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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1930

Page

8

Local Social Roundup in Dillon

Mr and Mrs Neal Cummings made a business trip to Dillon Monday. The Reichle sisters from Butte spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Nick Adders. Molly and Angela Buyan Frank and Carl Kambich and Donald Tash attended a Dillon dance Saturday night. Catherine Finnegan dined with Mr and Mrs Horace Hand. Julius Hartwig hosted a birthday dinner for daughter Ida Hand and granddaughter Pauline Kambich amid a gathering including John Hand and family. The Green family grand children Archie and Genevieve joined relatives for the weekend visit.

Neal Cummings Dillon Theresa Marie Reichle Butte Nick Adders Molly Angela Buyan Frank Carl Kambich Donald Tash Catherine Finnegan Horace Hand Julius Hartwig Ida Hand Pauline . Kambich Frank Kambich John Hand William Alveretta Louise Hand Dan Piccone Wayne Cummings Robert Joy Archie Genevieve Green

Polaris residents and Dillon visits noted in Beaverhead column

Mrs E A Marchesseau spent winter in Arizona visiting Phoenix and Nogales before heading to New York for an extended visiting tour. Mr and Mrs W S Tash visited Dillon for several days while Andy Pyle and Wilbur Tash brought supplies. Several locals attended Beaverhead Mining Association meeting and a Polaris property ore report noted.

E. A. Marchesseau Arizona Phoenix Nogales New York W. S Tash Dillon Andy Pyle Wilbur Tash Hollis Harrison Elmer Hays Stanley Starr Beaverhead Mining Association Polaris Carl Knoll Jr John ‘Knoll D. L Armstead Johnny Harry Tash Dwight Harrison Ruth Berry R. D. Marchesseau

Jackson News Briefs of Local Moves and Visits

Mrs. Fred Hirschey and children returned from California to Jackson Monday, meeting by Mr. Hirschey in Butte. Jules Wenger came back from Dillon Tuesday. Mrs. Walchli returned from California. Jake Neidt returned from Dillon and attended Herman Jackson’s funeral. John and Mrs. Jackson returned from Dillon for Herman Jackson’s service. Walter White made a business visit to Jackson. The Jackson Bridge club met at the Hot Springs hotel last Saturday with Miss Sallee hosting. Mrs. John Jackson won first prize and Mrs. Harry Lapham won the consolation. Elizabeth Sallee visited the Clemons home for a weekend. Mrs. W. O. Smith traveled to Dillon en route to Idaho Falls for a few days. Wenger visited Wisdom to meet the Schoenenbrger newborn granddaughter. Mother and baby are doing well. William Harry of the Highland ranch spent a few days...

Fred Hirschey California Mr. Hirschey Butte Jules Wenger Dillon Walchli Jake Neidt Herman Jackson John Jackson Walter White Jackson Jackson Bridge Club Hot Springs Miss Sallee Harry, Lapham Elizabeth Sallee Clemon W. O. Smith Idaho Falls Wisdom Schoenenbrger Mother Babe William Harry Highland Ranch

Jackson Woman's Club Meets for Lunch and Prizes

The Jackson Woman's club gathered at Miss Bekey Clemen's home on Friday for a 1 o'clock lunch and later cards. Mrs. Swan Johnson won first prize and Mrs. Neidt the consolation before planning an Arbor Day program for April 11 at Mrs. San Shepherd's home.

Wendell Jardine Tom Schultz Dan Pendergast Martin Jackson Dillon Jackson Woman’s Club Bekey Clemen Swan. Johnson Neidt San Shepherd

Rebekah Lodge Notes Socials and Charitable Plans

Sincerity Rebekah Lodge Jackson reports on a quarter of activities with members across several states and Missoula. Social events included January 14 after officer installation, February 25 hosting Wisdom lodge luncheon, and March 11 a special meal and toast. Ongoing programs covered birthdays, Juvenile Interest, and a flag presentation inquiry. A piano donation, humor committee efforts, and study club work on biblical women feature for April 8 educational offerings. Celia Wilson, Press Car.

Rebekahs Wisdom Lodge P. N. G’s of Wisdom Schindler Lodge Thomas Wildey Colfax Lincoln N. G Finsley Rice Sincerity Lodge Ellen Burton Assembly Quigley Home Department Rebekah Hannah Wither Sarah Miriam Ruth Odd Fellowship Educational Foundation Fund Celia Wilson

Duke Kahanamoku Stars In Isle Of Es Cape At Hartwig

Native Hawaiian Duke Kahanamoku appears as a South Sea Islander in Isle of Es cape a Warner Bros Vita phone production now showing for two days at Hartwig theatre Monte Blue stars alongside Myrna Loy Betty Compson and Noah Beery prominent on screen Kahanamoku set many swimming records learned to swim young and performs water feats with notable grace.

