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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1927
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune issues its weekly edition in Dillon Montana with F E Foote as publisher and editor. Local notices, community news, and upcoming events are highlighted for readers in the surrounding Beaverhead County area.
The American Press Association reports on UN foreign advertising representation in the United Nations context. Communications emphasize media guidance for international outreach and neutrality standards in official notices and press materials.
Advertising notice outlines subscription rates for six months and three months in advance. Details indicate pricing and renewal terms for readers and agents.
An item entered at the Dilton Post Office for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter, indicating official processing and eligibility for standard mailing.
Outlook in Beaverhead county shows improving conditions. Snow covers the hills while livestock markets remain strong for beef, lamb, wool, and hogs. Mining grows with a planned power line to Bannack, three oil projects underway, a new highway near construction, and Dillon merchants reporting steady business gains.
The writer laments the lack of baseball as spring nears. Golf enthusiasts pursue a new course while marbles tops and track squads linger in winter attire. The piece recalls past routines of cleats on skating shoes before robins appear.
The article notes sixty million women and children visited beauty parlors in 1926, spending about 390 million dollars on grooming. It frames the boom as a strong market for the beauty industry and hints at a lucrative "skin game" with solid returns.
A court judge comments on men handling wives with gloves and hints at the type. a remark noted amid a string of satirical asides about ethnic stereotypes and small town gossip. An Oregon dairyman names a calf after Peaches Browning, a lighthearted anecdote amid the commentary.
Observations over recent weeks show umbrellas and books kept lent, indicating borrowing patterns. The record notes items lent and duration trends without attributing to individuals.
A collage of oddities notes unusual trends and satirical takes from readers. References include Henry Ford selling groceries at cost in Dearborn, a European artist visiting the U S to paint American women, and local quips about weather and census moods.
Ernest E. Loft, pastor, conducts morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled The High Cost of Living Well. A Young Peoples meeting at 6:30 will be led by Miss Louise Thorning.
Beaverhead high school track team prepares for a triangular meet in Whitehall next Friday against Butte and Dillon teams. The event aims to seed state meet contenders in Missoula. Coach Gunderson reports several dependable athletes ready for district titles. Interclass meet occurs Friday afternoon with freshmen leading in training and rivalry. Underclassmen captain Hignight is a top point getter. sophomores rely on Little Smith and Spencer.
F. X. Leschner is pastor. Masses on Sundays at 8 and 10:80 morning and 7:80 evening. Weekday mass at 8 o'clock. Confessions Saturday afternoon from 8 to 5 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Mass first Friday of month at 6:80.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints lists Sunday school at 10 30 a m with Harold M Warner as Sunday school superintendent and Primary association on Wednesday at 8 45 p m at 823 South Washington Street Occasional services are noted.
Kieran J. Butler aged 46 was found dead in his bed at a local rooming house. Coroner James Phillips led an investigation and a jury ruled death resulted from overindulgence in intoxicants. Butler had worked on ranches in the valley and was well regarded. a brother in Hartford, Connecticut was located. Funeral arrangements pending word.
St James Episcopal Church announces Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Church school begins at 9:45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon follow at 11 a.m. Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month at 11 a.m. An invitation extends to all to attend these services.
The Methodist Church lists services and programs led by Minister N B Ricketts. Sunday includes 9:00 Sunday school for news boys 9:45 church school 11:00 morning worship with sermon After Easter Doubts 6:30 Epworth League and 7:30 evening service titled Is the Old time Religion Good Enough for Us.
Warren Shaw from the Big Hole basin states ranchers will continue feeding stock for at least two additional weeks reflecting ongoing winter conditions.
The Cochran family and neighbors extend heartfelt thanks to the American Legion and friends for kindness during illness and after Captain James L. Cochran’s death. Signers include Leonard Denny Margaret Duval Olah Hogue Harley Denny Demoin Denny Nettie Kennedy Cassie Denny Ruth Lee Lois Cox Mildred Denny Gaylord Denny Sammie Denny Ernest Denny Earl Denny Mrs James L Cochran Frank Gorman.
Sunday school at 10 with classes for all ages. Enlistment day at the Baptist church offers attendees a chance to indicate the kind of Christian work they want to do in the coming year. Soul's Prosperity leads the morning sermon. Miss Winifred Frogge directs special choir music. A new members class will be received during the morning service. Evening topic titled A Noticable Fact.
Mrs E H Hollingsworth of North Platte Nebraska reports three days of Sorbol Quadruple use to relieve and remove her goitre. The product is colorless and applied externally, available at local druggists and via Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio and A Potts Druggist 280C.
George Melton and W. B. Hartwig drove to Butte after noon Wednesday to compete in the state handball tournament opening Thursday. They enter both singles and doubles and are seen as contenders for first place in the event.
An advertisement urges tired adults to take Foley Pills diuretic to ease daytime bodily discomfort and nighttime bladder weakness. A user testimonial claims the pills restore strength and comfort with a guaranteed satisfaction promise through Potts the Druggist.
Transfers list titles multiple U S land grants and deeds to and from individuals including Mable A Moore Frank L Huston John A Hall and Wil der Bryan with acres near Monida Bedrock Rattlesnake valley Big Hole basin and Dillon Also mentions Shepherds and various lots on Thomsen avenue plus a sheriff deed for Reichle and final distribution in Ivy Armitage estate.
Montana Employment Agency at 824 S Arizona Butte offers experienced farm workers laborers teamsters and codis available by request. Phone number 6567 for placements and inquiries.
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