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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
10
Local residents and visitors are listed in a Dillon roundup with names from Alder Twin Bridges Monida and beyond. Among those noted are Frank Felt J B Mayfield and J W Scott visiting for business weddings and Easter holidays plus operations and travel to Butte Helena Rochester Kalamazoo and Missoula.
St James Guild met at the Guild Hall Thursday afternoon for a no hostesses affair.
Mrs D A Gault will host the St James Guild meeting on Thursday April 23. The event occurs at an unspecified venue with members likely attending, reflecting a social club activity typical of the era.
The Wednesday afternoon Bridge Club will meet with Mrs. William Lovell on April 22.
The Methodist Aid Society was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mes James W. G. Roberts, James Kirkpatrick and Millie Crowell in a social gathering likely at a local church or community venue.
Miss Clara Plant entertained a number of friends at a Wednesday afternoon luncheon at 1 30. C overs were laid for eight.
Mrs. C. W. Woodburn hosted the Needle club with twelve ladies attending and enjoying hospitality. The M. M. club drove to the country home of Mrs. Archie Henneberry for an afternoon visit. Mrs. Charlotte Ballard and Mrs Earl Wheat hosted the St. Rose Guild at Mrs. Ballard's East Orr street home.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertises a two part remedy with a local ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic to improve general health. It notes the product has been sold by druggists for over forty years and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio as the makers.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society will gather Friday April 24 at 3 o clock with Mrs E E Loft at the Manse. The subject is The American Negro. All women are cordially invited.
Mr and Mrs Jack Rees and Mr and Mrs Hiram Brundage entertained friends at the Brundage home with dinners and pinochle on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Seven tables were used each night and red tulips served as decorations and centerpieces.
An 19th century Montana classified ad promotes the Hottell Flat-Bottomed Ditcher with four sizes. It promises quick, cheap ditch cleaning, reversible dirt throwing to one side, and flat bottoms, usable for any depth or width. James Kirkpatrick, agent for Beaverhead County, Montana, offers prompt Denver delivery.
Desirable 480 acres deeded land 1280 leased in foothills with open and forest range fully equipped. Will run 1000 ewes. Priced at 6500 total with 4500 cash and balance on time. Co C Newman Dillon Hotel Dillon Montana Adv 16 17.
A Mrs Lela Cook testimonial claims Adlerika reduces gas on the stomach and eases nervousness. The ad urges one spoonful to cleanse bowels and remove long‑held matter, recommending Potts the Druggist for purchase.
A devotional urging readers to seek inspiration in the Bible during hard times. It cites figures like Moses Elijah David Daniel John the Baptist Paul and others, arguing faith and a hopeful mindset produce resilience and renewed energy for the next day.
The fragment presents a Plato style adage urging diligence ahead of idleness unless one values brightness and wisdom. It emphasizes virtue through purposeful effort over lax leisure.
Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association will pay 10 cents per dozen for magpie crow and owl eggs brought to Union Electric Company office. Do not disturb nests or collect eggs from other birds. The program aims to destroy predatory birds in the area.
Beavers head the Beaverhead County High School lettermen invite students to a dance at the gym tomorrow evening. It marks their second dance of the school year with Lonnie's orchestra providing music.
Citizens' committee led by Principal Linden McCullough Lee McCracken and W B Hartwig announces that male college students in Dillon can be hired for various tasks including house cleaning and gardening. Interested residents may contact 250 J or 144 at the Normal office or training school.
London Opinion reports a newly formed society requiring each member to sow power seeds along country roads and to stop motorists long enough to pick blossoms for a wreath to place on each fallen pedestrian.
English watch industry purchases made abroad and bought in England last year totaled over 4.0 million items. The figure highlights the scale of cross border trade and domestic consumption in the sector.
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