Local Openings
Local notices list residents and visitors in Dillon area. Names include L He Truax from Lima, Lovell Poole of Melrose, Coy Brown from Grant, Edgar Rife from Armstead, G M and Mark Clemon from Jackson, Mrs. W N Bichler from Armstead, Mr and Mrs W P Williams from Alder, Frank Bassett, Bernard Williams and Irving Orr visiting from schools, Abbie Gowan and son Cameron at Jennings home, Dr W J Romersa visiting Butte in Buick, Miss Margaret Galloway leaving for Iowa, Rodney and Walter Foster returning to Spokane. Also mentions illnesses and recoveries including Mrs E B Sprinkle ill, Bylsa Poindexter recovered from flu. Baby Chick mash and supplies at Tattersall's.
Local notices and movements round Dillon area
Mrs L J Price left for Whitefish to join her son Richard in the Epis copal missionary field there. Sheriff Orr returned from Warm Springs with Charles G Schoenemann committed to the state sanitarium. The Beaver thanks townspeople for advertisements funding this year’s school paper. Mrs Verne Clarke arrives in Dillon to spend the summer with her parents. The will of William Heany was probated with John Collins executor and a large share left to nephew William Heany in Ireland. Mrs Gordon McKee and baby sail to Boston. Mr McKee will drive east. In Dillon they stayed with Mr and Mrs George Melton. Mr and Mrs Frank Zoll, just back from Rochester MN, stay with Frank G Bassett. Mrs Zoll is Bassett’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Price
Whitefish
Richard
William Heany
John Collins
Ireland
Gordon McKee
Baby
Boston
Mr. McKee
Dillon
Mr. and
George Melton
Local figures travel for Chrysler training in Salt Lake City
Findley Watson of Beaverhead Motors is in Salt Lake City this week taking a Chrysler distributing station course. Mrs. Watson and their children accompany him by auto. Miss Eva Crowley, former teacher near the Canadian line, visits her parents before moving to Harlowtown to teach for nine months starting next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Watson
Beaverhead Motors Company
Salt Lake City
Chrysler
Eva Crowley
B. C. Crowley
Harlowtown
Man Returns From Idaho Funeral Voyage Ends In Harsh Roads
E B Sprinkle traveled to Leadore Idaho for the funeral of his son in law the late Max Pyeatt and has returned home. He described the roads on Horse Prairie as the worst he ever saw and said they are like a broken ruin through the hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.B. Sprinkle
Leadore
Idaho
Max Pyeatt
Horse Prairie
Spokane insurance man visits with brothers during weekend
Charles Carroll a well known insurance man from Spokane visited the city from Saturday of last week until Tuesday to attend to business. His brothers Francis of Sheridan and Emmett of Jackson joined him for Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carroll
Spokane
Francis of
Sheridan
Emmett of
Jackson
First Presbyterian Church Summer Schedule Announces Services
The church under Pastor Ernest Loft lists summer hours with Sunday school at 10 a m and public worship at 11 a m throughout the season.
First Baptist Church Morning Worship Urges Attendance
Sunday schedule lists 9 45 Sunday school 11 00 morning worship led by Prof Albright 7 00 B Y P U 8 00 union services at the Baptist church Rev Ricketts to preach all Baptists urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Albright
The
Baptist Church
Ricketts
Mass Times at Rose Catholic Church
Saint Rose Catholic Church lists Masses on Sundays at 8 and 10:80. Evening services at 7:30. Weekday mass at 8 o'clock. Confessions Saturday afternoon from 8 to 5 and from 7 to 9 p.m. First Friday mass at 6:30.
