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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
10
The moon is treated as feminine in German due to the Latin Luna goddess of the moon. The sun is masculine, associated with Phoebus the sun god Sol.
In medieval France hosts reportedly pivoted from hot roasts to a cold shoulder to signal guests had overstayed their welcome. The custom, tied to household hospitality norms, reflected social etiquette of the period.
President Mrs. R. D. Curry names a five member committee to handle arrangements for the August state American Legion convention. Chairs include Reception Mrs. T. E. Gilbert, Entertainment Mrs. E. W. Bond, Decoration Mrs. George M. Gosman, Banquet Mrs. Tom Menke, Publicity Mrs. C. W. Robinson. Miss Josephine Erwin leads F I D A C for Beaverhead county.
A long list of visiting residents and local businesspeople moves through Dillon from Wednesday to Saturday. Edgar Hale Armstead Parke Scott Butte F. W. Carter Tom Thirstt Elkhorn Springs John Grant Melrose Frank Bramsman Butte Noah Allen Apex Jay V. McCarthy Louis Stahl Butte Earl Carruthers Butte John Peterson Horse Prairie J. M. Nye Monica Terry Browning Butte David Evans Melrose Mrs Philip Lyons Monida J D Brandenburg Lima Miss Jewell Clapp Wisdom P E Carney Melrose J B Mayfield dentist ads 211 West Sebree St William C Orr Bedrock Alfred Peterson Big Hole Hollis Harrison Grasshopper Valley Mrs John Brundage Centennial Valley Mrs Minna Buhrer Reichle Ted McFadden Butte C A Smith Lima Milton Nay Grasshopper Valley Mrs L J Price Billings Rhymes book ad Mabel Huyck Los Angeles George Lasich Birrer Lasich sawmill Sheridan Alice Roe Big Hole basin supervisors.
A rider atop an elephant during a panther shoot in India escaped after six wild bounces. He slid down the tall animal and fled, avoiding capture as the elephant bolted away.
A medieval ecclesiastic installed a door near Mullion Town church in Cornwall to let the devil escape when sponsors renounce him and his works, a curious relic amid local lore.
A Portland woman commissions a dress in red white and blue arguing those colors never run. The piece highlights patriotic fashion and local tailors responding to the trend.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine promises relief from catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh. It combines an ointment to ease inflammation with an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to restore normal conditions. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo.
Walter Gustave Bauer and Helen Maury Dolan of Anaconda were granted a marriage license Thursday morning by Judge H. G. Rodgers who officiated the ceremony.
Miss Mary Lee Morton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton formerly of Dillon graduated from Mountain Home Idaho high school on the 25th inst. She is noted as a recent graduate with family ties and local origins highlighted.
Henry Norris of Melrose recently fractured an arm and traveled to Dillon for medical care from Dr. L. F. Molleur at the start of the week.
Grace Smith and Goldie Senderson two Misses who teach at Armstead were among out of town visitors at last Saturday's track meet in town.
Mrs. Frank Birrer and the Misses Sally Fullwood and Frances Spinner with William Fullwood Jr. drove from Quarter Circle Ten near Blaine to Dillon. Bernice Hirschman leaves for Missoula to attend a track meet and will stay with Maureen Desmond at the Theta Mouse. Chaster Barrett and son Desmond travel from Horse Prairie to Butte, visiting Mrs Barrett and her infant at St James hospital. Donald N. Warner from Rochester arrives to summer at Watson Creek mining camp above Argenta. he is son of J. B. Warner, partner of William Dunn.
Two cars collided on a curve near the Rattlesnake school house south of town Monday morning. The Buick Grouphad owned by J F P Wiksdal and a Dodge touring car driven by Pete O'Brien of Butte sustained heavy damage. No injuries were reported though obstructed views due to high brush on the roadside were blamed and officials urged swift highway clearance.
In 1640s a sheet named Moderate printed the earliest English newspaper advertisement an inquiry for a stolen horse and a reward offered for its return.
The grave of John Keats in the Protestant cemetery in Rome is covered by a slab bearing his epitaph dictated by Keats: Here lies one whose name was writ in water.
A reflective quote on forming judgment through personal meditation rather than solely relying on reading and conversation. It emphasizes inward thinking as the source of sound discernment.
A historical note explains the term Middle Kingdom used for China meaning the center of the world from ancient Chinese belief. It mentions the translation issue and the name Tehang- Kove as an adopted label.
Five head of cattle to be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on June 15, 1925 at 1 30 p m at Henry Thompson ranch Kidd Montana est rayed steer described as brindle muley about four years old weight around 1100 pounds branded on left ribs slight crop in left ear owner not found auction notices list details of the animals
Dunn, a standout on last year's football and basketball squads at Beaverhead High, received the Gunderson cup last Thursday at the general assembly after being chosen by the faculty committee for outstanding athletic performance.
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