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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1924
Page
10
The Good Government club expresses gratitude to Miss Dorchester for long service including president secretary treasurer and parliamentary advisor roles. A charter member she influenced many committees and provided sane calm judgment in club activities.
St James Episcopal Church holds its annual supper this evening at six in the Guild hall. A business meeting follows to elect church officials for the coming year.
The Good Government club will host its annual reception and tea in honor of the new officers on Saturday afternoon January 26 in the kindergarten rooms of the new training school.
The Shakespeare club met Saturday January 19 at the rectory. The discussion focused on Why Marry by Jesse Lynch Williams as the first in a series of modern dramas to be studied.
Theta society members will be entertained next Tuesday evening January 29 by Mrs. Tom Gilbert and Miss Caroline White at the home of Mrs. Gilbert on South Pacific street.
The Wednesday afternoon Bridge club was entertained by Mrs. A. O. Vachon at her home. After a pleasant afternoon at cards the guests enjoyed dainty refreshments.
Mrs. R. J. Bidstrip will entertain the Northside Country Club Tuesday January 29 at her apartment in the Holcomb House. A one o clock dinner will be served.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society will hold a food sale on Saturday February 2 at the Waldorf Grocery Store Adv. 4 11.
Local briefs list visitors and residents in Dillon with scattered notices of purchases rentals and personal updates. Names include Morrison Schultz Schultz Lane Dodd Fassler Swartz and others with mentions of travel from Jackson Melrose Medicine Lodge and Blaine plus events at Tattersalls and the Normal College activities.
Mrs Minnie S Jackson of Kalispell spoke at the Dillon Baptist church Wednesday night as an early graduate of the State Normal. She enjoyed meeting old friends and visiting the college during her Dillon stop.
Dave Walters pled guilty to forging a Mrs. Ames name on checks after his January 10 arrest. Judge Smith sentenced him to one to two years in state prison but granted probation from the bench on his promise to repay the amounts and return to the Big Hole.
Owing to high demand in Dillon, Dr Lawrence Sanford Morand arranged for the Osteopathic practice to open there. Morand, who arrived from Miles City, will operate from former Dr Stephan rooms and offers general care plus obstetrics. He is a Chicago trained physician with twelve years post graduate experience and specializes in ENT while handling obstetrics and chronic ailments. His wife and two children remain in Miles City and will join soon.
Irving Orr master councillor of Beaverhead Chapter DeMolay travels from Beaverhead to Livingston to attend the DeMolay conclave now in session there.
Frank Hatfield of Dillon was elected captain of the Montana State College Bobcat football team for 1924 after a large majority vote at a meeting of lettermen. A junior, he previously starred as a back and was a top guard in basketball, earning praise for his academics and leadership in student activities.
For sale lease or bond. The Lost Cloud silver mine group in Polaris district comprises six patented claims: Silver King Southern Cross Summit Montezuma Solitaire and Firehole. Discovered in 1884 by Captain J L Cochrane and operated by him or grantors, yielding substantial silver ore. Polaris claim sold for over 75000. Cash or terms to responsible parties. contact James L Cochrane 227 Orr Street Dillon Montana.
Cora Jernizan of Potts Camp Mississippi says Foley Pills relieved her miserable kidneys and nervousness. The pills are described as a diuretic stimulant to increase kidney activity and are advertised in Potts the drug gist Adv. 1 4t.
Clyde TH Benson of Martbrook Virginia reports his little girl suffered an awful cough until given Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. He claims a few doses brought great relief. The advertisement touts the remedy as best for coughs colds and hoarseness and promises prompt relief.
Beaverhead National Forest invites sealed bids for 216000 feet B M of Douglas Fir Lodgepole Pine and Spruce saw timber on about 60 acres near Thief Creek within sections 7 and 12. Minimum bid 3.00 per M feet. $400 deposit with each bid. right to reject any bids. Information from Forest Supervisor Dillon Montana.
The Montana Life Insurance Company as plaintiff seeks sale of property in a sheriff’s sale set for February 18 1924 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana. Described parcels include portions of sections 21 22 23 and 24 with various halves and quarters. Defendants include Goodwin T Paul and Mary I Paul Bert H Paul and Mary Leonard Paul and Paul Brothers partners Paul and Bert Paul.
Sheriff DF Moony announces a land sale in Beaverhead County Montana covering multiple sections and townships with all water rights appurtenant. Terms are cash. Dated January 19, 1924.
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