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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1924
Page
10
Society item reports the Two Bit club was entertained Thursday evening by Mrs. Robert Barrett at her residence on St Washington street.
Mrs. Cora Holland will host the Pinochle club next Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lizette Rounds hosted Busy Bee club Wednesday afternoon at her Fast Morse Street home. Mrs. Robert Barrett entertained the M. M. club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Clara Chapman hosted the Needle club Wednesday afternoon.
L D Brown visited Armstead. L A Gregory bought a Red Star Dodge coupe. Mrs Marie Hoffman attended her nephew John Burke’s funeral in Dell. Elizabeth Vance funeral in Melrose. Helen L Smith lists household items for sale. Miss Cora Taylor recovers from surgery at Barrett Hospital and will return home soon. Lost suitcase marked Ts L C found at D I store. For sale enamel range inquiry at Tribune office. 17-11.
Four Shorthorn bulls advertised for sale by Meine Livestock Co in Dillon Montana. Rancher Joe Shaw from the Big Hole basin attends this week’s stock men convention. Eugene Free, son of Mrs Lillian Free, is home from Chicago University to intern in the Canal Zone hospital. Miss Leonore Thompson returns from Missoula for her father Leslie Thompson’s illness in Twin Bridges.
Jeff Cox motored from his Twin Bridges area ranch to Dillon on Thursday. William Lacy, a Melrose visitor, attends the Stockmen's convention this week. J. W. Finsley and J. C. Brenner, prominent stockmen, are among attendees. R. D. Marchesseau of Polaris and Harold Capehart of Wisdom also visit Dillon for convention business. Mrs. Forrest Bayerd and children return to Dillon to reside.
At a wealthy young farmer’s wedding anniversary a guest encounters a shabby man in a corner. He learns the stranger’s name is Burton and discovers he is the cousin, "one hundred thousand dollars removed," highlighting a distant, if humorous, family link.
John Burke aged 11 months, son of Mr and Mrs J D Burke of Dell, died Wednesday at St James hospital in Butte from measles complications. Funeral held this morning in Lima with burial in Lima cemetery.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church announces a Sunday April 27 program for youth with a 10 o clock Sunday school, 11 o clock boys service, Epworth League at 7 and a girls service at 8 with a girls choir. Parents urged to attend.
Bowdoin lake exporters ship about 450000 pounds of carp to New York, signaling strong inland fish trade. The shipment highlights Bowdoin’s role in regional aquaculture and commerce.
A doctor tells a patient he has a chronic complaint while the patient asks for a lower voice because someone is in the next room. The exchange hints at secrecy or private matters within a medical or intimate setting.
Whitefish-Work is authorized to advance the Eureka-Whitefish corridor project from Radnor to Stryker, marking a key step in regional transportation improvements. The authorization enables planning, design, and potential construction actions under the council’s oversight.
A humorous dialogue turns on a salesman who claims he can read minds. The busy man challenges the claim and asks for proof, prompting a witty exchange about true thoughts and the salesman’s persuasive abilities.
The First Baptist Church schedules Sunday school at 10:00 a m for all ages with sermons on growing a church and serving joyfully. Annual conference set for Monday April 28. evangelistic meetings begin Tuesday April 29 at 7 45 p m led by Rev Henry Van Engelen, Missoula pastor and state Baptist leader. Public invited. H J Pritchard.
Eleven miles of federal road around Tally Lake near Whitefish are scheduled for construction this year. The project aims to improve access and transportation in the region, with funding directed to the expansion and paving work planned for the area.
First State Bank of Enid and First National Bank of Lambert announce a merger planned to combine operations and assets. The deal aims to streamline services and expand regional presence.
The record lists Philip J. May as minister with Sabbath school at 10 a m under Mr Cluley and morning worship at 11. A cordial invitation to all is extended.
For Sale furniture assortment in first grade condition. Includes Queen Anne period dining set bedroom Circasian walnut living room leather sanitary couch two 9x12 rugs sectional bookcase desk swivel chair sewing basket small rugs and other articles. Call or write Rev. May Dillon. 17 11.
A druggist named Potts states Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant, will flush and restore normal kidney function. The notice appears from AGY dated 14 17.
In run down condition catarrh worsens, showing it is influenced by overall health. Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines a local Ointment for quick relief with an internal Tonic to improve general health. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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