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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1923
Page
4
A demonstration on poultry culling and an illustrated talk on winter feeding and housing will be held tomorrow at the Frank Bell ranch north of town. E Yale Waterman will lead with a 10 oclock start, followed by a noon dinner by Mrs Bell. Local farmers are expected to attend.
Miss Alice Roe notes commendable rural and small town attendance this term. Polaris Argenta Upper Lakeview and Apex each posted 100 percent for the month. Several schools had no tardiness and many others had only one or two absences. The tardiness rate is dropping as punctual attendance builds better school work. Mr and Mrs Noah Allen motored from their Apex area ranch to the city yesterday.
The Hakanaki Camp Fire Girls held a Monday meeting December 17. After paying bills they would clear eight dollars and eighty five cents from their bazaar. A committee led by Gladys ris was appointed to prepare a Christmas box for a poor family.
The Sacajawea Camp Fire Girls held a Wednesday meeting to arrange an outdoor gathering next week and to finish Red Cross Christmas seals payments. They cut and pasted stories into scrapbooks for the Twin Bridges Orphan Home, aiming for about twenty completed books. Shelby The Last Chance Oil Co. takes options on three 80 acre tracts in the Shoshone field north of current wells.
During flu season coughs and colds are common and the ad urges keeping Foley's Honey and Tar Compound on hand. It advises taking a dose at the first sign to prevent a serious ailment and credits Potts the druggist with the genuine product.
Mrs. C. E. Blinn traveled to Butte on Thursday morning. G. B. Conway a known mining man from Hecla was a business visitor in town Thursday. Mrs. Mary Judge left Thursday morning for Pingree Idaho to visit relatives for several days.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana Wilma K Colfer sues John T Colfer for divorce on non support grounds The summons directs the defendant to answer within twenty days or face default judgment The case filed December 21 1928 in the District Court with C W Robison attorney for the plaintiff.
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