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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
4
Security State Bank leads as bowlers set new marks this week. Carpenters post a 1,746 three game high while Mie Security tops with a 640 high game.Teams push for first place as top matchups loom.
An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured a man who suffered two years of bloating and stomach trouble after a Sunday attack. The testimonial asserts relief from gas and intestinal inflammation, including appendicitis risk, with a money back guarantee and druggist endorsement.
Reichle P O notes a flurry of Dillon Melrose Divide visits from Poole Wilhelm Hartwig and others. Melrose residents Fassler Holland Pace Beehrer join Glen locals in social rounds. Students Verbanatz and Polish advance to high school. A mass by Reverend T Clifford is planned at Jacob Hartwig place.
Real estate transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending February 11 1922 summarize property transactions across the county. This item lists purchasers sellers locations and deed dates as compiled by the firm.
United States of America to Christian Reiber for 163.80 acres along Rock Creek under contract. Oregon Short Line Railroad Company and Peyre Brothers authorize a roadway across the railroad between Kidd and Red Rock, Montana. The North Side Country Club hosts a food sale at Nelson Grocery on Saturday February 18 for the Montana Children's Home fundraiser.
Wm. Buhl dies after pneumonia and complications. Chas Townsend, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Townsend, also passes away after a severe pneumonia illness. Funeral services for Buhl and Townsend are planned in Waterloo with interment at Fish Creek cemetery. Community members and relatives mourn, with sympathy extended to the bereaved.
Lakeview Idaho residents recount the death of Earl Gilliland after an appendicitis attack on January 21. He traveled toward Idaho Falls for medical help but died January 28. His wife, delayed by distance, reached his body in Illinois. Allan Buck left for medical aid January 4 amid similar concerns. P. F. David returned from Idaho Falls on business as grim winter weather lingers.
A George Washington supper will be held February 22 in the M E church lecture room. The event will be served by the church men. Supper will be ready at 1 o clock and continue until 8 o clock p m. Advertisement.
Mr and Mrs J Golobick spent Saturday in Dillon shopping. Rev T Clifford came from Lima to say mass at the school house. A masquerade Valentine party hosted by Mesdames Pieron Rife and Carruthers drew about seventy guests with dancing music and refreshments. Other notes include Sophia Guyaz visiting Medicine Lodge, Carl Decker’s trip to Grant, F A Kemps moving to Blackfoot, John Stevens and family moving to town for winter, Florence Ames’ indefinite stay in Bedrock, Ike Rife Jr returning from Dillon, and sewing club gathering hosted by Mrs T A Bradley with refreshments and social time.
Mrs J C Dean hosted a birthday supper for Francis Dean on his seventh birthday with Catherine Thompson Doris Dean and the Deans family present. Hugh Turner received a surprise party with games and dancing until midnight. Elmer Bateman a Melrose native died in Los Angeles of tuberculosis. He attended Dillon High School and married Mae Jackson of Dillon. they had one child.
Mrs Chas Nestland of Idaho Falls visits the Noah Gray home this week while Elizabeth Sutherland calls on her father in Dell. Henry Dowling makes a quick Dillon trip. R E Elliott goes to Butte to see Mrs Filliott. Local scholars Paul Garr Edna Stuart spend weekend at home. D W Erwin and Ben Willard visit Dell. Stock remains in good condition though hay stacks suffer holes from livestock. J S Morse ships a car of horses to Idaho with Frank Sprague assisting. Mrs Loundsbury of Pomona California visits local families. No robin or spring flower reports yet.
Mrs Newman offers four room houses with large lots and an excellent garden. Pay a small cash amount and a bit more monthly to own a well built home in fine condition. Prices from 1600 dollars for homes and 1500 dollars for five central lots. flexible terms and payments.
Local notes report Mrs. Ross Hansen visiting Mildred Lyons at the Kenison ranch while Wm. Harrison recovers from illness. Charley Twigs trips to Dell and Gertrude Zerr's stay at Sweeney's are noted along with visits to Rogers. W. H. Lyons attends the lower sheep camp. A stock of small-town reflections and a 5 percent discount for monthly accounts paid by the 10th are mentioned.
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