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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1927
Page
4
A note from the American Press Association seeking foreign advertising representation outlines partnership terms, commission structure, and geographic coverage options for potential clients and agencies.
A fragment notes designation of mail transmission as second class matter at the Dillon post office. The readable text provides limited context and names, but confirms mailing status for distribution.
After a six month layoff the newspaper staff returns to work with renewed vigor. The piece highlights Arthur Brisbane’s See America in last week’s Tribune, notes Brisbane’s high pay, recalls the Weepah Nevada gold strike at $78 000 per ton, compares it to Montana’s 1907 New Departure pocket ore worth $20 444 per ton, applauds Dr. T A Grigg’s Beaverhead Alberta oil efforts, and praises the Montana headlines from the Butte Daily Post state department for their humor and sharp wit.
The only woman who swam the San Pedro channel over 20 miles, Mrs Myrtle Huddleston, plans to attempt swimming from England to France in May despite adverse currents.
The county's ranchers anticipate a profitable year as mountain snowpack promises ample irrigation water. Officials hope the long dry-season bad luck is over for this year.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University hints at a personal bid for the Republican nomination while asserting President Coolidge will secure the party’s renomination without issue.
Citizens note the San Pedro channel is often described as about 20 miles wide yet no precise measurement exists. They urge an engineer to undertake a surveying study to determine the exact crossing distance.
Early spring activity by carpenters and painters signals renewed local attention to civic matters in Dillon. Much town talk centers on public affairs, with conversations often seasoned by the oil industry presence.
The Junior high department presented a morning convocation with an orchestra of over 30 pieces a dramatization of The Three Wishes and a girls glee club performance. Cast included Jay Forsythe Ruby Wentworth Katherine Bates Hiram Rogers Edith Kennison Carl Hanson. The event showcased daily pupil work.
Hundreds express approval of the 5 10 and 15 cent store project in Dillon. Ralph Tattersall owner of Tattersall's Variety Store has made extensive improvements including redecorating doubling counter space and price marked goods. He and helpers have worked four months to modernize the store and earn community support.
In 1572 the Earl of Leicester presented a wrist watch to Queen Elizabeth I. The piece featured a bracelet with a watch attached, but not in the modern form.
Middleboro Kentucky builds a bungalow to promote the district coal fields using walls made entirely of bituminous coal laid in mortar as a publicity feature.
The Parent Teachers Association met March 15 in the training school assembly room. Students Helen Hoffman Kenneth Wheat Clyde Sewell Wilbur Bates Edith Hansen spoke on book purchases and visual education funds. Bishop’s 91st birthday celebrated at his Bannack home with old friends. he helped pioneer Montana stock raising and industry.
Mrs. John Collins hosted a Monday dinner at her South Pacific Street home with daughter Marguerite. After readings by Betty Hall, six bridge tables filled the room and prizes went to Mrs. A. L. Anderson and Mrs. Ralph McFadden for high and low scores.
Nelson school Parents Teachers Association decided to provide materials for playground apparatus with the children building the equipment. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs Essie Watt Vice President Mrs M Miller and Secretary Treasurer Mrs J W Keenan who was reelected. A surprise for the children will feature at the next meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Schroeder and daughter Yvonne hosted a Sunday farewell dinner at their South Washington street home. The event honored Herbert Schroeder of Minnesota who spent the winter in Dillon and left earlier this week to return home. Seatings were for 12 and a delicious dinner was served.
Grover Harris and Mrs. Jane Pre, both residents of Dillon and living on the east bench, were married in Butte on Friday and returned to Dillon the same afternoon to surprise their many friends.
Mrs James Paxton, long time Dillon resident since 1886, celebrated her eighty third birthday on March 16. Born in County Durham England on March 16 1844, she received two birthday cakes and flowers from California among other gifts. Her cheerful disposition and active church work at St James Episcopal Church endear her to friends in Beaverhead County who wish many more happy returns.
