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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1923
Page
8
In Sadlia Missouri the Skulkat Weekly relays a quip about financial notes with a humorous twist. The item contrasts a warm expression people seek with a sterile business phrase enclosed find check.
A chemistry professor asks for three articles about starch. The student answers with a cryptic reply two cuffs and a collar, hinting at wordplay rather than actual articles. The exchange appears framed as a puzzle or riddle within an academic setting.
A fragmentary exchange notes an auto crash with a driver admitting loss of control and failed installments as the cause. The dialogue suggests financial trouble linked to the accident and the aftermath remains unclear.
A quirky note describes Mary with a lamb that lacks ribbon or fleece. The lamb is described as frozen, turning a simple childhood line into a bleak image. No clear event or date is provided.
Duke Gist and family traveled to Joe Browne s for Christmas dinner after a tense scene involving the father s wife. The child s remark hints at family tensions during the holiday gathering.
Readable items show Tattersall’s offering sale items and sewing machine rentals. Many locals including Claude Lay Albert Streb and Kirk Crook visit Dillon for Christmas. notices list rental houses milk delivery public land script and Christmas arrivals with dozens of names and travels around Dillon and nearby towns.
Mrs L Van Belle of Pendrey Montana reports her 6 year old son had a very bad cough and after using Foleys Honey and Tar Compound he secured relief. For coughs colds and hoarseness get Foleys Honey and Tar. Made of purest ingredients contains no opiates. Potts the pe Adv 49 52
Lute Corey a Melrose resident for 22 years died December 18 after a long decline from flu and subsequent illnesses. He was born to Syracuse natives, lived in Wisconsin and North Dakota, worked on the Watseka mine project near Rochester, and married Elizabeth Martin. Survived by his wife, two brothers in Washington, a sister, and other relatives. Funeral held at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Philip J. May officiating. interment in Melrose cemetery.
Sheridan notes a holiday emphasis and urges readers to aid the less fortunate this season. The piece reflects on Montana and Madison County’s good crops and absence of storms, while calling for acts of kindness toward children and those unseen.
A week’s social highlight was a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Glenn Marsh at the E D Marsh home with 25 ladies, gifts, games, and a luncheon. Mrs. Mary Nesbitt celebrated her 97th birthday at the Nesbitt ranch with her family including Herbert Nesbitt and Robe rt Nesbitt and several grandchildren.
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