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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
4
J S Brown aged 59 died at Curtis hospital from tuberculosis Wednesday night. The body was shipped to Pagosa Springs Colorado where a brother resides. Brown had stayed at Jackson Hot Springs before coming to Dillon.
Melrose reports a busy week with F A Clothier and family back from Bozeman Pow Wow, Ell a and Della Kelley returning to Hailey Idaho, and many locals visiting Dillon Helena and Butte for business and family. Notables include George B Conway of Helena in Melrose and news of Turner’s death as Carrie Sappington learns of Helena.
A Tribune Book Store feature highlights Berkshire Typewriter Papers as a premier business asset. The carefully selected letter head product appeals to businessmen seeking quality commercial papers to meet discerning taste.
Reichle P. O. reports Mr and Mrs George Lester their family and Conway with children enjoy several weeks river outing with camping favored over fishing. Dillon visits by Bernard Garrison and Mrs Carl Hartwig and baby tour Butte. Electric storm hits area with no damaging effects noted.
Secretary Ensign announces daily aviation thrills during the Montana State fair week. A flying circus will showcase mid air tricks and stunt flying before grandstand crowds. A key act features plane to automobile changes performed at high speed, described as highly sensational.
Mrs. D. E. Farrand and others visited Nicholia from Dell. A. L. Arp visited I. W. Rogers home, while Rob Henderson and families traveled between Nicholia and Dell. Hope Lounsbury visited Marian Kenison, and locals picnicked on Bear Creek. Ranchers report the heaviest hay crop yet. William Sweeney and Ras Hansen arranged supplies and labor, with Jess Robison and Curtis Dearden working for Sweeney & Rogers.
The Arro refinery in Lewistown Montana is rushed to completion using men money and machinery. The 12 percent cumulative preferred shares include a bonus of one common stock share per preferred and are pitched as a safe profitable investment for all investors.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold its forty eighth national convention in San Francisco from August 18 to 23 at the great convention hall. National president Miss Anna A. Jordan will preside, with officers including Mrs. Ella A. Boole of Brooklyn and Mrs. Margaret C. Munns of Evanston among others attending. The meeting focuses on enforcing Prohibition and advancing programs in Americanization child welfare and social morality.
The forty eighth annual W C T U gathering will run August 18 to 23 at the civic auditorium in San Francisco. Mrs Sara J Dorr of Northern California leads as hostess president with arrangements. speaker Mrs Mary Harris Armor is famed as a national lecturer and “Evangel of the New Crusade,” a Georgia product and pioneer recipient of an honorary degree.
A historical overview of the World Woman's Christian Temperance Union notes its founding in San Francisco, Frances Willard's leadership, current leaders Rosilind the Countess of Carlisle and Anna Gordon, and plans for the 1922 Philadelphia convention. It highlights the US focus on promoting the world program, especially in South America and European wine regions.
Advertising notice lists four lots a three room house a well house with concrete cellar a store house three chicken pens and shed a milk cow and fifty chickens in Kent addition available for 2500 dollars with half cash and balance on time. C C Newman Rooms 8 and 4 Feephanebe Dillon Montana. Dr H A Bond has returned home improved in health. Louise Almy returned from Yellowstone and Jackson Hole vacation. Clea Thomas arrived from Seattle to spend months at her home. Jack Nemeck and wife leave for Glacier Park for Buick dealers summer meeting.
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