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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
10
James Doyle of the Centennial valley sold three carloads of horses to an Idaho buyer this week. The horses were loaded at Monida.
The Point of Rocks area north of Dillon adds about 3400 acres of hay and grazing land to Smyth's holdings. The acquisition enlarges his ranch and creates one of the region's largest sheep outfits.
Mr and Mrs E M Yearian rushed to their home on Saturday as their sons Will and Hubert contracted scarlet fever. Yearian arranged transport to their ranch by phone. Also noted was the drowning of Casper Mitchell near Denver Wyoming, a 20 year old former Dillon boy. Three sisters Mrs E W Bell Mrs Nellie Stahl and Mrs Will Stahl live in the city.
Dillon Horse Sales company holds another sale at its yards south of Dillon on April 4 and 6. About 500 head of horses are expected including farm and saddle horses and several hundred mares, with stock cattle dairy cows and bulls also listed for sale.
Mrs A F Waldorf received a telegram Wednesday with the sad news that her only brother Paul Van de Walker 24 died Sunday night in Camden New Jersey. He was handling a loaded gun when it discharged the charge struck him in the stomach. He leaves a wife and one child.
Dr. Clifford Woody of Columbus University will visit the Normal College Monday and Tuesday to present lectures on timely topics. He spoke at Mis soula's county superintendent convention and will deliver an 8 o'clock Monday evening talk at the Training school auditorium with free admission.
A prize essay by a 12 year old publicizing a New Jersey Education Board effort to bridge gaps between foreign born residents and Americanized children. It urges learning English through schools and night classes and adopting American ideals while honoring old homelands.
Theta will meet Mrs W H Kellar on Tuesday afternoon April 1 at the Country Club. The North Side Country Club will be entertained by Mrs P G Nelson next Tuesday afternoon April 1.
Mrs. W. B. Hartwig entertained the Westminster guild yesterday afternoon in a cordial social gathering at Westminster.
Mrs. Jay Holtz hosts an informal dancing party tonight to honor her husband’s birthday. The event gathers friends and family for a casual celebration with music and refreshments.
Mrs. Peter J. Petersen will entertain the Lutheran Ladies' Aid on Thursday April 3, inviting members and guests to a social gathering at the meeting.
Miss Ella Free entertained the Jolly Club most delightfully on Tuesday evening with guests Mrs Brereton Mrs Bigler and Miss Almy at the gathering.
The Amos A Elliotts celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at home last night with a pleasant evening and a delightful inter wan.
Elnor N. Erickson of Lima and Eunice Harmon of Lakeview were married March 22 by Judge J. C. Smith at the courthouse.
Members and friends of St James Episcopal guild were entertained by Mrs Susan Findling in the parlors of the Guild hall yesterday afternoon.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet in the church lecture rooms on Thursday April and will be entertained by Mrs. W. G. Roberts, Mrs. Margaret Schuler, Mrs. Betsy Haines and Mrs. Grant Haines.
Hans H. Henningsen of Dillon and Miss Lydia M. Miller of Winside Nebr were married at the home of Jose Anderson on Kentucky avenue Thursday evening March 27 by Rev J H Hamstra pastor of the Baptist Church. The couple will reside on a ranch five miles north of town.
Dell resident J. D. Brandenberg attended a Dillon cattle sale while others frequenting Dillon include Mrs. F. A. Pierce and family from Grant Miss May Martinell of Dell shopped in Dillon Frank Blair of Grant and Mr and Mrs C C Thornton ill with influenza Visitors included Mrs H G Humphrey from Wendell and Berniece Wedum who is ill with the flu A public lecture by Lincoln McConnell at the Normal April 4 features a 1 admission event and local business changes include J W Forsgren rearranging shelves and J H Sharpe's banking appointment in St Paul A local sale notice offers a five room modern house at 625 South Washington Street for sale
Jack Deputy and Walter Voelker purchase the Ditty Gray Auto company from George Ditty and T. E. Gray for near $15,000. They take charge April 1 and will run the business as Dilon, selling Franklin cars and Oldsmobiles. Deputy will manage the office and floor. Voelker oversees machine shop and garage. Deputy is a well known local figure. his partner is an experienced automobile salesman from the Silver Bow Auto company in Butte.
Promoted as a wartime tribute to six million French youths and peasants, the note praises sacrifice and a supposed world service. It then touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a stomach and intestinal aid, claiming it relieves catarrhal mucus and inflammation with a money back guarantee. Sold by Potts and druggists nationwide.
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