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Furnished five room house available on the corner of Atlantic and Glendale streets. Call 61-J for details.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1927
Page
5
Local Notes Highlight Social Visits Around Dillon
Local page notes Ed Schultz of Sheridan visited Dillon on Wednesday. Mrs J H Brundage from Monida and Mrs Earl Cantrell of Dell were in town. Miss Orpha Baker visits Mrs W C Jennings near Melrose. E H Harvey of Wise River attended to business in Dillon. Mr and Mrs W A Schowe of Alder visited Dillon. Baptist Aid met at Mrs W F Shockley’s on Rife street. Butts family from Butte visited Bedrock and Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schultz
Sheridan
Earl Cantrell of
Dell
Dillon
E. H. Harvey
Wise
River
W. F Shockley
Baptist Aid Society
Rife Street
Local visitors travel and travel plans noted
Frank Swartz arrived in Dillon this week for a short business visit from Owensmouth California. Mr and Mrs Lambert Eliel departed Tuesday evening for Chicago for several weeks. Mrs Phil Firstman and Miss Jessie Hines arrived Monday from Los Angeles and will visit two weeks with Mrs Allie Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Swartz
Dillon
Owensmouth
California
Mrs. Lambert Eliel
Chicago
Phil Firstman
Jessie Hines
Los Angeles
Will
Allie Baxter
Visits and Relatives Call on Local Residents
Mrs A W Butts and daughter Lois of Butte visit the Peterson ranch near Bedrock and stay at the F E Foote home this week. Mr and Mrs Edward Duff of Los Angeles who vacationed at the Isaac Rife ranch on Medicine Lodge were in the city. G N Leland of Chicago arrives for a short visit with his sister Mrs Clark Anderson, his first trip to Montana. R M Shannon and daughter Lena of Vandalia arrive by motor, visiting at the Baptist parsonage. they are Rev R O Shannon’s father and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Butts
Lois
Butte
Peterson Ranch
Bedrock
F. E. Foote
Edward §. Duff
Los Angeles
Medicine Lodge
City
G. N. Leland
Chicago
Clark Anderson
Mr. Leland
Monitana
R. M. Shannon
Lena Shannon
Vandalia
Baptist Parsonage
R. O. Shannon
Jackson business visitor recalls ranch accident
C. M. Prine of Jackson spent Wednesday in the city on business. He recently lost his right eye after a fall while ranch work and striking his face on a sharp object. Dr Paul V. Lynch and wife of Evanston Ind and Lee Stone left Tuesday for a Yellowstone tour. Mrs. Lynch, formerly Miss Erma Stone, has been with her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Prine
Jackson
City
Mr. Prine
Paul V. Lynch
Evanston
Ind
Lee Stone
Yellowstone National Park
Lynch
Erma Stone
Summers at A. L Stone Home Highlight Local Travel
Mrs J G Wernl formerly Martha Stone has been visiting her old home in Dillon this summer and left Friday for South Pasadena California. Miss Junia Anderson joined for a short visit. Miss Mary Gist returned from the Ike Edinger ranch near Divide and plans a year long motor trip to southern California with Miss Eleanor Olson. Mr and Mrs J H Sharpe now of Des Moines Iowa visited the W C Jennings ranch at Melrose and toured Yellowstone before returning via St Paul to see Mrs Sharpe's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. ‘Wernl
Martha Stone
South
Pasadena
Calif
Junia Anderson
Mary Gist
Ike Edinger Ranch
Divide
Dillon
Eleanor Olson
California
J. H. Sharpe
Des Moines
Iowa
W. C. Jennings Ranch
Melrose
Yellowstone Park
St. Paul
Gain in Stamp Sales 1919 to 1927
Postmaster Joseph C. Fallés reports eight year stamp sales gains totaling 6098.68 with a steady rise from 1919 through 1926 and partial 1927 figures. The year by year totals show 1919 20060.57, 1920 21816.10, 1921 23884.10, 1922 28237.58, 1923 0?70, 1924 24120.08, 1925 25483.41, 1926 26159.25 and first half of 1927 at 12377.34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Fallés
City Rolls Ahead with Overhauled Big Roller
A ponderous street roller idled for years is back in operation after overhaul. It will aid needed street improvements to address rough patches caused by the hot dry weather in the city.
