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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
11
Popular Mechanics notes that after years of storing first-aid kits in lockers, rail cars now receive a metal wall box matching the car finish. The new box holds two packets and is mounted in the passageway high enough to stay out of sight yet still reachable when needed.
Mr and Mrs H L McCaleb and Mrs Bond relocate to the Ernest Dry residence on South Idaho street marking a new family address in the neighborhood.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church plans a July 20 picnic at Dillmont park with a two o clock church meet up. The M M club shifted a Birch Creek outing to a rain friendly visit at R W Boone home. Presbyterian ladies host a July 15 food sale at Waldorf Co store. Mrs T E Gilbert hosts Minnie McLean at luncheon. Brundage and Tattersall host tea and breakfast gatherings.
In a New England summer resort a family with four children and several dogs lives in a house run by an Irish maid. Tar is laid on village streets to curb dog traffic and Nora laments the mess as dogs dash in and out, noting twenty five entries that day. Mr Bjorkland and his daughter Hedwig visit Dillon this week.
Beavers defeat Gophers 11 to 3 with pitching by Metlen and O'Connor and loose defense fueling runs under ideal weather with a large crowd. Earlier Beavers beat Gophers 12 to 8 in a six inning game called for darkness with Whalen and Gibson on the mound for Beavers and Peterson for Gophers.
Montana state auditor GEO P. Porter explains that the 1909 act repealed the 1903 requirement for foreign surety companies to deposit $50,000 in securities. He notes a 1919 bill to restore the 1903 rule failed, so no deposit is now required. the misconception should end.
Sheriff Beavershead County will sell at public auction on August 5 1922 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana the land described as lots 5 6 7 section 6 town 9 south range 13 west. lot 1 section 7 township 9 south range 14 west and the NE quarter of NE quarter of section 12 township 9 south range 14 west plus the southeast quarter of NE quarter and east half of SE quarter of section 1 containing about 309.35 acres all in Beaverhead County Montana Terms are cash.
Mrs Monte Mathews and her granddaughter Hope Jaggers traveled to Spokane on Wednesday to spend several weeks with Mrs Sidmondson the sister of Mrs Mathews. They made a brief stop in Butte to see Barry Mathews.
Dr H H Scar borough will be at the Andrus hotel in Dillon on Saturday July 22. His methods promise reliable results for headaches dizziness and eye defects. If convenient call early to see him. Ady. 28 29 Ford sale offer from Beaverhead Motors Co 181f.
A traveler named Johnnie, claiming Washington origin and 21 years old, stays near Apex during the Fourth of July. He helps himself to jewelry and other valuables before disappearing after a road accident while en route to Melrose. authorities seek him.
Mr and Mrs Archie Henneberry Mr and Mrs J W Rees and Mr and Mrs W C Jennings motored to Butte Monday afternoon. The Henneberrys Rees and Jennings returned next day while Mrs Henneberry took the train to Forsyth to be with her seriously ill mother Mrs Ulm. Friends of Mrs Ulm, well known in Dillon, regret her illness.
Mr and Mrs Pearl S Smith along with Rachel and Ralph Smith motored to Butte on Tuesday in a family outing reported by the local desk.
The seventeenth aspirant, Edward A. Ned Burke, filed for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. Others filing for county offices include A. L. Anderson for county commissioner Beaverhead on Republican, Harry F. Andrus for commissioner Democrat, and Charles Bud McGrath for state representative Republican. Also listed are William Pendergast, Henry E. Olsen, Ross W. Ismerick, Charles F. Lloyd, C. R. Kelley, James E. Phillips, A. C. Gruell, D. I. Mooney, Bertie Mathews, William E. Chapman, H. G. Rodgers, Thomas F. Gilbert, John S. Baker. county clerk among others.
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