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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1922

Page

10

Tribune notices and rates for paid notices

The Tribune asks subscribers to report missed deliveries. It states regular publication and that notices of church events with admission fees or profits from selling items are charged at five cents per line, with Card of Thanks and Obituary Poetry also at five cents per line.

Haying Boom Across Beaverhead County

The county rides the hay season with crews busy from Dillon to Big Hole and Grasshopper. Chris Hansen, local stage line proprietor, moves goods and people as farmers rally to harvest a good crop. Mrs Brooks McClintock and Dorothy head to North Dakota then Twin Bridges for a new home as her husband finds work there.

Dillon Chris Hansen Jackson Big Hole Brooks McClintock Dorothy North Dakota Twin Bridges

Dillon Ordinance 204 Restricts Children on City Streets

City of Dillon Montana adopts Ordinance No. 204 restricting under sixteen year olds from streets alleys and public places after 9 PM in certain seasons and 9:30 PM in others with guardian accompaniment required. Parents and guardians face fines or jail for violations. Ordinance repeals sections 694 695 and 696 of 1913 Revised Ordinances and requires publication in the Dillon Tribune. Adopted July 5 1922.

Antrod Y Perry City of Dillon Dillon Tribune Montana A. D Rosco Cornell Henry G. Rodgers State of Beaverhead Said City

Community Picnic Brightens Horse Prairie Day

Residents of Horse Prairie held a 4th of July picnic at the old Midway station on the upper prairie beside a mountain stream. A large crowd enjoyed a bountiful dinner prepared by local women and, after games and stories, hiked to the divide for a cheerful finale.

Horse Prairie Midway Station J. H. Shefer A. A. Schroeder S. B. Howell L. C. Stocker James Mansfield Anna Mansfield Bob Roberts Hal Brenner Gladys Parker Butte Silvester Meade Will Carrol Frank Hoffman Purdy Minnie Snow Pearl S. Smith Rachael Smith Ralph ° Smith June Blair Dillon John Peterson J. A. Donovan Morse John Marcus Rand Myrtle Rand M. G. McNevin Evelyn McNevin New York City

Post Office First of the Month Observations

An observer details a Dillon post office scene on the first of the month. Clerks sort late mail as customers queue at boxes and windows, noting joy and disappointment from letters, a country youth with a sweetheart letter, a rosy youngster reading a note, and a man facing a financial request. Parcel post includes chicks and a stray pup.

Dillon Uncle Sam Dan Johnnie Jane Observer

Rockville trio to tour Yellowstone park

Chas. McLean and his sister Minnie of Rockville Connecticut are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Gilbert for a month. They plan a Yellowstone park trip and will depart Saturday for the journey.

Chas. McLean Miss Minnie Rockville Conn T. E. Gilbert Yellowstone Park

Rotary launches fund drive for municipal swimming pool

The Dillon Rotary Club begins a six district house to house fundraising campaign to build a city pool on a west side park site donated by Mrs. Reynolds. A natural gravel bottom pool with fresh water is planned at an estimated minimum cost of 600 dollars. The appeal asks all residents to contribute according to means to support Dillon’s first civic recreational project.

Rotary Club Dillon Oldsters Reynolds

Family Tour Through Yellowstone Park Draws Local Visitors

Chas. Miller Dr. Brownback Mrs. Cora Holland Mrs Helen Randolf and Don Randolf and family are touring Yellowstone Park and camping along the way. The group travels to enjoy the park’s scenery and outdoor experience.

Chas. Miller Dr. Brownback Cora Holland Helen Randolf Don Randolf Yellowstone

Camp Fire Permit System Eyed for Montana Sun River District

District Forester Fred Morrell warns careless campers have fueled forest fires. Montana will require campfire permits from July 1 to September 30 in the lower Sun River district, with a forest guard checking entry routes for compliance. Three tributary guiches to Sun River have suffered fire damage in each of the last three summers.

Montana Idaho Fred Morrell Missoula California Washington Oregon Lewis & Clark National Forest Lower Sun River Ranger District Sun River District Sun River Morrell

Mrs. E. V. Morrow Returns to Twin Bridges After Visit

Mrs. E. V. Morrow has returned to her home in Twin Bridges after spending several weeks visiting friends here.

E. V. Morrow Twin Bridges

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Notice

An acute nasal catarrh attack is described with mention of a run down condition. Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers a local ointment and a tonic to boost the system and reduce susceptibility to colds. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

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