Notice on Church Events Admission Rates
Notices list charges for church festivals fairs dancing parties and sociables with an admission fee of five cents per line and similar rates for card of thanks obituary poetry and other notices.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
9
Side Lines and Local News From a Montana Town
The column extols farm diversification with side lines like dairy cows hens and pork to sustain farming profits. It notes an ice jam near Beaverhead river causing flooding with little damage. Victory Carrigan and Wyman Smith head to Bozeman for a state basketball tournament. Mrs. Elmer Gordon of Armstead reports illness there. A quip on marriage testing dancing versus cooking and spending dream money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead River
Town
Elmer Gordon
Armstead
United States Wool Stocks See Sharp Decline Amid Global Shortages
A government report notes worldwide wool stocks are low while consuming nations face tight supplies. US and UK stocks have fallen. British Australian Wool Realization Association reports lower holdings. Merinos fetch higher London prices than 1914, with global production below pre war levels and a world sheep population at about 90 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Great Brition
Great Britaan
France
Germany
Bradford
British Australian Wool Realization Association
Australia
New Zealand
South America
South Africa
London
Dillon News Briefs Include Ads and Local Notes
Local items from Dillon cover births, visitors, ads, and notices. Entries mention a March 8 birth to Mr. and Mrs. A A Curnutt, residents visiting from Armstead and Butte, grazing and grain suppliers Graeter s, and various advertisements and notices from area businesses and churches.
Irrigated Forts for Rent Near Railroad and Town
Advertises irrigated farms for rent with any number of acres. Includes ditching fencing house barn garden and machinery. Features stream water and a large reservoir. Lessee must be a capable farmer irrigator with capital. Dillon Montana ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montanas
bAdvertisentents
Butte’s Rise Promises A Modern, Prosperous City
Beaverhead residents praise Butte as Montana’s mining and commercial hub. They anticipate a 1925 exposition, civic boosts, and alliances with New England for industrial growth, while labor relations improve and factories expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Butte
Anaconda
Commercial Club
Rotary Club
Kiwanian Club
New England
American Brass Works
Anaconda Company
Sur- Tou
Pioneer James Mauldin Dies in California
Obituary notes the death of James Mauldin last Tuesday in Los Angeles. A Montana rancher and early businessman, Mauldin built a large horse operation, imported Percheron horses, and expanded into California property. Survived by sister Ellen Rittenhouse. remains sent to North East Maryland for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mauldin
Los Angeles
Cal
Montana
Mauldin
James Featherly
Cecil County
Maryland
Baltimore
Columbus
Ohio
Boston
Virginia City
America
Bozeman
Yellowstone River
Boone
Iowa
Benoit Abbey
Salmon
de Yentte
Kelitorpia
Utah
Beaverhead Valley
Dillon
Poindexter and Orr Company
Helena
Butté
California
Mississippi
Jake
Mr. Mauldin
Thomas Cruise
Colonel Saunders
Rod Leggatt
Ellen Rittenhouse
North East
Flu Hits Dr. Lee and Family in Town News
The snippet notes that Dr. Lee and his family are all ill with the flu this week. It mentions Mrs. Bab or mother of Mrs. Lee as seen in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lee
iMrs
Bab
Mra. Lee
Plant Trees and Know the Value of Shade and Beauty
An exhortation to plant trees around homes and farms urging their shade wind shelter and beauty. It notes Dillon’s well shaded homes as examples and emphasizes planting during spring with shade fruit and evergreen varieties. The piece ends with a blessing for those who plant a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Minstrels Vaudeville Delights Dillon Audience
The American Legion Post staged a vaudeville and minstrel show that week, praised as entertaining with no weak spots. The house was filled to capacity on both nights and the audience showed strong appreciation. The piece notes Dillon's size and western cities’ comparison in staging a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Legion
Dillon
Leimert Couple Welcome Son in Chicago
Telegram arrived announcing the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Will Leimert in Chicago. The mother was formerly May Smith of Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Leimert
Chicago
Superintendent Bichler Visits Armstead
W. H. Bichler, superintendent of the G. & P., was in Armstead in town today to inspect operations and meet local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bichler
Armstead
Also Mentioned on This Page
IBANE
F. E. Foote
American Pres Press Association
Dillon Postoffice
Telephone
Tribune
Victory Carrigan
Wyman Smith
Potts
Australasia
U. S. Wool Stock Light
Dillon News Briefs
Thomson Ave
A. A. Curnutt
Ilaughter
Huber Bros
William Lacey
Melagie
Graeter’s
A. T. Crossley
Utopia Mining District
Graeter
Guido Schaefers
Culdora Regan
Tattersall’s
John Mullen
Walter Jones
Joe Newnes
Garer
Stone & Stone
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Mary Selway
J. J. Brown
Grasshopper Valley
St. James Auxiliary
Olmsted- Stevenson Co
R. J. Moore
Josephine Jones
Jones Ranch
Twin Bridges
Josephine Numbers
Sam Shefer
Horse Prairie
Eliel Brothers
Pioneer
Valley
the Minstrels
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