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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1931

Page

8

Sportsmen Urged to Get Montana Sportsman's License

Senator Ralph R. Tower of Lake County reports rapid growth of the Montana Sportsman's License in western Montana. Farmers are accepting the $5 license as proof of support for wildlife, reducing No Hunting signs. The license covers hunting and fishing, with elk and deer tags, a windshield sticker, and a return post card for reporting harvests. Mr. and Mrs. A W Wilson were seen driving from Jackson on Wednesday.

Montana Lake County Polson Tower State Fish and Game Department Helena

Jackson Residents and Visitors Daily Movements Highlight Week

Local notes show Deputy Sheriff Will Barry and Chris Bay visiting Jackson from Dillon. Residents like Mark Clemon and Mrs A W Wilson traveled to Dillon for shopping and business. Social events include a hard times dance with the Big Hole Wranglers and visitors from Dillon attending meals and family gatherings.

California Will Barry Chris Bay Jackson Dillon Ames Hill Mark Clemon A. W. Wilson Basin John Myers Jesse Finsley Dan Pendergast Jules, Jr Charlie Wenger Donohue Miss Ogilvie Fielding Rheine Hyram Lapham Waterloo George Bryant Jack Shepherd Sadie Ford Harry Ford Buddy Lapham Claud Lapham Carl Peterson Alfred Peterson

Till He Come Prayer Service This Sunday

Rev Thomas J Simons announces Sunday morning preaching hour with the sacrament of the Lord s Supper The service will align with the theme Till He Come The church school will meet at 10 o clock and all welcome to worship in solemn adoration for salvation Seats are available in the church for visitors

Thomas J. Simons

St James Episcopal Church to Host Hooker for Two Weeks

Next Sunday and the following Sunday Rev D Hooker of Helena archdeacon of the Montana diocese will lead regular services at St James Episcopal Church. April 19 includes children’s church at 9 45 church school at 10 15 morning prayer and sermon at 11 and Holy Communion at 8 00. Rev and Mrs Hooker will reside in the rectory for two weeks.

ST. James Episcopal Church D. Hooker Helena Montana Hooker

Melrose Presbyterian Church Invites Congregation to Service

Rev. Thomas J. Simons, Minister, announces church school at 10 30 a m and a preaching service next Sunday at eight p m with planned extra music. All are welcome to attend.

Thomas J. Simons

Needle Club Meets at Mrs O M Best Home

The Needle club gathered Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. O M Best for a social sewing session and hobby sharing.

The Needle Club 0. M. Best

Dillon Area Social News and Farm Updates Briefly Recap

A collage of local social visits and farm work from Dillon and nearby: Mr and Mrs A Pyle with daughters travel from Bat Texas, visits by Mr and Mrs Tash and others, a Bannack Saturday dance, vaccination talk by Luella Stickney, frequent dinners and dehorning cattle by Marchesseau and Pyle families, Beaverhead stock movement, and residents like Marie Wolfe and Walter Garrison making local trips and visits.

A Pyle Tom Walker Bat Texas Dillon Tash Frank “Marchesseau D. Y. Kannegaard J. J Brown Wilbur Tash Bannack E. E. Hazel Anaconda Luella Stickney Jane Martin Frank Marchesseau Hollis Harrison George Harrison J. D. Harrison Frank Kellum Olive M. Harrison Carl L. Knoll Andy Pyle George Pyle Andy Hays Tet Marchesseau Pyle Bros Ted Marchesseau Pahnish Livestock Company Ed Marchesseau Harisor E. A. Marchesseau Marie ‘Wolfe Elmore Ranch Chris Bay

Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Cough Relief

Coughs and colds worsen at night and disturb the family. The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a genuine remedy with soothing throat coating, relief of breathing difficulties, nonopiate sedation, mild laxative, and a family size option sold widely.

