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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
8
Scattered notes show frequent visitors to Dillon from Apex Blaine McHessor Centennial valley and Lima. Advertisements promote sewing machines car sales and home goods at Tattersalls and Beaverhead Motors with services from eye specialists and dressmaking.
The American Red Cross reports a total budget of 9.709 million dollars for the year ending June 30 1922 for domestic and overseas relief. Veterans and their families receive the largest share with 3.031 million allocated to disabled ex service men and related support. The foreign program totals 3.404 million with Russia relief and child health services among key items. The plan funds disaster relief eight 750 thousand and chapter support 1.293 million while keeping management under 500 thousand.
The Good Government club plans a food sale at the Waldorf Company store on Saturday November 11. Featured items include ham boiled ham baked beans and other dishes to raise funds for the Rest Room project.
The American Legion post will observe Armistice Day by keeping open house for ex-service men at City Hall. There is no daytime parade but a large dance will occur at City Hall in the evening. The afternoon reception is for service men only and refreshments will be served.
The Gregory Orchestra opens its season with a Tuesday concert on November 21 at the Training School auditorium. Seven numbers will be performed by the full ensemble plus duets and a quintette featuring instruments such as cello violin flute and horn. Young musicians including Majorie Williams Paul Judge Velma Judge Ashley Roberts Nell Blair Joe Sprin kle Muriel Paddock Orphan Baker Is ther Judge Kenneth Wheat Edward Boger Walton Cosgrove Marion Judge Grace Ewling Margaret Roe LaRita Moran Frances Dunn Wayne Roberts Mary Gelhaus William Dunn Morse Waldorf Gladys Burtech Lee Stone Lansing Waldorf will participate.
Ada Walker of Dillon and Wilfred Burch of Deer Lodge were married by Judge Phillips in his chambers on the first Saturday of the month. The couple departed on the afternoon train to Deer Lodge to establish their home.
Pigs for sale contact Hansen at Sanitary Dairy or call 80 M. Ad text lists sale item and contact method with location.
A sorrel horse branded on the left shoulder is missing. A $10 reward is offered for information leading to its recovery. Contact Matt Plut with the notice details in Dillon Montana.
Five gallon cans offered at 60 pounds with delivery to any post office in Beaverhead and Silver Bow counties Montana at seven dollars per can. Ten pound buckets priced at one dollar fifty. Seller E. B. Randolph from Salmon Idaho.
Miss Olive Roberts of New York City and former local resident has been appointed alumnae group field executive for New York by The Builders of the National Kindergarten and Elementary Colleges. She will organize local alumnae to recruit active and silent partners in rebuilding the college as a national center for childhood education.
Republican candidates concluded a two week county tour with a final out-of-town rally in Lima last Saturday. A large crowd attended the speaking and the dance hall event lasted until the early morning. A 410 foot tunnel is being driven at the Willow Creek iron properties near Havre.
Fall weather changes trigger colds and coughs and promote throat and bronchial troubles. The ad endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as quick relief with no opiates and notes it is the world’s best selling cough medicine, sold everywhere.
An old newspaper advertisement invites readers to mail five cents to Foley & Co. at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago Illinois for a trial package of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The notice urges readers to include name and address clearly and notes the product is sold everywhere.
La Paz on the southern tip of Lower California ranks as the world’s fourth most important pearling port. The waters south of La Paz yield many remarkable black and brown pearls.
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