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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
9
Notices of church festivals fairs dancing parties suppers and concerts with admission or profit from sales are charged five cents per line. Card of thanks and obituary poetry are priced at five cents per line.
The Montana Tribune reports ex governor Norris declines to run as a Democrat for U S senator. It notes party maneuvers including Wheeler’s table of a repeal resolution and predicts Carl Riddick will enter the race and seek Republican nomination. The paper, Beaverhead County based, supports Dillon.
Montana will not nominate or elect a submarine U. S. senator this year. The fight must be made in the open sea and above the water line. Gen Rankin’s opinion of pardoned or would be pardoned convicts’ testimony is not complimentary.
An advertisement touts Krimp Krust as a delicious wholesome healthful bread baked by City Baking Co. asserts it as a quality daily staple for families.
Local notes report numerous Dillon visitors and short trips for the week. Bannack, Sheridan, Butte, and Armstead figures appear among extended or nearby travel. Community updates include illness, hospital visits, and social calls with several residents attending events or sights in Montana towns.
In Judge Phillips court Albert Crowell pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of intoxicating liquors and paid a $100 fine. Dick Schwab Ed Whitney and W J Harding were charged with moonshine sales, pled not guilty and posted $250 bail each. Tom Toomey also pleaded guilty to possession and pays a $100 fine in jail. County road work will use new patrols with machines to grade planes and repair bridges, attached to Fordsons. Velocity limits near schools are eight mph to curb speeders. Spring signs appear with the first lawn mower, while odd snowstorms and deep Divide snow affect travel. Henry Olsen reports deep snow and slow auto travel. Featherly line work suspended by storm. Lambing runs large. Otto Schulz reports eighteen hundred lambs and good average. Veteran stage driver Charles Higginbotham returns to Dillon.
An old advertisement describes 5 CATARRH MEDICINE as purging the system, cleansing the Blood, and reducing susceptibility to colds. It claims to act on the mucus surfaces to ease acute catarrh and prevent chronic forms, mentioning the product as a remedy offered by a company in Ohio.
The item lists residents and numbers from Melrosey Melrose to Helena and Dillon, naming Frank Lechner and others. Local news mentions O. M. Galloway recovering from flu, Emma Yeaman visiting, A. A. Elliott returning from Missoula, Col Nolan’s efforts in the capital game, and Dr. T. A. Grigg visiting Beaverhead Alberta Oil and Gas, noting drill progress to 100 feet and oil in the brown sand.
120 acre dairy and farm proposition near Twin Bridges with good buildings house furnished spring water soil and water right plus 3 horses 10 Holstein cows 5 calves 50 chickens and farm machinery. Price 70 per acre half cash. Also 400 acre cattle dairy hog ranch near station and school 350 cultivated irrigated 300 tons hay 19 horses 100 cattle and all machinery. Price 62.50 per acre. C C Newman Dillon Mont advertisement.
The Warren Ohio Tribune reports Lester Opp of Dillon Montana presented a violin cello recital at Dana Institute under L V Ruhl. Opp earned praise for a precise program and his piano accompanist Ralph McFadden also from Dillon assisted. S M Ross and F E Buck attended a district court hearing on East Bench irrigation district. John Wold of Melrose visited.
The First Baptist Church schedules a series of sermons on Denominational Day with morning Ag to a Christian Church and evening Member ship in the Church. Music and four minute speeches precede. The May 8 quarterly business meeting reports by all departments, with a May 4 annual meeting at 7 45 pm featuring music readings and entertainment followed by a short business session and refreshments. All are urged to attend.
A marriage license was issued in Butte on April 24 to Daniel Grant and Mrs. Nellie Stahl both of Dillon. It is understood they will reside in Butte. Miss Mary Gist spent Sunday at the Edinger ranch near Divide.
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