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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1924
Page
10
Master Jimmie Judge celebrated his thirteenth birthday with twenty four young guests at the Judge home on St. Washington Street. The house featured Easter decorations and the evening included games dancing and refreshments.
Mrs. Reba M. Graham of New York City will present the work of Presbyterian women branches on Saturday afternoon at 3 30 o clock at the manse. The Missionary Society will be entertained by Mrs. Philip J. May. All are cordially invited to attend.
The Shakespeare club will hold its last literary meeting of the year at the St James rectory Saturday afternoon. The play under discussion will be To the Ladies by George Kaufman and Marc Connelly.
Miss Louisa Almy served as hostess to the Jolly club gathering on Tuesday evening.
Mrs Hoerning mid Mrs Della Boat man advertise services 695 Kentucky Ave 10 19 Aladdin Lamp supplies at Fors gren s Grocery 47 1 Dressmaking Mrs Della Boatman Phone 273 W Mrs Fred Simons visited Lima Tuesday Miss Anna Stocker Grant visited friends Dillon Jorgen Jorgenson Big Hole Basin visitor Patrick H Connor from Melrose Ranch Kitchen range for sale 27 North Washington Street Phone 18 R Mrs George Banks and Mrs Henry Burfiend visited Butte the first of the week Mrs Walter Siria and Mrs Chely Apex visitors in our city Wednesday Victor and Peter Westergard Armstead spent the first of the week in Dillon
Col Alf Decker of Armstead and several visitors from nearby areas were seen in Dillon this week. A variety of local residents and travelers are noted through Tuesday and Wednesday, with plans announced for Better Homes in America Week window displays from 11 to 18.
Rev. and Mrs. Philip J. May of the Presbyterian church plan to leave Dillon near June first to join the mission in French Cameroun, West Africa. May, a former Dillon organizer, will serve with a staff of 74 missionaries. Mrs. May, a nurse, will work at the mission hospital. They will study phonetics in New York before sailing for Cherbourg aboard the Olympic around August two and spend six months in France learning the language. They expect a furlough after three years of service to visit Montana and Dillon, and will first stop with relatives in Boise and Newark.
Four head of Shorthorn bulls offered by Mine Livestock Co in Dillon Montana. Sale advertised in local cattle market.
Frank Eliel, a member of the State Board of Education, went to Helena this week for a board session. The principal business is to consider speeding construction of state educational buildings, including three at the Normal College here estimated to cost 260000 dollars.
Winnett reports 25 880 bushels of corn marketed this winter with an estimated value of 15 590 40 dollars.
Miss Maud Curnutt eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Curnutt and Jack Bennett former Mint pool hall proprietor were married in Butte last Saturday night and have not decided where to live.
Miss Anna Ruth Innes of Dillon and Mr. Lawrence Fenner of Pasadena Calif married at noon Monday in Salt Lake City. The bride, Beaverhead native and Bond Grocery Co. bookkeeper, will move to California with her husband. Fenner, educated in Dillon, now holds an electrical engineering post with a major California firm.
Richard Conklin seven and Earl Conklin eight were committed to the state reform school at Miles City after pleading guilty in District Court to burglarizing the Western Wholesale company warehouse last week before Judge Smith.
The president designates April 21 to 27 as Forest Protection Week and urges public involvement in fire prevention. He notes most of the 36 000 US forest fires annually are man made and stresses that public care is essential alongside forest managers and timber owners.
An editorial calls for public action to prevent forest fires from careless behavior. It condemns careless disposal of matches and cigarette stubs and stresses the threat to timber, watersheds, industry, and recreation. The piece cites the president's call to unite citizens to protect forests.
Fort Shaw farmers on the Sun River irrigation project plan to grow two thousand five hundred acres of sugar beets this year.
Sabbath school at 3 15 afternoon and church services at 4 15. Community invited to attend.
Regal Oil company incorporates with a $60,000 capital to pursue drilling operations in the Kevin Sunburst field, signaling expansion plans and new corporate activity in the region.
For sale a mixed furniture assortment including a Queen Anne dining set bedrooms living room pieces a sanitary couch two 9 by 12 rugs a sectional bookcase a desk a swivel chair sewing basket small rugs and other first grade articles. Call or write Rev May Dillon.
Three properties offered on South Atlantic street Kentucky Ave bungalow ranch on 200 acres at mountain foothills cuts about 200 tons of hay machinery included priced at 5150 dollars terms C CG Newman 20 Telephone Slock Phone 242 J Ady 16 17 Dillon Mont.
State Bank of Dillon sues Charles A. Pruitt Fern J. Pruitt and Mary I Simmons seeking sale of described lands in Beaverhead County. Sheriff I F Mooney sets sale for May 10 1924 at 2 pm at courthouse front door Dillon with cash terms. Deputy Sheriff Gruwell notes details and dates.
Advertisement notes that catarrh is worsened by run down health and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic for overall health. It claims over 40 years of sale by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio.
Philip J. May is minister with Sabbath school at 10 a.m. under superintendent Mr. Cluley. Morning worship follows at 11. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
An advertisement promoting Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for kidneys claims the pills flushing effect will restore kidneys to normal activity. The ad cites Potts the druggist and uses exhortations to avoid tiredness and energy loss.
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