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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
5
Notice lists events and social notices from Dillon area including Tattersalls Variety store ads for 15¢ to 490 items and a Dance with Lavettes at Dillmont Park on Wednesday Oct 5. Local residents including Ray Bunion O A Schultz S B Howell and others are mentioned with recent travels and business visits.
Ladue Sheep Co offers 388 head Hampshire ram lambs eligible for registration. Located Sheridan Montana. Sale details imply herd genetics and registering potential. Prospective buyers may contact Ladue Sheep Co for pricing and delivery options.
Job notice for general house cleaning or hourly work by Louisa Pierce located at 419 No. Washington St. Describes willingness to take ranch cooking assignments. Uses direct recruitment tone typical of classified notices.
Advertisement notes household furnishings offered at real bargains with contact by phone 145 J on 24 South Pacific Street.
A Tuesday gathering at the Cahill home brought together five sisters and one brother, including Mrs. Mary Carey Mrs. Katherine McDonald Mrs. Lizzie Stone and Mrs. Charles E K Met zer all of Alder and Miss Fannie Cahill and Henn Cahill of Dillon. Mrs. Stone who visited for three weeks planned to return to Alder then Rochester Minn for an operation. Imerson Stone and Mrs Owen Judy of Adder and Mrs Bud Lewis of Anaconda, children of Mrs Stone, attended the reunion and departed the same day.
Mrs G W Rightenour hosted a luncheon with guests including Mesdames H H Base S D QO, J Olson, E D Marsh, and others. W M Rhodes sold 17 buck lambs to Madison valley sheep men, delivered by N Shaffer. Funeral services were held for Frank Steiner age 14 with a dignified graveside tribute by seventh grade pupils. Rev R P Skinner officiated and Rev Allan Haldeman spoke at his first Sheridan sermon. New pastor and family settled in, impressing locals as they arrived Friday. Lester Schulz and wife purchased the Rossiter property on Mill street awaiting Bowen vacate.
Montana will switch to orange and black license plates in 1928. State Purchasing Agent J. E. Murphy announced the change, with 50 tons of steel ordered for production at the Deer Lodge state prison. The note also mentions a company using 3,500 miles of brass wire annually for bird cages.
Administrative staff hosting a dinner at the Country Inn for about 40 guests. University departments announce staff directory release, Chinook editors, and student activity fund committee elections. New night class in physical education begins. two hockey teams form with about 50 players. play titled A Woman of Character conducted as tryouts.
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