Dillon Tribune Friday Edition Details
The Dillon Tribune, published weekly in Dillon Montana by F E Foote, serves local news and community notices every Friday.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune, published weekly in Dillon Montana by F E Foote, serves local news and community notices every Friday.
Entry filed at the Dillén Post Office for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter.
The essay recalls Beaumont Texas oil wealth bringing sudden riches and tragedy. An elderly couple buys bananas with royalty money and the man dies from overindulgence, while a Seminole Oklahoma pioneer Strothers dies of shock after a big oil strike as his heirs divide a $20 million estate. The piece warns readers to temper excitement and avoid reckless bets on oil riches.
The church lists Sunday school at 9:45 a m and morning worship at 11:00 a m led by Pastor Shannon with Prof Albrigit in charge. An evening B Y P U session is set for 7:00 p m throughout the summer.
St. Rose Catholic Church lists Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 30 and evening service at 7 30 The weekday Mass is at 8 Confessions are heard Saturday from 8 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m First Friday Mass is at 630 all under Pastor F X Leschner
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists Sunday school at 10 30 a m and Primary association Wednesday at 8 45 p m at the corner of Glendale and Dakota Harold M Warner superintendent of Sunday school at 823 South Washington Street Occasional services noted.
The Methodist Church schedule notes 9:45 church school 11:00 no service at the church. The congregation will join Normal in their baccalaureate service at the Normal. Epworth League at 7:00 led by Georgia Thorson. Evening services at 8:00. Miss Gilbert postpones children's services until June 19 Rev C E Fenton of Bridger Mont will preach.
The obituary recounts the life of Mrs Armitage born in 1850s, married to Mr Armitage in 1881, and later moving from Butte to the Big Hole basin in 1886. Survived by husband and three children D J Stephens Dillon Herbert Armitage Big Hole and Reece P Armitage Bremerton Washington. The Dillon community remembers her as a highly esteemed longtime resident.
Annual meeting of Crowley Oil stockholders at Pearl I Smith office Dillon Montana to elect a board of directors. Stock books close June 15 1927 until after the June 20 1927 meeting.
The Sheridan high school class of 1927 held commencement Monday with Judge Lyman Bennett of Virginia City delivering the keynote on standards. Diplomas were awarded to Gertrude Foster Louise Steiner Dolores Ellinghouse Elaine Duncan Ray Ellinghouse John Tolson Ray Edmonston and Loren Thomas.
Memorial services under the American Legion were held at the Methodist church with Judge Bennett delivering the address. Coroner Olson investigated an unknown man struck by a train near Melrose. burial occurred in Sheridan cemetery. Local residents and visitors attended district Odd Fellows and Rebekah events in Dillon. families traveled to Magill Nevada for illness in the Brim family. O J Olson has returned from Butte while spring crops show a late but promising bloom.
Mrs. Tom Pendergast returned to Jackson on Monday after a week in Dillon. Her son Danny Pendergast, who has been attending high school there, came back with her. They will spend a few weeks at the home of John Jackson.
Mrs. S. J. Johnson hosted a Tuesday dinner honoring Miss McGinnis and Miss Foussard who taught in Jackson this past winter. George Clemon and his son Mark drove to Dillon Tuesday for business matters.
Jules Wenger rode to Dillon on Tuesday and returned on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Herb Strum returned to Jackson Tuesday and will spend the summer at the Wenger home with Jules Wenger.
Residents spend summer on a ranch above Jackson. Roy and Mrs Ford drove to Dillon. Herman Peterson visited Jackson. Polaris beat an opponent 15 to 8 in a Sunday ball game at Polaris with large attendance. Mrs John Pendergast stayed with Mr and Mrs Harry Lapham for the weekend. Tom Pendergast visited Jackson from Dillon.
From the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending June 4 1927. Lists transfers of parcels in local county moves involving several grantees and grantors. No sale prices given in the readable section.
Decree confirms sale of 320 acres of real estate on Birch creek near Apex from the estate of William Banneyer to Martin Fabae for 5000 dollars. Also a decree to quiet title by Anna Gelhaus for lots in Rife's east side addition to Dillon and articles of incorporation by Telefire Co. by Earl R. Carruthers.
Mrs. E B Roe travels to Seattle this week for her daughter Miss Muriel Roe’s graduation from the University of Washington. Muriel has an excellent record and ranks among the top in her class. Her sister Miss June Roe is also attending the high school in Seattle.
Terms 0 of sale set by Sheriff W C Orr Beaverhead County read cash as the method. Dated June 7 1927 A C Gruwell Deputy Sheriff signs the notice with the ad. 23-26.
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