Notices of Church Events and Fundraisers Pricing
The notice lists pricing for church festival and fundraising notices charged at five cents per line. Card of Thanks and obituary poetry are priced at six cents per line.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
9
The notice lists pricing for church festival and fundraising notices charged at five cents per line. Card of Thanks and obituary poetry are priced at six cents per line.
The Butte Miner notes Senator John E. Edwards of Rosebud county as a leading Republican potential for the U S Senate to succeed Senator Myers. The Tribune finds no denial of his interest. Edwards is praised as a principled, self-made leader with a record of fiscal restraint and straight dealing. H E Kimmel, city attorney of Du Quoin, Illinois, visits Brearley & Williams ranch in Dillon.
The body of Private Frank England, a Missouri-born, overseas veteran, was laid to rest in Fish Creek cemetery after services at the Waterloo M E Church. American Legion members joined a firing squad and taps marked the ceremony. England, son of Mrs. Mary England, died of pneumonia overseas.
Mrs. Millie J. Crowell departed Wednesday for a ranch visit in the Sheep Creek basin.
Six Chilean youths three men and three women are funded by their government to study in American colleges for four years. They will observe the U S higher education system and probe the effects of prohibition on industry and public health to inform Chile's own dry laws prospects. The three women are placed under Miss Annia A Gordon, president of the W O U in the United States.
Hon Frank O Lowden of Illinois, a former governor and famed orator, visits Helena Billings and Butte as guest of Charles R Leonard of Butte. He is praised for leadership, wealth, and farming success and urges Montana to embrace productive pathways.
The summer term of the Normal is nearly over and praised as the best in the college’s history. Instructors excelled and pupils benefited as 600 students, the largest and finest group yet, prepare to depart with health wishes and hope to return.
Mr and Mrs Duke Gist traveled to Anaconda on Tuesday with Miss Molly Sparrow and Miss Margaret MacDougall. They returned yesterday accompanied home by Miss Mary Gist who had been visiting in the smelter city for several days.
Those run down by catarrh feel worse when unwell, proving catarrh is local yet influenced by constitution. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a tonic and blood purifier that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions. Circulars free from Cher & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The article reports training school plans for September 12 1921 movers and staff travel during summer break including Miss Irie Miss Turner Miss Hottman Miss Buck and Miss Hazard. It notes playground closure equipment orders for the new primary building renovations at the older building and the fall pupil assignment plan between the two school buildings. A kindergarten Mothers club food sale on August 18 at local groceries aims to furnish the new kindergarten room.
F Pe Schumacher of Lima was en route when his Ford sedan turned off course about 1.1 miles south of town while checking his Sony device. The mishap injured no one, and details indicate minor damage with no fatalities.
The record lists numerous officials and residents including Santo Manos Marcado Villegas and Lovett G Price receiving bachelor tax refunds. It notes Beaverhead Motors Co and Trombley Bros supplying items, plus labor by several individuals. Recommendations include parcels for fair grounds and various district supply and freight details.
Mr and Mrs J E Monroe motored to Butte Saturday evening and returned Sunday with Judge and Mrs R L Shakelton of St Louis who will spend several months in the city. A stranger named John Scobey died in a cabin at Wisdom last Saturday. Coroner Phillips went to Vital and held an inquest. The body went to Dillon and was buried at Moy.
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