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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1927
Page
4
F. E. Foote of Dillon Montana is identified as the Foreign Advertising Representative for The American Press Association. The designation highlights the agency’s regional liaison in Montana and its role in distributing press materials to foreign markets.
A period quip features a blunt remark by a husband about his wife’s dress and a mole on her neck. The exchange underscores social anxieties about propriety and propriety policing in the era.
A brief Sheridan News item credited to Mrs. G. W. Rightenour notes a local update with a monetary figure of $4646. The short notice emphasizes community news and local finances without further context.
The Sheridan Women's Library club held a Christmas session with carols, a school playlet, lantern views by Rev. Haldeman, and a luncheon. Mary Thomas celebrated her ninety first birthday with a family dinner at Grandma Thomas's home attended by J. H. Thomas family and Bert Foster's daughter.
James Dodd visited Jackson on business earlier in the week. Sam Robinson drove from Butte to the Dan Pendergast ranch and returned the same day fearing snow. Mr. and Mrs. John Troup dined with the Hirschey ranch family last Wednesday. Mrs. Fritz Walehli returned home after a few days in Butte. Emil and Wilhelmina Schindler delivered a load of fat cows at Armstead then returned to Jackson Thursday. The Catholic child was entertained.
The text promotes a two piece outfit combining a metal cloth or lace blouse with a velvet skirt, featuring a V neck bow. Popular color scheme is gold or silver brocade with black velvet. Available sizes 16 to 44. size 36 needs 24 yards of fabric for blouse and 154 yards for skirt and trim. Patterns mailed for 25 cents with size notes.
Mrs. M. Jackson hosts a ranch gathering. Jackson Women's club meets at Mrs. Lossi's with good attendance and exchanged presents. Several residents travel to Dillon Missoula California and Wisdom for holidays. university student Tom Clemoy returns from Missoula. families plan Christmas and hunting trips. turkeys shipped to Butte for trade.
Ted Williams and George Bott reported rich ore samples from a tunnel on Lion Mountain claim. Williams believes the lead is the old Raise chute once valuable to the Hecla camp, lost after a fault. Ore runs high in silver copper and lead.
The Hob Nob club held its annual Christmas party on Wednesday at the Country Inn. Members enjoyed delightful refreshments and spent the rest of the evening playing cards.
The Juvenile order of Woodcraft held its Christmas party at the Odd Fellow's hall on Wednesday evening. The event featured games a Christmas tree and refreshments for attendees.
Mrs W B Hartwig entertained Sunday afternoon on South Washington to honor her birthday and Mrs Helen Randolph. Rooms wore yellow decor and favors were given. Auction bridge followed a well appointed dinner with Miss Mille Adams high score and Mrs Cora Holland low.
The Needle club announces its annual Christmas party to be held Wednesday December 28 at Mrs. H. H. Hanson’s Grandview home. Hanson will host with a luncheon.
Theta will hold a Christmas party at Mrs. J. B. Holtz home on December 29 with a seven o'clock dinner. Hostesses include Misses Georgia and Bertie Mathews Mrs. Florence Backus and Miss Helen Bulger.
Beavers walloped Dubois 25 to 5 at the local gym last Friday with Wright scoring 17 for the victors. The Beavers opened Beaverhead high schedule and drew strong crowd support as teammates and guards contributed to the decisive early-season win.
Frank Bird formerly of Dillon died in Los Angeles on December 20 at age 38. He was born in Springfield Missouri and survived by his wife Eva Bird of Dillon Kentucky avenue and a mother and sister, both in Los Angeles. Mrs Bird traveled by train to attend burial.
Experts say holes or eyes indicate cheese quality and flavor. The ideal eye size equals the diameter of an American quarter or a Swiss franc.
A large Bea verhead American Legion meeting at the Andrus hotel conducted its annual election. Eugene W. Bond was chosen commander, D. W. Paddock named vice commander, with George Gosman as finance officer and J. B. Cluley chaplain for new terms. Executive committee members include George Baker T. E. Gilbert and James McCollum. Ralph Cecil becomes sergeant-at-arms. By-laws change requested to appoint the adjutant by commander rather than by ballot.
Coach O K Moe at Normal college reports a sturdy squad with last year’s stars and new recruits. The tentative schedule includes Ricks College January 5, State College Bobcats January 18, University Cubs January 10 or 11, with away games at Mines, Intermountain Union, St. Charles, and a possible Billings Polytechnic clash.
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