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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1926
Page
8
A parade of visitors drops into Dillon from Melrose Reichle Alder and nearby ranches. Notables include Harry Helming from Wis dom and Prof. Robert Clark from Butte. Local residents and travelers share business and social calls through the weekend.
State superintendent Mrs Annie Heath of the Royal Neighbors visited Dillon this week to organize a new camp. The lodge serves as an auxiliary of the Modern Woodmen.
We meet any Dillon price made on goods of like quality. Entire line of household goods including aluminum enamel ware small toys dressed dolls dishes at greatly reduced price some at half price. Tatter sall's House Furnishing and Original Variety Store. Adv. 16-tf
Miss Bernice Metlen daughter of Mr and Mrs George R Metlen of Dillon and Beaverhead county filed her petition Monday for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer. She has served as secretary of the Dillon Clinic for two years and is described as well qualified.
Lee Williams of Dillon will graduate from the American School of Osteopathy in Kirksville Missouri on Saturday May 29. He plans to begin practicing this summer and hopes to find a desirable location in Montana.
Miss Lucy H. Carson discussed vacation from freedom, orientation, and opportunity at the Tuesday assembly. Nellie Cecil sang two solos with Doris Summers at the piano, as Women’s Athletic association prepares next week’s events. Dr. F. H. Garver will present Montana history with 150 slides May 29 in the Normal college auditorium, open to townspeople with no admission.
Rural youth supply to teacher colleges varies by state with 65 percent of Missouri teachers college students from farms, 40 percent at Louisiana State Normal, and 83 percent at Michigan normal schools. Average across several states hovers around 20 percent. Only 6 percent of graduates from 17 normal schools entered rural schools in 1920, though one state sent 57 percent to rural postings. A Carnegie Foundation note says rural teaching demands high quality, and future rural teachers depend on opportunities and support from legislators.
Nominations for the May queen open Tuesday with voting for the top three on Wednesday May 26. The May 2 ceremony for the May vete is set for June 2. Miss Margaret Ulvy and Miss Vivian Robe lead the program. Kappa Zeta Nu pledges include 387 names such as Gladys Alexander Evelyn Beckstrom Fanny Brady Viola Callaghan Louise Campbell Caroline Carey Nellie Cecil and many others.
Shelby Ferdig Oil announces a 200 barrel crude well on the Joe Byrne lease, expanding production potential. Operator confirms location and initial flow rate, signaling early development activity in the field.
An old advertisement touts genuine California Fig Syrup as a remedy for constipation biliousness colic feverish breath coated tongue and diarrhea in children. It claims the syrup cleanses poisons gases and sour foods without narcotics or soothing drugs and urges mothers to ask their druggist for the genuine product with clear bottle directions.
Prof. Robert Clark of psychology speaks Sunday night May 30 at First Presbyterian church Butte after presenting last week at Grace Methodist on The Psychology of Music. Women's Athletic Association held a picnic at Dillmont Park last Saturday afternoon.
George W. Lovell, Bagdad temple delegate, left Tuesday for Butte then Philadelphia for the Imperial Shrine ceremony. Walter Vance, after Shrine duties, will go to Boston and Vermont. George Dart drove them to Butte in his car.
An advertisement extols Foley Pills for restoring normal kidney and bladder action after a restless night or weariness. The 25 year history promises reliable relief, with low cost and guaranteed satisfaction, promoted by Potts the Druggist.
Dr R D Curry announces new offices in the Telephone block and provides phone 355 for contact.
Ted Powell argues for preserving trout as Yosemite National Park enforces a ten fish per day per person limit for the 1926 season, contrasting with California’s higher allowances. The suggestion includes barbless hooks and releasing surplus fish, while Sunset advocates broader adoption across western streams and lakes.
Card thanks friends lodges and church choir for sympathy kindness and assistance during the bereavement in the loss of our mother. Mr and Mrs George L Reamy.
Dillon Methodist church observes Children’s Day with 9 45 Sunday school, 11 00 sermon The Child in the Midst. Evening program features Pierrot Lights the Torch by Clarice Mc Cauley with a child pageant and choral items led by Miss Sarah Dillinger and others.
A short advertisement touts Foley Pills as a diuretic kidney remedy for back pain. It claims 25 years of use, low cost, no harmful ingredients, and satisfaction guaranteed with potts the druggist, urging readers to ask their pharmacist.
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