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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1926
Page
10
DA Galt returned from Great Falls where he attended to business matters and drove home a new Chevrolet on the same trip. He plans to spend the summer at the ranch as the Bag Sprinkle event winds down.
Mrs A L Stone returned from California with wintering at her daughter Martha’s. T E Luebben healed from pneumonia and back home. Miss Mary Christiansen visited Butte. Gladys Bartleh accompanied her home. William Dunn Jr resumed Normal college after Barrett hospital operation. Mrs A C Ulm returned from Forsyth visit. Mrs LeRoy Gilbert’s family welcomed Richmond Pease. Brundage and Drummey traveled via Butte to meet Seattle guests en route to Iowa. John H Brundage touts Belgium Melotte cream separator as closest skimmer. Helena-Lewis and Clark county farmers plan cooperative marketing of valley products.
A roundup of weekend visitors and local events around Dillon includes Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Kellum hosting relatives at the Harrison ranch, Mrs. J. J. Brown and Jimmy Brown visiting the Marchesseau ranch, and a party at George A. Pyle's home with numerous guests. The Polaris baseball team is forming with ready players, and several locals attended Woodmen’s initiation. Easter dinners and decorated Master motifs highlighted community gatherings with extended local families and neighbors featured.
Reichle April 21. Mrs John Waters left Monday for a week's visit in Butte.
Frank Cullen and his repair crew completed work on the railroad here and departed for Pocatello on Thursday.
Miss Hira Garrison and Miss Verna Huber spent the week end in Butte enjoying a social visit and local events.
Rev T Clifford of Lima conducted religious services in the local schoolhouse this Sunday. The gathering drew residents from Lima and nearby areas seeking spiritual guidance and communal fellowship.
Wilson and Smith move their cattle to a creek near Dil lon in a rural relocation noted in this brief local update.
Butte visitors this week include Matt Polish Kaspar Hauser Nick Adders and J C Ferguson as noted in a local social column.
Spring arrives early with snow melted on flats and green grass in hills. Stock turned out with surplus hay, while roads stay muddy from rapid melt. Location Lakeview April 19 reports widespread rejoicing in the countryside.
On April 12 a mail wagon moved from Lakeview to Lake Idaho. Roads to Monida and Lakeview are passable, though the north side remains muddy for autos. Milton Nelson of Wood's Crossing Utah ferried about 300 head of young cattle to be cared for on Tom O Connor ranch this summer. Frank Sparrow stays at Eagle Nest ranch Gilbert Hunts cabin for the season. Mr and Mrs Joseph Buck Jr moved onto F G David ranch Green Meadow on upper south side, with an eye to buying.
Grace Little of Dillon gave piano lessons in Melrose Monday afternoon. Silver Bow county road crew graded and repaired Melrose streets this week. Mrs. Philip Dunstan and infant Phyllis June visited Mr. and Mrs. John Maclvor at the Iowa house. John Maclvor and son Kenneth went to Butte on business. the Deans with Billie Turner also traveled to Butte via Twin Bridges. Mrs. Alice Newton returned to Stevensville after visiting Melrose with daughter Katherine Thompson. Mrs. Anderson and May Kane with Donald visited Andrew and his wife. Anderson heads to North Dakota from California, stopping in Melrose after 47 years. Ralph E. Dutch, Melrose merchant, made a business trip to Butte last week.
Local notes recount Mrs. E W Bond visiting Butte on Tuesday and N S Gilbert traveling from Alder on business midweek. Allen Dansie came from Bedrock ranch to Dillon on Monday while Jorgen Jorgenson visited from Big Bule basin on Tuesday.
A new fashion feature presents afternoon dresses in a striking jungle print of black and grey on oyster white. Designs emphasize a straight silhouette with button detailing at the front and cuffs, contrasting borders on hem and sleeve, and a graceful flare from neck to hem.
Mr and Mrs Henry Beaudet and children Anna Lee and James of Rocker visited Melrose as guests at the Thompson home. Mrs Gilbert Fassler shopped and visited with friends in Butte late in the week. Mrs Lydia Swaford and Mrs Selta Gleed were business visitors in Butte for a day last week.
Stop eye defects by seeing Dr. H. H. Scarborough at the Andrus hotel in Dillon on Wednesday April 28. The advertisement promises headache relief through his treatment.
John Long a forest ranger visited the school with J Little to show lantern slides on poisonous plants and forest destruction. Meanwhile the Woods Livestock company moves its many bands of sheep from here to Spencer Idaho.
Mr and Mrs William Adders and their son from Butte visited relatives on Sunday. They were accompanied by Will Nicols and Miss Laura Williams.
Karl Kambich returned Friday from Portland noting very warm conditions and an advanced season. Mr and Mrs Glenn Decker of Dillon visited friends in Reichle Sunday.
The tribune will be printed on Thursdays so subscribers in the county receive it Friday. Correspondents and advertisers should submit copy one day earlier than before.
The B M A's and husbands drove to Barretts Station Sunday afternoon for a campfire dinner then continued to Dillon for a show.
William Climer came back from Caspar Wyoming on Sunday after spending three weeks there for his brother's trial.
Mrs A Ames returned Sunday from Reichle where she has been visiting her son and family Smith Ames.
Mr and Mrs E Kenison and two children Kenneth and Edith Mr and Mrs Kellner and son Edwin and Miss Sophia Guyar were guests at the Lyons home Saturday evening for dinner the occasion being Mrs Kenisons son's birthday.
School begins April 15 in district No 40 above Lakeview with Miss Lee of Dillon serving as the instructor.
Mrs L E Culver and James Han eon entertained neighbors at Picnic Springs fishery with three dinners last week. Among the guests were three different families and Mrs Archie.
In Granger the Hayden family with Archie Jr and Mrs Hayden, early settlers in the upper valley, host friends and stay largely homebound. Milton Nelson of Salt Lake City is among the guests visiting the community.
Cut Bank Hard Rock Oil Co begins a 22 mile pipeline from the Kevin Sunburst oil field at an estimated cost of 100000 dollars. The company plans to complete the line to expand output and improve delivery to market.
In Beaverhead County Montana the district court orders the sale of the whole real estate of Everton J. Conger deceased. Interested parties must appear May 22 1926 at 10:00 a.m. in Dillon to show cause why the administrator Fr Trazelbaker should be granted authority to sell. A publication notice runs four weeks in the Dillon Tribune.
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