Dillon Visitors and Local Movements Highlight Week
Mrs Herbert Stewart visited from Twin Bridges while Keith Lloyd now drives the Dillon to Butte bus. Rev Father F X Leschner was in Butte. Elmer Gordon of Armstead did Dillon business. Miss Gladys Trambley visited Red Rock. Walter Dansie from Salt Lake City toured Dillon. Mr and Mrs Benn Mallon from Wise River visited. Chas A Burden and Warren Murray took a motor trip to Divide. QC A Schultz attended to Sheridon business. Mrs John Mailey of Blaine shopped in Dillon. Mr and Mrs E R Cook traveled from Twin Bridges ranch to Dillon. R M Cosgrove, formerly of the city, came from Butte on business. Mrs Louise Taylor left for Vancouver B C to visit relatives. Mrs W C Jennings, now on a Melrose ranch, spent days in Dillon. Justice Louis Stahl officiated at a wedding with Miss Margaret McCullough of Burton Idaho marrying Charles Ernest Robertson of Rexburg Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Louis Stahl
Margaret McCullough
Burton, Ida
Charles Ernest Robertson
Rexburg
Idaho
Local residents with travels and new positions noted
Charles and Bud Coconaugher drove from their Zeigler Springs ranch to Dillon. Welter Brown of Apex visits his father in Dillon. Mrs. J W Scott of Armstead attends Needle club with Mrs. Luebben. Chloea Thomas is elected to Cortland Normal School in New York. William Schufelt and daughter Beth return from Spokane, met by Mr. Schufelt in Butte. Myrtle Summers returns to Seattle after winter with daughter Doris Summers and Beaverhead High School faculty. Jeannette Garver accepts teaching job in Skagway Alaska after teaching in Conrad Montana. Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Ben Davis of Salmon Idaho. Mrs Davis formerly Marie Bourquin of Dillon. Wason M Oliver and wife visit from Spokane. Oliver once Beaverhead County Commissioner during courthouse construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Summers
Doris Summers
Beaverhead High School
Seattle
Dillon
Ben Davis
Salmon
Idaho
Davis
Marie Bourquin
Wisdom Man III Elmer Sage Attacked by Perilous Illness
Elmer Sage a noted ranchman from the Big Hole basin arrived in Dillon Wednesday afternoon with a ruptured appendix. Dr. Kistler of Butte operated and reports say he remains in critical condition. Sage began driving to Dillon but deteriorated, necessitating a second driver at the Tash ranch. Dr. Kistler then completed a record-breaking ambulance trip to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Sage
Big Hole Basin
Dillon
Kistler
Butte
Wisdom
Tash Ranch
St James Episcopal Church to Welcome Rev S D Hooker in Dillon
Rev S D Hooker of Helena is expected to arrive in Dillon Saturday evening and to lead services at St James church Sunday at 11 o clock. On Whitsunday the service will include morning prayer sermon and holy communion. Hooker formerly served as rector here for 27 years and is well known to older Dillon residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Hooker
Helena
Dillon
St. James Church
Hooker
Error of Press
A horse owned by Jed Applegate died last night after reportedly reacting to a strange melody. Local authorities investigate possible causes as residents recall prior incidents nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Applegate
Foley Pills Guaranteed Satisfaction or Refund Ad
Foley & Co of Chicago offers Foley Pills a diuretic for kidneys with a money back guarantee. Richard Bierly of Indianapolis reports relief after using one package, noting it helped kidney and bladder disorders after more than 25 years of use. Potts the Druggist advertises the product to both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Richard Bierly
E. Washington Street
Indianapolis
Potts
Local Folks Quip Over Tithes and Saxophone Lessons
A humorous exchange centers on church donations and a mother recalling a boy’s saxophone lessons. A teacher questions a mother about stopping lessons after the Chief of Police moved in next door, implying community watchfulness and cautious spending.
Men Eat Out For Two Reasons, A Wives Cooking
The remark notes men dine at restaurants either because their wives can cook and won’t or because they cannot cook and do. It frames a humorous view of domestic kitchen dynamics and dining choices.
Sleep Talk Sparks Tense Hospital Exchange
A terse exchange in a hospital room reveals a conflict between a man and a nurse as they discuss soothing Harold. The woman jokes about singing to him while the nurse retorts that threats have failed before.
His Father Elected, What Is He Doing Now
Dialogue notes a political father who was running for congressman and is now inactive, with a terse remark about his current status. The exchange highlights a casual curiosity about political legacies and their present roles. The tone suggests a satirical or observational clipping.
Doctor Returns From Leave Two Patients Recover
A doctor asks about events during absence and notes two patients recovered. The exchange highlights a quick turnaround in patient health.