Church Notices at Glendale Dakota Corner
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints lists Sunday school at 10 30 a m and Primary association on Wednesdays at 3 45 p m. Harold M Warner superintendent of Sunday school resides at 828 South Washington Street with occasional services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Harold M. Warner
South Washington Street
Methodist Church Service Schedule Highlights
The church announces a full day of activities led by Minister I. B. Ricketts with Sunday school at 9:00, church school for all grades at 9:45, and morning worship at 11:00 on Pentecost and the Holy Spirit. An Epworth League session follows at 7:00. Evening services at 8:00 mark the union summer series at the Baptist church on The Gift of Tongues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Baptist Church
Pumice Stone Mined Daily at Lipari Islands Sicily
Tons of pumice stone are mined annually from the Lipari Islands on Sicily's coast. Pumice is formed from lava whose crust hardens before gas bubbles escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipari
Sicily
Waterloo Banquet Relics Highlight Anniversary Decor
At the Waterloo banquet hosted by the Wellingtons the annual display includes artificial flowers once used as decorations at the pall Brussels on the night preceding the Battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Wellingtons
Brussels
Treasurer's Office Busy Day for Tax Payments
Tuesday May 31 marked the final day for personal taxes and the second half of 1926 real property taxes. Miss Norah Connolley county treasurer and assistants handled a flood of payments with many outside-city property owners visiting. Delinquent lists may be smaller than in past years due to weather and road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah Connolley
Obituary of Elizabeth Armstrong Pioneer Journalist
Elizabeth Armstrong born December 18, 1859 in Algonquin Michigan. She married John N. Armstrong in 1884 and helped publish newspapers in Skalkaho Bitter Root valley Gibbonsville Idaho Jackson Wisdom. After 1911 she lived in Wisdom and died May 18 1927 leaving a sister in Oakland California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Robert
Eliza McKittrick
Algonquin
Michigan
John N. Armstrong
Skalkaho
Bitter Root Valley
Foley Pills diuretic touted for kidney relief
An advertisement assures Foley Pills diuretic regulate kidney elimination and cleanse the system. It claims to ease backaches rheumatic pains stiff swollen joints and lumbago with a satisfaction guarantee, urging readers to ask Geo. M. Gosman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Planting Windbreaks and Shelter Belts in Montana
Montana farms to gain windbreaks and shelter belts with $2000 from Clarke MacNary via cooperative plans between the University of Montana and the Forest Service. Chancellor Brannon has applied for aid. A large forest-tree nursery will be established at Missoula under the School of Forestry with tree distribution through the Agricultural College extension service via county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Montana
University of Montana
Forest Service
Brannon
The
State University
State of Montana
School of Forestry
Agricultural College
Drayman Harry Hatch Dies in Dillon After Illness
Harry Hatch a prominent Dillon drayman died at a local lodging house last Thursday night his body found by a friend Friday morning He was 54 born in New Hampshire and moved to Montana 32 years ago He worked as a butcher in several cities before relocating to Dillon in 1917 He had recently owned the Hatch drawing business Funeral services were held at Brundage chapel Tuesday with Rev H B Ricketts officiating and burial at Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hatch
Mr. Hatch
New Hampshire
Montana
Dillon
W. S. Hedges
Brundage Chapel
H. B. Ricketts
Methodist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
A Fine Exhibit At Training School Open Night
The annual exhibit of work by pupils was held Friday evening with crowded upper and primary building rooms. A concert by the training school band under Prof. L A Gregory complemented displays of art, manual training, and domestic science, offering parents a chance to meet staff and observe yearly progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Gregory
Train derailment near Hayden ends with bull killed
A motorist near Hayden Ohio derailed a box car carrying dynamite after disliking its appearance. One car was toppled but no explosion occurred. A bull was killed in the incident. An advertisement notes a “No hunting or trapping” sign for sale at the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden
Ohio
Tribune
Yellowstone Charley Committed to Warm Springs
Charles G. Schoenemann known as Yellowstone Charley, longtime Chinatown resident in Horse Prairie, was deemed mentally unbalanced by a sanity commission and committed to Warm Springs. Sheriff Orr transported him. he returns with his daughter Miss Isabel after a Dillon school term. Local figures J F Bodkin, Sam Robinson, Iizra Stocker noted in area visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Schoenemann
Chinatown
Horse Prairie
Sanity Commission
Warm Springs
Yellowstone
Charley
Grant
Orr
Memorial Day Observed in Dillon at Mountain View Cemetery
Memorial Day was quietly observed in Dillon on Monday with hundreds visiting Mountain View Cemetery to decorate graves of relatives and friends. Beaverhead Post of the American Legion and Steadman post member William Reed led decoration of Civil War veterans graves. Town residents had prepared the cemetery in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Mountain View Cemetery
Beaverhead Post
American Legion
William Reed
Steadman Post
Jackson Minstrel Show Delights Jackson Crowd
The minstrel show and dance in Jackson last Saturday drew praise despite late weather. Tom Clemon hosted with Harry Lapham and Wendel Jardine as end-men. Mrs. John Wenger directed. Helen Jardine and Mrs. Fullerton decorated. local musicians contributed services. Mrs. Dan Pendergast led supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Tom Clemon
Harry Lapham
Wendel Jardine
John Wenger
Helen Jardine
Fullerton
Dan Pendergast
Passenger Mr L P Nelson Heads to Dillon on Stage
Mrs Nelson rode Wednesday’s stage to Dillon as a passenger, an item noting travel plans and local transit movement.
