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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1925

Page

9

Mussolini's Attack on Freemasonry Sparks American Support

The piece denounces Mussolini's ban on Freemasonry in Italy as a violation of liberty. It argues Masonry aligns with American constitutional principles, emphasizes loyalty to country, and notes prominent Masons like Roosevelt, Edward VII, and the Prince of Wales. It warns against Catholic sympathy for the ban and urges Americans to defend freedom of conscience.

Mussolini Italy Freemasonry Pema Rememson Roosevelt Edward England Prince of Wales America

Havre Cold Snapshot Misleading Statewide Climate View

The piece argues the Havre temperature record shapes Montana’s cold image and costs millions due to weather bureau data. It notes Havre’s prairie location near the Canadian line drives extreme readings, while others misunderstand crews, averages, and statewide climate tactics.

United States Weather Bureau Havre Montana United States

The Farmers Fight Over Hay Prices

The piece describes the yearly price contest between farmers and livestock men over hay costs. Weather dictates swings in hay price, with severe winters driving up costs while mild conditions lower them. Stockmen shipped animals to higher forage regions during dry spells, but local prices remain above average though not meeting grower expectations.

Montana

Happenings Eyes Examined and Local Visits

In Dillon notes from Huber Bros to Madison county visitors include George Clemon from Jackson, Wm Orr of Bedrock, and Norman Mason from Big Hole basin. Also in town are Mose Smythe from Blaine and Thomas Call from Varney. Alice Allen leaves for Butte for her sister’s wedding. Paul Bramsman returns from Butte after an appendicitis operation. A Kansas City judge proposes public shaming for wife-beaters. Albert Bailey becomes first colored judge in Chicago Municipal Court.

United States Albert Bailey Chicago Bailey

Large class to enter Beaverhead County High School

A class of 23 graduates from the training school received diplomas at commencements held Thursday evening in the auditorium. All will enter Beaverhead County High School for the second semester starting Monday January 26. Registration at the high school is expected to rise with rural district students. The program included invocation by Rev. E L Hurley, musical selections, an address by Rev. Ernest E Loft, presentation of the class by Principal Linden McCullough, diploma awards by Marshall Field, and a commencement song with a class roll of twenty three names.

Beaverhead County E. L. Hurley Annapolis Taylor Mazurka Dazie Holmes Mississippi Laurens Gregory Nevin Gavotte Milt Malvern McKay McFadden Ernest E. Loft Linden McCullough Marshall Field Leighth Catherine Bowe Tim Blair Fredrick Crouse Loring Curnutt Grace Ewing Claude Howell Everett Holden Evelyn Hungate Koward Jensen Violet Johnson Mildred Underwood Leonard Wemple Lewis Whitworth Kenneth Kennison Emily Larsen Jeff Matthews George McDonald Elmer Peterson Pauline Rash Joe Ryburn Laurin Shaffner Ted Soper Inez Stinson

Foley Remedies Ad and Barbershop Fight Arrest

An advertisement offers Foley products and free samples as a sample bottle mail-in promotion. Charles Hamilton, a barber shop porter, was arrested by Officer Bourquin after a fight linked to a craps game. He pled guilty and was fined fifteen dollars but cannot pay, receiving seven and a half days in jail with potential additional charges.

Charles Hamilton Farnsworth Bourquin Police Phillips

Delphian Meeting Discusses Verdi Opera Aida Theme

The Delphian group met January 19 at Mrs. Cushing home led by Mrs. Waldorf. They reviewed the form of opera and Verd i's Aida with Victrola recordings and story explanation. Mrs. Waldorf was assisted by Mrs. McFadden and Mrs. Wilbur Gilbert.

Dillon Delphian

Birthday Party Honors Billy Galt On South Pacific Street

Billy Galt celebrated his seventh birthday Thursday with a party at his parents home on South Pacific street. A group of playmates joined in games and enjoyed refreshments in the afternoon.

