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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
8
Dillon and nearby areas report visitors from Apex Butte Melrose and Alder with small town exchanges. Advertisements list sewing machine parts hay cattle stock for sale and clothing promotions while residents attend events and church banquets.
Mrs John Mullensy of Armistead shopped in town on Wednesday. Walter Vance visited relatives at Melrose on Sunday. Alderick Tessier drove to Butte for several days. Fred Mailey, from Blaine, was a business visitor Wednesday. Ralph Streb of Melrose toured Gelhaus households last weekend. Ed Roe of Bedrock and Mrs Roe spent early week here. Katherine Gelhaus visited Melrose relatives Sunday and Monday. J L Nyhart traveled Dillon on business from a Twin Bridges ranch. George Hughes of Horse Prairie attended to local business. Attorney T E Gilbert and Mrs Gilbert were guests at A P Williams ranch near Alder last weekend. Mrs S D Hirschman and Bernice returned from a visit in Butte. Kate McDonald of Alder visited relatives Saturday en route to California for her daughter’s illness.
An invitation from the St Rose Guild appears for a Saturday evening event on February 28 in the Andrus Hotel dining room. It extends an open invitation to all attendees.
At the Baptist church the Illuminated Cross service scheduled for next Sunday evening is moved to Sunday evening March 8. Fifty three attended the B Y P U on Sunday. the meetings draw growing interest among the youth. Four united with the church and three others took a stand for Christian life. Five young women chose Christian service at the close of the youth meeting.
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A Jackson Sunday School notes article describes a regular session with a weather perfect day for activities. Students decorate the south corner with a new community flag and portraits of Washington Lincoln Coolidge and Erickson. The piece mentions songs Little Soldiers America and ongoing scrapbook sales for the Sunday school treasury.
Members and friends of the Presbyterian church are invited by the trustees to a tureen supper and business meeting at the church Monday evening March 2 at 6 30. Bring own sandwiches and a covered dish. After supper reports will be read officers elected and church policies for the coming year outlined. Large attendance desired.
Intermountain Union Normal College debate set for Thursday at 8 pm in the Training School auditorium. “Windmills of Holland” operetta to play Friday and Saturday at 8:15 pm in the Normal College auditorium with student prices. Mrs. Margaret Craig Curran left Feb 18 for Cincinnati to attend the department of superintendence meeting and will visit central and eastern Montana upon return.
Miss Tressa Page of Billings arrived Tuesday to assume a clerical position in the Teachers' Service Division. She is a Normal College graduate, class of 1921.
Mr. R C Hugenin the state architect in general charge of construction at the Normal college visited Dillon on Wednesday to inspect ongoing work and supervise projects.
A report lists 102 students deemed to have unsatisfactory work at the end of the first half of the winter quarter. The list is shorter than usual, with most students not failing but performing below good standards, and most deficiencies appearing in a single subject.
The Montana live stock value is set at 93,924,000, up 5,500,000 since January 1924. The state reports 1,505,000 cattle valued at 45,824,000. 2,536,000 sheep at 26,374,000. and 593,000 horses at 17,790,000.
An Adv column notes Fo ley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no narcotic substitutes and prints every ingredient on each carton. Potts, the druggist, advertises the product as a safe cough remedy free of opiates.
A critical critique compares sugar coating to concealing cruel deeds and debt traps. It argues glossing wrongdoing with sweetness blinds people to real effects and promotes dishonest get rich schemes. A note adds a Whitefish-Columbia Falls newspaper plans removal to Whitefish.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a reliable cough medicine free of narcotics, endorsed for fifty years as a leading global remedy. Mothers are urged to refuse substitutes and demand Foley's, with Potts the druggist credited.
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