Six Months Three Months and Two Fifty Dollar Reference
A brief listing notes options and prices with two and a half dollars for a six month and three month plan. It references a numeric code 1 2b 65 without further context.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
9
A brief listing notes options and prices with two and a half dollars for a six month and three month plan. It references a numeric code 1 2b 65 without further context.
A note records that twelve pages were entered at the Dillon postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class matter, indicating mailing status and classification.
Beaverhead county and nearby communities warmly welcome Secretary Jardine back to the scene of his early activities. Residents recall his range days and admire his career while stressing he understands local conditions and will ensure fair treatment at the federal bar. Idaho born Montana trained, he is seen as a friend at court.
Dr Jardine plans a Western tour to study agricultural conditions and share practical insights. He will meet farmers and leaders to learn policy ideas, lower costs, and boost product quality and prices while highlighting Montana’s resources and prosperity.
Nearly 700 students and teachers from across the state arrive in Dillon for the summer term of the State Normal course. The Trib une extends a cordial welcome, praising the bright, good-natured crowd and Dillon as a home-like, friendly community ready to assist and accommodate the visitors.
The Beaverhead county event honoring William Jardine is postponed with plans for a large open air barbecue and a delegate from each store. Hundreds are expected to attend in Wisdom with moving pictures planned. Secretary Jardine will give the welcome address and be known as Bill by evening.
Interest expands in the county fair as calf and grain clubs form under Mr. Thurber at Nelson, Drummey, Big Hole, and Lakeview schools. The September 2 3 4 dates are set for a pumpkin fair with horse racing livestock exhibits rodeo events and three days of public amusement.
Federal agents and local officers raid a Madison area illicit liquor operation near the Sweetwater section. About 200 gallons of finished product and several barrels of mash were confiscated. Operator Grover Harms was taken into custody and transported to Virginia City for arraignment. Two stills, one with an elaborate cooler, were moved to Dillon courthouse.
Mr and Mrs W H Wade of Salt Lake City spend the weekend at the A A Elliott home. Mrs Wade is Mrs Elliott’s sister. They are en route to Glacier National Park and other Montana points of interest.
Alice Roe county superintendent of Beaverhead county is recovering rapidly in St. Vincent's hospital Billings after a minor operation.
Mrs. S. S. Patterson entertained the Busy Bee club Wednesday afternoon at her ranch home. This was their last meeting until fall.
Mrs Clark Anderson entertained many friends at her home Thursday afternoon in honor of her cousin Miss Leland of Minneapolis.
The Northside Country Club schedules a meeting with Mrs Theodor Nelson on Tuesday June 30. The event notes a private session likely to discuss club matters and upcoming activities. The organizers emphasize formal participation and entry details.
A late evening miscellaneous shower for Mrs. W. D. Ross was held at the home of Mrs. W. W. Hawkins on South Washington Street. Mrs. Ross, a charming June bride, received many beautiful gifts and refreshments were served.
Members of the Presbyterian church and friends hosted a Monday evening party at the John B. Cluley home to honor Miss Nina Nash. She received a leather traveling case as a gift from the guests and will depart for New York City to undertake special work at Columbia University beginning in the new year.
The event unfolded as a shower with Mrs Dansie and the young bride receiving many lovely and useful gifts. About fifty guests attended the gathering.
George Ditty made a business trip to Butte Wednesday. J. W. Finsley, Big Hole basin rancher, transacted business here Wednesday. Miss Nellie Blair became bookkeeper in the Interstate Building and Loan Office. Mrs. C. T. Magnus left for Horse Prairie to aid Mr. Hildreth who is ill. John Shively is a patient at Barrett hospital this week and improving. Mrs. J. W. Baxter returns from California to visit son Anson for the summer. H. J. Hamill awarded summer construction work at the Orphans Home in Twin Bridges with son Norman bidding in Helena.
Mrs Orville Smith and Miss Aston Lloyd entertained with a Friday morning breakfast for Mrs Allan Dansie a recent bride at the Dansie home on South Washington. The decor featured pink and lavender with cupids and hearts and a large wedding cake centerpiece with ribbons and favors for guests.
Mr and Mrs We H Calton of Bo girl welcomed a baby girl recently. Mrs Calton was formerly Miss Mary Toan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron E Toan, former city residents.
Mary A Steinmetz of Missoula Montana reports that Sorbol Quadruple completely removed her goitre. She notes the product leaves no trace and credits its efficacy. Sold at drug stores nationwide and locally through A Potts druggist in Mechanicsburg Ohio.
Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania writes she suffered kidney ache until Foley Pills provided wonderful results. The diuretic claims to gently flush and cleanse the kidneys as Potts the druggist advertises the product.
Local advertises Hall that Catarrh Medicine provides fast relief with an ointment for local use and a tonic taken internally. It claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces and help clear the system of catarrh. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by BF J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Miss Mary L. Innes and Miss Katharine McGregor will spend the summer abroad visiting England Italy France and other foreign countries. Miss Innes left for New York to join Miss McGregor and will stop in Rochester Minnesota to stay with her brother Martin during a goitre operation.
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