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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
10
Local items report cake and pie orders at the Camel Inn Adv garage for rent on South Washington Street and many residents visiting Dillon from nearby ranches and towns. Readers note travels to Helena and Whitehall, cattle shipments to Seattle, teaching appointments, and entertainment plans including a showing of North of 36.
Mr and Mrs Richard Maier of Twin Bridges were among out of town guests who saw North of 36 at Hartwig theater Wednesday night County Commissioner J I Shaw said Mrs Shaw recovering rapidly after breaking her arm in an icy Salt Lake City slip near her home
Dr J D Lee underwent gall stones and appendicitis surgery at Murray hospital in Butte last Monday. His wife Mrs Lee traveled to Butte on Sunday to visit him, and he is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
The report states every Malta municipal fund retains a remaining balance from 1924 totaling 27,786 dollars. The item notes the overall figure and implies continuation of old accounts.
The Delta Phi Chapter of the Westminster Guild hosts Mrs John Collins and Miss Emilie Paper as entertainment on Thursday afternoon February 12 at Mrs Collins home on South Pacific street. It will be the annual business meeting with election of officers.
The Mah Jong club will be entertained by Mrs Lizette Rounds on Wednesday evening February 11.
The Wednesday afternoon Bridge club will meet on February 11 with Mrs Lizette Rounds.
Mrs J W Rees acted as hostess for the M M club on a Wednesday afternoon. The article notes the daughter of a murderer winning on Santee punishment through a magazine that supported a literary tournament.
Since January 1 last year, 1,500 bus lines have been established in the United States and 5,400 buses, costing about 80 million dollars, have been purchased.
Ed Purdy's Philosophy notes Old Doc Brown claims his car is a flivver and his medicines are well shaken before use in a humorous aside about everyday remedies and transport.
Dialogue shows Rastus recounting being invited to a stylish dinner and noting the surname Pullman appears repeatedly. Eph asks for details and Rastus mentions not learning the family name, guessing Pullman as a possible hint.
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church was entertained by Mrs. Ernnest Left Thursday afternoon at the Manse.
The Wednesday Evening Bridge club was entertained by Mrs. E. L. Poindexter this week. Mrs. Etta Metzel delightfully entertained the Busy Bee club Wednesday afternoon.
The Needle Club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. F. E. Foote in a social gathering highlighting needlework and conversation.
A humorous exchange questions relocating to Apple Junction, described as a sleepy town with minimal activity, a dog and a cat seen walking rather than fleeing, highlighting the town’s quiet character.
Mrs. R. Morgan of Homewood Illinois says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound checked her cough quickly. The advertisement touts it as the largest selling cough medicine and notes its long standing use.
The American Bankers Association urges reform to free Bank Commissioners from politics and lengthen terms to five years. A model code should standardize supervision, empower examiners, and ensure safe, adequate banking via strong charter and receiver powers.
A historical note explains that a ship’s tonnage once equaled the wine it could carry, but modern tonnage is calculated by water displacement and related scientific methods.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Henry Robert Johnson deceased is before the court. Executor John T Neal requests permission to sell all real estate by private sale and the court orders a show cause hearing set for March 9 1925 at 10 a.m. in Dillon to determine whether to grant the petition. A copy of this order will be published for four weeks in the Dillon Tribune.
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