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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
3
Latest songs and instrumental pieces arrive from publishers nearly every week. Orders taken for items not in stock. Tribune Book Store.
The Ladies Aid Society celebrated treasurer Mrs. G. W. Rightenour’s 23 years of service with a humorous indoor shower and a birthday cake. The Episcopal guild’s annual sale raised 118.97 dollars. Wheat price dips affect oats shipments to Auburn Washington at 1.50 per hundred. Local farmers await seed pea contracts while Carey and Barry Bros, Tom Peters, Henry Bruggaman, and others ship grain via D. M. Ferry Co. In Butte, C. C. Hill and Robert Payne attended a Shriners convention. Vernon Marsh undergoes knee injury treatment. Andy Gammell visits Sheridan friends in Darby.
Local notes from Polaris dated December eight cover medical visits and eye tests in Dillon, mining activity at Cumberland Hill and Elkhorn Springs, cattle sales to Frye & Co, marriage news including Will Martin and Josie Van Etten, and Pendergast work at Elk horn mine. Also mentions earache, illnesses, school enrollments, and timberPermits review with Beav erhead National Forest supervisor.
Dr. Lyman P. Powell cites a four church town where a dying congregation admits its struggles while noting that the other churches fare little better. The remark exposes petty bitterness among sects and the dangers it poses to faith communities.
A controversial claim labels an American vulture as immune to disease and a possible spreader of bubonic plague, suggesting the animal is responsible for spreading infection and prompting alarm.
A condensed note reports border difficulties on the extensive Canadian frontier. It warns that the 2400 mile boundary remains porous with implications for cross border movement and security.
This note urges prompt selection and careful listing of recipients for Christmas cards. It suggests maintaining a notebook with names and addresses, using the telephone book for uncertain addresses, and mounting received cards with sender details for future enjoyment. The overall message is to spread cheer by sending ample, timely greetings.
A note from the Tribune Book Store in Dillon Montana describes a simple test of a man’s greatness. If a friend sits silent for half an hour while you discuss your favorite topic, it proves he is man minded and thoughtful.
Wathena Kansas Times notes readers feel a returned check reflects poorly on a check book as a bad bargain like a hole in the pocket. The item reflects local sentiment on banking mishaps and financial frictions.
Estate of James Walter Scott deceased through executrix Laura T Scott gives notice to creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within ten months after first publication at the offices of Lew L and F E J Callaway Dillon Montana Beaverhead County Montana. Date November 18 1920.
An old Persian carpet test uses a red hot charcoal to singe a round spot. First quality wool shows no trace after brushing, leaving no burn mark.
An abstract of title functions as insurance against loss from multiple sources. A reliable assurance that a title is clear carries great value beyond its cost, reflecting good business judgment and common sense.
To polish a varnished floor rub equal parts beeswax and turpentine. Another method mixes equal parts olive oil and turpentine, rub the wood with a wet cloth then wax with no dry cloth. This also suits black walnut furniture and sewing machines.
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