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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
4
The Women’s Auxiliary at St James Episcopal church report mincemeat is ready for sale. Orders may be placed through committee members Mrs Agnes Bernstein Mrs T E Gilbert Mrs W G Gilbert Mrs D W Emerick and Mrs D A Gault.
Peter Lena moves with family to Oregon and Bernarda family travels to Silver Bow. Mrs. Nixholm and daughter head to California for a winter visit staying in San Bernardino then Gridley. Several Melrose residents plan moves to Los Angeles Lansing and Washington while others attend congress and bazaar preparations.
Waterloo items report Brnest Powell leaving for Lake mine for work and Dr George Utley inspecting local stock for tuberculosis. Many social updates include a Miss Mellor wedding plans, a shower for Miss Mary Mellor, and residents moving to Butte or Twin Bridges.
No crew to the bank robbery reported yet though last week’s Tribune noted the incident. Seventeen safety boxes were robbed including bonds and valuables belonging to Mrs. Fred Smagge and others. Raymond Cattle Co. reports 150 steers sold to Idaho buyers. State Senator Junod acts as Governor in Helena. Community groups held meetings at local homes and the Lenior high senior girls attended a Vocational Congress. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Duncan on November 17, 1922.
Montana college freshmen faced strong Dillon opposition on the home gridiron last Saturday, losing 48 to 6. Allan Dansie netted Dillon’s lone TD with a 70 yard run, while Beaverhead’s defense and kicking preserved their lead. The invaders showed speed and passing, but Dillon’s line and penalties limited big gains as the locals executed a strong running game and reliable punt work.
The Gregory orchestra presented the first concert of the season on Tuesday evening at the Training School auditorium. The program featured seven numbers with a full orchestra of twenty five performing two pieces. The group is regarded as a leading Western ensemble and has earned favorable notices in several publications. Several young musicians have studied under Professor Gregory for five years, showing notable development. Thomas Pierce of Horse Prairie visited Dillon midweek.
Miss Julia Selway advertises moving hem stitching and picoting work to the D I building with efficient service. She promises prompt work at 12 1o per yard and guarantees customer satisfaction.
For sale cheap. One Peter Schuttler wagon with 1 set harness, both in good condition. Located in Harrison & Son. 46-13¢.
Used dairy equipment listing. U S cream separators in good condition offered by Harrison and Son at a reasonable price. Contact details not shown.
Advert says Herbert B. Dow of Portsmouth New Hampshire suffered from constipation and found Foley Cathartic Tablets effective with quick relief from biliousness and other digestive disorders. Claims no griping or nausea and notes widespread availability in stores.
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