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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1926
Page
3
A Dillon area roundup lists visitors from Dell Leadore Wisdom and Armstead plus ranchers from Grasshopper and Medicine Lodge. The piece notes Thanksgiving travel, a skating rink plan, a marriage license, a baby girl birth, a church gathering, and a dress sale success at Eliel's.
B C H S presents A Rose o Plymouth Town at the gym on December 10 at 8 15 p m Admission 50c and 26c Children’s night on December 10 Adv 49
Beaverhead county treasury received a large tax payment on Monday from Oregon Short Line, the principal taxpayer, delivering about 19800 dollars of the owed tax.
C H Barry of Salt Lake City arrived with W E Barry for a visit with his mother and brother. They drove to Helena after selling a Studebaker to the Salt Lake man through Barry Hopkins garage. Frying Pan basin offers 2000 acres enclosed with 1280 outside leased sheltering range plus hay nearby. James Kirkpatrick Dillon-Ady 49 50 1 Chester Gilbert Jr wins a doll at McFadden's after seeing ad in Messenger. Rev H B Rickets marries John T Cantrell and Vera Stewart at the Methodist parsonage and the couple plans ranch life near Dell. Phil Lyons and wife were witnesses.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound claims rapid relief from coughs and throat irritations without opiates. It blends Pine Tar honey and demulcents to ease bronchial and flu coughs, croup, and night coughs, with Potts the Druggist as the seller.
At convocation on Tuesday morning November 30 Professor Charles Henry spoke on Why the Teacher. Next Tuesday December 7 the training school leads the assembly with rhythmic work from the primary building and a pageant of early Montana history by fourth to sixth grades. Over a hundred students spent Thanksgiving at home and returned ready for Monday work. The Gargo y les will perform Mamma's Affair on Friday night with a cast including Leroy Emerson from Butte and others from Dillon Clyde Park Huntley Livingstone Kali spell and more.
The KKZND promises a dance for pledges this Saturday night, December 4. Tickets sale starts Friday afternoon for the lecture The Last Frontier by David Dietz featuring demonstrations.
The training school paper D. P. S. issued its first issue last Wednesday with Miss Clarabelle Severance in charge for the year.
On Wednesday afternoon November 24 the primary department of the training school held an assembly. Children brought gifts for the needy and representatives from different groups presented the gifts with relevant verse or quotation.
The training school faculty members listed spent the Thanksgiving holiday in Butte. They include Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Miss MacGregor, Miss Fgan, Miss Erwin and Miss Marchant.
Carrol Cheely, charged with breaking a lock on a cabin on Beaverhead ranch property, has given notice of an appeal to the district court.
Eliel Bros held a free movie event in the store basement drawing hundreds of children from across the city. Santa Claus will attend on Saturday December 11 with a present for every child as part of a holiday treats series.
The will of the late George Bartelson was admitted to probate Monday morning by Judge Lyman H. Bennett. Dr. R. H. Ryburn was named executor. Bartelson, a Bannack mining man, left money from placer mining and owned several mining claims in the Bon Accord district.
Clay Perry and John Coppin visited Friday to complete final proofs in stock raising homesteads near Sage creek in the county. The week totals six proofs filed. Jay Talent served as an out-of-town witness for the homesteaders.
Fewer Spaniards become American citizens than other immigrant groups with only about ten percent pursuing naturalization.
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