Children's Pavilion at Galen Is Completed
Dr. C. E. K. Vidal announces the children’s pavilion at the Galen Tuberculosis Sanitarium is nearly finished and will open for patients by August first. The facility includes a central building with two wings, each housing a general ward and two private wards for about twenty patients, plus a sun deck. Suitable patients are children aged six to twelve with bone or gland tuberculosis or malnutrition in pre tubercular stages. advanced pulmonary cases with no cure prospects will not be admitted. Applications go through the county commissioners. examinations by reputable physicians, likely via the county physician, will determine admission. The project honors organized women’s groups and the State Tuberculosis Association plans dedication ceremonies.
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C. E. K. Vidal
Galen
State Tuberculosis Association
Card of Thanks for Kind Assistance and Floral Offerings
The undersigned thank friends and neighbors for help during illness and funeral of their wife and mother. J. S. Banks Mrs. J. J. Stickle Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Tolman and family. Advent Chinook. Coal mining grows as Blaine county industry.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
J. S. Banks
J. J. Stickle
D. H. Tolman
Adv
Blaine County
Local notes from Dillon weekend visitors and ads
Dillon area notes list weekend visitors from Butte Armstead and Townsend. Local residents shop at Tattersalls for carpets sewing machines percolators and related supplies.
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Tattersalls
Dillon Boy Injured in Automobile Accident
Fred Stanlaher son of Mrs Emma Staudaher was injured Friday afternoon when his roadster overturned near Silver Bow while returning to Butte. He suffered head and body cuts, was found unconscious by a passerby, treated at St James hospital then taken home to recover. Staudaker works as a representative for I C S with Dillon trips from Butte.
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Fred Stanlaher
Emma Staudaher
Butte
Silver Bow
St. James Hospital
Staudaker
I. C. S. Institution
Dillon
Nesbitt Family Reunion Draws Sheridan and Idaho Kin
Former Sheridan resident H B Nesbitt and Ben Nesbitt of Potlatch Idaho, with Millard Bullerdick, traveled to Dillon to see Robert Nesbitt of Stockton California. They visit their 96 year old mother in poor health and reflect on Dillon’s growth since Ben’s 30 year absence, noting his lumber from early local houses.
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H. B. Nesbitt
Sheridan
Ben Nesbitt
Potlach
Idaho
Dillon
Millard Bullerdick
Robert Nesbitt
Stockton
Calif
Nesbitt
Reverend Philip de May Leaves for South Africa Mission Field
The Rev. Philip de May departs last Monday for Baise to join Mrs. May and begin a journey toward South Africa for missionary work. He has served at the Presbyterian church for over a year and will be succeeded by the Rev. Ernest E. Loft.
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Philip de May
Baise
Mrs. May
South Africa
May
Presbyterian Church
Ernest E. Loft
Instructors Headed to Summer Vacations
Amone the high school instructors who let the first of the week for their hisiadls to spend their summer vacation were Miss Esther Reed to Oberlin Ohio Miss Lydia Tarrant to Durant Wis Miss Evelyn Sin clair to Marian Iowa Miss Theressa Gay to Morris Hrs and Prof FE Yale Waterman to Newberg Oregon.
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Amone
Esther Reed
Oberlin
Ohio
Lydia Tarrant
Durant
Wis
Evelyn Sinclair
Marian
Iowa
Theressa Gay
Morris
Hrs
Yale Waterman
Newberg
Oregon
Foley Remedies Ad Promises Free Samples and Cough Cure
An old Tribune advertisement offers Foley & Co. cough and cold remedies for 2.50 yearly, requesting name and address to mail a 10 cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound plus free Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Potts the druggist promotes the offer.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Potts
Strong teaching staff for summer session at Montana Normal
The Montana State Normal College announces a notably capable summer faculty opening June 16 for nine weeks. New instructors join long-time staff across disciplines including English psychology rural education music and physical education.
