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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1924
Page
10
The Beaverhead high school alumni association held its final general meeting at the Andrus hotel with record attendance. Members approved a dance to be held May 20 at Dillmont Park, signaling a shift from a banquet to dancing as the yearly event.
The Northside Country Club will host Mrs. Frank P. Bell for a Tuesday afternoon gathering on May 13, 1924. The event invites members to attend and enjoy the hosted program.
The Daughters of the American Revolution meet Tuesday May 18 with Miss Nina Nash. Mrs. Ed Lloyd hosts the Busy Bee club Wednesday afternoon in her Lloyd block apartments with delicious refreshments served.
The Henry Gleed Jr. home hosted two pinochle dinners this week. Each evening featured six tables of play with ladies on Friday and a mixed group of ladies and gentlemen on Saturday.
Local denizens seek Aladdin Lamp supplies at Fors gren s Grocery. Dressmaking by Mrs Della Boatman. Sugar beets trial for farmers this year. Mrs Peter Anderson from Alder visits Jasper Nelson’s home. Dillon residents attend a Twin Bridges high school dance. For sale a new white and gray enamelled steel top Peninsular kitchen range unused. inquire at Tribune office.
Sheriff John Mountjoy left Tuesday for Jefferson City to take custody of Donald Stewart believed to be Roy Walsh. He will reach the state penitentiary Friday morning and plans to return to Boulder Sunday if identification succeeds. Walsh's fate hinges on matching identity with the prisoner. A letter from the penitentiary warden is anticipated and extradition papers are in hand. Walsh, who stole a car in Melrose and fled to Mexico and California before arrest, was convicted of murdering Albert Johnson at Renova and sentenced to death. he escaped before sentencing. Arthur Hughes, his accomplice, is serving a term at the state penitentiary for the Renova killing.
Col. Alf Decker spent Friday tending to business matters and visiting friends in Dillon as part of a routine tour.
Notice announces the annual meeting of stockholders to be held Monday June 2 1924 at the State Bank building. Purpose includes election of officers and any other business. Signed by Edgar Kenison president.
For Sale furniture listing offers a dining set in American Walnut Queen Anne period and a Circassian walnut bedroom set. contact Rev. Mav. Dillon at phone 145-M-Adyvy.
Sunday services begin at 10 o'clock with Sunday school for all ages followed by 11 o'clock sermon on Ideal American Homes. Mothers Day observed with special choir songs. Evening topic The Inspiration of the Bible at 8 o'clock. Junior and Intermediate B Y P U at 6 and Senior at 7. DeMolay to attend morning service.
Mr and Mrs R A Shaw of Hele na are quiets at the Andrus hotel during a short city visit.
Friday afternoon May 16 at two o clock in the gymnasium the Beaverhead County High School oral spelling contest will be held. Seventh and eighth grade pupils with 100 percent in the April 23 written test are eligible. Local rural residents urged to bring eligible children to Dillon. Written contest results will appear next week.
Mrs. Mary Towsey of Sullivan Indiana writes of giving medicines for her daughter's cough without relief until Foley's Honey and Tar Compound provided quick relief. Potts the druggist endorses the product for coughs colds and hoarseness.
Handsome sets of mahogany bank fixtures and furniture including desks tables chairs stools filing cabinets and safety deposit boxes. Also manganese steel safe two typewriters one Burroughs bank posting machine and other articles suitable for banking use.
Prospective subscribers are urged to submit name listings or address changes before May 20 1924 to ensure proper inclusion in the new Dillon Telephone Directory. Visit the manager to confirm listings or service changes.
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