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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1926
Page
9
The Dillon Montana publication notes it is published every Friday by the Tribune Publishing Company with EY Foote as proprietor and foreign ads serviced through The American Press Association.
A Montanan writes of a mild winter and early spring across Western Montana. The rivers run full, gardens thrive, and blossoms, birds, and wildlife signal a vivid season. The author laments no hardship and celebrates the beauty and vitality of life in Montana.
Secretary of Agriculture helps publicize the president's proclamation aimed at unifying efforts between the two nations and advancing cooperative actions across sectors.
President Calvin Coolidge designates April 18 24 1926 as American Forest Week urging governors and citizens to unite in forest conservation and renewal. The proclamation highlights forest fires reforestation and wise land use as foundations of national prosperity.
Mrs. T. E. Luebben entertained the Needle Club and guests at a Wednesday luncheon at 180. A. Dainty served the meals after which the ladies enjoyed needle work and conversation. Guests included Mrs. H. H. Swain of Helena Mrs. T. D. Olmsted Mrs. Clark Anderson and Mrs. G. T. Paul.
Mr and Mrs Fred Chapman entertained their Dinner club Wednesday evening at seven oclock. After dinner cards followed with three pinochle tables. Mrs Anson Baxter and Eugene Bond won high scores while Mrs Eugene Bond and Howard Morse posted the low scores of the evening. Dr and Mrs R D Curry and Miss Mildred Plumb were guests.
Mrs. Robert Watt entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club at her ranch home with a pleasant afternoon of cards followed by a delicious dinner.
Mrs Ernest Loft and Mrs Fred Crouse hosted the Ellen May Guild Thursday afternoon at the Maree Approvrantd on Tndin we presented.
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs Ed Burles on Thursday afternoon in April.
Mr and Mrs J B Cluley and Mr and Mrs A A Linott will entertain the Pinochle club next Monday evening at seven o clock dinner at the Cluley home.
Mr and Mrs A T Peterson and Mr and Mrs J E Kelly hosted several dinner gatherings at the Peterson home on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Decorations included daf fodile and pussy willows, with six pinochle tables providing entertainment.
Mr and Mrs 8 S Patterson hosted a Saturday night surprise with over 40 friends dropping in at their home. The gathering featured card games dancing and delicious refreshments with guests traveling from Twin Bridges and the lower valley.
Rainbow Girls will host a dance at city hall Friday evening April 9 welcoming Masons and their ladies Eastern Star members and husbands or escorts parents and guardians of Rainbow Girls DeMolay boys and their ladies and Rainbow Girls and escorts. Henry Francis Meine born Tuesday morning at the Oliver home weighs nine pounds, new son of Mr and Mrs Henry Meine.
Gorge Gosman hosted a Wednesday gathering at his South Pacific Street home for members of the local veterans group. After a cards session and business talk a Dutch lunch was served and veterans recalled army days into the night.
The Methodist Aid society will hold a food sale and serve lunch at the old Thomas' Book store stand opposite city hall on Saturday March 27.
The passage notes a formal act in Washington on March 3 1926 with the seal affixed and dated in the year of 150th independence, urging careful thought on a matter important to both countries.
Miss Marjorie Williams daughter of Mrs. Margaret Williams of Dillon earns recognition at Dana's Musical Institute Warren Ohio. A Dana apt clipping details her March 17 recital in Danahall with Prof. Ross Hickernell on trumpet and Bernard Moore on clarinet. The program includes works by Schytte Cadman LeFébvre and others with Williams performing solo and with her trio. Mrs Julia M Woodruff traveled from her ranch near Grant to attend.
An advertisement offers thirty nine acres near Dillon for sale or rent with good buildings and water rights. State Bank runs the ad seeking inquiries.
An advertising notice promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a nonopiate cough remedy for children and adults. It touts healing pine tar and honey ingredients and warns against substitutes, urging readers to read the bottle and trust the product for coughs colds croup and throat irritation.
Tattersall's begins a house furnishing store sale using the variety plan with self service, reduced prices, and wide bargains. The sale runs from Saturday March 27 through the following week, with many items shown in the poster plus additional stock.
The promotion claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine treats catarrh with an ointment for external use and an internal toner that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. It is advertised as a blood purifier with wide druggist availability through F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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