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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1925

Page

4

Armstead Notes and Social Roundup for March

Col Decker rode to Dillon last Saturday afternoon. Mrs Laura Scott and son Parke drove to Dillon Saturday. Mrs John Mullen and daughter visited Dillon. Mrs Fred Kemps and daughter spent Saturday in Dillon. Mrs Elmer Gordon and son rode to Dillon. A caucus at the schoolhouse named Smith M Ames and Dellar Gordon for school trustee to be elected in April. Mrs John Mullen hosted the Neighbors last Thursday with music games and refreshments. Mrs Edgar Rife to entertain the Neighbors April 2. A large crowd attended Mrs Anna Guyaz’s funeral in Dillon Sunday. American Legion minstrel show drew crowds Wednesday with more planned for Thursday.

Armstead Col. Decker Dillon Laura T. Scott Parke John Mullen Fred' Kemps Elmer Gordon Smith M. Ames Dellar Gordon Elmer Gordon and Son Goldie Henderson Bert McMenomey American Legion

Apex Notes OOO Highlights Community Life in March

The Apex Montana column records visits and travel of residents from Dillon to Apex and back, a pneumonia recovery, a birthday party, card games, and social events. It covers church services, a funeral with pallbearers, a missionary talk, mine progress at Lake Shore, and Ladies’ Aid elections amid long lists of names and activities across a March week.

Longtime Sheridan rancher Samuel McCrea dies after illness

Samuel McCrea died at his home west of Sheridan on March 7 1925 after a two year illness from stomach ailments and complications. Born May 31 1852 in Lisbon New York he married Frances Thompson February 17 1876 in Potsdam New York. They raised three sons Will Fred Glen and daughter Mabel and settled in Madison County after 1882, later building a large modern ranch home and amassing wealth before his funeral arrangements.

C. E. Cunningham Methodist Church Blackwell R. W. Rossiter Charles Walter Sr Charles E. Johnson John Swing Thom Shaffer Charles Wiggins G. A. Kalgren L. Bullerdick C. C. Hill E. T. Brock Archie Hyndman James Holtzinger Mexico Cunningham Lake Shore G. W. Rightenour Ladies’ Aid Society Frank Tolon Brim O. d. Olson Geo. Gammell Rightenour Aid Society Sheridan W. J. Rowe Dayton Wash Society F. H. Wilcomb Edward Smith E. A. Caloran McNulty Duncan Sr Adams Mont Samuel McCrea Mr. McCrea Lisbon New York Frances Thompson Potsdam Will Fred Glen Mabel Madison County

Sunday Service Notes From Mrs Wilson Class

The report notes attendance and collections rose from last Sunday but avoids counting due to Gideon Test fear. Children traveled six miles to attend. The session focused on Our Lord's Resurrection with three birthdays celebrated and a candle song. A special birthday piece recounted a story from 50 years ago.

Night cough relief with Foley’s Honey and Tar

H. W. Webb of Quincy Illinois says he coughed much at night until Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound eased his symptoms after one dose. He reports he slept well all night and notes the product contains no opiates and rejects substitutes from Potts the druggist.

H. W. Webb Quincy Ill Foley

Normal College Notes Highlight Registrar Appointments

Miss Dorothy Gelhaus, longtime Normal College staff from 1920 to 1924, is named registrar at State Normal School Flagstaff Arizona and assumed duties March 16. Tessie Degen, previously registrar at State Normal College, becomes registrar at Normal College Alimosa Colorado to organize a new office. The textbook library moved into the new library building during the weekend, the first use of the facility. Construction is complete aside from lighting. Librarian Mrs Lillian Free returns after illness.

Dorothy Gelhaus Normal College State Normal School Flagstaff Ariz Gelhaus Tessie Degen The State Normal College Normal Alimosa Colorado

Winter quarter commencement exercises set for March 25

The winter quarter commencement will be held at 4 o clock Wednesday March 25. Sixteen candidates will receive diplomas. Superintendent Marion Dietrich of Billings will deliver the address. Diplomas will be conferred by Frank Eliel of the State Board of Education. The invocation and benediction will be given by Rev FE L Hurley. Music by Miss Weldon Evatt Donnelly Boone and a double mixed quartet. Summer school arrangements are under way in Dillon with most faculty members teaching.

