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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
10
A meeting will select which modern French and Italian dramas to study including Maeterlingk's play The Blue Bird and D Annunzio's Giaconda.
Mrs Av Ly Stone acted as hostess to a Needleclub gathering on Wednesday afternoon. Her daughter Miss Martha assisted in serving.
Miss Bertha Huber entertained Episco pal guild members at her St Washington street home. St James Guild announces a meeting set for Thursday April 26 at Mrs W G Gilbert's residence.
Local items include services for rent and sale such as a modern furnished 3 room house, furniture pieces, a Majestic range and Everett piano. Numerous social notes mention visits from residents to Sheridan, Twin Bridges, Reichle, and Butte, with mentions of state officials and students attending events and funerals. Local business ads promote Tattersalls supplies and a Ford promotion.
Chinook announces a large corn show for this fall featuring exhibits, demonstrations, and regional growers. Organizers aim to attract visitors from nearby communities and showcase farming innovations.
Mrs. Henry Tipton made a trip from Forsythe to Dillon this week to buy shoes from the City Shoe Store. The Tiptons, long-time Dillon residents, have kept trading with the local dealer through moves to Butte and other Montana cities, maintaining ties with the City Shoe Store-Adv.
R A Reeser returns from Seattle trip and promotes hemstitching services at Klein Block. Miss Julia Halse visits from State Normal college. tribune bookstore ad for banquet supplies. Anna Lasich visits sister Karl Ogelsby. Henry W Sacher promotes cement and stone work. Frank Jones heads to Helena for U S Veterans Bureau placement. Senator Hazelbaker attends Montana Stockgrowers convention. Rotary congratulates him.
Mr. Evans of the McKee Company demonstrated a school moving picture machine at the Normal College auditorium. The Normal College defeated Goods ing Idaho College on Saturday in a two to one judges vote. Debaters Mary Hibner Edythe Nelson and Truman Smith argued the negative on compulsory arbitration in mining and railroad disputes. Campus work proceeds with cement walks around the new dormitory, grading of the grounds and an auto drive circling campus. Plans include a bridge at Dakota street. The Senior Class chooses Daddy Long Legs as the commencement week play. The primary PTA met to discuss discipline and a future fathers’ meeting.
Ed Lloyd of the Red Star garage visited Helena at the week's start and returned Wednesday driving a new Studebaker six he sold to Bert Williams of this city. A woman plans to work at Columbia next year and expects to complete her Master's degree by term end.
The family of the late Jerome Baxter expresses thanks to neighbors and friends for kindnesses during illness and at his funeral and to those who sent flowers. Also listed are recipients: Mrs. Alice M Baxter Mr and Mrs Anson Baxter. Sheriff's Sale notice for Security State Bank of Dillon v Flora E Wright et al. Includes sale date May 12 1928 at 2:00 PM at the courthouse Dillon Montana Lot 9 Block 19 Plat B Armstead Beaverhead County. Cash terms. Dated April 20 1923. Sheriff D Fh Mooney. Under Sheriff W D Ross. 1619
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