Local social notes from Dillon area last week
A rundown of residents and visitors in and around Dillon including BE M Martinell from Dell Verena Vance in Lima visits L F Molleur in Butte and many other short calls. Mentions of sales and ads for public land scripts tours to Missoula and Billings plus party guests at the P Q ranch and community events in Dillon.
Normal College Notes Highlight Campus Activities
At the weekly assembly Rev F X Leschner spoke on Belgian and German cathedrals. Student elections named Gladys Alexander president Clyde Crook vice president Anna Hench secretary Dorothy Webber treasurer and Marion Lund sergeant at arms. A religious census shows denominational rankings and the pool schedule adapts to demand. State officials toured fire protection facilities and campus trees are being planted. The Gargoyles drama club is holding spring try outs with a new voting method and a 24 member limit. David Meads studied gym facilities in Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Alexander
Deer Lodge
Clyde Crook
Dillon
Anna Hench
Stevensville
Secreary
Dorothy Webber
Butte
Marion Lund
Big Sandy
The
Gargoyles
Normal College
Gargoyle Club
Care of the Gymnasium and Swimming Pool
A short note on the responsibilities for the upkeep and supervision of the gymnasium and swimming pool facility. The text outlines duties related to maintenance, safety, and daily operations.
Montana range and livestock report for April 1 1926
The report notes Montana stock in excellent winter condition with cattle at 105 percent of normal and sheep at 103 percent. Moisture reserves fell due to March winds, frost damage in early grass, and recent snow should help. Outlook for summer grazing is above average despite cold weather and frost, with ranges near normal to above and lambing underway in many areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Federal Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Sunday Church Notice At Methodist Church
Reverend Carl Knudsen announces Dr. 8 E Davis will speak on College Christianity at 7 30 Sunday at the Methodist Church Principal Peterson will speak April 25 due to travel The Spring Service is at 11 with sermon Springtime and the Trees of Gol Choir sings Creation Bows to Thee Bible School at 10 Worship 11 Young Peoples 6 30 Evening 7 30 Sunday School 9 45 Stereopticon Family and Religion shown at 6 50 Epworth League All welcome Woman's Home Missionary society meets April 22 Pioneer club presents Patches at High School April 24 26 Ladies Aid chicken supper Saturday April 17 5 40 pm
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8.E. Davis
Normal College
Methodist Church
Carl Knudsen
Peterson
Davis
Gol
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Betsy Haines
Pioneer Club
Ladies Aid
For Sale Five Lots in Stahl's Addition Dillon
Five lots, block 11 lots 1 2 3 4 5 corner group in Stahl's addition Dillon for sale. Make an offer. Address C. D. Tribune office. Adv 12-22. Dr R D Curry's new offices in Telephone block. Phone 355 Adv 14-18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahl’s
Dillon
C. D
Tribune Office
R. D. Curry
The First Baptist Church Invitation Sermon Fragment
A fragment from a Baptist church sermon emphasizes serving the individual family and nation through Christian training and loyalty. The minister invites listeners to join if they have no church home.
Best turkey eggs for setting for sale in Apex
Myrs W. E. Hardisty advertises setting turkey eggs for sale in Apex. Ad appears in the 14-18 issue window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey Eggs
Myrs
W. E. Hardisty
Apex
Atkeson Dairy Adil Milk Cream and Butter Delivery
milk cream butter and buttermilk delivered to any part of the city. phone 81R1. patronage solicited.
Desirable Modern Home for Swap in Dillon Area
Six room modern home with furniture included located in a good area on five lots with a large barn. Price listed as four thousand dollars with swap option. Contact C C Newman Dillon Adv. 15-16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Newman
Dillon
Great Falls Adds Street Car Cars To Meet Rising Traffic
Stock in excellent condition throughout the state and feed supply ample. Great Falls reports increased traffic on street car lines necessitating purchase of three additional cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Goodbye to Our Small Game Fate Hunted to Extinction
Dr William T Hornaday argues that American game protection is deadly flawed and that mass killing by sportsmen continues. He warns extinction of small game without stricter limits and calls for reforms to sanctuaries and hunting policies. He criticizes the Department of Agriculture and gun lobby influence on policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
East
Middle West
United States of America
Atlantic
United States
Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
BE. M. Martinell
Dell
Verena Vance
Lima
L. F. Molleur
Herb Arnold
Hazelbaker
Ora Roselle
Monida
Roy Ward
Charles Goddard
Salmon
C. W. Brown
R. E. Foster
H. T. Hedden
Billings
City
Tribune Book Store
Andrew Williams
Alder
Joe Metlen
Medicine Lodge
Norman Gilbert
Mary Moran
Home Park
Thomas Pierce
Horse Prairie
R. J. Dansie
Bedrock
Taylor Bradley
Armstead
Christine Albers
John
Loretta Robison
Fred Mailey
Harvey Robison
Blaine
Warren Stone
Missoula
South Dakota Street
Johnson Trading Company
Call
Dillon, Mont
John Anderson
Ruby Valley
Lamyme Schroder
Mrs
A. A. Schroder
Grant
Tattersall’s
Cameron Gowen
Whitehall
Miss Myrna Simpson
Livingston
Ruth Benedict
Dewey
John Orr
Frank Birrer
Ivo
Orrie Nyhart
Woodmen Lodge
Hollis Harrison
Earl Tash
Dewey Marchesseau
Polaris
B. N. Stevenson
Minneapolis
Salt Lake
Marjorie
John H. Brundage
Belgium
Ralph
Acme Quality
Beaverhead Lumber CO
Normal College Notes
F. X. Leschner
Wek-End
George Porter
W. G. Brooks
David Meads
Bozeman
Aldin Hazen
Chardon
Ohio
Sheridan Bull
Hazen
Church of the Word of God
Young Peoples
the First Baptist Church
I. L. Kurney
Atkeson Dairy
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Bank OF Strength and Service
William T.hornaday
DR. WH
Thornaday
Ako
Cole
Kang
Sper
U.S. Department of Agriculture