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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1930
Page
5
Dillon residents and guests from Lima Dell Grant Butte and other areas were seen across the week. Notables include Dr. L L C Ford W B Cutler Archie Bara and many others visiting for business social events and travel by train and plane.
Kenneth Wheat and Edwin Pegram returned to Bozeman on Saturday morning after several days in the city. Wheat will begin a state wide trip with the Bobcat band next week.
Sheriff W C Orr and Deputy D C Wampler took Paul Buchali and William Leiben to Deer Lodge after they were sentenced by Judge H G Rodgers to terms in the state prison on a ground larceny charge.
Two members of the Chinook basketball team that won the state championship are sons of Raymond Noyes former Dillon resident and Blaine County surveyor. Noyes played on one of the early crack high school quintets here.
F D Knotts and E T Brock arrived in the city Monday morning from California. They were driven by Emory Keller of Lima and faced trouble negotiating the pass south of Monida. Cy Knots, Dillon’s veteran follower of Isaac Walton, returned early to Montana.
Orville E McKechen of Tekoa and Valborg M Peterson of Dillon Montana were married at Colfax on a Monday in March 24 with Rev H J Wood officiating. The couple will reside in Tekoa. Orville is the son of C D McKeehen and former Tekoa student. Valborg is a Dillon graduate and daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter J Peterson.
Mrs Lorenzo Cushing hosted the Bitterroot club with a luncheon at her South Washington street home on April 2. Mr and Mrs W D Tovey hosted their Supper club at the Country Inn and at the Tovey home with cards afterward. Theta was entertained Tuesday evening by Miss Georgia Mathews at Miss Constance Barrett’s home on South Washington street.
Mr and Mrs W E Roberts entertained last Wednesday evening for Mr and Mrs Dexter Rexroad newly married couple. About 40 guests attended the party and showered the couple with many handsome gifts.
A marriage license was issued Thursday morning to Lester Garner and Georgia Ewart, both of Sugar City Idaho. They were wed at the office of Fred Rife by Judge George Opp with witnesses Miss Gladys Garr and Miss Naomi Hildreth.
The Neighborhood Pinochle club will meet at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schuler Friday evening. Four tables will be used for the card play.
A Tuesday recital at the training school auditorium by Dillon representatives delighted a large audience. Performers included a girls sextette trio and duet directed by Miss Lenore Thompson, four piano students of Mrs. Mary Hester Bond, Prof. L A Gregory and his twelve piece orchestra, and Miss Virginia Randolph the high school orator. A Baldwin piano loaned by H B Brink of Butte aided the concert.
Dillon will send twelve delegates to the district music meet in Butte today. The group enters as a girls sextette, a vocal trio, a duet, and two piano ensembles including four and eight hands. Members include Mary Louise Taylor, Helene Hoffman, Susan Strub, Edith Hughes, Ruby Wentworth and Betty Roe. Direction by Miss Lenore Thompson with piano group led by Mrs. Mary Hester Bond. They travel to Butte under chaperones Mrs. E. Roe, Mrs. Bond, and Dr. H. F. Best.
The second piano recital by Ralph McFadden’s pupils is Friday April 4 at 8 15 p m in the College auditorium. Participants include Walter Stephan Robert Stephan Tommy Luebben Vera Mast Eileen Jackson George Miller from the junior high and Jack Gilbert Melbourne Jackson Mary Williams and Isabel from the high school. The program features solos duets and two piano pieces. Admission is free and open to all.
Mrs Anne Davison of Long Beach California reports a dreadful cough eased at once by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. She says it relieved her irritated throat and she can now sleep without coughing. Drugstore endorsement and local seller Geo M Gosman noted.
For sale eight foot native cedar posts priced at 25 cents and up. Sold in car lots only. Address or contact V. I. Dusenbery Cardwell Montana.
Solicitors report over 415 of 800 dollars raised for the Boy Scout fund by noon in Dillon. Final day promises momentum as canvassing continues with support from residents to enable local youths to attend the Butte Scout camp with professional supervision.
The Woods Livestock company with ranch interests in this county and Idaho borrowed 1 100 000 dollars from the First National Bank of Chicago, a loan secured by a mortgage filed in the Silver Bow clerk and recorder’s office.
The Moroni Olsen players will present their play White Wings here on Wednesday April 9. Tickets for last Saturday’s show will admit holders to the April 9 performance and are on sale at the Thomas Book Store.
Nine purebred white turkey hens and gobblers priced at four fifty. Also a splendid guard dog to protect poultry and kill gophers priced at fifteen dollars. Rat Terrier offered by F E Wright at Iron Red Mill near Silver Star.
Sale notice offering a 20 acre ranch all under irrigation suitable for sheep or cattle. Good terms if desired. Inquire W. B. Gustin in Twin Bridges, Montana.
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