Duke Kahanamoku Isle of Escape Warner Bros. and Vita Hartwig Theatre Monte Blue Kahanamoku Myrna Loy Betty Compson Noah Beery

Dillon Bank and Cush ing building to start excavation

Forty years ago the Tribune reports dirt will fly on Monday for the cellar of the Dillon National Bank and Cush ing building at the corner of Banack and Montana streets. The combined frontage spans fifty feet with two to three stories planned. Beaverhead county mines employ many, while spring commerce revs up and a local dude from Butte endures a merry prank with a couyuse.

the Tribune Dillon National Bank and Cushing Banack Montana Streets Montana Isaac Edinger Alaska Dillon Beaverhead County Butte

Concluding Chapter Delayed to Next Week

The final chapter of the story will not appear this week and is postponed to next week. Readers are advised to watch for the updated installment in the next issue.

Inseparable Pair Handcuffed In Film Shakedown

Maurice Black and Ralf Harolde played an all hour stunt for Radio Pictures film Framed when director George Archainbaud lost the key to genuine police bracelets. The pair were handcuffed together for realism until a locksmith unlocked them after the scene.

Maurice Black Ralf Harolde Hartwig Theatre George Archainbaud Archainbaud

Dillon Noses Fire Protection Gap After Water Works Loss

In Dillon on Monday April 1900 voters rejected the water works measure by a small margin. The town now lacks fire protection and adequate sanitation while civic funds finish mortgage on the Baptist church being burned in evening services. Ed Roe returned from Salt Lake City after completing bookkeeping and banking courses as dredges from Graeter and Montana Gold begin spring operations, reviving Bannack.

the Tribune Dillon Water Works Baptist Church Ed Roe Salt Lake City Graeter Montana Gold

Marie Astaire Fights Hobble Skirt Trend On Screen

Actress Marie Astaire showcases ankle length hobble skirts in Pathe minstrel film The Grand Parade. The Hartwig theatre screens the film April 8 9 and 10 with Fred Scott Helen Twelvetrees and others in leading and supporting roles.

Marie Astaire Miss Astaire Pathe Marie Freék Newmeyer Hartwig Theatre Fred Scott Helen Twelvetrees Richard Carle Bud Jamieson Russell Powell Jimmie Adams Spec ‘O’donnell Lillian Leighton

St James guild hall to open with reception

The Tribune notes the formal opening of St James guild hall on April 11 with a reception that evening. Dillon voters chose wet by defeating the saloon closing ordinance by 108 votes. A congressional bill threatens arrest for hat pins protruding beyond a hat. News reaches Dillon that Essler lake dam has failed, causing a flood toward Rattlesnake Creek.

the Tribune St. James Guild Hall Dillon Congress Essler Lake Rattlesnake Creek

Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract No. 999

Transfers listed in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending March 29 1980 detail property transactions recorded by OOOOO E. and associates.

Beaverhead Abstract Company

Dillon Land Transfers and Water Rights Report

Warranty deeds record I F Hunsaker transferring 480 acres near Bond to First National Bank of Dillon and Andrew W Corum selling 320 acres in Centennial valley. Quitclaim deed from First National Bank of Dillon to Stella Murray in Dillon. Bargain and sale deed from LL D Harding to Masonic Home of Montana in Dillon. Beaverhead Alberta Oil and Gas buys 320 acres near Barratt's Station. Thomas L Scott approves 50 inches of Dry Creek water. Location certificate for W H and A J Metz on Down Lode claim. Right of way from Matt Plat to State for new highway. York to Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone for line.

I. F. Hunsaker First National Bank of Dillon Bond Andrew W. Corum Ralph R. Jones Centennial Valley Stella Murray LL. D. Harding Masonic Home Montana Frank H. Stahl Beaverhead- Alberta Oil and Gas Company Barratt Thomas L. Scott Dry Creek W. H. and A. J. Metz Down Lode State of Montana M. C. ‘York Mountain States Telegraph and Telephon Company Untain Telegraph and Telephone Company

Two Kinds of Dollars in Investment View

New York financier calls for both front-line and reserve dollars. He warns the average saver against hazardous speculation after a stock market collapse erased trillions in value, urging steady investments in savings, insurance, sound bonds, and well-rated stocks while reserving funds for riskier bets.

Trowbridge Callaway New York Investment Bankers Association of America Mr. Callaway Reserve Corps

Winter driving safety for motorists and vehicle checks

A survey shows most road emergencies come from motorists not winter adjusting their cars. In very cold weather keep the driver's window closed to avoid hand signaling. ensure the stop light works and signal turns cautiously. 1930 cars start quickly and stop abruptly, so adjust driving as you share traffic.

Cystex 60c Ad Promises Quick Relief for Bladder Irritation

An advertisement targets women with bladder irritation symptoms claiming rapid relief from burning itching and backache. It promotes a 48 hour test with money back guarantee and urges buying Cystex at Guy Drug Co for 60 cents.

Guy Drug Co

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertising Notice

Disturbing night coughs quickly stopped by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Claims to soothe inflamed throats with pine tar and honey, without opiates or choking. Sold by Geo. M. Gosman, successor to Potts. Adv.

Foley Geo. M. Gosman Potts

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