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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
9
Published Every Friday by the Tribune Publishing Company F E Foote proprietor in Dillon Montana this item shows the paper’s branding and mail mailing status for second class transmission through the post office.
Dillon Delphian society will hold its next regular meeting Monday December 17 at 2 30 in the Public Library read 1 Mrs. Lee R Light.
Mrs William Dunn entertained Sunday evening at her home with a turkey dinner in honor of Miss Dagmar Nelson who will wed in December. Mrs Mary Judge hosted a pinochle party Saturday night on South Washington street. Three tables were played.
The passage names attendees including Mr and Mrs George Taylor Mr and Mrs John J Gelhaus Mr and Mrs J B Mayfield Mrs Charlotte Ballard Mrs M F French and the Misses Gertrude French Helen Bulger Con stance Barrett and Nan Barrett.
Mr and Mrs John Bishop and Miss Bishop hosted two dinners during the week. Tuesday covered for twelve and Thursday for fourteen. Yellow color scheme with chrysanthemums and candles enhanced the festive boards.
Miss Dagmar Nelson was honored Friday evening at Mrs Field's home with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Nelson's friends. Saturday a dinner and shower at the Forsgren home featured Miss Francis Forsgren as hostess. Pink and white decor complemented gifts and well wishes for the upcoming bride.
Mrs Ed Lloyd presided as hostess for the Busy Bee club at its latest gathering. The item notes the Manse Society of the Presbyterian church and its planned entertainment.
On Tuesday December 18, by Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing, the event will be held at her residence on South Washington Street instead of the usual Thursday schedule.
Miss Josephine Jones honored Saturday at Mrs. Barrett and Mrs. McCracken home with gifts and well wishes ahead of a December wedding. Local notes mention a cheese factory planned on Otter Creek near Broadus, and Ronan reports a new oil drilling rig soon in use. Ohio Oil buys half of an 80 acre tract adjoining McDonald Sweetgrass acreage. drilling to begin early spring.
Estray horses to be sold at public auction in Dillon Montana thirty days after December 14 1923 at 3 pm unless owners are found. Descriptions include a black mare with brand on right shoulder a gray mare branded on left and a bay gelding branded 50 10. ERWIN stock inspector signs notice.
Kiwanis and Polson Commercial clubs solicit subscriptions totaling 2600 to finance construction of the Polson Pablo federal road project.
Constipation remedy touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as mild yet prompt for bowel disorders. A testimonial from Mr. W. B. Parrott of Cleveland Ohio endorses the product and urges refusing substitutes. Ady 49 52.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a treatment for catarrh. It describes an ointment for quick relief by repeat application and an internal tonic that works through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
At the courthouse front door in Dillon Montana on a January Sunday 1924 at 2 PM the sale lists multiple parcels in sections 21 22 and 28 township 1 south range 15 west totaling 760 acres all in Beaverhead County Montana. Terms are cash and the notice is dated December 13 1923.
The State Bank of Wisdom files a suit against William J. Pendergast and as administrator of Mary L. Pendergast estate. A sheriff sale is planned to liquidate the property as proceeds of the judgment.
In Beaverhead County Montana Belle Henderson sues Charles L Thomson and unknown claims to property in Thomsen Add to Dillon. Court summons defendants to answer within twenty days or default judgment. seeks decree quieting plaintiff's title and costs. Filed December 14 1923 by Clerk W E Stephenson. Norris Hurd Collins attorneys.
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