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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
9
Announcement of church festivals fairs dances concerts sociables suppers and other fund raising activities will be billed at five cents per line for admission events and for card of thanks obituary poetry at six cents per line.
The Tribune welcomes six hundred teachers to Dillon for the summer term of the State Normal. The note emphasizes hospitality and pride in the educators who train the state’s youth, listing towns like Plentywood Lima Eureka Ekalaka Havre Red Lodge Glendive Thompson Falls Judith Basin Gallatin Valley Yellowstone and Ruby, and asserts a shared commitment to education.
Quote argues adversity from enemies builds character and status within the community, while constant friendship leads to complacency and exclusion from local precinct meetings. The speaker emphasizes the value of challenge to remain influential.
A regular boy muses that schools exist to make vacations enjoyable. He asserts that quitting applause for poor acts and speeches could improve performances and oratory quality.
An analysis from Colliers Weekly argues that true prosperity comes from quiet effort. Businessmen, workers and markets adapt out of sight, turning hardship into new outlets and employment as a confident wall becomes a crafted asset.
An evening stroll through the principal residential streets praises Dillon’s seasonable beauty. Air is fragrant, shade trees lush, lawns velvety, and old and new homes well kept. The piece lauds State Normal college surroundings, strong schools, flourishing churches, good libraries, shops, theatre, and inviting roads and lakes nearby.
The piece warns that buyers who delayed in cattle and sheep deals face rising prices as a shortage of livestock grows. It notes a surplus of hay and grass, with buyers nervous about paying high prices and a strong demand to purchase livestock to consume surplus feed.
Governor Dixon designated Good Roads Day for last Tuesday but Dillon made no formal observance. A Dillmont park dance raised funds to repair the river bridge road, with attendees arriving by motor in the fine weather to enjoy the event and support road repairs after heavy rains.
The Branicki sapphire once weighing 201 carats and valued in francs is split into fragments after a Paris dealer bought parts from a Lithuanian dealer near Kovno. Inspectors traced 186 carats remaining from the 291 total as the stone passed through exhibitions in Vienna and Paris.
A boy named Tommy laments losing his lucrative marble yard after his mother objects to the noise. He recalls charging three cents for entry, boasting large daily traffic of about 200 customers, before police pressure and his mother's intervention shut down the enterprise.
The excerpt explores varied views on kissing from Elodie and others. It contrasts kisses as trivial or momentous, noting how a kiss can spark dreams of marriage or parental approval, and hints at dramatic consequences or dangers tied to romantic acts.
You may know your own business, as you proudly say, but you'd be astonished to know that there are those who really know a good deal more about it than you, and are not saying so. Marriage may be a divine institution.
A nostalgic reflection on childhood routines as the eight oclock hour marked the end of the day for growing children and shaped family evenings.
Herbert Wyrick of Chicago notes US cattle per 100 persons down one third since 1900 and sheep down nearly two thirds while hogs are 41 percent lower. He calls recent price drops to producers an unjustified gravest economic crime against American farmers. Visitors at Boulder hot springs included Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cornell and son, Mrs. Van de Walker and Miss Van de Walker, Miss Tattersall, and Miss Sunday.
Miss Ellen Nelson arrived home after completing coursework at the University of Washington and earning a degree from the institution.
Miss Margaret Mahoney of Butte is visiting Dillon and spending time with friends.
Thomas Drummey and Charles NII motored to Melrose Sunday for an unidentified engagement.
A guide by Deltor presents practical steps to add fin ishing touches that elevate a dress to Parisian chic. It outlines styling, fabric handling, and accessory choices to achieve refined attire.
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Glen Decker of South Pacific street on Wednesday morning. The Decker household now includes two boys and two girls. Miss Martha Stone recently returned from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles and will spend the summer in the city.
The Christian Science Society of Dillon on Center Street holds Sunday services at 11 a.m with the subject Christian Science. Sunday school meets at 9 45 a m. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is at eight. Miss Laura Hildreth and Miss Jessie F Connell left early this week for a tour through Yellowstone National Park.
In March I was called to my sister in Brewton Alabama. She was near death with yellow skin and gas. A bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy restored her. in three weeks she walked a mile to church. One dose will convince or money refunded. Adv. 1w
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co with Frank Hazlebaker as president advertises prompt abstracting and title services in Dillon Montana.
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