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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1924
Page
9
A 26 year old Harvard graduate who entered at 12 and studied relentlessly became a clothing store clerk in New York with a $23 weekly wage. Once a child prodigy lecturing professors, he chose a life of fashion and fabrics, saying he was tired of thinking and wanted to be a human.
The Montana Livestock Show in Dillon during the stockmen's convention in April promises to eclipse all prior state events. The convention will draw notable visitors including Secretary Wallace making the gathering a centerpiece for public attention as aristocratic livestock and prizes captivate attendees.
A weekly paper urges end to the two-thirds and unit rules that empower party bosses. It argues the rules suppress minority voices and enable dictatorial nominations. The piece credits Justice Daniel F. Cohalan and publisher services for exposing the scheme and calls for immediate reform.
Prominent national authorities will judge. Beaverhead stockmen and farmers gain exposure and prizes for crains and grasses. Dillon, as oldest ranching region, hosts a large event aimed at improving stock quality and benefiting the entire community through statewide agricultural showcase.
Rotary club luncheon featured Forest Supervisor J. B. Sommers and Ranger Albert Yochelson of Dell, who recently retired from a trip to Pennsylvania, giving talks on forestry. Luther D. Graeter from California also spoke briefly.
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube lining causing rumbling and impaired hearing. Halt inflammation or risk permanent loss. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine has claimed success for over forty years and is sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
An emergency law allowing World War veterans to file for naturalization without intention papers or the $5 fee expires March 8, 1924. Veterans discharged by March 8, 1923 could use the shortcut, with filings made through court clerks or naturalization examiners.
Simms reports that last year a local farmer harvested 5 800 pounds of beans from a 3 acre plot.
Beaverhead County High School showcases its Home Science Department located in the gym with a full kitchen electric plates and student tables. A Sterling silver set from 1914 and china enhance the space along with recitation rooms a dining area a built in buffet and furnished bedroom and bathroom for practical domestic training.
Recitation and laboratory rooms for the Home Management and Sewing classes are large well lighted. The Home Science Department also serves as an emergency in case of sudden illness and for mending purposes. There are 84 girls enrolled in this department. This division is under the supervision of Miss Lydia Tarrant.
Beaverhead County High School maintains a large library with 2 290 books spanning fiction and reference works across English languages history drama economics sociology biology and agriculture. The collection includes 38 magazines and 4 newspapers with past issues filed for student use. A dedicated librarian Miss Thressa Gay has served at B C H S for two years and educates history classes while organizing the High School News files.
Beaverhead students lead state contests and practice in business classes. Graduates secure top positions after high school, with last year’s results in Anaconda showing first in Junior typewriting, second in Senior typewriting, and third and fourth in Senior shorthand. Subdued junior shorthand entry noted.
Kalispell reports a prominent local lumberman has purchased 21,187,000 feet of timber from the Blackfeet forest, a major acquisition reflecting expanding operations and asset holdings by the regional timber firm.
Mrs Angelina Canali of Milford Massachusetts credits her long use of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds after a suggestion from her druggist John Gardella. The product is praised as pleasant and easy to take and contains no opiates. Potts the druggist.
Estray sale notice stating owner sought for a sorrel gelding about 900 pounds branded on the right shoulder. If not claimed, the horse will be sold at public auction at the C. C. Cornell ranch on February 5, 1924, at 3 o clock P M.
First 1924 Bargains list includes a cozy six room bungalow on Kentucky Avenue with eight bedrooms and a garage priced at 8 500. A furnished four room bungalow on Rife Street at 3 500. A model modern home on South Pacific Street at 8 500. Five choice lots on North Pacific Street at 250 each, half cash. First mortgage note for 600 at 8 percent due in two years. C C Newman.
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