Man Declines Lawyer in Court Fight
Quote captures a defendant saying he would handle the case himself rather than hire a lawyer. He asserts he would fight the suit and, if he wins, keep what remains. The remark reflects self-reliance and defiance in a legal dispute.
Short dresses and social norms spark discussion
A comment argues that the reason some girls wear short dresses is clear and tied to social expectations. The statement reflects on femininity and public perception without detailing specific influences or events.
Kitty the Clever. a dozen suitors kept in the dark
A curious note describes Kitty as clever with men, claiming she has at least twelve suitors on her string and keeps them unaware of each other. The piece portrays her as sly and guarded in her romantic circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Still Mad Ebenezer: A merger not marriage in verse
A humorous exchange riffs on forgiveness and smiles as Mandy jokes that a widow with many children and a man with ten children is not a marriage but a merger. The quip plays on regional speech and social expectations in a lighthearted tone.
Warden to convict who is leaving in the middle of prison movie
A fragment quotes a warden in a prison setting discussing a character exiting a film plot. The dialogue includes a line about not liking the new picture and a remark about starting a serial while expecting to be bumped off next week.
Wells Added and Spudded in at Shelby District
Thirteen new wells began drilling and fourteen more spudded in during the last week of April in Shelby district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Lodge Visitors From Medicine Lodge Attend Meet
Medicine Lodge notes Will Orr and Col Alf Decker visited the lodge in the early part of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Lodge
Will Orr
Col
Alf Decker
Lois Scollard Visits Dillon For Dental Work
Miss Lois Scollard spent the week end in Dillon for dental work. Frank Rife and family drove to Armstead at the start of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Scollard
Dillon
Frank Rife
Armstead
Shelby Pipeline and Kevin Sunburst Oil Output 1923-1926
Shelby Pipeline first quarter 1926 output reached 1 200 736 barrels. Kevin Sunburst fields produced 1923 441 531 barrels 1924 1 847 424 barrels 1925 2 836 938 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Kevin- Sunburst
Public works to let 18000 yard surfacing contract
Missoula bureau of public roads will let an 18000 yard surfacing contract on the Bell Creek section of the Y. G. B. trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Bureau of Public Roads
Bell Creek
Y. G. B. Trail
Doan's Pills touted for kidney and back pain relief
An old advertisement claims Doan's Pills ease uric acid troubles and kidney pain. It features user Jack Wemett of Dillon who reports backache relief after using the product from Potts' Drug store. Price is 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. is listed as the maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Jack Wemett
Idaho Street
Dillon
Dean
Potts
Collector slips as woman finishes polishing stairs
A cleaner ahead of her home said a collector slipped on a recently polished staircase. The incident left the visitor and residents unsettled as inquiries spread about the polish used. The woman reported receiving numerous letters requesting the product name.
Out of Date Dress Styles Prompt Shopper Request
A shopper asks for the latest styles, noting the paper is out of date. The clerk replies the new issue is just published this morning and offers the freshest fashion notices.
Woman judged sane for not wearing clothes in Chicago
A Chicago woman was adjudged sane after she refused to wear clothes, sparking comment that many would be considered crazy. Hank Lewkings and his wife tried settlement out of court but police intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shux
Hank Lewkings
Notable Dillon Weekend Visits and Local Road Work
Mrs Richard Freeman and children Jimmy and Ellen spent the week end in Dillon. Mrs Bob Hildreths sisters of Dillon were guests at the Hildreth home. James Gravely and children Robert and Charley visited Dillon. Duke Davis drove to the county seat last week. Road workers improving Lodge road make driving pleasant. Mrs Isaac Rife visiting Dillon. John Hildreth Francis Barrett and Tom Carver took horses to Armstead for sale on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Freeman
Chldren
Jimmy
Ellen
Dillon
Bob Hildreth
Sisters of
Hildreth
John Hildreth
Francis Barrett
Tom Carver
Armstead
James Givens Visits Armstead First of Last Week
James Givens visited Armstead during the first part of last week, according to local notes. He toured the town and met residents, leaving a brief record of his stop.
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James Givens
Armstead
Owens and Westergard Attend Armstead vs Lima Ballgame
Alvin Owens and Vic Westergard traveled to Armstead on Sunday to watch the game between Armstead and Lima, reporting the matchup as a local outing and noting attendance by the two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Owens
Vic Westergard
Armstead
That Place
Lima
Tribune asks readers mail letters one day earlier
The Tribune announces it is printed one day earlier and requests correspondents to mail letters one day earlier to ensure publication. Readers are asked to cooperate and help with timely submissions.
