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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
10
Mrs Theodor Nelson hosts the North Side Country Club at her ranch next Tuesday July 10. The Foreign Missionary Society of the Women's group will meet with Mrs Edward Smith Thursday afternoon July 12 at 2 30.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Helen L. Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs J S Baker Dillon to Mr Roland La Pea Great Falls. The wedding occurred in Great Falls Tuesday evening. The bride is a Dillon alumna and teacher there for a year. The groom works as an assayist in the chemical department at the local smelter.
Mrs Louise Taylor and Miss Bora Taylor leave Sunday for Bozeman to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Jeff Cox and daughter motor to our city the Fourth from near Twin Bridges. Mr and Mrs Harley Linder of Laurin and Miss Dolly Marley of Blaine motor to the city for the Fourth. John Ewing home hosts guests Clifford Reid and daughter from Melrose. Fred H Scott of Bear Paw Montana attends Knights Templar conclave in Dillon. first Beaverhead visit in thirty years.
Local ads list sewing machine needles oil shut tles bobbins belts and more at Tattersalls. Several residents mention Fourth of July visits, trips to Elkhorn Springs, and a Dillon celebration. Names include Barry Matthews Robert Boone C W Woodburn and families with trips noted to Helena and Venice California. Lost items include a Sigma Chi pin Beta Rho Rodney C Foster and a Blackbeardrop.
Mr and Mrs Cecil E Smith of Coeur d Alene Idaho visited Dillon relatives and friends last night and this morning. They continued their trip by auto this afternoon.
The inaugural weekly shipment of 7000 barrels left the Winois pipeline tank farm at Sunburst on June 8. The oil bound for Imperial Oil refinery at Calgary will continue at about the same weekly rate until the Calgary facility is fully operational.
Melrose Montana citizens greet President Harding with simple gladness after a brief station arrival. Local dwellers celebrate the Fourth with modest crowds from nearby towns and visiting families. Sheep shearing wraps up in the valley as summer venues like Pauls Place reopen for ice cream and soft drinks.
Registration at the Normal College stands at 503 with about 200 enrolled at each regional school in Lewistown Miles City and Billings totaling roughly 1200 for the summer Dr Davis tours the regional sites starting Lewistown Miles City and Billings The Go summer picnic occurred at Barratts Station with travel by hike truck or train A student faculty reception was held June 22 with county groups and charades A few staff and students depart for summer assignments Ms Troxell heads home to Chicago for summer then Columbia University in September Miss Wiley visits Spokane and Miss Gelhaus returns to Missoula for summer The library has extended into the gymnasium due to space constraints gym classes on the lawn Two Montana legislators Crumbaker and Gullidge teach on the Dillon faculty
California Oil Company has acquired the Dever eaux interests in the west end of the Cat Creek field, consolidating control over the productive area. The deal marks a shift in ownership for the oil play and may influence production plans.
Completion of a three mile road up Coonahan canyon in this locality unlocks a large expanse of good timber for market development and export opportunities.
The Shelby Promoter reports a surge in business as the city enjoys growth. The newspaper notes substantial additions to its printing plant and a boom in the local economy.
Delegates return from the summer assembly and will report on their work each Sunday morning. Several departments will convene to hear the reports. A cordial welcome is extended to all and to friends who join.
Lady's purse located between Dillon and Dillmont Park with owner asked to identify the item and pay for advertisement. Inquiries directed to Hansen Stage and Livery Co. at 212 North Montana Street.
I am bringing to an end all of my business affairs in Dillon preparatory to removing to Washington D C. All accounts due me must be paid by cash or bankable note before August 1. I will be able to take care of only a limited number of patients and an early appointment will be necessary. 26-11 DR. R. R. RATHBONE.
At the Methodist Church, Sunday school starts at 10 o clock for all ages. The pastor will preach Pilgrims of the Infinite at 11. An 8 p m evening service features Haworth League youth guiding the first half hour and Prof Mackey speaking on Christian Warfare. Juvenile music highlights the program.
Due to the pastor's absence at the Synod in Helena from July 5 to 12, no services will be held next Sabbath. The Manse Society also will not meet on July 12.
Miss Olson from the Big Hole rode the little cray to victory in the ladies race amid cheers. She impressed the crowd with a good mount and calm control, proving as comfortable on the track as on her father’s ranch.
Relieves Rheumatism. J. W. Hunter of Los Angeles says Foley Kidney Pill gave relief from rheumatic pains. Backache dull headaches and tiredness signal kidney and bladder trouble. Foley Kidney Pills offer quick relief. Refuse substitutes. Potts the drug grist advertisement.
Real estate ad offering buying selling trading leasing and borrowing options on sheep cattle dairy ranches and irrigated farms. Encourages readers to write or call C C Newman in Dillon Montana with easy payments and school-friendly Dillon homes suitable for farmers or ranchers.
Delegates from across Montana will gather in Great Falls on July 12 and 18 for the State Conference of Red Cross Chapters. An unusual program will feature noted speakers including Montana leaders in social service and My. Alexander Johnson. Also slated are Walter Davidson of Chicago Red Cross, and several headquarters officials. Montana speakers include Dr. Louis W. Allard Missoula professor C Walker Hayes of the University of Montana Dr H D Bon ness Helena Mrs Catherine Calk McCarthy Glendive Mrs Janet Anderson Helena and many others.
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