Wyatt Leaves Dillon Post for Tennessee to Visit Ill Father
Veteran mail carrier J. F. Wyatt of Dillon left Monday afternoon for Lancaster Tennessee after learning his father fell seriously ill. He planned a southern trip next month to see his father, whom he had not visited in years. Later reports said the elder Wyatt remained dangerously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Wyatt
Dillon Post Office
Lancaster
Mrs Addie Godfrey Dies After Stroke In Sheridan
Mrs Addie Godfrey wife of STL Godfrey a Sheridan matron died at home at 1 15 am Saturday August 6 after a week of paralysis and a stroke two years earlier She was 56 a native of St Joseph Missouri and a Ruby valley pioneer The funeral was at her brother John Rodgers home and she was buried in Taylor cemetery near Ruby Survivors include her husband her mother two brothers Charles and John Rodgers of Sheridan two sisters Mrs William Dupuis of Ruby and Mrs Effie Kincaid of Portland A Lake Shore mine purchase by the Investor company of the Gladstone mine may add 75 miners this fall boosting Sheridan and the county's prospects
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Godfrey
Godfrey
Sheridan
Missouri
A. N. Rodgers
Montana
Ruby Valley
Ruby
John Rodgers
Taylor Cemetery
Charles
William Dupuis
Effie Kincaid
Portland
See senior play Ann a three act farce at Normal College
Senior class presents See senior play Ann a three act farce at the Normal College auditorium Friday August 12 at 8 o clock Admission 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Oregon Short Line Lays Heavier Rails Through Dillon
A large crew works through Dillon this week laying new rails for the Oregon Short Line. The 10 pound heavier rails promise stability and longer wear. A sizable investment is being spent this year to improve the system and extend new track along the entire road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Oregon
Belgrade Student Chester Taylor III Ill at Barrett Hospital
Chester Taylor III, a student at the Normal college and star pitcher for the Dillon MWA baseball team, lies ill at Barrett hospital with an undiagnosed malady. His parents arrived in the city Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Taylor
Belgrade
The
Normal College
Barrett Hospital
Taylor
M. W.A
Dillon
Normal College Activity and Faculty Moves
Pres L B McMullen visits the Montana Normal school as preparations begin for the September 12 opening. Miss Florence Holliday visits from Maryville. Lora Allison heads to the University of Idaho for the next school year. Dean Angeline Smith travels to Chicago. Mrs Rose King and daughter Rosemary return from Oregon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. L. B. McMullen
Astern
Montana Normal School
Normal College
McMullen
Normal School
Florence V. Holliday
State Teachers’ College
Maryville
Missouri
Louise Freeman
The
Lora M. Allison
Caldwell
Idaho
Miss Allison
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
University of Idaho
Dean Angeline Smith
Chicago
Rose King
Rosemary
Oregon
Washington
Commencement events and plays at the campus
Dr. E. Davis will give the commencement address while Vice President Lee Light presents diplomas and Frank Kliel awards them. A campus sing at 7 p m precedes an outdoor play Square Pegs in rhyme with candlelight processions, featuring Norma Simons and Mary Williams as lead girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harp
8. E. Davis
Lee R. Light
Frank Kliel
State Board of Education
Norma Simons
Mary Williams
Loomis Orchestra to Return for Dillon Engagement
Dillon prepares for a second Loomis Orchestra show next Wednesday August 17 at Dillmont Park by special arrangement. The Victor recording group recently premiered to wide acclaim after three years of training in Butte and will feature Helen Lewis the famed radio blues singer with the new fox trot Victor records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Dillmont Park
Ernest Loomis Victor
West
Victor Recording
Eastern Seaboard
Middle West
Dillo
Loomis Orchestra
Victor Recording Organization
Butte
Victor
Loomis Organization
Helen Lewis
Victor Records
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National Tuberculosis Association
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