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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
9
The Tribune Publishing Company limits liability for employee debts to orders signed by management. Notices of church festivals fairs dances concerts sociables suppers with admission or profit from selling items will be charged five cents per line. Card of Thanks five cents per line. Obituary Poetry six cents per line.
The New York Financier argues the last Congress failed to pass key appropriations and that only a Republican session can finish the work. It credits Republican restraint and calls for army and navy funding to be set on actual need rather than bureaucratic ambition.
The passage critiques tax policies and proposes Republican responses. It urges repealing wasteful import and production taxes, cautions against Burleson’s wage increases, and calls for reducing regulation. It argues Congress must align taxation with consumption and protect new industries like dyestuffs.
Baptist Church holds Memorial Sunday service at 11 am with Dr. Robert Clark delivering In Memoriam and a program including hymns and readings. Evening service at 8 pm features special music. Episcopal church offers Holy Communion at 7:30, church school at 9:45, morning and evening prayers with sermons by Thos. W Bennett.
On Sunday May 25th services are set at various Methodist venues. Sunday School at 10 a.m. with preaching by H G Humphery at 11 a.m. An 8 p.m. illustrated lecture on The Philippine Islands follows. Stone Creek Schoolhouse hosts 3 p.m. preaching by H G Humphrey. Memorial Day sermon at 11 a.m. at the Methodist Church inviting all soldiers and sailors.
A paper cover memorandum and account book were lost from a car window of a train on Monday May 20 while the right side headed toward Butte. The Tribune office offers a reward for return. Also notes social visits including E Q Brainard of Lima, Jack Porter from Bedrock, Ira Sanders and Creek lyn ranch, Mrs Lee Tower illness, Mrs John Grant and son from Melrose, and a local abstract firm ad by Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. Dillon Montana.
Dialogue from the Louisville Courier-Journal features Mrs Newedd and Helen debating pie crust texture and flour shortages with playful quips about short crust and father’s advice.
Real estate transfers are listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending May 10 1919. The notice records property movements and accompanying details in Beaverhead County.
A compilation of final certificates, patent deeds, warranty and quitclaim deeds, tax deeds, and various homestead filings. Names include James Ryan Hugh J Sweeney Jesse Brown Frederick Bryan Edward Bryan Frank Bryan John Weightman George Boatman Cornelius Meers J P Loss Andrew Danielson George Woodworth Ada Brothers Rosetta Waltie Patrick McKee Hector MacDonald P W Langdorf Fred Hoyrup Ray Tipton James Doyle Hattie Blalock Francis Tonrey Wyatt Thompson Albert Eudaily James Johnson Walter Thackrey Elmer Thackrey Delphine Giraud Pierre Giraud Christina Alberson Hugh Morrow Mary Craver Thomas Donlan W F Lick Hans Westergard Roy Jackson Mustangs and Blue Wing Districts feature in quartz locations and water rights across Centennial Valley Dillon and Armstead areas.
An Arkansas paper notes several Beau Brommels with severe dandruff of the liver while New Disease-Bay rum becomes a favorite beverage with a green haired figure sunning in a close second.
The May 14 ceremony at Mrs. Winthrop Raymond’s home united Miss Carrie Bell Raymond and State Senator O H Junod in a simple ornate wedding. Rev S D Hooker and Rev W Elliott officiated. Attendants included Miss Delilah Raymond and Mrs D W Raymond. A luncheon followed with a pink rose centerpiece and white lilies of the valley. The couple plan to reside in Sheridan after July 1.
A. F. Schab offers one and a half acres in Bakersfield California. For details contact owner via A Fraser at C P R BR. Care of A Fraser. Post 20-7t.
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