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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
10
Local pages list furniture for sale at Fors gren's Grocery and Tattersalls supplies with many Adv. lines. Residents travel between Apex, Dillon, Melrose, Idaho Falls and Stevensville while visitors arrive from Burlington and Chicago. Flags fly at half mast as Mrs Forrester and Mrs Crowley make trips and family visits dominate the week.
Miss Gwynetha Lile, a Normal student from Scobey Montana, was thrown when a horse fell at about 1 30 p m. She suffered a fractured skull and doctors have only slim hopes of recovery. She was taken to Barrett hospital for treatment.
Beaverhead Post delegates Vorhees Paddock and R. A. Reeser attend the Montana state convention in Billings. Alderic Tessier travels with the 408 grand promenade in Billings, and Lee McCracken joins the Dillon delegation. Paddock Tessier and McCracken drive via Yellowstone Park on the trip and plan to return to Dillon.
Speaker pro tem A. O. Gullidge gave the eulogy for the dead chief. The assembly sang "Lead Kindly Light" a favorite hymn of the president, then stood in silence as bells tolled.
The Board of County Commissioners met at 9 30 a m Monday August 6 1923 with Chair A L Anderson and Commissioners Gosman Shaw and Fuller present. They ordered the county treasurer to provide an abstract of all county property insurance policies and to notify agents to present renewals before approval. The board adjourned at noon to Tuesday August 14 1928 for reconvening in regular session.
Dr H. H. Scarborough the eye specialist will be at the Andrus Hotel Dillon on Thursday August 16 for consultations. Those seeking relief from headaches dizziness or eye defects should see him on that date.
Estray horses described as sorrel gelding black gelding bay mare with colt black mare and yearling colt black gelding roan mare sorrel mare day mare and colt will be sold for cash at Dillon Horse Sales yards Dillon Montana on September 10 at 3 p m.
One brown mare and colt right shoulder One brown gelding branded One brown mare branded Three bay mares branded shoulder and see cut at right Two bay mares and one bay gelding branded see cut at right on left thigh Five head of yearling colts no brand Three head of grown horses no brand
Dillon Rotarians hosted a Sugar Bowl dinner with business leaders and Normal College students. President Sheldon E. Davis spoke on how the $260,000 in new campus buildings will spur growth and attract hundreds of students. Local leaders praised the appropriation and predicted expanded athletics and facilities for both genders.
The Whitaworth family announces that their son Edavin has recovered from a burst appendix and has been discharged from the hospital after weeks of danger. Medical care and skilled nursing aided the recovery and he is expected to regain full health within weeks.
Mrs J W Deputy Beaverhead county Pioneer Sons and Daughters vice president says Helena reports the Pioneer Cabin has been rebuilt with help from W A Clark Jr Members with Pioneer Day souvenirs are urged to notify the secretary and arrange display during fair week in Helena for a shared collection.
Joplin reports Empire Oil company to drill a new well near here as Powder River bridge work begins at once.
For sale on South Washington Street in Dillon six lots surround an eight room house with extensive lawn trees and a large garden plus chicken yards. Irrigating water right supports lawn and garden and a small dairy and chickens are possible. Contact Joseph Gelhaus 32-34 733 South Washington Street.
Symptoms such as coated tongue bad breath sour stomach cramps headache gas and biliousness indicate indigestion. Quick relief may be had with Foley Cathartic Tablets. Do not gripe pain or nauseate. Refuse substitutes. Insist on Foley's Potts the druggist. Adv 31 35
August 25 set as the date for the annual Catholic field day at Dillmont Park with a noted program of sports and entertainment for attendees.
J D Stephens of Samson Alabama describes long kidney problems improved by Foley Kidney Pills. He notes quick relief and better health after use. Advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills from Potts the Homeopath.
R R Rathbone announces the end of all business affairs in Dillon before moving to Washington DC. All accounts must be paid by cash or bankable note before August 1. Limited patient openings remain and early appointments are advised.
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