Editor Tribune Receives Lettered Correspondence
A note states that 65 letters contain news correspondence destined for the editor, addressed to Editor Tribune.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
9
A note states that 65 letters contain news correspondence destined for the editor, addressed to Editor Tribune.
Notice outlines second class mail handling at Dillon Postoffice with charges of five cents per line for festival notices fairs dances concerts sociables suppers and similar events selling admission or profit from fancy articles. Card of Thanks and obituary poetry priced per line.
Sunday the Orr Live Stock Co unloaded forty five cars of their cattle that wintered at Shoshone Idaho and trailed them to the Orr place Monday. Bernard Williams and Byron Orr accompanied the stock from Shoshone.
Miss King and Miss Snyder spent the weekend in Butte. Measles spread among younger students while the nurse keeps sickness under control. Summer school begins June 7 with one class per grade and a statewide penmanship project drawing papers to Helena. Plans for May Festival depend on weather. arbor day and convocation were observed. several families travel and illness unsettles the community.
Advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local remedies and requires a constitutional treatment. It describes Eustachian tube inflammation as the cause, with suggested relief through Hall's Catarrh Medicine and offers circulars and a price incentive.
The program lists Rural School Day and Inter-Class Meet May 14 plus sermons May 16 and 21 Commencement speech by Dr. S E Davis. Class events May 17 19 and 20 with gymnasiums and hotel venue, freshmen play and senior activities narrated by Frances Ingram. Also notes Treasure Island screening and community updates plus class rosters and awards.
Despite failure of Beaverhead county road bonds the Alomabite project continues. The item notes roads initiative facing financial setback yet advancing work and maintenance. Authorities stress highway progress despite funding gaps and the push for better local travel.
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