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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
4
Dell notes Christmas visits and travels among residents. Mrs. Geyman traveled to Jefferson Island as her son, ill, shows signs of improvement. Several families hosted and visited relatives in nearby towns during the holiday season.
Apex residents report Mr. and Mrs. Diggle Emerick motored to Dillon on Wednesday. George Fabic of Butte visits his brother Matt Fabic, while Rudy Chrisman visits friends in Butte.
The article lists multiple social visits among local families including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Siria Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rice Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Miller and children Mr. and Mrs. Noah Allen and others. A goose dinner at the Rice home and a Dillon trip for a Saturday dance are noted along with a schoolhouse program enjoyed by all and Santa Claus delivering gifts with late-night lunch and departures.
Melrose residents enjoyed quiet holiday visits and meals on Christmas Day. Families such as Boetticher and Harvey joined Otto Boetticher for a reunion while Slaters and Vances hosted relatives. A fourth generation presence marked the gatherings as locals shared meals and stories.
Sheridan hosts the Ruby Valley Stock association annual meeting with about 40 members present including State Veterinarian Dr. Howard Welch. Elected officers are President Clark Anderson Dillon Vice President A A Linder Blaine Secretary Treasurer L Bullerdick and advisory board member H H Nesbitt.
A playful exchange at a small town gathering notes bold new style. The crowd jokes about wide belts or dresses, highlighting changing fashion in a light hearted, community tone.
A child labeled as a little diplomat writes a letter to Lily Smif while facing parental doubt about literacy. The exchange highlights the child's perceived competence and the mother's disbelief in reading ability.
For sale an 80 acre irrigated farm with residence and barn two and a half miles from Dillon. Priced at 8500 dollars with easy payments. Also a 440 acre dairy ranch five miles from Dillon with 100 acres grain and alfalfa, remainder native meadow and irrigated bottom land priced at 28 dollars per acre. A 14 room rooming house offered at 1500 dollars with half cash and balance over time. Call C C Newman Dillon Montana for inquiries.
For sale cheap a U S cream separator in good condition offered at a reasonable price. Contact Harrison and Son.
Madge Stinson sues W H Stinson in a Beaverhead County sheriff sale for January 24 1923 at 2 00 pm at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana. Describes Lots 1 2 3 and 20 block 8 and Lots 1 2 block 7 Armstead plus fractional sections in township 10 south range 10 west and related legal descriptions. Terms are cash with D F Mooney sheriff and under sheriff W Dross.
The state summons Bernard McGurk to appear before Justice of the Peace E. G. Farnsworth in Beaverhead County Montana on January 25, 1923 at 10 am to answer a $250 claim and costs arising from a Ford automobile sold and delivered by John R. Sorenson to McGurk. If未, judgment will be entered. Dec 23, 1922.
A playful local note mocks readers who mistake spirits of camphor for a ghost tale and notes holiday myths about Santa, the Yule Log, and the Wise Men as a lighthearted, seasonal feature.
In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana the case C R Beddall vs James Doyle Josie Doyle Beaverhead State Bank and Stockyards National Bank. To be sold January 20 1923 at 1 pm at the county courthouse Dillon. Property includes multiple sections in township 14 south range 3 west with buildings timber water rights and appurtenances. Attorneys T B Weir and D Heywood Hardy Helena Montana.
Public notice announces Frank L Huston through attorney Luther Hauberg seeks to select under the 1898 act the NEY SE percent of section 34 township 11 north range 9 west Montana meridian 40 acres. Adverse claimants must file affidavits by February 15 1923 to contest mineral or other rights.
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