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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
4
The Constantinople district under Near East Relief has taken over former Turkish army bakeries and bakes 20,000 loaves daily. Over five months the consolidated bakeries would stretch 280 miles if laid out as leaves. The organization with offices in every state seeks funds to continue the relief work.
A Publisher's Auxiliary article argues printers and publishers deserve higher prices postwar to cover capital labor and intelligence costs. It warns many local papers and printing plants have closed for lack of patronage, urging fairer price levels and business self respect.
While preparing foundations for a monument near Dolphinton, workers uncovered a regular four by four foot stone cover over a grave measuring three by two by two feet. The flagstones around the grave were four inches thick, and the body lay with legs drawn up. The stones have since been replaced.
The United Stockmen's Association plans its second annual convention at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City from December 6 to 8. Delegates from thirteen western states will discuss federal control of public grazing lands, grazing fees, and finance measures for stock producers. Charles P. Mullen of Skull Valley Arizona and Les Dillingham of Mackay Idaho lead the group.
The Montana Tuberculosis Association reports 10 nurses serving 17 counties during the past year. They cared for flu patients, visited 855 tuberculosis sufferers and their families, and arranged admissions to Galen State Sanitarium for 40 patients. They conducted 13,225 school exams and referred defects to dentists and doctors, plus infant hygiene conferences and weight checks. Funds come from Christmas seals. Miss Eva Stocker of Grant was in town Wednesday.
Residents travel between Dillon, Jack Williams ranch, Bannack, and Idaho for visits and business. Mining activity reported at Blue Jay lead on the Boston Montana property and Marchesseau's claims near Elkhorn. Thanksgiving gatherings include the Pyle, Kellum, and Knoll households with relatives in Dillon and Seattle.
Gladys Jap visits Butte and Anna Busch with Dorothy Adams visit Jessie Tippett in Twin Bridges. About sixty students spend Thanksgiving at homes statewide. K Y N girls host fudge and taffy party. Faculty join dinner at the dormitory on Thanksgiving day. Mr Clark speaks on Thanksgiving at Y W C A meeting. Gladys Fleming plays violin. Montana State Teachers Association meets in Billings. The Soul of Priscilla was staged by the training school. The November Normal College Index was issued and will be mailed to teachers statewide. Junior class elects Winifred Hall president Ruth Arrison VP Gladys Ross treasurer Ruth McFarlane secretary Elsie McNeil sergeant. Found oversized chain. call 733 S Washington.
A historic armada will gather in the Pacific and Gulf waters this January under Admiral Rodman and Admiral Wilson. The Atlantic and Pacific fleets will join near Panama Canal for winter operations with hundreds of ships, heavy gun power, submarines, destroyers, and air units, led by Admiral Wilson as commander in chief.
Blackfoot Idaho engineer Dave Neelan traveled to the city for an in town appearance last Saturday with local residents noting his visit and schedule.
A Birmingham firm replaced a new girl clerk after a ribbing remark about her business sense. The head of the firm said she had no head for business, noting she parked gum on the adding machine and kept a powder puff in the cash register.
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