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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1924

Page

4

Centennial Valley Notes and Social Gatherings Highlight Spring

In Centennial Valley Lakeview on March 24 the region reports a spell of snow and cool weather. William O Connor and son John drive 275 Nelson cattle from Utah to feed near Monida while Sam Nelson now owns the Nelson ranch. Mrs Bray and Mrs Forsyth visit as a dance and club meetings mark social life. A birthday surprise for Mr Parish ends with cards, dancing, and a late midnight snack.

Lakeview Wm. O’connor John Nelson Utah Monida Sam Nelson Nelson Ranch O’connor John Bray B. L. Forsyth William O’connor O'Connor J. H. Buck J. H. Buck’s. Wednesday Mrs. Bray Forsyth Frank Parish Invisible Club J. H. Buck Jr Allen Buck Kathleen Archie Hayden James Hanson Olivier Upham

Nelson School Notes Card Party Planned for March 28

Nelson school reports a card party to raise funds for community dishes. Students attendances include Miss O Leary Mildred Schuler Harriet Schuler Bud Schuler and Lee Schuler from Drummey program. O'Brien transfers to Drummeys. Burns re joins school after Dillon winter. Health posters produced. exhibit planned in Miss Lians office next month.

O’leary Mildred Schuler Harriet Schuler Bud Schuler Lee Schuler Drummey Claude Smith Bert Watt Clarence James O’brien Drummeys Carl Burns Dillon Robert Morrison Elwin Bell Miss Lian

The Law and Screed on Law’s End in Libby

A rugged voice rails at law as endless and omnipresent, arguing the law favors all while the speaker mocks its reach and power. Excavation work begins on a Libby Exchange project by Interstate Utilities, signaling progress amid heavy rhetoric.

Beelzebub Adam Libby Libby Exchange of Interstate Utilities Company

Oakeater Finds Humor in Rural Drive to Inn

In a light exchange a driver named Oakeater jokes that nature makes him feel like a grub while a flapper agrees and suggests stopping for a bite at the next inn. The pair share a playful moment during a country trip.

Oakeater

Boss avoids kickers yet attends Russian Ballet

A remark notes the boss dislikes kickers in the office while consistently attending a Russian Ballet performance, highlighting a contrast between his stated preferences and actions. The snippet captures a humorous tension between workplace decorum and personal cultural interests.

Lecture prompts reflection on honesty and weekends

Mrs AL reports Prof Goof shared many interesting facts and claims a man who swears almost always lies. Mrs S retorts that behavior is demonstrated nearly every weekend in their courage.

Mrs. AL Goof

Purdy's Philos Warns on Road Dangers and Crooks

Opinion piece notes millions spent removing danger curves yet Maiy Street remains the city’s most popular route, while crime on the streets persists. The column critiques policy focus and calls for safer, smarter urban planning.

Maiy Street

Burglar Tale In Snatches Of Verse

A fragmentary verse sketch portrays a burglar described with rhythmic repetition and slang like chink and wink. The language hints at a playful urban theft motif as the narrator muses on crime and its impact.

Ravishing Beauties Recount to Snap Exchange

In a risque exchange, Snap questions why certain women are called ravishing beauties while the other replies that denying a single whim exposes character. The dialogue hints at social gender norms and flirtatious banter without explicit detail.

Noted lovers fear dog in chase tale

A fragment quotes a woman pleading with Albert after a chase. He replies that he would face death for her, and she notes that the dog is not dead. The exchange preserves a dramatic, historical tone.

Albert

Boggs and Goggs Exchange Witty Banter on Education and Death

Boggs questions a man’s education while Goggs responds that the man died a bachelor. The exchange frames a humorous view on formal schooling and singlehood in a concise dialogue.

Boggs Goggs

Indian game tale of scalping and bray from Tommy

In a fragmented scene two students trade lines about future work while an “Indian” game unfolds. One bald uncle Ned attempts to join, but the exchange shifts to a comic, surreal capture of voices and mischief.

Ned Tommy

Thrills In Geography Careered By Uncle and Willie

An uncle teases Willie about geography while Willie says the subject hides a detective story in its pages. The exchange underscores a playfulInterest in maps and mysteries.

Uncle Willie

Salvation Army Appeals for Help to Continue Local Work

The Salvation Army requests funds and in kind donations as officers report no salary for weeks. Community support is urged including clothing and groceries, with contact details for Envoy and Mrs. E. C. Winters at 210 N. Idaho St, phone 335-112-15.

Salvation Army E. C. Winters

Legion to Help Mark War Vets Graves in Mountain View

Beaverhead Post American Legion offers to obtain government supplied headstones for unmarked World War II veterans buried in Mountain View cemetery. They will notify relatives and assist with affidavits of service. The motion thanked Frank Ashworth for the annual Legion Minstrel, proceeds aiding the post building fund.

Beaverhead American Legion Mountain View Frank Ashworth Legion Post Building Fund

Gas flow at Broadview Murray No 1 well estimate

A gas flow is estimated at 10 to 12 million cubic feet per day at Murray No 1 well on the Broadview dome.

Broadview Murray No. 1 Broadview Dome

Fallon County Hogs Shipments Jump Eightfold This Year

Miles City reports last year Fallon County shipped six carloads of hogs, rising to 45 carloads this year. Missoula notes the Forest Service seeks a 92,256,000 allotment for next year and plans 101,000 in District No. 1 for improvements.

Miles City Fallon County Missoula The Forest Service

Western Wholesale Grocery Company Stockholders Meeting Notice

Notice is given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Western Wholesale Grocery Company will be held on Monday evening April 7 1924 at eight o clock at the company office North Montana Street Dillon Montana to elect trustees for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may properly come before the meeting. Dated March 7 1924 O M Best President.

Western Wholesale Grocery Company Montana Street Dillon Montana O. M. Best

Bargains In Homes on Ky Ave and Dakota St

Listings show multiple residences on Ky Ave and S Dakota St with prices ranging from 2500 to 6500. Includes a modern 3 bedroom bungalow with garage on a 90 by 200 foot lot and a five room residence with barn. Also a furnished 6 room home and a seven room rental at 40 dollars monthly. C C Newman, 20 Telephone Bid, Dillon Montana.

Ky. Ave S. Dakota St Railroad Ave

Turkey flocks swell in Rosebud county growth

Forsyth notes a rise in turkey raising in Rosebud county from small flocks to about 4000 birds, with 1925 expected to bring even larger numbers as the crop outlook improves.

Forsyth Turkey Rosebud

Melrose Presbyterian Church Service and Sunday School

Sabbath school is at 8 15 in the morning with an invitation to all. Church services follow at 4 15 in the afternoon as part of the Melrose Presbyterian Church community activities.

Community of

Ohio Metal Worker a Victim of Colds Finds Relief

Ray S. Ball of Huron Ohio suffered coughs and colds but recovered quickly using Foley s Honey and Tar Compound. He reports it an excellent remedy for coughs and colds and urges others to try it today. Potts the druggist adv 10 41

Ray S. Ball Huron Ohio Foley Potts

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