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A compact note lists prepaid terms with durations and price points: one year at advance, six months, and a trio of monthly amounts. The figures show $2.50 $1.25 and $0.65 as listed in sequence.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1927
Page
4
A compact note lists prepaid terms with durations and price points: one year at advance, six months, and a trio of monthly amounts. The figures show $2.50 $1.25 and $0.65 as listed in sequence.
Notice states the item is entered at the Dillon Postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter.
A fragmentary column notes Montana weather swings with no floods or cyclones. It mentions a blond spitz, spring cleaning of light globes, and aviation talk about a New York to Paris flight. The unknown fate of French fliers unsettles Americans as Chicago appears in reports.
Nature brings snow rain and high winds as Dillon residents expand rose plantings. The Rotary club may beautify vacant lots at Bannack and Idaho with a floral emblem. Senator Hazelbaker lacks a ranch but grows dahlias well, sparking talk of more railroad elevators.
In Missoula, Little’s discus throw was just short of first place by a small margin, costing Beaverhead a stronger showing.
The Dillmont park season opened with a St. Rose dance drawing a large crowd from Dillon and nearby areas. The Baxter Tonney orchestra provided music as visitors packed the pavilion for the first event of the summer season. James Jackson will personally manage the park this summer and Saturday dances will continue each week.
Mrs. Ella Ripley wife of L B Ripley retired Dillon ranchman died at home on South Atlantic street after years of illness She was born December 28 1867 in Newcomerstown Ohio and moved to Dillon in 1908 Surviving are her husband two daughters a son and several grandchildren Funeral service held at the Methodist Church with Rev H B Ricketts officiating and burial in Mountain View cemetery Pallbearers were Clark and Alvin Anderson Charles Woodburn Charles Thomas Hugh McCaleb and Elza Smith.
Three couples received marriage certificates at the office of Fred Rife, clerk of court this week. Charles E. Randall of Idaho Falls wed Ella Flowers of Idaho Falls on Wednesday morning, with Judge L P Phillips officiating. William C White of Salmon married Elda Holgate of Salmon at the Methodist parsonage with Rev H B Ricketts on Wednesday, and Edwin Olsen of Butte wed Violet Jensen of Butte by Judge Phillips on Tuesday afternoon.
John R. Gordon of Danville Illinois reports relief from fatigue backache and better sleep after using Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. The ad claims long use over 25 years with guaranteed satisfaction and broad recommendations for men and women.
Mrs. Effie McBride of Lima was taken to Dillon by Sheriff W C Orr for a sanity commission examination and was committed to the state asylum at Warm Springs. She reportedly believes salvation may be gained through living sacrifices and her mind is affected by religion.
Several hundred students participated in the annual sneak day event. They carried water and whitewash up a steep hill to apply a spring coat to the big M overlooking the valley west of town.
Jackson news recounts visits and travel from Dillon Armstead and Butte. Local events include Royal Neighbors gatherings, a Mother’s Day program, a Benton wedding, and a 5 to 8 baseball score in Jackson versus visiting team. Several residents make trips to Dillon Wisdom and Missoula.
Society notes say Mrs Clara Chapman entertained the Needle club Wednesday afternoon at her East Orr Street home. After a pleasant social hour, delicious refreshments were served. Mrs J E Monroe was a guest of the club.
Mrs. D. V. Erwin will entertain friends at a Hob Nob gathering Friday afternoon at her home on North Pacific Street, inviting neighbors and acquaintances to attend.
Mrs Otto Christianson entertained the Busy Bee club Wednesday afternoon at her ranch home north of Dillon. Members enjoyed socializing and light refreshments in a tidy, informal gathering on the prairie setting.
Miss Agnes C. Boyd of Milwaukee is visiting Dillon for a few weeks at the home of her aunt Mrs. Harry H. Hanson. She is returning home after spending the winter in California.
Miss Helen Wheat daughter of Mr and Mrs Herb Wheat celebrated her tenth birthday on Wednesday May 18 with a party for 12 friends. Tulips and lilacs from Mr and Mrs J F Wiksdal of Logan Utah decorated Wheat residence. Dinner was at 5 30 and a large birthday cake topped the table. Afterward games were played until 8 00 as the children left with wishes for many more happy returns.
Paul Burt and Miss Mary Burt of Lima wed Thursday at the courthouse. The ceremony was performed by Justice of the Peace George Oon with the couple accompanied by James M. Burt and his wife.
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. M McMenomey formerly Miss Alice Roe of this city was hosted Saturday by Mrs. T Lee McCracken and friends. About 25 attendees enjoyed the event and light refreshments at the host home.
John Yale of Dillon is named one of five winners of the 1927 W. A. Clark Jr scholarship awards. The annual Montana high school honor recognizes top scholastic standing and athletic involvement.
A $100 reward is offered to any individual not part of regular law enforcement for the arrest and conviction of anyone illegally collecting bounty funds. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association adv. 11-4. Old newspapers sold at Tribune Print Shop for car pets rage or other purposes. 20-tf
M Paumies Parisian Dye House at 60 West Galena Street in Butte Montana offers French dyeing and cleaning services with satisfaction guaranteed. Outside work solicited and phone number 516 provided for contact.
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