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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1920

Page

10

Local Notes and Personnel Changes Reported

Graeter of Arcadia California arrives in Dillon with summer plans and family to join later. Jos T Leimert resigns from The First National Bank of Dillon to focus on his accounting business in Philips block River Baptist Church area. Sunday July 4 services noted patriotic. no evening services July August. Miss Sella Mayfield to depart after 18 months at Montana Mercantile for vacation.

Dillon Luther Graeter Arcadia California Graeter’Grocery Co Jos. T.leimert Fist National Bank of Dillousy Atention Philips

Overland Trip To Coast Planned By Mrs. Mary Judge

Mrs. Mary Judge and her family left Monday for an overland trip to the coast. They plan to visit Idaho Falls Baker City Seattle and other places before returning home.

Mary ‘Judge Idaho Falls Baker City Ore Seattle

Taylor family visits in Helena pause

Mr. C. B. Taylor and family motored to Helena last Saturday to visit relatives. The father has returned home while the rest of the family remains in the capital for some time.

Helena C. B. Taylor

Mrs Bovard Visits Dillon To Aid Florence Crittenden

Mrs Bovard the field worker for the Florence Crittenden Home of Helena made her annual Dillon visit this week soliciting funds. She reported strong success and support for the home.

Outdoor Sunday draws Dillon residents and summer students

Numbers of Dillon people and summer students went motoring and hiking last Sunday. The day was fine and everyone wanted to be out of doors.

Dillon

Sunday School Session and Church Services Noted

Sunday July 4 1920 schedules list a Sunday School at 10 AM with Prof Lipht as superintendent. Morning and evening sermons are planned by Pastor J. Humphrey at 11 and 8 PM, details indicate active church services.

Lee R. Lipht G. Humphrey

Nurses Convention Attended in Butte by Mrs Helen Curtis

Mrs Helen Curtis proprietor of Curtis Hospital attended the state convention of graduate nurses early this week in Butte. Geo MacDougall pastor of the local Baptist church will leave Monday for Omaha with family and household goods for relocation. The Ladies Aid Society aids in refitting the parsonage in preparation for the pastor’s family arrival. H B Duff arrived from Portland Wednesday visiting at his brother Ed Duff’s home.

Helen Curtis Curtis Hospital Wan'in Butte Geo. MacDougall Omaha Ifl Ladies’ Aid Society of H. B. Duff Portland Ed Duff Society Ed. Lloyd

Zayad and Zarad Concerts at the Normal

Local notices announce Madame Zayad or Zarad concerts at the Normal auditorium next Friday evening with admission 75 cents and 50 cents for students. Other items list a piano for sale, visitors Mrs. H Burfeind and Mr Miss Verg Sanders visiting Dillon, and upcoming meetings and events around town.

Madame Zayad

Bitterroot Club Hosts Last Meeting of Season

Mrs A F Waldorf entertained the Bitterroot club Wednesday at her home for the season finale. Miss Martha Featherly hosted a theatre party Monday night followed by refreshments at the Pheasant. Miss Mary Gist plans a theatre party for twenty young friends this evening with refreshments at the Gist home. Mrs Moran entertained Busy Bee club members Wednesday at her Southside home.

William Gooding Washington Earl Ogilvie Gooding Mary Lausich Dillon Bitterroot A. F. Waldorf Martha Featherly Mary Gist Gist Mrat T. .D Moran Busy Bee Club

Munchausen tale dismissed at Nonpartisan meeting

Report notes attendees at a Tuesday Nonpartisan League meeting dismissed the tale as fiction. Critics defended Wheeler and Buzzell as exaggerated dime novel material, while participants remained rational and focused on how Nonpartisanism is presented to a new audience. Also mentions rental room at 128 Reeder St and J. Ripley's travel to Montana via Elk Horn district mining interests.

Leasgue Munchausen Wheeler Buzzell Bond Station Mauritz

Christian Science Lyca Society Service Sunday

God thoughts and welcome message for a church service at 11 a.m. All are welcome to attend the gathering and participate in the Lyca Society topic.

Servidasunday

Cats Save Red Cross Warehouse In Warsaw Tale

A quirky World War I era story from Warsaw tells how cats vanished from the city and reappeared when the Red Cross warehouse outside town became overrun with rats and mice. Citizens offered their cats to guard the supplies, and many cats were placed as guardians before vanishing once more.

Warsaw Red Cross

Forest Covers 46 Percent of Southern New England

The American Forestry Association reports southern New England now has about 46 percent forest land, roughly 1,750,000 acres. The area appears to be increasing from 41 percent in 1910 and 32 percent in 1850, with 26 percent in Connecticut in 1820.

New England American Forestry Associaton Washington Connecticut

Madame Zarad to Perform at Normal Auditorium

A telegram from Dr Maxwell of the University of Wyoming praises Madame Zarad as a wonderful artist and notes she will sing at the Normal Auditorium next Friday evening July 9. The message confirms high expectations and requests kind consideration.

Co. R Maxwell College of Education University of ‘Wyoming Zarad

Keeping the Farm Boy From the City

The article argues the farming life keeps boys by improving on farm living with electric light running water bathrooms and labor saving devices. It contrasts city lure with farm rewards noting boys stay when modern conveniences are provided and family farms benefit from continued labor and experience.

Ériod Fey

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Blood Purifier

An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy that acts through the blood to treat catarrh. It claims the product clears infections and mucous issues, urging readers to send for more information from the Toledo, Ohio company.

Aly Hall Toledo

Montana Crops Look Good Across State Reports

Montana farmers report favorable growing conditions the week ending June 19. Rains in 25 counties, abundant irrigation water, and steady moisture improve early wheat, alfalfa, and fodder crop prospects. Weather records show moisture and temperature favorable, with flax acreage likely to exceed earlier estimates.

Montana Chas. D. Greenfield Seth Jin

Chicago platform makers aim to serve the whole nation

The Chicago platform builders in dealing with domestic matters strive to remember they are not serving business farmers labor or women alone but the nation as a whole per Houghton Calumet Mining Gazette.

Chicago Houghton & Calumet Mich.) Mining Gazette

Garbage man arrival noted in casual exchange

In a brief scene Maggie tells the garbage man to leave, the professor overhears and asks to pass the message that they do not want any today. The exchange captures a domestic moment with a touch of humor and routine.

Birrer of Blaine Motors to Dillon This Tuesday

F. P. Birrer of Blaine drove to Dillon on Tuesday for an unspecified visit or errand.

F. P. Birrer Blaine Dillon

Editorials reflect political tempers from early 1920s press

A string of quotes from multiple papers cites criticisms of Palmer and Burleson and praises for Harding while noting price-cutting talk. Attributions include Miltonian in Milton PA, Tribune in Minneapolis, Journal in Clifton NJ, and more. The items depict partisan debates over tariffs, administration competence, and national leadership.

Palmer Clifton N. J

Round Oak Heating fixes radiators with lifetime guarantee

All radiators repaired rebuilt and cured by Round Oak Heating and Plumbing company. Years of radiator work backed by an absolute guarantee on all work. Advertisement note mentions 22te.

Round Oak Heating & Plumbing Company

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