline Dillard of Petersburg Virginia says Foley's Honey and Tar gave quick relief and stopped her cough without opiates. The advertisement claims it is the largest selling cough medicine in the world and warns against substitutes. Potts, the druggist, endorses the product.
For lease are three profitable ranches irrigated and equipped totaling 1400 acres 700 acres and 320 acres. Locations are favorable and suits experienced parties for multi year terms. Contact C. C. Newman at 3 and 43 Telephone Block 13 14 Dillon Montana.
The committee finds a Dillon creamery feasible and beneficial if properly financed and managed. It urges support of a sound capitalization plan and management but defers formal endorsement until organizers present plans. A public report copy should be published by local papers for interested residents.
A. C. Perkins of Summer Shade Kentucky reports long kidney trouble and backache with unsatisfactory results from several doctors. After trying Foley Kidney Pills he says he was entirely well before finishing the boxes. Refuse substitutes. Insist on Foley's. Potts, the druggist.
Notice to sheep men offers a 760 acre ranch in Centennial valley for sale or lease. Open summer range for at least 14,000 sheep with flexible terms or long term lease. Written by John R. Hedley 2314 Carroll Park South Long Beach California. 13-2.
Among the Easter ceremonials observed here was the banquet of Scottish Rite Masons held in the morning.
Public notice announces a sale of isolated land in Helena Montana under the General Land Office. William T. Hays applies for tract SW4SEM lot 4 section 14 township 7 South range 138 West. Auction set for May 11 1923 at 10 am with minimum bid 2.76 per acre. Potential claimants urged to file objections by sale time. Fr A Motz Register.
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