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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1924
Page
10
Local residents and out-of-town visitors populate Dillon notes with calls, visits, and errands. People from Armstead, Jackson, Argenta, and the Centennial valley are listed, alongside ads for canary birds, pigs, geese, and two-lot homes.
A. P. Williams of Alder spent part of the week in Dillon. Canary birds for sale guaranteed Singers. Mrs. Ramsey 529 Railroad Ave. Adv. Mrs. James Doyle and Mrs. Alf Forsythe were Centennial valley visitors in our city Thursday. Martin Jackson of Big Hole basin bought a new Master Six Buick touring car. Dr Morand tests eyes and fits glasses scientifically Medlen Block Dillon Montana Adv 25 tf.
J C Dort of the U S Forest Service warns newspaper print shortages may push mills to southeastern Alaska for pulp. The Alaska national forests could yield about 2 000 000 cords annually under scientific forestry, translating to about 5 000 tons of paper daily. The report highlights abundant water power sites in southeastern Alaska.
Brigadier General Charles G. Dawes born Marietta Ohio 1865. Common desk telephone has two hundred one parts. Fire prevention should become daily practice and Fire Prevention Week used to record community fire loss reductions and improvements over wasteful practices.
A drugstore advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe reliable remedy for coughs and colds. The ad emphasizes pure ingredients and pleasant easy taking, credited to the druggist Potter.
Rev. Hurley has begun duties at the First Baptist Church with his wife and will reside in the parsonage. He is a Brooders College and Baylor University alum with a Nebraska MFA and taught philosophy in 1922-23. Sunday programs include Morning The New or Supernatural Life and Evening The Purpose and Office of the Holy Spirit.
After keeping their marriage a secret for nearly a month Mr and Mrs Arthur Hummel of Lima informed a few friends early this week and the news spread quickly through the community. Mrs Hummel, formerly Florence Marlo, a Lima telegraph operator for five years, and her husband who has worked as a relief agent at Lima for some time, are the newlyweds.
Mater Knox Vachon celebrated his tenth birthday last Saturday with a theater party attended by twelve friends. They returned to the Vachon home for refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Cushing longtime Dillon residents celebrated their silver wedding last Friday. They were surprised the next evening by many friends gathering at their home with refreshments for a dinner and a pinochle session. Prof J Cluley presented a sugar and creamer handsomely at the close.
The St Rose Guild was entertained Thursday afternoon at the homes of Mrs Anson Baxter and Mrs Frank Paul with Mrs Baxter as hostess.
Pp. Ala. Chapter holds sale of miscellaneous articles as part of a fundraising event. Local organizers report steady bidding and several unique items drawn attention from attendees.
Mrs. Edward Cushing hosted the Busy Bee club's first fall gathering on a Wednesday afternoon at her ranch on the Rattlesnake.
Mrs. Theodor Nizon entertained a number of friends at dinner at her ranch home north of the city on Wednesday.
An old advertisement notes catarrh worsens when in run down health, asserting catarrh is local yet affected by constitution. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a local ointment and an internal tonic to boost overall health. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by FBI Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Miss Nan Barrett entertained guests on Tuesday evening in a social gathering reflecting a local tradition. Attendees from the community enjoyed light refreshments and conversation in a cordial, informal setting.
The M. S. N. C. Alumni Association local club will hold its first fall regular meeting at Miss Mary L. Innes home on Monday evening October 6. All members are invited.
The Delta Phi chapter of Westminster Guild will be entertained by Mrs. Chester Gilbert and Mrs. Jay Holtz.
Thursday afternoon October 9th reports a gathering at the residence of Mrs. Holtz located on South Pacific street.
Theta will be entertained at the home of Mrs. W. G. Gilbert on Tuesday October 7. Local social event gathers members for a informal gathering and refreshments.
Dillon Delphian Club will meet at the home of Mrs. J L Poindexter Monday afternoon October 6. Mrs. J H Gilbert will lead the meeting.
Mrs. A. L. Anderson entertained the Needle club Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs. A. J. Wedum of Lone Beach California and Mrs. Clark Anderson. A delightful time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs A O Vachon and Mrs J W Forsgren to entertain the St James Guild next Thursday afternoon at Mrs Vachon s home on South Atlantic Street.
About 40 gentlemen gathered Thursday evening at the Presbyterian church for a hearty dinner. Each guest spoke of his birthplace and life history. Rev. McCannell of San Francisco presided with Rev. Himest I. Loft and gave a fine address. Ladies of the Manse society served refreshments.
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