The American Legion Beaverhead post No. 20 invites all minstrels and vaudeville cast members from the first of the month show to a dance on Saturday March 19 at the city hall. The event thanks the volunteers for their services and the success of the annual production.
The Ellen May guild will be entertained by Mrs. E. E. Loft Mrs. Louis Schlier and Miss Nina Nash Thursday March 24 at the home of Mrs. Loft. The program theme is Aliens in America.
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs. A B Johnson Thursday afternoon March 17 at the home of Mrs. N E Stone.
Erwin Christensen celebrated his tenth birthday Thursday at the Christensen ranch south of Dillon with fourteen guests. Emerald green decorations set a St Patrick's day mood and a sumptuous birthday repast followed the afternoon gathering.
Miss Florence Bray will marry Frank D MacLaren in Pocatello on Thursday evening at 7 o clock. MacLaren runs an automobile business. Miss Bray is the daughter of ranchers Mr and Mrs James Bray of Dillon and recently completed nurse training at St Lukes hospital in Boise. The couple will reside in Boise.
The Woodcraft juveniles held a St Patrick's box social and dance at the Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday evening. Seventy five people attended the event to enjoy the occasion.
The Northside Country club will meet at Mrs. M. Millers home on Tuesday March 22 for a 1 o clock dinner.
Mrs Leota Hughes hosted a Sunday breakfast at Mr and Mrs W A Graeter residence for her mother Mrs Albert Hughes of Canada. The table was set for 10 with a neatly arranged menu and fine service.
Theta, one of Dillon's oldest clubs, organized by Beaverhead County High School girls, met at Mrs. T. St. Gilbert's home. Members voted to convert a small on hand fund into a nucleus for a high school loan fund to aid students needing a little money to complete the course.
Entertains team mates and friends at the Camel Inn with a Thursday dinner. Short talks on athletics followed the meal, featuring Amos Wright, the star forward of the high school’s 1926 basketball team.
Miss Clara Plant and Mrs. W B a Hartwig hosted a Friday afternoon bridge luncheon at the Eljel home for Mrs. Albert Hughes of Alberta Canada visiting Dillon. Mrs. Hughes is staying with her sister in law Mrs. W A Graeter.
The Saturday dance by the local Modern Woodmen lodge drew a large crowd and capped a winter series of dances by the order. The event was described as a complete success with strong attendance.
The St James guild will gather at the rectory after Thursday afternoon service on March 17. Members are asked to attend the meeting at the church’s close of service.
The Rainbow Girls plan an Easter Monday dance to be held at the city hall with preparations underway.
George Gosman entertained 40-8 Thursday evening at the Gosman home on South Pacific Street, hosting friends and neighbors for a social gathering.
Facts regarding the surrender of Apache chief Geronimo arrive in Dillon from the War office. Also notes small items: spring hats, barber shops closing Sundays at 1 pm, T W Poindexter Sr confirmed postmaster, Sunday business closing gaining favor, and David Evans visiting from Melrose.
31 years ago The Tribune reports I. Cashmore traveled to Lima to lead an inquest into the death of Alexander Porter Who was struck and killed by a switch engine Authorities note Eliel received a new wheel during the events surrounding the accident.
Mrs. David Meeds of East Glendale street hosted a Sunday gathering with friends to celebrate her husband's birthday.
The question of establishing a free public library here is to be voted upon at the city election April 6. There were 232 persons registered for the city election when books closed, with 90 in ward one, 88 in ward two, and 544 in ward three.
The Tribune notes 333 residents registered by last Saturday. Ward counts show 243 in the first, 114 in the second, and 76 in the third. An anti-gambling law takes effect April 1. Dillon plans include several new business blocks this summer. Mrs Edie to build a two story block near Metlen costing about 6000 dollars. W C Orr to add brick to his Idaho street barn, and George Kuhzman to build a two story brick block beside the post office on Idaho street.
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