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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1924

Page

4

Social dances brighten Centerville settlers' month

A Centerville Lakeview social spree on February 14 and later gatherings at Tom Graham's home drew many residents and visitors from both sides of the river. Attendees included the Grahams, Stencil, Sage, Brundage, Pierce, Dugan, Edwards, Benson, Fairbanks, and others. Guests enjoyed dancing, supper prepared by Mrs. Graham, and reports note Nora Dugan lecturing on travel and local teachers’ achievements.

Lakeview North Side Berg St. Valentine Tom Graham George Graham Stencil Elmer Sage Justine Brundage Earl Pierce South Side James Edwards Thomas Benson Mary Twitchell Dorothy Shambow Raymond Barney Bray H. Handy Farmer Bean Leonard Brundage Bray Figar George Jenson Buck Allen Perry Fordyce Billy Smith Percy Fordyce B Forsyth Dutcher Bernice Robinett Bob Ross Nora Dugan Bozeman Fannie Evelyn Fairbanks Above the Lakes of Upper School Blanch Graham Dugan Mary Brock

Purdy's Philos Seeds Sour Apple Dilemma

A whimsical column ponders missed trouble if Eve had said yes and declares a humorous note on apples and modern choices. The piece uses playful phrasing to tease everyday decisions and curiosity about consequences.

Eve

Terrible crime report at Widow Dow's boarding house

Local readers relay alarming claims of a crime at Widow Dow's boarding house and debate taxes and government spending as a political issue. Citizens voice concern over the source and impact of public funds.

Washington

Blonde Bess Ridicules Freddie Over Mustache

Blonde Bess jokes Freddie is a bare-faced liar, but says only his mustache saves his credibility. The remark sparks light banter reflecting a witty exchange in a society page item.

Freddie

Figure This One Opt Love Is a Game

A witty exchange frames love as a game with the pessimist noting dissatisfaction due to frequent ties. The brief dialogue captures a playful, rueful sentiment about relationships ending in stalemates.

Pess

Fatherly Advice in a Busy Store

A shopper asks to exchange pants at the counter and the clerk suggests moving to the rear dressing room due to the number of women shopping. The exchange captures a moment of gendered store etiquette and practical guidance in a retail setting.

Hardin Gas & Oil plans test well near Ferris farm

The Hardin Gas and Oil Company will drill a test well on the Ferris farm near the town. The project aims to assess local oil prospects and may impact nearby land use and employment opportunities.

Hardin Hardin Gas & Oil Co Ferris Farm

Sabbath School and Church Services Scheduled This Afternoon

Sabbath school at 3 15 pm and church services at 4 15 pm announced with community invitation.

Foley's Honey and Tar Helps Huron Man’s Coughs

Ohio metal worker Ray S Ball of Huron says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound gave rapid relief from coughs and colds. He recommends trying it today and notes Potts the druggist advertises it.

Ray S. Ball Huron Ohio Foley Potts

Better Postal Service for Small Towns Urged in Nationwide Appeal

In a call for improved postal service, the editor urges Congress to raise clerk hire funds so postmasters in small towns can hire competent staff. The piece argues small towns with populations under 5,000 are essential to national life and that better service requires political attention and constituent pressure. It contrasts real needs with public apathy and notes broader world news snippets at the end.

United States America

Fairy Tale and Church Notices in One Brief Page

A short fairy tale about a man giving his wife money and a church announcements page lists sermons at First Baptist Church and a Ladies Aid meeting. Also notes preliminary construction on the Troy Koontai Falls railroad project in Great Falls.

Great Falls Troy-Kootenai Falls

Invasion Hint Ends With Gruesome Dentist Reference

The humorist victim recalls a wartime scene where a dentist uses novocain and forceps nearby as a jagged joke about Yank soldiers is noted. The line captures a tense moment implying imminent violence during an invasion.

St Patrick Day party ideas fresh and festive

A how to guide for St Patrick s Day entertaining focusing on table decorations and simple edible treats. It suggests making shamrock cups with green crepe and candy, plus harp shaped place cards and gold wire handles, to create a cheerful themed tablescape.

St Patrick's Day Party Craft and Menu Ideas

Decorate with shamrock cut outs along the damask hem and create a centerpiece from a green crepe paper covered box. Include a harp on gold, wire spirals, green ribbons, and candle shades. Serve lettuce and green pepper sandwiches, pistachio nuts, green frosted cakes, and pistachio ice cream in green cases.

American Cow Joke Reveals Dry Stock Punchline

An English farmer asks if all cows are milked. A boy replies that all but the American cow have been milked. The farmer then asks which cow is American, and the boy quips that the American is the one that has gone dry.

BE. F Boy

Clutter and Scott Manufacturing Expands Factory

Eureka reports the enlargement of the Clutter and Scott Manufacturing Company factory has begun, indicating expansion of industrial capacity and local employment prospects.

Clutter & Scott Manufacturing Company

Western Wholesale Grocery Company Stockholders Meeting Notice

Notice of stockholders meeting for Western Wholesale Grocery Company to be held Monday April 7 1924 at 8 PM at North Montana Street Dillon Montana. Trustees for the ensuing year to be elected and other business to come before the meeting. Dated March 7 1924 O M Best President. 11-4¢

Western Wholesale Grocery Company Montana Street Dillon Montana O. M. Best

Pluck Proclaimed as Path to Success at Commencement

Orator declares success comes from pluck not luck. A highly engaged graduate questions whom and when to pluck, prompting a lively exchange about effort and timing in achieving goals.

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