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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
10
W H Yanakey of Alder and E R Gleed of Lima attended business in Dillon. A series of weekly trips include deputies, ranchers, and visitors from Horse Prairie Reichle Twin Bridges Los Angeles Alberta. Lost beaded bag with kid gloves offered reward. For sale Dodge touring car and an 8 room house advertised.
Dillon brief items report Andy Williams visiting from his Alder area ranch Jay LaDue visiting Sheridan Dillon area William Pahnish from Grasshopper valley ranch Miss Mae C Stocker from Grant attended to business and visited friends F P Blair from Medicine Lodge ranch B L Forsyth Lakeview merchant Jas E Shaw county official from Big Hole basin Several local residents travel for Legion minstrel shows and community notices advertise rental homes and a missing string of pearls reward offered at Tribune office
E A L Griffin illustrated edition priced at one dollar appears at Tribune Book Store Dillon. Christine Albers and son John attended Mrs Willard funeral from Open A ranch. Ed Marchesseau visited to see the Legion minstrel show at Hartwig theater. Louis Hoffman Dorr Hoffman with spouses traveled from Melrose to Dillon for the same show. Herb Tritt, from Spokane, is visiting Dillon. The narrative notes Griffin’s local ties and Dillon residency.
Mr and Mrs Peter N Hanson of Dell travel by motor to Pipestone Springs for a two week stay. In Jackson Mr and Mrs Harry Lapham left for Rochester Minnesota and Mr Lapham was admitted to hospital for a goitre operation.
Ferro reports Marchesseau, who spent several days in Dillon, has returned to Horse Prairie. Mrs. Carl Decker, after multiple surgeries at a Rochester Minnesota hospital, is said to be recovering well and may return home next week.
Earl Tash from the D L ranch on Grasshopper attended the Legion minstrel show on Thursday and planned to stay with friends for the week. Mr and Mrs Hans Hansen and Mrs Elizabeth Stone drove from Alder to Dillon on Thursday to visit relatives, staying with Miss Fannie and Henry Cahill.
Alpha Kappa Chapter of Westminster Guild enjoyed a buffet supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Clark Anderson at their ranch Monday evening. Mrs Addie Churchill will host the Presbyterian Missionary Society at Mrs R E Foster home on Friday afternoon March 27 at 8 00 with the topic Foreigners in America all are invited.
Delta Phi Chapter of the Westminster Guild will be entertained next Thursday afternoon March 26 by Mrs J B Cluley and Miss Elizabeth Shotwell at the home of Mrs Cluley.
The Busy Bee club members and their husbands will be entertained at dinner on Sunday by Mrs. Frank Girrer at her home on the Quarter Circle Ten ranch.
Mrs. Robert Watt will entertain the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club on March 25 at her country home.
Mrs Helen Randolph entertained the Wednesday Evening Bridge club Monday night at her Phillips block home.
The Manse Society hosted by Mrs. Clark Anderson at her ranch. Shelby-Bringing in of a gas well east of Kevin field spurs oil prospection with potential gas piping to Great Falls at 50 million cubic feet daily. Great Falls railroad adds two gravel plants at Warland and Chinook and a $250,000 terminal at Troy. Northern Pacific machine shops in Livingston shift to six days a week, boosting monthly pay by $7,500 for 495 workers.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad installs cars on the Winnett branch for freight crude petroleum and passenger service.
The notice details domestic and foreign registry fees, prepaid postage rules, and handling for special delivery or registered mail. It explains how to compute deficiencies if partial prepayment occurs and notes a three cent receipt upon request and payment.
Legal note states that on delivery of any registered main matter the recipient and delivery time are shown. A receipt returned to the sender serves as prima facie evidence in court. It cites the act of February 28 1925.
From Omaha tonight March 20 on WOAW 9 to 10 30 p m a concert by the Luce family formerly of Dillon Betty includes violin solos piano by Vespesia Prof Luce’s Masonic Chorus and Mrs Luce’s tenor Frank Fedallar The Luce couple once led the music department at the local Normal College and are fondly remembered by many residents.
In 1570 watch bracelets were common with ladies wearing two timepieces, one on the wrist and one in a pocket, reflecting early fashion and practical timekeeping.
The pendulum's discovery by Galileo leads to a perfected clock and the first pendulum clock ever built, marking a milestone in timekeeping innovation.
A new western verse collection by BE A L Griffin of South Dakota earns praise for intimate ranch life depictions and author drawings. The 1 dollar book presents short poems with rustic imagery and comes with Griffin’s illustrations. Bozeman reports a sharp rise in state corn acreage to 586000 acres over four years. Shelby notes Queen City No 8 well in Kevin Sunburst field yielding 2000 barrels of oil at 1482 feet.
Several choice ranches with good water rights to rent to responsible persons. Reasonable terms offered. Ad by F A Hazelbaker. December 18.
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