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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
9
Notices showing postal charges for church festival ads and obituaries are given. A remark speculates on President Wilson campaigning on the league covenant and helping Republicans, while Secretary Baker is critiqued as seeking more money for preparedness.
The article notes a shift of control in operations in Palestine, with Jerusalem and surrounding areas to be handed to the British government by July and the American Red Cross withdrawing. Beirut and Sidon will come under the Near East committee, reflecting an emergency-to-permanent transition.
In Syria missionaries funded by American churches aid Red Cross relief. Miss Butter coordinates meals for orphanages and village children in Beirut Sidon and Beulah while learning Arabic. Captain and Mrs Jes sup support kitchens. Damascus sends sweets and treats. Colonel Finley praises Miss Butter and notes continued Red Cross involvement.
Helena dispatch says Dr. S. E. Davis head of education at Marysville Missouri State Normal College is chosen as president of Montana State Normal College succeeding J N Monroe who resigned. Davis is described as an educator with wide experience.
The Junior high team from Miss Norris's room challenged the Ungraded room team to a three game baseball series on the Public School campus. The first game starts at 7 15 Tuesday evening.
There is more Catarrh in this section than any other disease and it was once deemed incurable. Doctors urged local remedies, but Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is described as constitutional and blood-borne. A $100 reward is offered for proof of failure to cure.
Dillon locals recount visits from D L Stephens of Anaconda and Armitage of Wisdom. William Sweeney and Earl Rodgers came from Sheep Creek. J P Campeau visited Melrose for cathedral sand. The county commission met. apron bazaar planned at Baptist church. money back patch demonstration at Metlen Hotel.
Summons issued to FM Stratton in the Beaverhead District Court case against Olmsted Stevenson Company for two claims. One for 5500.00 plus 10 percent interest and attorney fees from December 29 1917, and another for 382.40 plus 8 percent interest from December 31 1918, plus costs. The notice recalls service within 20 days and appearance rules. Also includes a bank statement affidavit by W W Moyer sworn July 10 1919 from Dillon Montana.
Raymond J. Garver of Dillon received the Bonner scholarship at the State University. The honor funds $300 annually for three years and was endowed by Mrs. E. L. Bonner of Missoula in memory of her husband. Garver, son of a history professor at the State Normal College in Dillon, earned 48 credit points last year.
The report presents the 1919 condition of The First National Bank at Dillon Montana as of June 30. It lists total resources including loans and discounts, U.S. bonds, securities, reserves, and deposits. Liabilities show capital, surplus, undivided profits, and various deposits with specific amounts.
Sale notice offers 1500 dollars worth of first class nearly new furniture and a house for rent. The seller will dispose of all items as a complete set at a cheap price. Address listed as 287 South Dakota street Dillon Montana with contact 261f.
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