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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1925
Page
10
Dillon residents and visitors are recorded in a long list of daily notes. Names include Mrs. Enoch Young of Apex, Francis Tonney in Butte, J. F. Blair and A. A. Schroeder from Grant, and many others visiting for shopping, social events, or business.
A union service will be held at the Baptist church at 4 o'clock Friday February 27. All women are invited to attend and members of various missionary societies are urged to participate.
At St James guild hall the parish supper drew many members. After dinner, annual reports were read and wardens and vestrymen for the coming year were chosen: T. D. Olmsted senior warden, Dr. W. H. Stephan junior warden, and vestrymen Dr. H. F. Best, T. E. Gilbert, Howard Morse, R. R. Price, and T. E. Luebben.
The second annual kite flying contest will be held Friday after noon February 27 on the field east of Dakota street. All training school students with manual training are eligible. Prizes of 5, 2 and 1 dollars await the top builders based on construction and altitude. Judges include President S. E. Davis of the Normal college, Joe Newnes, and Bud Galt.
A well arranged window display at the State Bank features gold silver and copper coins valued in the hundreds of dollars. The collection includes rare pieces and coins currently minted attracting many onlookers.
Sheriff Fleming arrested Harry Broadwater and Bennett Griffith two Bearpaw mountains ranchers and two other men on cattle theft charges. Investigators traced four head from stockman Alexander Ross to a butchered Ross brand animal and recovered three more cattle from the suspects.
Mrs Mary Judge and family and Emerson Hughes motor to Butte for the district basketball tournament. They will be joined there by Miss Valma and Paul Judge, students at the State University in Missoula.
Mrs. Clayton Schuler invites patrons to enjoy a program at North Side Country Club on Tuesday February 24 at the club facilities. The event promises an evening of music and social gathering for members and guests.
Notice is given of a special stockholders meeting of Utopia Mining Company at W J Cushing law office in Dillon Montana on February 28 1925 at 2 oclock PM. The meeting will elect a president secretary treasurer vice president and a board of directors by order of the companys vice president W J Cushing secretary.
William Fullwood Jnr a prominent MecHessor Creek rancher is seriously ill at Barrett hospital and is reported slightly improved. The report notes his condition amid family and regional concern.
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