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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
9
The Tribune Publishing Company will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees except in cases where orders signed by the management are given.
The Dillon Oil Co plans to expand retorting capacity and build a refinery to handle one hundred tons per day. Mr Robnett targets large gas potential from shale with a pipeline to Anaconda and aims to make the company the Northwest’s largest oil firm. Stock rose from 25 cents to 3 dollars per share. An agency for Singer sewing machines advertised at Tattersall's.
World Wide guild will meet Tuesday March 25 at Miss Carrie Burles home at 7:30. Jolly Club members will be entertained next Tuesday by Miss Ella Free.
The Busy Bee club members enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon program hosted by Mrs. J. P. Ward. The event featured socializing and local entertainment in a community gathering.
Westminster guild will be entertained Thursday March 27 by Mrs W B Hartwig as a missionary program. The Women's Home Missionary society plans a March 27 meeting with Mrs L H Rumbaugh to sew for orphan girls. Mrs A J Wedum hosted the Needle club Wednesday with guests Mrs Comfort of Twin Bridges Mrs J E Monroe and Mrs M Gist.
Mrs Kate Williamson and her daughter entertained a group of boys recently returned from France. Seven of the former enlistees, who joined about two years ago, attended the dinner, sharing stories and thanks for their service.
A large crowd attended the Dillmont Park opening on Monday for a St Patrick ball. The Baxter Tonney orchestra provided music and drew praise for high quality dancing. The Soldiers and Sailors club held a well attended event, with Beaverhead Amusement Company planning another park pavilion dance Saturday featuring the same orchestra.
Charles Le Hansen, 35, died Tuesday at the emergency hospital after a sinking spell early Tuesday morning. Born in Dillon, he graduated from Dillon High School and Montana State College in 1914. He served as county agricultural agent at Missoula, worked as advertising manager and bookkeeper for the Courier, and was assistant agronomist at Montana State College. He is survived by his wife Pearl Orton and their 17 month old daughter, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
Mrs. Robert Moses of Dillon testifies that after years of backache and kidney discomfort she found relief with Deans Kidney Pills. She says a few boxes cured her entirely and urges others to try the remedy priced at 60 cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY advertises the product.
The report lists assets including loans and discounts 3 890 820 48, cash items 59 850 00, U S bonds 10 000 00, and other securities. Liabilities show capital stock 200 000 00, surplus 120 000 00, deposits total 1 249 962 00, and certified cashier notes. The officers J A Grizer cashier and directors Waite Bowman Wirz certify the figures as true.
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