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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1923
Page
9
In advance pricing listed for one year and shorter terms including x months and three months. The notice notes Dillon Postoffice transmission through the mails as second class mail matter.
Miss Jesse King and Miss Rhoda Lawrence of Los Angeles arrived as Baxter home guests. Judge N. J. Jones and Mrs. Jones of Dubois Idaho stay with Mrs. Cassie Smith. Miss Elsie Thompson of Helena visits Miss Jeannette Garver before returning from California. Mrs Babe Sebree leaves for California after visiting Great Falls. J Robert Morton visits Dillon from Mountain Home Idaho for business. Judge and Mrs. J. C. Smith tour the midwest with Joe. Clyde Webster departs for California, Frank Sweeney replaces him at the post office. Local party heads to Wisdom and Jackson for the D A R celebration. Misses Oakes and Florence Nelson host a miscellaneous shower for Ann Selway, newly married to Sigurd Gueker of Glasgow. Coach Knudson and wife visit Dillon after summer school at University of Chicago.
J M Guye of Winterset Iowa brother of J M Guye here and uncle of Attorney C W Robinson and Mrs R A Gillespie visited relatives early this week. They toured Yellowstone Park and later visited P and QO ranch and were hosted by owners. Geraldine Gillespie, an Iowa teacher, travels with the party and they drove via Salt Lake on their return to Iowa.
Miss Frances Bimrose of Dillon and C B Parker of Portland Oregon wed about three months ago after a college romance. Both studied at Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis and sang in glee clubs. They married at semester end and will attend University of Washington next year.
Miss Hazel Wynes of Dillon married Mr. Elmer Dunn of Santa Ana on Monday August 1st in Santa Ana. The ceremony surprised friends as Wynes and Dunn had planned a California vacation with Ruth Innes, the romance dating back years ago when Dunn worked on Dillon. Mrs Dunn has long lived in Dillon and Bannack and previously worked at the Depot News Stand before her trip.
A vegetable stand near a Waldorf Co grocery hints at a garden for shoppers. Large healthy turnips grow in a narrow strip of soil between sidewalk and curb, likely sprouting from seeds swept from the sidewalk.
Judge J C Smith entertained Ro tarians with a discussion on roads streets and city parks during the weekly lunch at the Sugar Bowl last Wednesday. Marvin Campbell from South Bend Indiana visiting his uncle Craig Cornell belongs to the organization and spoke on topics of general interest. D A Galt presided at the meeting.
Heavy rains with electrical disturbances swept the county Sunday night and damaged roads in the canyon and maize fields. Several cars traveling from Grant to Dillon were delayed for hours.
Bids are being invited for the construction of a new Catholic high school for boys in Butte. The project seeks to provide facility space, classrooms, and related amenities for male students. Bids are expected from contractors and builders following local bidding procedures.
Small farms near the mountains promise work for a family with no hired help. Offers include 700 acres for lease to reliable parties with two four room houses, priced at 1800 and 1400, plus a furnished bungalow on the west side at 3500 with partial cash payment and monthly dues.
Pupils from multiple county schools began eighth grade exams yesterday at the county courthouse under Superintendent Miss Alice Roe. About 15 students participated and completed the tests today. A $190,000 bond issue for building state school facilities has been sold.
A contract has been let in Billings to construct a store building with a total value of 3200 dollars. The project approval sets the stage for ground breaking and completion within a stated timeline.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Security State Bank of Dillon will be held at its banking rooms in Pillen Montana on the 1st day of September 1922 at 8 o clock p m for acting upon increasing the number of directors from five to ten and amending its articles of incorporation accordingly and the election of the additional directors dated This 26th day of July 1923 Majority of the board of directors of Security State Bank of Dillon Marshall Field A F Waldo re John Peterson ar 30-85
An old advertisement describes catarrh as a acute nasal illness and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine a local ointment and a systemic tonic. It claims the remedy strengthens the body to reduce colds and notes Over 40 years of sale by W I Cheney Co Toledo Wisconsin.
For sale by Jos. F. Gelhaus a prime Dillon property on South Washington Street. Six lots, eight room house, handsome lawn with trees large garden and chicken yards. Irrigating water right for lawn and garden. Suitable for small dairy and chickens. 32-34 733 So Washington St.
Notice states a stockholders meeting for Security State Bank of Dillon on September 24 1928 at 8 pm to consider adopting a by law enabling the board to sell lease mortgage or dispose of real estate. Dated August 22 1929 Secretary.
An exciting moment in auto polo sparks thrill for spectators as players execute rapid maneuvers and bold passes, showcasing the sport’s dynamic pace and crowd appeal.
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