Dillon Post Office Entry for Second Class Mail Matter
Notice records the entry of a Dillon post office transmission as second class mail matter with stated rates and mailing details.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1923
Page
9
Notice records the entry of a Dillon post office transmission as second class mail matter with stated rates and mailing details.
Dillon Montana November 14 1928 letter to the Tribune from a resident named Robert Clark denying affiliation with the Ku Klux Klan. He cites family history and religious beliefs supporting equality and denounces violence and racial prejudice. He explains his views on Christianity and his friends across races and faiths.
The board adjourned at 2 o clock p m Tuesday November 6 1923. Contingent fund warrants issued total 23141 78 dollars with disbursements to C G Johnstone Willie Bros Supplies J E Shaw bridge timber and pet diem payments while A L Anderson served as chairman and Joseph C Fuller as deputy clerk attested the records.
Robert Clark of the Normal College writes to defend himself against accusations of involvement with the K K K. He cites Robert Louis Stevenson on duty to help neighbors and self-improvement and apologizes to readers for any trouble caused by donation requests.
Amer ican Legion Carnival and Market Week dates are set for Monday to Wednesday November 26 27 28. D A Galt announces the new Glendale and Montana building will host the event with a formal opening next week. Dillon merchants cooperate for the largest bargain week with three nights of entertainment and displays highlighting county resources and Dillon as a trading center. Beaverhead Motors Garage space is filled with carnival attractions and displays. Admission is one dime with a free cash prize chance at participating mercantile houses.
Undertaker Pivant Brundage and Coroner Jim Phillips returned from the Bloody Dick country with the body of Frank McIntyre an old prospector found dead in his cabin. He was an old time resident well known in the county and survived by brother Horace of Armstead. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
The Montana Development Association extends the contest closing from November 14 to December 15 due to weather delays and late affidavits. President W A Selvidee notes varied regional returns and expects November to yield the most entries. Prizes will be awarded after December 15 with cash and machinery awards funded by the association and donors.
Ward Stinnes Jr., eldest son of German industrial titan Fritz Stinnes, arrived in New York with his wife and said he can only say I know my father is rich. He will study American manufacturing and marketing methods during an extended stay, amid comparisons to Europe’s Rockefeller.
The undersigned express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance before the funeral of Mrs. George Gray and for the flowers sent. Such friendship and esteem will be remembered. Adv. Georges Gray, Mrs Grace Gray Smith, Mr and Mrs Guy Gray, Mr and Mrs Reed Featherly.
A proposed factory by the International Chemical Products company is under consideration in Eureka, signaling potential changes to local industry and the town’s economic future. The plan focuses on industrial welfare and future employment opportunities for residents.
Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hali's Catarrh Medicine combines an Ointment for quick local relief with an Internal Tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to rid the system of catarrh. Sold by druggists for over four years. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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