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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1924
Page
11
Dillon Postoffice Files Twelve Pages for Mail Transmission
Twelve pages were entered at the Dillon postoffice to be transmitted through the mails as second class matter, indicating an official filing or mailing process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Postoffice
Local Briefs From Dillon Area Events
Miss Mary Harris returned to Dillon Wednesday after visiting home folks in Butte. Mr and Mrs Dwight Conger and daughter of Spokane visited Dillon relatives for a day. Several locals toured Butte for a ball game. Real estate loans on Dillon property offered by Pearl I Smith. The Hier family returned from Yellowstone park and Wyoming trip. Marie Egan, guest of Mrs Frank Ashworth, returned to Butte. The Dullenty and Cusick party completed a Yellowstone motor trip. Mrs George French attended the funeral of Catherine Innes. Neidt family attended Claude Woodside's funeral from the Big Hole basin. Arthur Hall and daughters from Livingston visited Dillon. The Corrin and Helm families returned from a Idaho mountain outing after a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harris
Butte
Dillon
Dwight Conger
Spokane
Marie Egan
Frank Ashworth
Our City
Jake Neidt
Misses Rose
Ruby Neidt
Big Hole Basin
Claude Woodside
Motor party tours Yellowstone park group leaves town
A motor party led by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Applegren including Grace Dullenty Lois Dullenty Mamie Fusie and Mrs John Dullenty departed last week for a tour of Yellowstone park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Applegren
Grace and
Lois Dullenty
Mamie Fusie
John Dullenty
Yellowstone Park
Webster Family Heads to Missouri for Winter
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Webster with children Maureen and Clyde depart Wednesday by car for Missouri to spend the winter, planning a route via Yellow Stone Park. Mrs. Earl Denny and infant Viola arrive in Dillon Wednesday evening from Butte to stay with Mrs. Denny’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Wemple. Mrs. Margaret Shackelton, after visiting J. E. Monroe, heads home to St. Louis with Mrs. Monroe accompanying to Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen
Clyde
Missouri
Yellowstone Park
Earl Denny
Viola
Dillon
Butte
Margaret Shackelton
J. E. Monroe
St. Louis
Monroe
Foster son leaves for Boston to learn wool trade
Rodney Foster, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Foster, departs for Boston to join Drier & Co's wool warehouse and learn the business from the bottom. He plans to follow his father's line in the trade. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Opp arrive in Dillon and stay with Ma and Mrs. George Opp. they previously taught music at the college in Greeley, Colorado, and will return around October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Foster
Abs. R. J. Foster
Boston
Drier & Co
Lester Opp
Dillon
Idaho Couple Granted Marriage License in Weston
Ruben Wayne Campbell of Weston and Pearl M Johnson of Boone obtained a marriage license from Clerk W. S. Stephenson last Saturday morning. Gerald Bostwick named mail carrier on Route No. 8 by Postmaster Grimes. Marl Walker replaces Carrier KT Webster during absence. A petty larceny charge against three "gentlemen of the road" was dismissed after the Salvation Army officer explained the drum found with old clothes had been taken mistakenly. Deputy Game Warden Tom Edmunds returned from Centennial valley where he investigated a moose kill near Blake ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Ruben Wayne Campbell
Weston
Pearl Mildred Johnson
Boone
W. S. Stephenson
Gerald Bostwick
Grimes
Marl Walker
KT. Webster
Phillip
Salvation Army
Tom Edmunds
Centennial Valley
Blake Ranch
Hearing on permanent abatement of Patterson pool hall held
Judge Joseph C. Smith presided Wednesday after noon over a hearing on the permanent abatement of the Patterson pool hall in Lima, following a prior temporary abatement. The matter was taken under advisement. A marriage license was issued to Harold Paulson and Amy Standley of Teton City, Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Smith
Patterson
Lima
Dutie Smith
Harold Paulson
Amy Standley
Teton City, Iuho
Dillon Methodist Church to Resume Services September 7
Pastor absent at annual conference. No services held Sunday August 31 at Dillon Methodist church. Full schedule to resume Sunday September 7 with regular services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Methodist Church
Reward for sorrel horse branded G 4 on vieht shoulder
Reward offered for a sorrel gelding branded G 4 on the right shoulder with a bald face and stocking legs. The horse weighs about 1500 pounds. Contact D S Vail care Poindexter and Orr ranch near Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Vail
Care
Poindexter & Orr Ranch
Dillon, Mont
For Sale Two Lots and House on Rife and Morse
Two lots on the corner of Rife and W Morse with a fine six room fronting on Rife Street. House is furnished with stone heat and electric washing machine. A small rear house can be rented for ten dollars per month. A large garage with concrete floor holds two or three cars. Price moderate terms easy. Price's Office 232 East Bannack St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rife and
W. Morse
Rife St
Fine Quality School Clothes at Reasonable Prices
An advertisement urges families to view school clothes that offer value for money and quality. It emphasizes affordability and invites customers to visit to ensure their dollars count.
Dillon Women Enter Music Conservatory and Absent Friends
Miss Mary Christensen returns from Butte where she attended business college and accepts a post at Beaverhead Abstract Company. Misses Marjorie Williams and Orpha Baker depart for Warren Ohio to enroll at Dana Conservatory of Music for piano and violin studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Christensen
Peter Christensen
Butte
Butte Business College
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Marjorie Williams
Orpha Baker
Warren
Ohio
Dana Conservatory of Music
Miss Williams
Miss Baker
Dillon
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Dillon, Montana
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American Press Association
Telephone
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Scotty” Tait
Linden McCullough
Pearl I. Smith
David Hier
Kenneth Hier
State of
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Fred Dullenty
Louis Dullenty
Mrs. Appleeren
Minnie Cusick
George French
Argenta
Catherine Innes
French
John Fr. Bishop
Arthur Hall
Livingston
Mer
C. L. Corrin
Baby
Frank Helm
Mie
Pharknes
Idaho Mountain
Saimon
Potts
W. J. Feather
Michoin Springs
Dell
Wm. Lloyd
Brownie Paddock
William Nelson
Bitterroos
Ey Andrus
Fernander
Misoula
Andrus
Beaverhead County
International Parks Highway Committee
Ixdna Benson
Barrett Hospital
Pocatello
Clinical Congress College of American Surgery
Colorado
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Montana
Mrs. C. T. Magnus
California
Mr. Magnus
Methodist Episcopal Church
Price
East Bannack St
Addie R. Baldwin
Idaho St
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
A. P. Williams
the Tribune
Betsy Ross
Mrs. Perkins
RED Boot Shoe Shop
Bob Rowlands
Edmonds Madison
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