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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1927
Page
3
A Dillon column lists moves and visits including Charles Oberm moving his auto paint shop to 425 South Rife Street. Dozens of residents travel for business, sports, and social events. births and illnesses noted, and local figures attend meetings in Butte and Helena.
Plan now to attend the Firemen's Mask ball at City hall on February 22. Advance admission at 7 to 8.
1000 tons of hay pasture and straw offered for sale. Property lies three miles and five miles north of Dillon. Also full blood Short horn bull available. Inquiries invited.
Valuable prizes will be awarded for the top costumes at the Mask ball to be held in the City hall auditorium on February 22. Adg. 7-8.
The first shipment of 800 baby chicks arrived Wednesday morning for Mrs. P. J. Peterson. All chicks were alive when opened at the post office, believed to set a record for such an early shipment this year.
James Banks sells off most livestock and personal property at public auction in the first week, then moves to Wendell Idaho this week. He will transport a carload of livestock and household goods and has purchased a 40 acre farm to raise certified seed.
W. W. Hawkins manager of the First National wool warehouse gave an instructive talk on Beaverhead county wool industry at the Rotary club meeting at the Andrus Wednesday. T. EF. Luebben served as vocational speaker on the plumbing business.
In Beaverhead County Montana district court, State Bank of Dillon sues Edgar and Clara Ferris to recover 178.50 plus interest from a 1925 Idaho probate court judgment based on their promissory note. The summons requires an answer within twenty days, or default judgment will be entered. Clerk Fred Rife presides, with attorney John Collins for the plaintiff.
Earl R. Davidson of Dillon and Violet Boland of Sanborn M D were married at the courthouse Monday evening by Judge George Opp. Witnesses Miss Mildred Reese and Sigmund Moe watched as the Normal college students continued their studies there.
The Beaverette basketball team fell to Twin Bridges 28 to 4 on Friday night at Bridges. Small-type note indicates audience asked to display this item briefly.
The Boy Scouts of Dillon hosted a father and son banquet at the Methodist church Saturday evening. Ladies of the church and mothers prepared the supper. Dr. R. D. Curry served as toastmaster with Prof. A. T. Peterson James McCullum George Farrell Pearl S. Smith Roscoe Cornell and John Somers sharing observations. The event drew strong local interest and highlighted a growing Dillon Scouts program.
About 35 dark colored mature mules were driven through Dillon this week. They belong to Sullivan and Hartwig and have been assembled in Dillon for shipment to southern markets.
The Deer Lodge Evening Bulletin announces its launch as a twin publication to the Messenger. Editor Allen of the Silver State Post explains the bulletin mirrors the Messenger in size and publication schedule.
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