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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1924
Page
8
Montana reports potential water resources at 4 431 000 horsepower ranking fifth in the union. Developed power stands at 344 420 horsepower and Helena taxes paid in 1928 cover 210 502 acres of mining claims and 1 153 725 acres of mineral land reservations.
Dillon residents report visits from Hazelbaker, Dale Metlen, and others from Horse Prairie and Melrose. Miss Tessie Degan, Mrs. E E Edwards, and Mrs. Mary S Wood are among out of town guests. Local ads promote Tattersalls goods, sewing machines, and rental opportunities while several residents conduct business in Dillon today.
Week ending March 2 1924 details transfers and deeds from Beaverhead Abstract Co. including patents for land near Lima Grasshopper valley and Horse Prairie to Clivon Haley lah and Dougherty. Numerous warranty deeds to Clawson Patton Holzer Fallon Nelson Norville Carruthers Hungiate Thomas. City of Dillon to Isador Thomas deed to cemetery. Misc annual statements and Miss Pierce leaving Dillon for Washington office.
The church posts Sunday services at 11 00 and 7 80 p m with sermons The Hope of the Church and The Choice Young Man A Wednesday 730 prayer meeting Romans 5 Friday 730 choir practice Thursday 3 00 Ladies Aid at parsonage Sunday evening is a youth service A music program and talk on youth issues Pastor H J Pritchard invites all young men and a church picnic for Saturday morning with lunch and transport provided
The pastor at First Baptist Church delivers a Sunday evening talk titled The Choice Young Man at 7 30 p m aimed at young men. The event promises a special youth message during the service.
For sale a dress suit valued at ninety dollars can be purchased for twenty five dollars. Contact Mickelson the Tailor.
The Associated Undertakers of New York voted to disguise hearses as ordinary limousines to curb gloom. Last year they eliminated black gloves at funerals and sought to keep mortuary establishments bright and attractive. Chinook reports the California Oil company will drill the Boyd holdings on Bowes structure.
A Massachusetts reader John W. Brogan from Adams praises Foley Pills describing improved kidney function. The ad promotes Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant that flushes kidneys and removes waste matter, urging readers to try them from Potts the druggist.
The Empire & State bank announces a plan for reorganization. Montana cattle shipped to market in 1928 exceeded the 1922 record by 100000 head.
Advertises an irrigated farm for rent with rich soil, ditched and fenced fields, house, barn, poultry house, garden, hayland, implements, and water. Proximity to rail, Dillon and school noted. Terms cash or shares. lessee must be capable and provide seed. respond to Box 397, Dillon Montana.
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