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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
11
The piece describes equipment built by manual training classes for the department. It notes Mrs Margaret Craig Curran director of the teachers service division departed Sunday for a high school visitation trip in the northwestern part of the state.
The piece notes Miss Hendrickson presenting Glaspell's one act play Trifles with Provincetown players and explains the play’s focus on trifles. It details the April Palmer Penmanship Pointers issue with contributors, photos, and Palmer certificate students, plus a filmic image of Virginia Randolph. It mentions a dorm dance, summer Normal College sessions at four cities, and the Index issue announcing teaching sessions. J Scott Wiseman contributes to Industrial Arts Magazine with Practical Manual Training Work and photos of the new training school.
The Butte Presbytery Woman's Missionary Society meeting will be held at the Dillon Presbyterian Church May 1 2. Miss Minnie Rumsey of Chicago will headline with a program of prayers reports music and discussions for delegates and the public.
The Tribune reports librarians from across the state praise county libraries and urge Beaverhead County to form a system with branches. A one mill levy could raise about 7,500 dollars, costing a family with a 10 000 dollar property value up to 3 dollars annually, enabling access to many books and magazines.
The city of Dillon weighs turning over its building and library materials to the county for a county run library. Agnes D. Smith cites librarian salaries and branch staffing as major costs, noting many volunteers and small payments in several locations. Troy totals show Bull Lake forest road funding at 30,000 dollars.
Real estate transfers for the Beaverhead Abstract Company week ending April 14 1923 include patents to Roscoe Cornell 120 acres southeast of Dillon Clifford Joy 480 acres west of Blacktail Deer Creek Joseph Jones 3820 acres near Apex Chas D Maury 320 acres northeast of Selway home ranch Ira Sallee 320 acres northeast of Selway home ranch Administratrix Pearl Smith to Abbie Hansen one fourth interest in 367 acres northeast of Dillon with water rights 400.00 Deed Herbert C Hansen May C Wylie Mildred E Williams to A L Stone 200 acres northeast of Dillon half interest in Hansen ditch water right 1.00 Bargain and sale Abbie Hansen widow to A L Stone 167 acres northeast of Dillon with water known as Hansen ditch 1.00 Affidavit C R Brown spelling John E Brown J E Brown C R Brown and Chancy Brown Tax deed Bertie Mathews to Michael Haggerty 1 lot on Kentucky avenue 5.02 Annual labor and improvements Tefft for C R Brown F T Brown 2000.00 Order confirming sale Charles Hansen estate one fourth interest 367 acres northeast of Dillon water right 400.00 Notice of water right Mrs Dora Churchill 200 inches Jerry creek Notice of water right Harrison Churchill 50 ft Big Hole river Mid-Northern Oil resumes drilling near Ringling.
A fine little home with four rooms a bath and barn on three lots in South Washington priced at 3000 dollars with terms. A two story frame residence on Thompson avenue offers eight rooms a bath and a large lot priced at 2650 dollars with 200 dollars down and monthly payments. Co C Newman 8 and 4 Telephone Blk 17 18 Dillon Mont.
Kalispell and Flathead County announce a fair planned for this year. Great Falls reports fifty workers rushing construction on a new oil refinery. The Great Northern railroad is stalling oil burning locomotives on the Kalispell division.
An advertisement urges readers to mail a cutout to Foley & Co for a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The offer is presented by Potts the druggist with Chicago address and a return request for name and address.
Pay post man on delivery or send money order. If shoes are not as represented we will cheerfully refund your money promptly upon request.
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