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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
5
Miss Clara visits Utah with friends while Edward Gleed of Lima stays week end in the city. Dillon houses many out of town guests including Elks hosting visitors from Butte and alumni dance attendees. Various residents attend to business, travel to small towns, or plan summer trips in Dillon and nearby areas.
The Dillon Order of Elks held formal installation events with delegates present including a parade segment where twelve wore clown suits. Evening ceremonies followed with lodge workers electing officers and presenting pledges, lasting several hours and concluding with a luncheon.
Mr. R E Albright visits Wolf Point Culbery Outlook Plentywood and Antelope this week delivering addresses and attending events. An exhibit of training school work drew over 1000 visitors Friday May 18 with the D P S paper in circulation.Charles Henry to address Big Timber eighth graders Wednesday evening. Normal college exhibit open Friday afternoon with a fashion show Foods class tea and student exhibits. Junior girls claim baseball title while Seniors win hockey. Wallace Forsgren elected Gargoyles president for next year.
The notice invites attendance at 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 Morning Worship with 8:00 and 9:20 services. It notes no preaching next Sunday. The Session accepted an invitation from Normal College for a joint baccalaureate at eleven. Congregation is urged to boost attendance as many students have left town.
The Rt. Rev. William F. Faber, Bishop of Montana, will make his annual visitation next Sunday May 26. Services include 8:00 Confirmation 10:00 Children's Church and 11:00 Morning Prayer with a sermon by the bishop.
St Rose Catholic Church announces Masses on Sundays at 8 and 10 80. Evening services at 7 80. Weekday mass at 8 o'clock. Confessions Saturday afternoon from 8 to 5 o'clock and from 7 to 9 o'clock p m. Mass on first Friday of the month at 6 80.
The Christian Science Society invites the public to attend Sunday services at Sebree Street, held every week at 11 o'clock.
The Methodist Church led by H. B. Ricketts offers 10:00 Sunday School for all ages 11:00 Morning worship with a sermon on Pentecost and World Evangelism 7:00 Epworth League and 8:00 Evening services focusing on Building Possibilities in Dillon.
Sunday School sessions held every Sunday morning at 10 30 in the church building inviting all members and visitors to attend for instruction and fellowship.
The American Legion auxiliary will hold its annual Poppy sale within the coming week to aid disabled veterans and families in hospitals nationwide. Poppies sell for a voluntary contribution, from ten cents upward, with distribution planned countywide and expected sale date around Saturday May 25.
A Dillon county golf club receives a donation from the A C M company of tailings and sand for greens. The first tournament of the year is set for Sunday June 2 with a mixed foursome format as many members sign up.
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Cornell have returned from a visit in Butte.
The House appears poised to win over the Senate on the debenture feature of the farm relief bill. Editorial notes that the House now has few radicals and that some opposition senators may misjudge their constituents.
Governors across states join Thomas A. Edison in a bid to find a successor to his half century of work. The inventor offers one high school boy per state a college scholarship and a August trip to his Orange New Jersey laboratories with an Edison radio phonograph as a gift.
A bold local promotional line urges families to attend a major Fourth of July event featuring festivities and community celebrations. It highlights family friendly appeal and a standout showcase planned for the holiday with performances and activities.
Plans for a mammoth free Independence Day observance in Dillon are advancing with committees in Butte Great Falls Anaconda Pony and eastern towns discussing slogans Catchy jingles and brief slogans were weighed by the committee after a Saturday deadline Many entries praised Dillon as the best place to celebrate and invited all to join the Fourth of July festivities
Real cattle and sheep ranch offering 1000 acres with 20 leased sections and 20 forest permit sections. Includes two complete building sets, 500 cultivated and irrigated acres, 802 tons hay, 2000 to 3000 bushels grain, equipment and stock, 400 whiteface cattle with calf crop, 40 heavy work horses, ample irrigation water, strong paying start. Price 67500. Adv. Cc. Newman.
Open and forest range 980 acre sheep ranch offered by C. C. Newman. Ideal for one or two young men starting in the sheep business with a small band. Price eight dollars per acre with terms. Advertisement dated 11.
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