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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1927
Page
6
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 250 dollars for convicting a sheep thief and 100 dollars for convicting a camp robber as stated in the notice.
Dorothy Gish stars in Nell Gwyn at Hartwig theater January 24 and 26. The film suggests Nell Gwyn persuaded King Charles II to gift Chelsea Hospital for war veterans, inviting debate on whether English kindness was as selfless as myth.
A. L. Stone of Dillon exchanged 6000 acres of Montana beach land for the Gotham Apartment Hotel in Kansas City. The four story hotel on Linwood and Chestnut was bought Jan 4 by the Dillon State Bank with title held by Stone. Principal stockholders include B. L. Hoffman Mrs Emma Klein and H. J. Fry. Trade valued at 238000. Walter J. Good of Earl C. Hallar Real Estate arranged the sale.
Local basketball fans celebrate Beaverhead’s 12 to 7 victory over Whitehall on Friday. It marks the Beavers’ second win on their eastern trip as they defend a strong district reputation amid recent heavy losses by Whitehall to Butte.
William Davis a rancher from the east bench suffered a broken bone in his right leg Thursday afternoon when his horse slipped on a sidehill about 12 miles from town and fell pinning the limb. He was brought to town, the bone set by Dr. W. H. Stephan, and is patient at Barrett hospital.
The expression Please the Pigs stems from a phrase about the Virgin granting permission. The origin ties to a meaning of the Virgin permitting and incorporates historical usage of the term.
A Pacific coast branch meeting of the American Historical Association at Stanford featured Dr. F. H. Garver on Sacajawea. Dr. Garver spoke in Los Angeles at the Historical Society of Southern California on the Custer Battle’s fiftieth anniversary. Professor Robert Clark donated 12 Bird Lore volumes and six Nature Study Review volumes to the college library. The Co-ed Prom is planned for the Normal college gymnasium Saturday night, attracting a large female turnout. The gym hosted two nonathletic events, including a Montana Education Association meeting in 1925. Eighth grade graduates on January 20 total 20 pupils, exempted from state exams due to teacher-training standards. All junior high school teachers at the training school are university graduates.
Dr. M. A. Walker announces several mild scarlet fever cases in Dillon, notes prompt reporting by doctors, and describes quarantine measures with seven houses under quarantine. He explains serum use for immunity, incubation periods, and the duty to report unreported cases to safeguard public health.
Miss Hamilton attended the Northwest Scientific association meeting in Spokane on December 28 and 29. The Grade 2A training school domestic science class served its annual dinner to board members on January 18. The Student Activity Fund committee plans a winter quarter entertainment by Helen Wagoner on January 26 at the Normal College auditorium.
The program by Miss Waggoner blends short sketches with a complete one act play. Supervisors at the training school give standardized tests across grades to aid teachers in planning mid year promotions.
Miss Katherine Kennedy of Caledonia Minnesota has been elected to a fourth grade position at the training school. A University of Chicago graduate she comes highly recommended and will begin work on Monday January 24.
The civil suit of W. I Kennison against Albert Anderson concluded Friday afternoon with all evidence submitted. The case remains continued pending the filing of briefs.
The annual farmer's short course opened Tuesday at the high school with large attendance and strong interest. Sessions cover poultry production, farm gardening, hogs, small grains, beef cattle, cream crops, seed potatoes and peas, dairying, and sheep raising. Directed by Prof. D. P. Thurber.
For sale or rent 480 acre farm located about three miles northeast of Dillon. Sale terms very reasonable. For particulars write to Mrs A Hansen at 1837 Monterey Road South Pasadena California.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as especially suitable for elderly people as it contains no chloroform or opiates. It is described as mildly laxative, soothing, and healing for irritated throats, stopping coughs and night coughs, with Potts the Druggist advertising.
An advertisement urges readers over fifty to support regular bowel movements with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It claims the formula avoids griping or sickness, offering a large 60 cent bottle and a free sample by writing to Monticello.
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