Billy Galt D. A. Galt South Pacific Street

Delta Phi Westminster Guild event hosted by two members

The Delta Phi chapter of the Westminster Guild will be entertained by Mrs. Chester Gilbert and Mrs. Jay Holtz on Thursday afternoon January 29 at the home of Mrs. Holtz on South Pacific Street.

Delta Phi The Westminster Guild Chester Gilbert Jay Holtz Holtz So. Pacific Street

Busy Bee Club Hosts Luncheon at Mrs Lloyds

Mrs. W. E. Lloyd acted as hostess to the Busy Bee club on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Lee Reece, Mrs. B. W. Emerick, and Mrs. F. E. Foote. A three course luncheon was served.

W. E. Lloyd Busy Bee Club Lee Reece B. W. Emerick F. E. Foote

Theta Visit Hosted by Mrs Gilbert and Miss White

Mrs T E Gilbert and Miss White hosted a Tuesday gathering at Mrs Gilbert's home for members of Theta.

T. E. Gilbert Miss White Theta Mrs. Gilbert

Miss Clara Plant Hosts Bridge Club Evening

Miss Clara Plant entertained the Bridge club Tuesday evening with a social game session and light refreshments.

Manse Society Meets at Mrs. Ewing’s Home

The Manse Society of the Presbyterian church was entertained by Mrs. John Ewing on Thursday afternoon at her home.

the Presbyterian Church John Ewing

Evening Bridge Club Sees Visit by Miss Clara Plant

The Wednesday Evening Bridge club was entertained this week by Miss Clara Plant as the guest of honor and activity continued with card play and social time.

Clara Plant

Card Parties At Mrs. Roscoe Cornell Home

Mrs. Roscoe Cornell entertained guests this week with a string of card parties. Bridge was the afternoon's diversion with four tables in play and refreshments served after. Invitations have been issued for a similar affair Saturday evening.

Roscoe Cornell

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Sold Nationwide for 40 Years

Over four decades Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. The preparation includes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the bloodstream to reduce mucous membrane inflammation. Sold by all druggists F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.

Halls Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Baptist Prayer and Praise Service Promotes Old Testament Study

A Baptist church announces midweek prayer meetings focusing on The Books of the Old Testament. Discussions aim to blend scholarship and faith from a modern viewpoint, inviting teachers from public schools and Normal College to attend.

Baptist Church Normal

Business visitor Mike Stephanie in Dillon today

Mike Stephanie, a business visitor from the Twin Bridges area, arrived in Dillon for unspecified engagements today.

Mike Stephanie Dillon Twin Bridges

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad

Safe for Children Mothers demand a reliable cough remedy free from narcotics Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has been a leading cough medicine for fifty years Children like it Refuse substitutes Insist upon Foley's Potts the druggist Adv 25

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill Foley Potts Foley’s. Potts

Denver reformer Dr Ezya M Cox to speak at Methodist church

Dr Ezya M Cox of Denver will speak Sunday morning January 25 at 11 o clock in the Methodist church. The speaker has done notable reform work in Denver districts and all who hear him will be profited.

Ezya M. Cox Denver Methodist

Also Mentioned on This Page

American Press Association Hema Dillon Postoffice Telephone Huber Bros George Clemon Jackson Wm. C. Orr Bedrock Wm. Bechler D. R. Gordon Armstead Norman Mason Big Hole Basin Mose Smythe Madison County Blaine Thomas J. Call Varney John Sherman Kalispell A. A. Elliott Alice Allen State Normal College Butte Paul Bramsman Kansas City China Delphian Delta Phi Chapter Bridge Club Manse Society Evening Bridge Club Baptist“Prayer and Safe Tribune Book Zane Grey Gene Stratton Porter James Oliver Curwood Kathleen Norris Peter B Kyne Margaret Pedler Wm, MacLeod Raine Mary Roberts Rinehart Far West North Grosset Irving Bochester Dorothy Canfield Rafael Sabatini Edna Ferber Grace L. Hill Lutz Hagden Jackson Gregory Eleanor H. Porter
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