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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1923

Page

4

Enrollment and activities at the Normal College

The college reports 353 total resident students with 38 new enrollments as spring quarter opened March 26. Winter term grades were issued, reports mailed, and entrance examinations held March 30–31 for credit eligibility. Spring vacation runs April 9, with faculty attending Inland Empire meetings in Spokane. Community events include a March 12 violin recital, an April 14 debate in Gooding Idaho, and the Normal College Index issues detailing progress and summer school news. Local obituaries and notices recount health, travel, and road conditions amid spring thaw.

Inland Empire Association Spokane Miss Troxell Nash Hayden McCullough McBain Clark Davis Miss Hayden Colege Helen Finch Normal College Edythe Nelson Truman Smith Mary Hibner Gooding Idaho Normal College Index Normal College _ Index Montana Bozeman Missoula Dillon

Melrose Throat Operations Ease Sore Throats

Dr. Dunlap of Anaconda removed tonsils from two Boettcher children Kieth and Elenor during a Dillon stop on his semi monthly trip. Two days later Billie also had tonsil surgery. All operations were successful. The Boetticher family remains generally healthy aside from throat issues and rheumatism is not expected to affect them.

Melrose Dunlap Anaconda Dillon Otto Boettcher Kieth Elenor Little Billie

Social notes from Dell Montana and surrounding area

Among passengers for Dillon last Saturday were Mrs Gallagher Mrs Hansen Mrs W Stewart and Noah Gray. Easter dinner hosted by Mrs Dowling included James McKnight Jr Burke Rosenbaum Leverton Hyland Dowling and others. The town emptied for the Patterson ranch sale while S M McKnight and Elmer Martindell sent cattle to eastern markets and James McKnight shipped potatoes south. Miss Nellie McKnight visited with locals in Dell.

W. Sweeney James McKnight Nellie McKnight Dillon

Local Notes from Apex Mont April Visit News

David Hier returned from Butte where he visited days with his wife who is recovering well after hospital stay. Mrs Frakes left for Portland to visit her daughter. Joe Pace and family seen with friends at Reichle. Doc Hier departed for Butte. Dillon visitors L Anderson bought cattle from Noah Allen. Mrs David Hier came home from Butte with her mother visiting. Lester Rice was a supper guest at Noah Allen’s home.

Portland Ore Mahoney Joe Hervet George Kendrick Idaho Falls C. F. Moore Kendrick P. Cemmons Kenneth Medvor W. Q. Kearns Apex Mont David Hier Butte Parks Lester Rice Noah Allen

Dillon Headlines and Staffing Changes Reported

April 4 notes show A. A. Anderson visiting Dillon Monday. J. H. Bardon accepts a position at the Hans Pederson ranch. Tom Pierce makes a hurried trip to Dillon Friday.

Grant A. A. Anderson Dillon J. H. Bardon Hans Pederson Ranch Tom Pierce

Cattle Movements and Local Socials in Polaris Area

Polari s April 3 report notes Dan Pendergast and Geo Clemo taking cattle to Armstead for shipment. Fred Walkley of Jackson is buying cattle this week. Easter dinner hosted by Mrs E A Marchesseau with neighbors present. Several locals travel to Dillon. Frank Judge sick. Elmer Hayes birthday dinner hosted at Mrs Knoll’s home with local guests.

Polaris Dan Pendergast Geo. Clemo Big Hole Valley Armstead Fred’ Walkley Jackson E. A. Marchesseau J. H. Judge Frank Marchesseau Martin J. J. Brown Frank Madden Will Corbett Tom Tritt Ed. Marchesseau Howard Meeker D. L. Ranch Dillon Oregon Tash Wilbur Harris

Local notes from Medicine Lodge and forest news

Medicine Lodge items report residents traveling between Dillon and nearby towns, spring chores, and social events. Official forest notes announce Fire Prevention Week April 22 28 and detail grazing approvals for Madison Forest plus railroad ties and timber sales.

Madison Schowe Martin and Donaldson Ennis Madison Forest Yellowstone Tie& Timber Company Madison National Forest

Ladies' Aid elects officers in 25th treasurer's term

The Sheridan Methodist Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. G W Rightenour's home for a semi annual officer election marking the silver anniversary of the treasurer's incumbency. Financial reports cover 25 years with receipts of 7766.59 since 1898 and disbursements of 7749.12 including pastors' salaries and church-building payments.

Sheridan Ladies’ Aid Society the Methodist Church G. W. Rightenour Rightenou R. P. Smith J. T. M. Stevens W. W. Howard J. M. Tull J. A. Badcon S i. Hoc James Duncan, Sr Harry Howe Tola Pray

Local News and Social Notes From Waterloo

Dick Alsop moved up from Whitehall last Thursday and left that evening for Iowa where his wife has been for some time on account of her mother’s illness. Richard Lally spent the Easter vacation at his parents' home. Munroe Foster spent Saturday in Sheridan attending to business matters.

Homer Townsend Twin Bridges Dorothy Davidson Anaconda Taggart Burdel Lutey Butte Guy George Paul George H. J. Foster Whitehall William Curnow Manly Hopwood Ranger Station Hopwood Davis Ranch George Scott Fred Lewis Rocky Mountain Produce Co Valley Springs Ranch James Warn van Orsdal Ranch Walter Everly Virginia City Messrs Caparara and Delmo Pipestone Durham Bulls Waterloo Dick Alsop Here Iowa Richard Lally Munroe Foster Sheridan

Foley's Honey and Tar Eases Four Coughing Children

J Reishel of town Pa reports four children with whooping cough found relief with Foley's Honey and Tar. He says two were severely affected and the medicine eased their cough at once. Promoted as the largest selling cough medicine in the world.

J. Reishel Foley Potts Adv

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