Dillon Daily Notes Local Visitors And Ads
Local column lists residents visiting Dillon from Twin Bridges Sheridan Alder Armstead and Blaine. Mentions Miss Funk guest of Twin Bridges, sewing machine supplies at Tattersall's, and ads for ranges hay and livestock offerings. Also notes church services and upcoming sales notices with multiple small items and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Albertson
Twin Bridges
Tattersall’s
Josephine Funk
Alder
Dillon
Baptist Church Sunday Evening March 8 Program Notes
The service featured illuminated cross, preludes, and hymns including Tell Me the Old Old Story When I Survey the Wondrous Cross and Rock of Ages. Solo I Gave My Life for Thee, congregation and choir performances, scripture Luke 23 32 46, baptism ordinance planned for next Sunday. Wifty one attended the young people meeting last Sunday evening.
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Jesus
Normal College Notes Recital and Campus Updates
Piano pupils of Mr Ralph Mc Fadden perform in a March 6 recital at the Normal College auditorium with no admission. Coaching staff attend conferences in Bozeman March 6 and 7. Winter quarter events include a junior assembly with orchestra readings and dances. Construction supervisor Kane reviews library gym and engineer's cottage work. library lights await installation and book relocation is planned. janitor H M McDonald has been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McFadden
Normal College
Bruce Hollister
Missoula
Henry Kane
Dillon
Kane
H. M. McDonald
Foster Party Travels to Bozeman for Bruins Bobcats Game
R. E. Foster Walter Foster Fred Rife A. G. Williams and Warren Murray motored to Bozeman last Saturday for the basketball clash between the Bobcats and the Bruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Foster
Walter Foster
Fred Rife
A. G. Williams
Warren Murray
Bozeman
Bobcats
Bruins
Wheat and rye crops fall short of 1923 yields
The 1924 world wheat crop is estimated 440 million bushels below last year. Rye production also trails 32000000 bushels under the 1923 total of 1,494,688,000 bushels.
Great Country Basketball Game At Selway Ranch
A rural basketball contest near Melrose drew a Butte team captained by Patsy Sullivan against a Beaverhead and Madison lineup. The Dillon squad, boosted by home crowd support and stubborn endurance, lost 20 to 0 after a lively night of fouls and bluffing.
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Montana
Bozeman
George Selway
Melrose
George
Madison
Beaverhead
Silver Bow
Butte
Patsy Sullivan
Dillon
Sullivan
Cow Counties
Montana Crude Oil Prices Rise for Cat Creek Kevin Sunburst
Crude oil values climbed with Cat Creek at 1.65 a barrel and Kevin Sunburst at 1.12, signaling market movement in regional oil markets.
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Montana
Cat Creek
Kevin Sunburst
Forsyth Farmers Sign Up 3800 Acres for Holly Sugar Mill
Forsyth farmers have enrolled 3800 of the promised 1000 acres of beets for the Holly sugar factory at Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Holly
Sidney
Sidney-Cedney pickle firms sign 500 acre cucumber pact
The Sidney-Cedney pickle company signs a 500 acre agreement allocating one acre per firm for cucumber growing. Cucumbers yield $800 per acre in Minnesota, indicating strong regional demand for the crop.
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Sidney—Cedney Pickle Company
Minnesota
Sheriff Mooney Tags Cars For 1925 License Plates
Sheriff Mooney's office tagged numerous motorists who had not yet secured 1925 license plates. Officers warned owners to show proof of license application or stop using their cars until compliant. Post office visits surged as applications and plates arrived, signaling broad compliance to come under vigilant law enforcement.
Street Lighting System Finished and Lights Turned On
Forsyth farmer C C Brewer, dry farmer, grew $5,000 worth of crops on a 200 acre farm last year. Algor Solomonson farm near Roundup sold for $3,694, first farm sale in Musselshell county in years. A Seattle firm got a $150,000 contract to supply 4,000 feet of stave pipe for the Montana Power plant on the Madison River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth—Cc. C. Brewer
Algor Solomonson
Mussellshell County
Seattle
Montana
Madison River
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Advertisement
Safe for Children. Mothers demand a reliable cough remedy free from narcotics. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has sold for fifty years as a top cough medicine. Children like it. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Potts, the druggist.
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Foley
Foley’s. Potts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aladdin
Forsgren’s Grocery
Mott
Marion Kelly
Hazelbaker
W. Johnson
Mary Funk
Sheridan
Stephen Kambich
Reichle
Dorr Hoffman
George French
Argenta
Our City
Elfreda
Pearl Schneider
Hugh Smythe and Son
Blaine
Mrs. Albert Smith
Charles Shafer
Havre
Mont
Richard Maier
Beaverhead Creamery
W. E. Hedges
Hatch
Comer Cigar Store
Carroll Ranch
William Brown
Security State Bank
E. W. Johnson
Madison Sheepman
Elmer Gordon
Armstead
John Mailey
Harold Tate
Upper
Ruby Valley
Arthur Karey
Cameron
William Lewis
Charles Murray
Reynolds Thompson
the Normal College
William Dunn, Sr
Watsonville
Wat
Tom Morrow
Divide
E. W. Slack
Jim’ Allen
William Hayes
F. X. Leschner
Joe Nolan
Daly's Spur
T. J. Mulaney
William Sweeney
Dell
Mose Smythe
City
H. E. Andrus
Fern Andrus
Jeff Cox
Wm. Fullwood Sr
Joseph Browne
Browne’s Station
E. W. Smith
Medicine Lodge
Mrs. Ham Norris
William Dunn
John Shives
J. W. Kinney
New York City
William Marshall
California
Messrs
Frank
Adolph Eliel
Brigham S. Young
Northwestern Mission
Glendale
South Dakota
Fred Hirschy
J. E. Shaw
Big Hole Basin
C. A. Norton
Salmon
Idaho
Henry Cahill
Frank Fiddler
Tom Pierce
Childdren
J. C. Wedum
Burfield
So. Washington Street
Louis Potter
Scott
Baptist Church Notes
Normal College Notes
Reading
Dime Museum
Lela Petit
Marian Donnelly
Margaret Pimperton
Trish
Margaret Morris
Thelma Adams
Miss Hendrickson
Sorrerriela
Altocaster
A.P. Williams
Idaho St
Merchan
Mooney
Shelby
Safe
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
the Bank OF Strength and Service