Foley Foley’s Adv

A Diary Of Local Socials And Visits

Mrs Maggie Bryan died recently while shopping in Dillon. John Zurnich of California and John Blaskovich of Anaconda stayed at Tadovich home Friday. Edna Mellrath hosted a shower for Mrs R E DeWoody Friday afternoon. Friends celebrated the fourteenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Hand Saturday with Pinochle and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Val Tadovich motored to Dillon Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Albert Schmidt and Mrs John Hand visited Dillon Tuesday.

Maggie Bryan Dillon John Zurnich California John Blaskovich Anaconda Tadovich

Old-Time Freighter Crosses the Divide

Beaverhead County obituary chronicles Seth Halbert known as Big Al who died at his Hot Springs Montana home on a lingering illness. Born 1857 in Orangeville Indiana, he fretted from Colorado to Idaho and Montana, married Emma Campbell in 1909, later moved to Wise River then Hot Springs. Survived by widow, step-sons, sisters, and numerous nieces. Included poem and Bobcat Band concert note and a real estate ad.

Seth Halbert Beaverhead County Big al Hot Springs Montana Mr. Halbert Orangeville Indiana Halbert Kansas Colorado Glendale Hecla Wise River Divide Gibbonsville Idaho Eliel Brothers Emima Campbell Big Hole Valley Emma Halbert Wallace Chester Campbell Horace Hand Reichle Lucy A. Briggs San Jose Calif Emma _ Briggs Colorado Springs Colo J. A. Wilson Folsom City Hattie Jones Dinuba Nettie M. Hand Dillon

Dormitory District Grows with Hotels Shops and Golf

A developing district hosts several inns and eating places operated by the company along with an 80 foot drink parlor and a grocery store recently started. A baseball team practices daily while horseshoe kitchens run from morning to evening and residents wonder when the first miniature golf course will open.

Elks Install At Meeting Tuesday

Dillon Elks held a formal meeting at the guild hall with wives and ladies in attendance. Vocal solos by Mrs. Karl Wheat Mrs Findlay Watson and Dave Hier and performances by the Elks chorus were featured. Claudia Faust School of Dancing students presented acts. A Thursday drum corps dance at Dell drew a large crowd and was enjoyed by all.

Ternoon Guild Hall Dillon Elks Karl Wheat Findlay Watson Dave Hier Elks Claudia Faust Dell

Potatoes Earn U S No 1 Rating In Valley Shipments

William L. Irvine Butte official loaded a carload of potatoes awarded U S No 1 by a government inspector. The last year’s crop grown on local farms are being shipped to southern states for seed.

William L. Irvine Butte Commission U.S

Plan to Recall Small Denomination Bills for Silver Return

The piece notes a vigorous bid in U S sections to end the use of $1 and $2 bills, replace them with silver, and open silver mining properties. It cites a Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce study of department stores and claims two of every three bills carry disease germs.

Jack United States Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce

Card of Thanks from the Herman family

The Herman family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death and funeral of their father. Appreciation extends to the church choir pallbearers the priest and those who sent floral offerings from Mr and Mrs Joe Herman and family Will Herman

Joe Herman Will Herman

County Gets Check for School Fund From State

Miss Bertie Mathews county treasurer received last week a state check for 10 445 23 dollars for the school interest and improvement fund. Tom Barnhill of Lima was a business visitor in the city on Wednesday.

Bertie Mathews Tom Barnhill Lima

Hupmobile Prices Released for Various Sedan Models

The advertisement lists Century models with horsepower and F. O. B. factory prices. Century Six 70 H. P. Sedan at 995 dollars, Century Eight 90 H. P. Sedan at 1295, 100 H. P. Eight Sedan at 1595, 133 H. P. Eight Sedan at 1895, and 133 H. P. Eight Custom Sedan at 2295.

Century H. P

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Foley Divretic J Jackson Presbyterian Church Melrose Presbyterian Church Ty R Walter Garrison Alder Foley-Gram Bobcat Normal College Bobcat Band Montana State College Fred Crouse Kenneth Wheat C. C. Newman Metlen ‘Block F. H. Bimrose R. D. Curry W. J. Romersa F. H. Best Chicago New York Hupmobile Sixes J. W. Walters N. Mont. St Anderson Brothers
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