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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
9
A Montana proclamation asserts God reigns through ages and claims the state’s wealth and beauty as His to guide for His glory. It urges Christians to take stewardship seriously, noting the task is demanding and not a holiday duty.
A Montana sermon decries secular temptations and calls for Christ guided education. It urges stronger vision, prayer, and service to build a Godly state. Surgical recovery at Rochester and travels of local residents are noted along with a return trip from Los Angeles.
H T Hedden of Billings made a business visit to Dillon. William Waugh visited in Butte earlier this week. Mrs W T Chealey was an Apex visitor in Dillon Monday. Frank Tate came from Melrose to Dillon today. Oy Memming visits from Melrose. Mr Flemming recently returned from California. Mr and Mrs Thomas Pierce and baby daughter and Miss Gladys Kay were Worse Prairie visitors in Dillon this week. Miss Ruth Tash, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Tash, ill but improving at home.
The Delphian club will meet Monday afternoon April 27 at Mrs. T. E. Luebben's home. Mrs. C. W. Robison will lead the session on Lohengrin. Annual officer elections will be held at this meeting.
Mrs Ed Lloyd will entertain the Busy Bee club on Wednesday afternoon April 29 at her home in the Lloyd and Blair apartments.
University of Idaho glee club members entertained Dillon Rotarians with piano and violin solos and vocal numbers. Senator Hazelbaker presided, a banquet for Rotarians and wives planned, and talks covered jury service and National Boys Week. John Iamabnit discussed cattle shipments to California and livestock market notes.
Mr and Mrs Chester Barrett of Horse Prairie announce the birth of a baby boy born recently at St James hospital in Butte. The couple are the proud parents and expect to name the child in the near future.
The First Baptist Church invites worshippers to rest and renew their spiritual lives with Bible school at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. B Y P U meets at 7 p.m. with evening worship at 8 p.m. Beginning Sunday the young people's meeting starts at 7 p.m. and the evening service remains at 8 p.m.
Strayed or stolen three month old Airedale pup. Reward offered by J. P. Best at 619 South Washington Street, Dillon. Adv. 15.
Estray notice states owner may claim the red muley heifer about two years old no brand ears cropped with white on face. If unclaimed, public auction to the highest cash bidder on May 1 1925 at 4 p m at W. W. McLean ranch on the Big Hole river east of Reichle. D. V. Erwin stock inspector.
Dorchester Iowa resident Landon Taylor endorses Foley Pills as the best remedy for kidney troubles. The ad claims the diuretic stimulant can flush the kidneys and improve health, with Potts the druggist listed as the advertiser.
Beaverhead Post of the American Legion held its regular meeting last evening with new ideas for entertaining visiting delegates. George R. Baker was named commander of two firing squads to officiate at funerals and ceremonies. A Decoration Day committee was formed with Alvin Jones, George Baker and Walter Stamm. Pat Sullivan boxing club may visit Hartwig theater next month from Butte. State Adjutant Jones missed his Butte train and will address members tonight on the estate convention. Districts Kevin Sunburst and Cat Creek reported 207 985 barrels of oil in March.
Advertisement for a four size flat bottomed ditcher that dumps dirt to one side and works quickly. Reversible throws dirt, suitable for any depth or width, exhibited in Frying Pan basin with delivery from Denver. James Kirkpatrick, Agent, Beaverhead County Montana.
For sale is a ready to run sheep ranch totaling 480 deeded acres plus 1 280 leased in foothill open and forest range. Fully equipped and capable of running 1000 ewes. Asking 6500 for all with options of 4500 cash and balance on time. Contact Co C Newman at the Dillon Hotel Adv 16-17.
The article portrays Benjamin Franklin as an amateur in science and invention, noting his 1746 electricity experiments, 1749 diary conjecture of electrical nature, and 1753 public promotion of the lightning rod. It credits Franklin with advancing the device despite swindlers and highlights the rod’s enduring legacy.
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