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Montana State Normal College
Genevieve Albertson
University of Montana
Inglish
Roy M. Austin
Univ. of Arkansas
Minerva M. Bennett
Wells College
Blanche F. Bowdle
Missouri
Sheldon EE. Davis
Univ. of Missouri
Columbia Univ
Sigrid England
Kansas State Normal School
Earl Leslie Fairbanks
Washington State College
Elizabeth Fletcher
Josephine Awin
Lilian R. Free
A. O. Guilidge
B.S. Valparaiso Univ
Maregaret Huntington
A. B
Univ. of
S.D
A. M
Wis
Lee R. Light
BRB. S
Kansas Agric. College
M.S
J. Ford McBain
Michigan
Normal College
Linden McCullough
A. T
Lake Forest Univ
Wisconsin
Helen Stewart
State Univ. of Montana
Marion Leach
California
Margaret Poindexter Tello
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
George Wallace
Winsh
State College
Frances Caroline White
A. of
Wash
Weldon Williams
Ana Pollock
Billings
Bernice Bowers
Jessie Merchant
Lewistown Normal
First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule
Sunday morning 10 oclock sunday school all classes and apes 11:00 preaching sanctification Justification at 3 oclock Sunday afternoon preaching Justification 5:00 Intermediate B Y P U 7:00 Senior BY T U L All seniors urged to attend. Thursday 3 pm Ladies Aid with Miss Clara Plant 8 pm choir practice teachers training class 7:30 nightly All welcome HW J PRITCHARD
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Sa. N
T. UL
Clara Plant
Notice to Sheepmen for Ranch Rent at Lakeview Montana
760 acre ranch at Lakeview Montana is for rent. Entrances to a fine sheep range can handle seven or eight bands for the season. No forest reserve fees. Address John R Hedley 609 West Park street Butte Montana. 21-23
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Lakeview
Montana
John R. Hedley
West Park Street
Butte
Notice for Publica tion Helena land office 1924
James A Mansfield of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove up three land claims under H FE 019700 and Additional H CP 023530 with witnesses Edgar Johnson Frederick Bourassa Charles Vaughn and Walter F E Hedges. Hearing before U S Commissioner P A Hazel baker at Dillon Montana on July 21 1924 with F A Motz as Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
James A. Mansfield
Dillon
Range
I’. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Edgar Johnson
Frederick Bourassa
Charles Vaughn
Walter FE. Hedges
Dillon, Montana
F. A. Motz
Register
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Bayer
Tribune Pub. Co
Spot
Tattersall’s
A. D. Jackson
Hazelbaker
Charles Pettit
Edwin Anderson
Big Hole Basin
Tattersall
Elmer Gordon
Armstead
Elkhorn Springs
Edgar Kenison
KE. We Johnson
C. B. Fairchild
Townsend
Clark B. Moon
Pocatello
W. V. Grimes
Henry Thompson
Dell
Our City
Chealy
Walter Sirin
Charles Lloyd Jr
Rutherford Dunn
Jackson
I. W. Johnson
Ella Telin
Blaine
Mrs. L. T. Grimes
Red Rock
Frank Robison
Martha Melvyn
Fred Gilbert
Home Park
M. R. Ayers
Andy Williams
Alder
Martin Jackson
Austin Linder
A. W. Gunning
Missoula
Henry Olson
Col
Alf. Decker
F. P. Morrell
Wise River
H. H. Howard
Bozeman
Andrus Hotel
Forest Bayerd
Beaverhead
Point of Rocks
Jacek Lasich
Henry W. Sacher
Mont
Gebhardt Fassler
Florence Streb
George Bighorn Sr
Lena Fassler
Melrose
Bertha Huber
Thompson
City Drug Company
Alyce
Adj
Clarence Barry
Spokane
Mr. Barry
Packard
Roberta Roberts
Charles Martin
State Penitentiary
Deer Lodge
Potter
Officer Martin
Martha Martin
the Tribune
Ransom A. Mackie
Clark Univ
Emilie Paper
Graduate State Teachers College
Wayne
Nebr
Bernice Patterson
Velma Phillips
Univ. of Chicago
Alice FE. Russell
Galif
Louis M. Schleier
Washington
Alexander Seaton
Washburn College
John F. Sievers
Harvard Univ
First Baptist Church
Martin Sorenson
Barbee
Geo. Cassidy
Standish
Mich
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