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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
4
Medicine Lodge notes detail multiple residents and guests visiting nearby towns including Dillon Armstead and Butte. Highlights cover funerals, family travel, shopping trips, and seasonal returns with mentions of Mrs Cantrell Fuller brushes orders and Jardine Hot Springs dining room reopening.
Mrs. Paul Stahl and children of Dillon visit Jackson as dental work expands locally. Dr. Farrell of Butte oversees care at the state’s first Dental Clinic with nurse Angott Lian assisting. Bristow East Fox West Fox and Jackson children receive care. Helen Jardine visits Dillon.
Sheridan profiles funeral attendance for Everett Brundage in Dillon and a wave of social events. Arcelia Chapter of Eastern Star honors Mr. and Mrs. Backus with Bavarian China gifts as 35 members gather. Visitors arrive from Midvale Idaho. Teddy Marsh sells wool clip to Walter Ellinghouse for eastern market. Mah Jong and Fortnightly Bridge clubs host gatherings.
Apex Montana report notes Mr and Mrs Downing leaving for Butte. Mrs Noah Allen at Ziegler Springs for baths. Mrs Enoch Young returns from Missoula. Mr and Mrs Tom Ellis and grandchildren arrive from Butte.
General Electric KGO Oakland schedules a diverse July lineup. Shakespeare from The Merchant of Venice with Hotaling as Shylock and Harper as Portia airs to a wide audience. July 14 features nutrition talk by McAllister Hauk. Oscar Galeno Spanish lesson. J H Janson Salesmanship talk. July 19 Southern Pacific musical program with C J McDonald address. July 1? euphonium composer Ernest Paul Alwyn. Slavonic folk tunes by Antone Tomsic and other soloists.
Mrs John Gelhaus and Mrs Joseph Gelhaus hosted St Rose Guild at their West Reeder street home on Thursday. Earlier Mrs Alfred Holven entertained with a Mah Jong party at her parents Jasper and Mrs Nelsons home. two tables played and Miss Mary Gist won the high score.
St James Guild members were entertained on Thursday afternoon by Mrs T D Olmsted at her residence on South Pacific street in a social gathering.
A large attendance gathered at the Northside Country Club home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests enjoyed a fine time with delicious and abundant refreshments.
Quick home tips cover potatoes in salt water before baking and lemon notes for chicken. Parsley preservation by air drying, then airtight storage. tea to remove vegetable stains. sand soap to sharpen food choppers. soap rub on warm wash boiler to prevent rust and aid suds. Vinegar in fish water firms flesh. paraffin for brass polish. nasturtium seeds protect cucumbers from bugs. Ink stains on mahogany treated with nitre solution dab and wipe. Patent leather care incomplete.
The Mose Smyth ranch near Blaine hosted a Wednesday shower honoring Dolly Mailey a planned June bride. Gifts poured in as Miss Marley stood in a rose bay window while Little Miss Wilma Smith a page and Miss Loraine Dillet delivered verse tokens before a rose cart carried the presents and guests enjoyed refreshments.
Mrs. Martin Jackson entertained a few friends at a dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs. J. Peterson and Mrs. M. Coperswail of Omaha. They are guests at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Chas. Dishno, of this city. Places were laid for eight.
Rub the leather with a soft rag soaked in olive oil to bring back its luster. Wipe away excess oil, then buff with a dry cloth for a polished finish.
Grace Koningen at Montana State College Bozeman leads with 32 294.4 pounds milk and 1051.9 pounds butterfat as a ten year old cow. Agate Valentin Fairview Burke and Lucy Princes Johanna 2nd follow with 15 824 and 14 348 pounds milk respectively. Vilhjalmur Stefansson sails to Australia to explore the Never New Land by air seeking habitable spots.
Trade offer lists a dairy and hog business valued around 5000 dollars with included machinery, plus a profitable military sideline at 2000 dollars. Also available is a Bay area home and ranch property at 2500 dollars with favorable terms. Contact Newman at 20 Telephone Block Dillon Montana.
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