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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
10
The St James guild will meet with Mrs Joseph C Smith on Thursday June 22. Mrs Harry Andrus and Mrs M Hoffman entertained the St Rose guild at the Andrus hotel Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ernest Orr hosted the Busy Bee club at her ranch home on Wednesday. Members enjoyed the social gathering and were entertained during the visit.
A sports riff notes the spread of baseball zeal and fans knowing team records. It highlights a friend scanning a small slip of paper as a fate driven gimmick for today’s game, not a fishing license.
Mrs. F. H. Garver and son Raymond arrived in Dillon Wednesday night from Missoula. Miss Jeannette Garver will be home Friday night after staying over for exams.
Funeral services for the late William E Thomas were held at Sheridan yesterday afternoon. He died Tuesday June 18 at his ranch home near Sheridan at age 87. Born in Wales in August 1835, he had lived in Madison county fifty years and is survived by brothers Evans E and Ellis W Thomas.
First Baptist Church schedules morning worship on Sunday June 18 with the theme The Wit of God in Man and an evening sermon The Jailor's Question. Sunday school at 10 a m and B Y P U at 7 p m. Pastor, back from Anaconda, will lead both services. World Wide guild and B Y P U plan delegates for Helena camp.
Kay the clever rap porter asks an American friend to explain a petition for changing the primary law on display. The explainer satisfies Kay as the boss shows it to a reader who thinks it worthy and another who signs it, both considered good men.
Mrs ary Judge and Marion Esther and James Judge left Saturday for Baker City Oregon to join Paul Velma Judge and Hugh Scully. After visiting relatives in Oregon they will motor down the coast to California where they will visit at the Martin Battle home at Santa Clara.
The eighteen month old child of Edward Perry died Wednesday morning at 9 15. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 30 at the Latter Day Saints church conducted by J W Rees presiding elder.
Miss Mary Innes spoke on the city public library at the Dillon Rotary luncheon held in Andrus grill. A Fourth of July committee discussed plans but could not set a date. Rotary seeks an elaborate Charter Day event with visiting Rotarians from the state. A long list of permanent committees and members was announced including Public Health Roads Education Entertainment Public Affairs Boys Work Tourist Welfare Camp Ground Music Transportation and Road Committee duties.
The article lists multiple committees including Membership Entertainment Fellowship Public Affairs Education Work Publicity Tourists Camp Ground Transportation and their roles. It describes examining membership eligibility planning social programs promoting public welfare educating members surveying boy life needs and arranging transportation matters for the club and community.
Twenty two eighth grade pupils from Beaverhead County third class districts passed state exams and earned diplomas. Top marks went to Inez Sassman of Rock Creek, followed by Dan Peterson of Kidd and Vaun Ward with Lila Hanson tied for third. Other graduates include Mary Potts Wise River Lucy Else Gibbons Mark Clemon Jackson Regina Rieber Rock Creek Smith Gleed Lima Sarah McDonald Argenta Horace McIntyre Armstead Lillian Demmons Wise River Phil Nye Jones Hazel Pruitt Wisdom John Neidt West Fox Dorris Massie Grant Albert Gordon Armstead Thomas Clemon Jackson Lennard Calvert Lima Alice Flynn Lima Rae Flynn Lima Ralph Peterson West Fox.
One four and one five room house well built and favorably located at 1050 dollars each. A four room house with large lot offered at 1280 dollars. Cash terms. C C Newman, Telephone Block, Dillon, Montana. Adv. 24 Lost. A white mare branded D L on left shoulder missing between Armstead and Daly's Spur three weeks ago. Report to Ed Robintz, Dillon, Montana. Box 633.
Mrs. Frank Nelson, active in local and state affairs with the Women’s Auxiliary to the American Legion, was unanimously chosen as delegate to the state convention in Kalispell. Mrs. Clara Chapman was selected as alternate. Nelson attended Lewistown’s convention last year and was named to the state board.
The summer term of the Normal college begins next Monday with ample staff and new facilities. The kitchen and dining hall are completed and can accommodate more students than in past years. Local hotels and restaurants will house the expected large attendance of 700 to 800 teachers and staff. Dillon greets the term with warm welcome and best wishes for a profitable session.
James E. Phillips, incumbent county coroner, filed his declaration of intentions yesterday for Republican nomination. The primary fight is expected to be competitive, though filings have slowed with only eight total so far and one new entry since May 20.
Wool arriving at the First National Bank wool warehouse signals the start of a strong season. Market conditions are better than last year and flockmasters feel optimistic about future sales and demand for lambs. Few ewe lambs are expected to be sold, as they will be kept for breeding.
Jos Hunter and his family of Stevensville spent two weeks visiting friends in Dillon and departed for home on Wednesday.
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