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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1924
Page
10
Mrs Ramsey lists a baby buggy for sale at 529 Railroad Ave in the local classifieds. Miss N FE Grindell of Beaverhead Creamery in Twin Bridges attended to business matters in this city Tuesday.
The Sacajawea Camp Fire Girls announce a food sale this Saturday Sept 20 at Waldorf's grocery starting 10 am Proceeds support their activities in Dillon Montana. Domestic notices include visitors to Dillon and local ads for furnished rooms sales and loans.
Mr and Mrs Charles Greene of New Jersey arrived in Dillon Saturday and are staying with their granddaughter Mrs John O Dell. They have been visiting their daughter Mrs George Ogden in Denver for several weeks.
George Clemon of Jackson paid Dillon a business visit Monday seeking to buy a milk cow. Mrs. E. B. Sprinkle advertised canary birds for sale. Attorneys J. E. Kelly C. W. Robison and James Kelly Jr. drove to Lima Sunday. Dan Pendergast visited from the Big Hole basin. Frank Marchesseau spent part of the week in Dillon from Elkhorn Springs. W. E. Ripley, from Coolidge, was a Dillon visitor. Miss Fannie and Henry Cahill were in Twin Bridges via Madison County Yair. Two furnished apartments for housekeeping near schools offered by Price Real Estate Office. Mrs. John Shives from the Watsonville camp above Argenta visited in Dillon Monday. Mrs. A. A. Elliott and children Mary Emily and Junior returned from Helena.
Mrs. Margaret Graeter moves from Argenta to Dillon for winter residence. Bernard Williams Ira Kennedy and Keith Lloyd hunted in the Centennial valley. Several residents tour Twin Bridges fair and local ranchers travel to Dillon and Blaine. For sale, 300 tons alfalfa hay with shelter and water. Dillon hunters report good chicken shooting, ducks scarce.
Walter Siria visited Dillon from Apex on Thursday while O A Schultz came from his Sheridan ranch on Wednesday. Governor Dixon will speak in Dillon next Friday night. Mose Smyth remains in Barrett Hospital for an infected hand. Andy Williams stayed in Dillon early in the week from his Alder ranch. Charles Miller Jr. visited Big Hole basin for several days. Arby Beardslee of Great Falls attends to Dillon business. Ralph Curhing and Francis Cashmore joined the Montana State College football squad. Alice Roe returned Wednesday from school inspections in Centennial valley. Mrs Osie Smith returns from Los Angeles. W S Tash, business visitor from D L ranch Grasshopper valley, Dillon. Dr Morand offers eye tests and glasses at Metlen Block. Mrs William Marshall and daughters Faythe and Wilma spent weekend at upper Ruby valley home. Mrs Frank Sullivan and two children leave for St Paul after summer with Mrs M E French. Mr and Mrs Lewis Chapman of Butte visited Roy Herndon and Armstead relatives.
Several vehicles became stuck in mud west of Barretts station with some drivers unable to free their cars. Mrs. Charles Wilson Mrs. Mayme Hoffman and daughter Helen along with Mrs. Joseph Gelhans and daughter Ruth traveled to Twin Bridges on Saturday to attend the Madison County Fair.
Ezekiel Provost, confined at home by illness for weeks, was taken to a Butte hospital Sunday morning. No significant change in his condition since arrival. Mrs. C. P. Thomas and Mrs. J. W. Forsgren accompanied Miss Chloe Thomas to Butte Saturday, where they were met by Mrs. Forsgren's sister and Miss Frances Forseren arriving from Seattle.
The St James Episcopal Guild will meet Thursday September 25 with Mrs BL Poindester at her home on South Idaho street.
Merv and Mrs John Gelhaus welcomed guests Tuesday evening for a warm dinner gathering at their Mast Reeder Street residence. Conversation centered on local gaming hobbyists and community connections during the social event.
Mrs W E Gilbert entertained the sons of the St James Episcopal Church yesterday after morning services at the church hall.
The Dillon Needle club was entertained at Armstead Wednesday by Mrs. Laura T. Scott. Members traveled by automobile and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon together.
Telegram announced the death of Mrs. Mary Devlin Pease in Butte last Tuesday. Her daughter Mrs. L G Gilbert heeded to Dillon and escorted the body to Watertown Wisconsin for interment. She was born in Milwaukee and had resided in Dillon about eight years with ailing health for months. Surviving are her daughter Mrs. Gilbert and Harlow Pease attorney of Butte.
At the Dillon Rotary meeting Principal A. T. Peterson spoke about the high school. L. K. Adams reported on the Tourist Camp Grounds and invited Rotary members with cars to help transport incoming Normal students to the dormitory. J. A. Galt urged car owners to assist involved arrivals.
Total receipts since the new system began amount to 780 dollars with expenses around 500 dollars. Attending the meeting were Col. Alf Decker of Armstead and W. L. Kennedy of Rosemont.
2080 acres closed 1280 acres outside leased springs inside and outside one in center never freezes miles of foothill grazing sheltered with light snow fall ideal lambing place 100 tons of alfalfa on ranch for sale details James Kirkpatrick Box 397 Dillon Montana Adv 37 t £
Large bright furnished room with ample light air and heat. Comforts provided and suitable for two. Located two blocks from town. Phone 145-M.
Presbyterian Church invites all to Sunday school at 10 o clock and morning worship. Pastor will preach on The Prophetic Work of Christ. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs Lillian Free entertained the Jolly club members at her home Tuesday evening. Guests included Mrs Jennie Nash and Miss Nina Nash.
Mr and Mrs W D Tovey Mr and Mrs W V Grimes Mr and Mrs J Anson Baxter Mr and Mrs W M Stone Miss Anna Patterson Mrs N E Stone B N Stevenson and Junior Stone and Miss Billy Baxter motored to Silver Star last Sunday.
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