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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
3
A large store displays a vast array of Christmas items for all household members. The selection includes sporting goods, pocket knives, smoking sets, manicure kits, cut glass, aluminumware, chafing dishes, and electric cooking utensils among many other products.
A local store markets American Made toys including mechanical figures dolls games and balls promising a wide selection to delight children visiting the basement shop.
From the Title Books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company this week ending December 14 1918, transfers of property are recorded. The notices list grantees grantors and locations within Beaverhead County with details of parcels conveyed and associated charges.
A list of quitclaim and warranty deeds records parcels and ownership changes near Dillon Apex Armstead Glendale Melrose and Centennial valley. Transfers include farms, lots on Pacific and Atlantic streets, and mining property with nominal consideration. Also noted are homestead filings relinquishments and a Sunset magazine feature.
A poem extols a man kissing his beloved and the joy of her love. It frames love as heavenly and bids him despise small things, seek grand aims, and channel courage from affection into earnest work for his country. It links youthful ardor with duty and noble deeds.
A Kansas City Journal ditty recalls a dinner quip where a hostess asks why not serve a pie. The reply notes the husband is a movie comedian who “knows table manners” yet cannot be trusted with pie, delivering a humorous bedside snap.
Osteopath Dr. George Brownback relocates from 18 South Washington Street to Phillips Apartments North Idaho Street Suite 11.
The public school has established a boys and girls employment bureau. Anyone needing after school or Saturday help may obtain it. Boys in gangs with or without supervision are eager to work. For help with labor problems call 144 or see E. C. Beck, Adolf.
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