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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
10
The Good Government club plans a December 8 dance to raise funds for the Boy Scout clubhouse. Contributions are sought from organizations to the club treasurer or the executive committee of George Gosman Lee Mc Cracken and Dr R D Curry. Boy Scout leader Mr Reeser aims to have the clubhouse ready for a holiday house warming by Christmas or New Year’s Eve.
Mrs. R. F. Tattersall and Miss Pluma Tattersall hosted a Saturday evening gathering at their home with bridge as the main entertainment. Three tables competed for the high score, won by Mrs. C. W. Robison.
Guests were seated around a long table lit by candles and decorated with chrysanthemums as delicious refreshments were served during the close of the evening.
Dillon Delphian held a November meeting led by Mrs T EF Gilbert with assistants Mesdames Cornell Bimrose J EF Morse Galt Etta Metzel and Ek W Bond. Mrs J H Gilbert and Mrs Waldorf spoke on current conditions in France and Germany.
Mr and Mrs C C Thornton entertained twenty friends with a turkey dinner Thursday evening at their home on South Washington Street.
A merry dinner and auction bridge night was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Waldorf on Monday. Mrs. Harry Williams entertained the St. Rose guild on Thursday at her Rife Street home. Mrs. Diggle Emerick hosted the Northside Country club for dinner Tuesday at her Birch Creek ranch.
Mrs Ossie Smith acted as hostess to the Busy Bee club on Wednesday afternoon. Members enjoyed a very pleasant gathering with sociable games and conversation.
Local notes report residents shopping, visiting and traveling between Dillon and nearby towns. Entries mention Forsgren's Grocery, a new flag at the junior high, and numerous visits by people from Lima, Armatenad, Grant, andother local areas. Advertisements note percolators, sewing needles, and coats on sale.
Mr and Mrs John Collins entertained at dinner Wednesday evening with guests Mr and Mrs Chas Philips, Mr and Mrs Al Anderson, and Mr and Mrs James Kelly in attendance.
Residents share a brisk exchange as a young shopper jokes about cold weather and a fur cap while a shopkeeper offers practical warmth tips. The scene captures the local mood during a frigid day.
Widow Tillie, once a flame of Jerry Smith, becomes a social heat source as she presses for answers and scrutiny, while Jerry dodges her questions and avoids a confrontation that could expose past ties.
Yellowstone county produced 301 000 dollars in coin and 400 000 dollars in beans this year. The Yellowstone Park highway between West Gallatin and Beaver Creek was completed at a cost of 875 000 dollars. Shelton to vote soon on 1 000 road bonds while state railroad valuation was lowered to 1 124 874 from 1922 total. Jardine Montana shipped arsenic valued at 700 dollars per car to Cleveland Ohio. Dillon offers real estate and ranch services with livestock and farming opportunities.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet Friday afternoon November 30 at 3:00. The session will cover Siam and Burma with Miss Ragan recounting the Burma work of her sisters. All are warmly invited.
A Dillon farmer arrives with a carload of items described in garbled text. Investigators seek clarification as to what was transported and potential legal or safety implications.
The Dillon cook book has been enlarged and improved and is available from Aid society members or the Tribune Book Store. Priced at $1.00 with 5 cents postage if mailed, it makes a fine Christmas present.
Post generic remedy note mentions treating cougas colds croup and Méme PRs with tar and Sapa Pare style guidance and suggests a home remedy advisory aimed at readers in Baxley Hall.
Department of the Interior notices conferred by the Commissioner direct proceedings under land laws. Helena Montana Land Office announces actions under specified provisions with deadlines and official guidance for affected parties.
Public auction announced for a tract described as mountainous and uncultivable in section 17, T98 R85 W, with sale to highest bidder at 7 oclock. Bids must be paid immediately to the receiver. adverse claimants must file objections by sale time. F A Motz, Register. Order to show cause regarding real estate.
District Court in Beaverhead County MT orders interested parties to appear December 24 in Dillon to show cause why Geo T Banks may sell portions of the Henry I Page estate real property. Publication required for four weeks in the Dillon Tribune. Also includes alias summons for Nellie Fox v L Pox with divorce relief sought for neglect and maintenance restoration of maiden name.
Jacob Spitzmiller sues A S Johnson Rita Johnson and Chris Snyder with property to be sold at sheriff sale on December 17 1923 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Described as lots ten and three in Barnett addition with 66 feet by 104 feet front and back. Cash terms. Dated November 22 1923. Sheriff D F Mogney Deputy A C Gruwell.
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