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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
8
A terse classified style notice from Arthur Granville Brookes offers to work by the hour day or on contract. He states he has four men plus himself and mentions spending a hundred dollars with the fasiness men of Dillon in seventeen days. He signs a P. O. Box 74 address.
An old theory claims French children must respond to proper names. Lists examples such as Albert, Séraphine, Pierre, Gustave, Charles, Paul, Henri, Louis, Jeanne, Agathe, Marie, Berthe, Claire, Anne or Therese as considered appropriate identities.
Classified note offers a Fox item for sale at $125 in perfect condition. Buyers are directed to apply by sending details to room 41 or 42 at an unknown hotel.
Mrs Flora McNulty hosted the Duncan district Household club with 18 guests including Mrs John Swing and Miss Helen Duncan. A luncheon was served after the business meeting in a cordial social gathering.
Lester Schulz A E L Ellinghouse Emmett Osborne and J J Leary attended the Montana trapshooting tournament in Helena over the weekend Sheridan placed fifth in the state. The Martin Battle family from Santa Clara Cal spent the summer in their former home. Mrs Mary Judge and daughter visited Mrs Battle and Mrs Thomas Foster who is improving after a fall. First alfalfa cutting underway with a fair crop.
Sid Forsyth of Little Teepe creek received a visit from his brother Allen Forsyth and wife from Minneapolis on July 1. A banker from Minneapolis and the Forsyth group joined by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forsyth and others traveled by car through Yellowstone park in good road conditions. A Sunday gathering at Picnic Springs fishery included Barney Bray Mr and Mrs Tom Benson of Alaska basin and Mr and Mrs Alan Buck with children at Mrs L E Culver’s home.
After a cold damp spring, the climate in July has largely settled into typical conditions. A stretch of hot days occurred, but overall the month showed near average temperatures and rainfall for the period.
Frost killed wild fruit blossoms and damaged early potatoes while Alaska basin roads suffer from high water. Fred Hanson bridge approaches overflowed delaying traffic. Irrigation water is abundant and hay crops look good. Will O Connor and brother Steve visited Bozeman. Green Meadows ranch is for sale or rent. Fourth of July celebration occurred in West Yellowstone with a dance. Mrs Culver and others enjoyed a day at Joe Bucks. James Hanson helps prepare for the season at Idlewild club. Sidney Kraabel of Lima and R C M Kraabel of Fargo fished at Picnic Springs.
A Connecticut man filed a claim alleging his ribs were broken during an embrace with his daughter. The case centers on injury claims and potential insurance liability.
Dr M P Shawkey, president of Marshall College Huntington West Virginia, will speak at the assembly next week on Monday July 18. Shawkey long served as West Virginia state superintendent, shaping progressive school legislation and earning a reputation as an excellent public speaker.
Dr. S E Davis returns to Dillon on Friday following a ten day absence spent visiting regional summer schools. Superintendent Henry of the training school says he attended the National Education Association meeting in Seattle last week.
Miss Helen May Smith, physical education instructor, organizes a weekly tumbling class from 7 to 8 on Tuesday evenings. No credit is offered. the course responds to demand from girls who took tumbling last quarter.
Miss Georgia Mathews a college bookkeeper is spending her vacation in Beloit Wisconsin with Miss Mildred Plumb former registrar Miss Irene Begley Junior Red Cross representative visited Thursday and Friday and spoke to students in two addresses.
Invitations go out for a dance at the recreation hall Friday evening. The senior class has chosen a play to be performed near the end of the summer session. The play is Ann by Lechmere Worrall.
Tuesday and Tuesday June 18 and 19 feature an exhibit of Primary Education and Popular Educator now covering all eight grades. Miss Bollen has represented the magazines Normal Instructor and Primary Plans at the college, assisting teachers with educational helps. Mangrove trees flourish in sea water, deadly to most flowering plants.
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