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Tribune
Troy Liberty Metals Reports Striking Lead Copper Veins
Troy Liberty Metals reports new rich veins of lead and copper discovered at its mines. The company says assays show high values and potential expansion in the area. analysts expect likely increases in production targets and share interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy—Liberty Metals Company
Victor Curlew Plan to Expand Mine to 100 Tons Daily
Victor Curlew announces a mine expansion boosting plant capacity to 100 tons per day. The project aims to increase output and meet rising demand while detailing investment and timeline for completion.
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Victor—Curlew
Red Lodge Cooperative Forms to Work 1200 Acres
A Red Lodge cooperative company is formed with the aim to cultivate and manage 1,200 acres of target lands. Organizers plan coordinated farming, resource sharing, and collective oversight to advance agricultural development in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lodge
Armstead Social Evening and Lima Defeats Armstead
The B. M. U's were entertained at the Sophia Guyaz home with Nell McCauley as hostess. On Thursday Sophia Guyaz Elizabeth Levick and Mrs Walt Lyons drove to Dillon. A ball game Sunday in Armstead saw Lima defeat Armstead 4 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
Sophia Guyaz
Nell McCauley
Elizabeth Levick
Mrs
Walt Lyons
Dillon
Mrs Mullen and Miss Guyaz Attend Butte Movie Pleasures
Margaret Mullen and Sophia Guyaz motored to Butte Monday afternoon. A moving picture show was presented Sunday night featuring Harold Lloyd in Hot Water. The program for next Sunday night promises The Black Cyclone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mullen
Sophia Guyaz
Butte
Harold Lloyd
Mrs Henderson Motor Trip To Sheep Creek Basin Saturday
Mrs. R. S. Henderson motored to Sheep Creek Basin Saturday evening. The brief item notes a local outing without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Henderson
Sheep Creek Basin
Polaris News visitors in Dillon weekend details
May 19 Polaris News reports Miss Margaret Casey of Butte visiting the Judge ranch. Among Polaris visitors in Dillon over the week end were Mr and Mrs Verne Runyan Mrs John H Judge and daughter Helen Miss Agnes Casey Mrs George Harrison and children Mr and Mrs Andy Pyle and children Earl Tash Dewey Marchesseau and Adolph Pahnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Margaret Casey
Butte
Judge Ranch
Verne Runyan
John H. Judge
Helen
Agnes Casey
George Harrison
Andy Pyle
Earl Tash
Dewey Marchesseau
Adolph Pahnish
Dillon
Mrs. O. M. Harrison Ills Reported By Family
The note states Mrs. O. M. Harrison has been ill for several days and is under family care. No further medical details are provided.
Local residents spend weekend at homes and visits to area
Wilbur Tash and George Judge stayed at their homes while George Pyle traveled to Dillon on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Fero Marchesseau of Grant hosted guests at the Marchesseau ranch Sunday. Zeke Stocker of Jackson visited the valley Sunday. Denver Smith and George Tash were business visitors in the area during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Tash
George Judge
Fero Marchesseau of
Grant
Marchesseau Ranch
Zeke Stocker
Jackson
Denver ,Smith
George Tash
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Edgeworth Heritage Vert
Sterling
Huber Bros. Jewelers
Opticians
Denings
Herbert Stewart
Twin Bridges
Keith Lloyd
Dillon-Butte
F. X. Leschner
Elmer Gordon
Gladys Trambley
Red Rock
Our City
Walter Dansie
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Benn Mallon
Wise River
Chas. A. Burden
Warren Murray
Divide
A. Schultz
Sheridan
John Mailey
Blaine
Mrs. E. R. Cook
R. M.cosgrove
Louise Taylor
Vancouver
B.C
W. C. Jennings
Melrose
Charles
Bud
Coconaugher
Zeigler’s Springs
Mrs. Welter Brown
Apex
Mrs. Brown
William Lovell
City
J. W.' Scott of
Needle Club
Chloea Thomas
William Schufelt
Beth
Spokane
Schufelt
Jeannette Garver
F. H. Garver
Skagway
Alaska
Miss Garver
Conrad, Mont
Wason M. Oliver
George Hughes
Home Prairie
Mr. Oliver
Beaverhead County
Wisdom Man
ST. James Episcopal Church
Montana
Mary Murray
Tuxedo
New York
Camp Fire Girls of America
Boy Scouts
Ebenezer
Mandy
Eliel
Phoebe
Bainville
James Gravely
Robert
Charley
Duke Davis
Mrs. Isaac Rife
Armstead News
Polaris News
George Pyle
Ward
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