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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
4
The report notes Homer Townsend and Earnest Powell continuing mining operations in Mill Creek canyon district. No contracts have been let for hauling yet. Vernon Dodds, infant son of Mr and Mrs Guy Dodds, is ill with a cold. The Profile Circle of the Woodmen of the World held its annual meeting at Mrs Homer Townsend’s home with officer election and installation and refreshments.
The Normal College notes report the Junior class elected eight popular juniors Stuart Des Rosier Ella free Beth Hope Truman Smith Florence Hardin Meda Becker Eunice Brown Sylvia Jelinek. They will have their pictures in the Chinook and a committee was named to write up the page.
Magrie Rebich returned to school after a month illness. George Conklin missed the last three days. New handwork began with primary weaving doll hats rugs and harness. Upper classes make doll furniture. Mr. and Mrs. Hull dined with Mr. and Mrs. Melton on Sunday.
Waterloo Montana residents report visits to Butte and Whitehall. John Lally and Tom Carney visit Lallys sister ill in Butte. Mrs H F Townsend and daughter Olive Norville return to ranch after a fortnight in Whitehall with Mrs M T Carney and the Reverend Lee. Harold Moore returns to Butte for mining work. Elmer Winchell leases Townsend ranches and plans to move his family to the residence recently occupied by Carl Foster. Rumor links Constance Campana to Clover Frank dairy ranch transition.
Henry C. Wyatt was chosen manager of the annual Legion minstrel show to be staged in Dillon on March 21 and 22. He is forming a staff and rehearsals will begin next week. The event attracts people from across the county and aims for a fresher, crisper production while following the traditional format of a minstrel show with vaudeville acts.
Short moral note asserting that honest people do not distort facts or people, emphasizing integrity and truthfulness in dealings and discourse.
Advertises a mostly furnished Baptist parsonage available to rent for 25 dollars per month. Contact telephone 216 W Adv. Listed as a five-time rental notice.
An advertisement claims neglect of colds leads to influenza and bronchial trouble. It cites three generations of users and positions Foley's Honey and Tar as the world's largest selling cough medicine from Potts the druggist.
Thirty six scouts hiked from Barratt's Station to a canyon base near Rattlesnake Cliff. The day featured a tracking test, a circuit of the mountain, and camp cookery as crews pursued First and Second class tests. A later meeting discussed compass use and funds from a benefit dance support uniforms and an scout employment agency.
A poetic line describes the sound of sobbing waves heard when a car nears a location nicknamed the world’s heart. The image blends travel with nature, invoking a maritime mood and distant, contemplative tone.
District court summons Lon Arp sues Fred Hale for wages due as ranch hand from work at plaintiff's request. The action seeks 415.60 dollars plus costs with 20 days to answer after service. Court seal and clerk witness date January 25, 1928. Attorney C. W. Robison represents the plaintiff.
The Hartwig theater previews a week of major features starting Friday with A Daughter of Luxury starring Agnes Ayers. Saturday offers A Ten-Dollar Raise, Sunday presents The Primitive Lover with Constance Talmadge and Harrison Ford, and Monday through Thursday screens Smilin Through and Skin Deep. Friday concludes with Birth of a Nation highlighting Ku Klux Klan symbols and Civil War aftermath.
The 7 30 evening service at the Presbyterian church is led by the Young People society of Christian Endeavor. A special program has been arranged by the group to honor the day. We extend a hearty welcome to all.
A reflective meditation on memory and longing. It contrasts a tale of Solon the barn worker with visions of future generations and the enduring power of true love to soften sorrow and reveal brighter possibilities. It evokes timeless desires and the pull of family lineage.
A reflective meditation notes that those who need no help find support easy to obtain while truly needy struggle to secure essentials. The author remarks no human can explain why this occurs, yet asserts the reality of the imbalance.
Reflects on people finding happiness in work while others feel crushed by relentless labor and a moving juggernaut of duties. Observes tension between choice and drudgery in modern employment.
A reflective note suggests higher invisible forces shape existence. It urges doing one’s best while trusting a silent, unseen partner to handle the remainder behind life’s veils.
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