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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
8
Brief items list visitors and travels of residents from Dillon and nearby towns, including Mrs Roscoe E Greene from Salmon, Miss Annie Stocker from Grant, Albert Streb from Melrose, and others. Also mentions shoe repairs at City Shoe Store, new merchandise at Tattensall’s, and a shipment of children’s slippers and ties at City Shoe Store.
L. P. Phillips arrived Tuesday from California where he and Mrs. Phillips plan a year in the south for health. He praises Montana weather and says California offers nothing better for fine weather.
Job posting for clerk carrier exam in Dillon with salary 1700 dollars. Open to men and women aged 18 to 45. Coaching course offered for 65 dollars. Free booklet and details available. Address L Hampton Box 1818 RH Washington DC. Adv 50-11.
Local residents from Blaine Armstead Twin Bridges Red Rock and nearby areas visit Dillon on Saturdays and Monday. People include Lester Nyhall Fred Penwell Elmer Page L M Pfiffner Ossie Nyhart James Shannon and others. A two to three room furnished apartment is listed for rent and motor trade notes highlight Beaverhead Creamery Beaverhead visitors and Ismay stockmen shipping hogs worth 6642 in a week.
Short classified note invites employers to place work for college men. People may call 144 Training School or 250-J Normal College for details. The brief notice appears in the local advertisements section.
The Rev. Jesse W. Bunch, longtime Montana church leader, is slated to speak at the Dillon M E church Sunday. Epworth League at 6:30 led by Miss Olive Gates of Billings. the service will feature a brief address by Bunch and a mixed quartet in special music. Morning service at 11 with sermon Finding God Through the Prophets. Sunday school at 9:45. quarterly conference at 8:45 p m. all officers urged to attend with reports.
Lenora Carney daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Carney formerly of Dillon is named queen of the Intermountain Union College sophomore class at Helena. Four winners will be featured in the year book along with similarly chosen freshmen juniors and seniors Corrine Lancaster Havre Maxine Jacobs and Margaret Tullock named in their classes. The event capped a record football banquet with about 200 attendees. Mr Carney serves as assistant state game warden and the family now resides in Helena.
Last Sunday at 9:15 residents felt a slight tremor similar to last June and checked for swinging lights. Some said no vibration, while others confirmed it, though instruments at the Butte School of Mines did not register it. George Lasich attended a St. Rose guild dance at City Hall after his Birrer & Lasich mill above Sheridan. Wolf Point reports good weather boosts crop marketing with best yields yet.
A vintage advertisement offers a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and hoarseness along with a free sample of Foley's Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. It invites readers to mail the ad with name and address to Foley & Co. in Chicago for the remedies and claims millions helped.
The First Baptist Church led by L Hurley offers Bible school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Young People meet at 6 30 p.m. and Evening worship at 7 30 p.m. The message outlines basic human needs including food shelter health and religious faith and how the church helps satisfy them.
Beavers earn multiple mentions as Dunn joins all state teams for Montana football. Dunn named left tackle on three all Montana elevens and captain of Anaconda Standard's squad. Teammates Dansie Jardine Weight Yale Clemon Little and Gordon also receive honorable mention as Dillon’s Beaverhead team noted for its strong season.
Local advert from Dillon Montana for Johnson Trading Co announcing purchase of second hand goods and furs. Contact details include phone 3053 and address Dillon. The notice appears in The Tribune priced at $2.50 a year.
The Rev. Jesse W. Bunch, superintendent of the Great Falls Methodist district, arrives in Dillon and heads to Sheridan for a quarterly conference. He and Mr. Knudsen plan Lima talks on reorganizing the church and arranging future preaching services. He will preach at the local Beaverhead church Sunday at 7 30 p.m. This is his first Beaverhead visit in his current role.
The Great Falls event runs December 4 to 8 showcasing Montana petroleum interests with industry leaders gathering for talks and exhibitions.
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