Marion Dietrich Billings Frank Eliel State Board of Education FE. L Hurley Weldon Evatt Donnelly Boone

Dillon Orchestra Takes Third At Butte Music Meet

Beaverhead high school orchestra placed third at the Interscholastic Music Meet in Butte with Great Falls taking first and Butte second. The Dillon group, led by conductor L A Gregory, also sent soloist Elwyn Metzel who performs in the clarinet contest tomorrow.

Beaverhead Butte Great Falls Dillon Elwyn Metzel Gladys Burtch Mamie Hughes Margaret Roe Grace Ewing Marian Judge Esther Judge Henry Rodgers Curtis Gruwell Bansing Waldorf David Williams Billy Doak Wallace Forsgren Roscoe Cornell Richard Cosgrove Ray Gimble Clyde Sewell Wayne Roberts Kenneth Wheat Edward Boger L. A. Gregory Gregory Etta Metzel Mary Judge E. J. Hughes Elfa Telin

Hill county farm cash income climbs in 1924

Hill county farms report total cash income of 2 395 750 dollars for 1924, up from 1 486 000 dollars in 1923. The figures reflect agricultural earnings for the year as compiled in Havre.

Havre Hill County

Montana State Star Hatfield Honored by Faculty and Students

Frank Hatfield, Montana State College standout and Bobcats captain, received high praise from Coach Romney and President Atkinson after his final basketball game secured the state championship. He is lauded as a leading athlete, student, and campus leader with a modest, unassuming demeanor.

Frank Hatfield Montana State College Bobcats Romney Atkinson Montana Hatfield Beaverhead County Bozeman Hattie

District Court Proceedings Summary March 16 1925

Foreclosures, wage suit and divorce rulings populate a Dillon court day. Lida White sues Edward Dullenty on a mortgage on Sheep Creek land. John Taylor sues Beaverhead Alberta Oil & Gas for 1699.30. Oscar Garner appeals a 10 dollar Dillon police court fine. State Bank of Dillon wins 1790.65 against Oliver Kurtz. Jessie Ray granted divorce from Alfred Ray by Judge Henry G. Rodgers. Emily Meine vs Chas Meine divorce heard by Judge Winston with depositions pending. Frank J. Pellar awarded 1973 against Utopia Mining. Valley county farmers hold pure seed shows to boost production.

Lida I. White Edward Dullenty Sheep Creek John Taylor Beaverhead Alberta Oil & Gas Company Oscar Garner Dillon State Bank of Dillon Oliver B. Kurtz Jessie V. Ray Butte Alfred C. Ray Henry G. Rodgers Emily Meine Chas. Meine Winston Anaconda Frank J. Pellar Utopia Mining Company

Mrs Roe's Funeral Saturday in St James Church

Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Roe were held at St James Episcopal church last Saturday afternoon. The remarks were led by Rev T W Bennett with pallbearers J H Gilbert John T Orr George Dart Arthur Graeter Robert Barrett and George Hughes. Burial took place in Mountain View cemetery. Chinook New Utah Idaho sugar factory will process 1200 tons of beets daily with three 200 man shifts.

St. James Episcopal Church Margaret Roe T. W. Bennett J. H. Gilbert John T. Orr George Dart Arthur Graeter Robert Barrett George Hughes Mountain View Cemetery Utah-Idaho

School Caucus For School District No. 10 Directors

A school caucus will be held in the auditorium of the training school at 8 p m on Thursday March 26 to nominate members for the board of directors of school district No 10 Beaverhead County R F Tattersall Clerk

Beaverhead County R. F. Tattersall

Thanks for kindness during illness and death of Anna Guyaz

Sincere thanks are extended to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and sympathy after the death of Anna Guyaz. Special thanks go to Reverend Edward Smith, the choir, and those who sent floral offerings. Signed by Mr and Mrs W W West Mr and Mrs Henry Guyaz Miss Sophia Guyaz Adv 11

Anna Guyaz Edward Smith W. W. West Henry Guyaz Sophia Guyaz

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