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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1924
Page
8
Local notes show farmers and ranchers backing H. G. Rodgers. Dillon hosts guests from Melrose and Apex visiting for business and shopping. sightings include Nyhart, Sawyer families, and Miss Sprinkle teaching near Alder. Retail ads promote rubber corsets lamps and typewriters, with several farm and real estate notices.
Mrs. Elmer Page and her son James traveled from near Twin Bridges to Dillon for a weekend visit. James departed Sunday morning for Pocatello Idaho to enroll in electrical engineering at the Idaho Polytechnic School this winter. The Pages stayed with Mr and Mrs S B Patterson during their Dillon visit.
A neighbor challenges the view that motor cars breed laziness. The speaker recalls racing across the street, noting the distance now takes about 14 seconds previously, but only 3 seconds in their faster, flat crossing.
Listings from the Beaverhead Abstract Company cover land transfers and records for the week ending November 1 1924. This item notes property deeds facsimiles and encumbrance entries recorded during the period with names of grantees and grantors where legible.
Warranty deeds record transfers from Sarah J. Yeaman of Miami to H. S. Gimble of Dillon for four lots in Poindexter Orr addition Dillon. Emil Johnson to Albert Johnson for 440 acres near Wisdom Montana. Dillon Implement Co to Nay Bros for 638.93 acres near Bannack Montana. U S Patent to Laura E Hedley for 232.58 acres in township 14 S range 2 West.
A New York solicitation from The Walker Plan at 500 Fifth Avenue invites investors to provide up to ten thousand dollars in exchange for a 50 percent interest in any viable business idea or patent that can be placed on a paying basis. Prospective proposers should outline their project briefly in the initial letter.
State Bank of Dillon sues William C Short and June Short to sell under sheriff sale on November 29 1924 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana. Property includes fractional sections in township 5 south range 9 west and cash terms. Dated November 8 1924. Sheriff D F Mooney. Deputy A C Gruwell.
The annual Halloween party is scheduled for October 31 in the residence halls. Stunts will be performed by new faculty members, the Junior class, the Senior class and other groups. Major interest centers on the new faculty members' acts.
Plastering in the gym finishes, floors nearly laid, and windows being installed this week. Heating mains tunnels near completion while the new plant awaits operation, and the old plant covers typical needs except during extreme cold. Edith L. Herndon and Miss Tressa Page feature in staff and alumni news.
Miles City reports the Northern Pacific is replacing the Tongue River bridge with a steel structure. The project proceeds without interrupting traffic or altering the rail line. E W Johnson is listed for painting and caretaking work. Adv 17 tf.
A comic note compares a sale of a familiar label to the idea of selling wives, with a sly quip about ownership and values. The lighter column reflects and mocks sensational headlines.
A lighthearted remark highlights a female swimmer recognized for skill after a Venice pedestrian outing. The exchange notes her notable swimming ability and ties it to the city setting.
In England tariffs on necessities raise revenue and harm home industry. In the United States tariffs on productions protect workers from foreign competition and build domestic industry.
Eureka-Larch Products Company expects the mill to be ready to operate by November 15 and advance orders indicate it will run on a 24 hour basis.
Mrs. L Van Belle of Penroy Montana reports her boy's cough improved at once after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The advertisement promotes Foley's as best for coughs colds and hoarseness in children and older persons. Potts the druggist.
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