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L.P. Nelson
Dillon
For Sale or Rent: Unfurnished Five Room House
John Tessier lists a five room unfurnished house for sale or rent at 638 North Pacific Street. Also available is a furnished two room house at the same address as a separate option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacific
St. John Tessier
Clemows Attend May Clemow Graduation in Dillon
Mr and Mrs George Clemow motored to Dillon on Thursday to witness their daughter Miss May Clemow graduate. Key returned to Jackson on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clemow
Dillon
Miss May Clemow
Key
Jackson
Local Residents Return From Weekend Travels
Alvan Anderson visited Jackson on Saturday to see his daughter Miss Julia Anderson who has taught at Bristow for the past year. Jess Tope was a business visitor in Jackson. Miss Anna Jeffenson is spending a few days with Miss Helen Jardine. Sam Peterson and son Alfred drove to Dillon Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Nelson left for Dillon for a short visit. Miss Mildred Peterson and Miss Rosie Neidt returned from Dillon where they attended high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
Dillon
John Wenger
The
Basin
Alvan Anderson
Jackson
Julia Anderson
Bristow
Anna Jeffenson
Helen Jardine
John Nelson
Mildred Peterson
Rosie Neidt
British regiment returns from eight nations after long service
A British army regiment has returned to England from Constantinople after absence of over a year. The unit had served in eight different countries and completed extensive duties abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Constantinople
Eagle snatches duck crashes through kitchen window
An eagle dropping its catch hit a kitchen window at a West Buxton Maine home as the housewife was preparing dinner. The incident caused damage but no further injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Buxton
Maine
Parcel contract for beef tins sparks packer dispute
A contract worth 15 million tins of beef for the British army was awarded to American packers. Australian packers allegedly lost the order due to carelessly packed previous consignments. King George has adopted violet lapel flowers secured with an elastic band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Great Britain
Coyotes Track Mice in Quiet Park Hunt
A park naturalist in the west says coyotes will hunt silently for hours to stalk field mice.
Beef export share cited in brief notice
Less than one per cent of the beef produced in this country is exported. Call 66 for Tribune Messenger or Tribune Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call
Tribune, Messenger
Tribune Book Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gafeters
L. He-Truax
Lima
Lovell Poole
Melrose
Coy Brown
E. B. Sprinkle
Edgar Rife
Armstead
Bylsa Poindexter
G. M
Mark
Clemon
W. N. Bichler
W. P. Williams
Alder
Frank Bassett
Tattersall’s
Bernard Williams
Irving Orr
Abbie Gowan
Cameron
Jennings
W. J. Romersa
Butte
Margaret Galloway
Iowa
Rodney
Walter Foster
R. E. Foster
W. C. Orr
Verne Clarke
Varney
Madison County
Frank Zoll
Rochester
Minn
Frank G. Bassett
Mrs. Zoll
Mrs. Bassett
Mary Walford Fultz
Martinsville
Ind
United States
Fultz
Sallie
Oliver Wood
First Presbyterian Church
Ernest FE. Loft
First Baptist Church
R. Q. Shannon
Glendale
Dakota
B. Ricketts
Rebekahs
Case
Silver Leaf Lodge
Botuttbeny Senchbeely
Vorah
Ciosin Gene
Odd Fellows
Diana
Rebekah Lodge
Joe Wedum
Carl Taylor
R. L. Roberson
Harvey Sorenson
Hazel Conger
Jessie Taylor
Ada McLaren
Kate Poole
Jerena Magnus
W. T. Scully
Dave Meade
I. F. Cashmore
C. M. Galloway
H. G. Rodgers
L. T. Taylor
Clyde Scott
F. C. McFadden
Dave Meades
C. T. Magnus
G. C. Farrell
Lou Wells
H. D. Mayfield
C. P. Thomas
George Hopkins
George Taylor
Fred Crouse
Charles Nelson
Tom D. Caverly
Oscar Bolsted
Carl B. Taylor
W. B. Shoemaker
Glasgow
Sam P. Johnson
Oakland, California
Wisdom News
Panamas
Drayman
J. F. Bodkin
Sam Robinsons
Iizra Stocker
Tom Pendergast
Jake Neidt
Vern Runyan
Jess Tope
Sam Peterson
Alfred
Homer
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