Republicans Unite in Montana Says Tribune Praises Leaders
The Tribune lauds National Committeeman John W. Schnitzler Mrs George M Berry and other Republican leaders for uniting the Montana party after over two decades. It commends Justice Albert J Galen as the likely ticket leader and forecasts a Republican victory with a margin over 30 000.
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the Tribune
John W. Schnitzler
George M. Berry
A. H.brown
C. Bartes
C. T. Bush, Jr
Republican State Central Committee
Montana
Justice Albert J. Galen
Easter Services Planned Across Local Churches
Easter services are announced for Melrose churches with sunrise prayers at 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. sermons on resurrection themes. Special music features vocal duets, choirs, and anthems. baptisms set at First Baptist. St Luke's notes Holy Communion on April 27.
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Mendelssohn
Wooler
Tours
Brown
Zeuner
Turle
Neander
Presbyterian Church
Kappa Epsilon Guild
Emily Anderson
Jean Bishop
Lenore Thompson
Melrose
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
R. E. Albright
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace Methodist Church
Naomi Hildreth
Cooper
Christ
Lowry
W. G. Gilbert
First Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
Careful Mothers Endorse Foley's Honey and Tar
Mothers in Homer Georgia and Green Bay Wisconsin praise Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. The testimonials say the remedy has worked for over 20 years in their families. The ad urges mothers to ask for Foley's Honey and Tar through Geo. M. Gosman, successor.
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Foley
J. M. Hill
Homer
Geo. M. Gosman
Honeymooning couple visits Lewiston and Dillon area
Mr and Mrs Arthur Barber of Lewiston Montana spent part of their honeymoon in the community visiting old acquaintances. They stayed at the Robert Joy home while Steve Kambich was in Dillon Friday. Mrs George Ferguson and her baby rode the bus to Butte Friday and will visit her parents for a week. Frank Kambich of Glendale, a former resident, lies seriously ill in Murray hospital Butte from a blood poisoning wound with a pitch fork.
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Arthur’ Barber
Lewiston
Mont
Murray Hospital
Butte
Jackson Social Roundup Shows Club Meetings and Visits
The Jackson Bridge club met at Mrs. John Jackson's home with Mrs. Harry Lapham winning first prize and Mrs. Charlie Wenger the consolation. The Jackson Womans club held Arbor Day work and a Birds in My Garden program. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clemon hosted a surprise shower for the newlyweds with pinochle and prizes awarded.
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Jackson Bridge Club
John Jackson
Harry Lapham
Charlie Wenger
Dan Pendergast
Jake Neidt
Pendergast
Jesse Tinsley
Geo. Clemon
Frank Larson
W. C. Smith
Roy Oliver
Shepherd
Dillon Visitors and Local News Update
Polaris J. Harrison traveled to Dillon on Tuesday with Gottlieb Huber who required several stitches after a wood splitting accident. Local residents enjoyed a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Harrison at the Harrisons’ home on Saturday night with refreshments after midnight. Andy Pyle and Wilbur Tash were in Dillon on Monday for business, while Mrs. Ed Farley returned to her ranch after visiting Dillon in recent weeks.
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J. D. Harrison
Dillon
Gottlieb Huber
Elkhorn Springs
McCrackens Welcome Second Son At Barrett Hospital
A fine baby boy was born last Saturday morning at Barrett hospital to Lee Mc Cracken. This is the Mc Cracken family’s second child, joining their first son.
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McCrackens
Barrett Hospits
Lee McCracken
Charles Berry Fined for Illegal Trapping in Jackson
Charles Berry of Jackson was fined 75 dollars in the justice court before Judge Phillips Thursday afternoon after being found guilty of illegal trapping of fur bearing animals.
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Charles Berry
Jackson
Justice Court
Phillips
Dr Caldwell Learnings From 47 Years Practice
A physician reflects on constipation management after 47 years in practice. He advocates nature-based care and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non habit forming remedy. He warns against drastic purges and urges daily bowel movements with a visit to the druggist or a free trial by mail.
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Dr. Caldwell
Mystery of the Old Belfry Murder Draws Attention
Dillon residents read Liberty magazine’s account of the 1895 San Francisco Emanuel Baptist Church killing of Blanche Lamont. William Durrant was convicted and hanged after a nationwide legal battle. Lamont’s body was found in the church belfry and Minnie Williams’ body in another church area. Lamont later lay buried in Mountain View cemetery.
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Dillon
Liberty Magazine
Old Church
Blanche Lamont
Miss Lamont
David R. Lamont
Emmanuel Baptist
San Francisco
Former resident L E Baldwine critically ill in California
J T Brock reports from Alhambra California that Mrs L E Baldwine 78 a former Dillon resident is critically ill at her home after a paralytic stroke while hanging laundry. Her left side is paralyzed and recovery is doubtful.
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Dillon
J. T. Brock
Alhambra
Calif
L. E. Baldwine
North First Street
Noted writer Anna Stewart to visit April 23
Anna Bird Stewart, poet and lecturer, will be in this city April 23 to give lectures at Normal College, high school, and training school. The training school must guarantee $50. about 60 seats available for parents and interested members of the public.
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Anna Bird Stewart
Normal College
Teachers Examinations Set for May by County Superintendent
Miss Gladys Garr county superintendent of schools will hold teachers examinations at Norms College on May 2 and 3. The note lists examination dates and the hosting institution.
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Gladys Garr
Big Hole Basin Rich in Minerals Promises Investment Field
A historical analysis highlights Big Hole Basin as rich in coal, timber, and mineral deposits ready to attract capital. It notes potential for Portland cement, fire brick, lime, and possible oil pools under favorable geological conditions, with rail access needed to realize mining and lumbering profits.
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Big Hole
Bozeman Rotary hears Fred Benson talk on district convention
Bozeman Rotary president Fred Benson led the weekly luncheon with notes on next month’s district convention in Bozeman and urged strong local attendance. Helene Hoffman from Beaverhead county high school spoke on good roads. D A Galt and Bernard Williams urged county fair support and farm relief measures. Benson discussed county agent work and local industrial conditions. Curry appointed nomination and travel committees with Chester Hale to chair next.
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Fred Benson
Bozeman
D. A. Galt
Montana
Bernard Williams
Dillon
Benson
Curry
Chicago
Chester Hale
Eliza Comes to Stay Delights Local Audience at School Play
The senior class presented Eliza Comes to Stay to a large crowd in the gymnasium. The production was praised as one of the finest school performances and the cast performed creditably, delivering an entertaining show.
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Eliza
Notice to Creditors in Bankruptcy in District Court
In the District Court of the United States for the District of Montana a notice to creditors announces the first meeting for Michael A. Henneberry and Archie C. Henneberry bankrupts. The meeting is set for April 29, 1930 at 1:30 PM in Butte, with claims proved and a trustee appointed. Frank W. Haskins is the referee.
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Michael A. Henneberry
Archie C. Henneberry
Copartners
M. A
First National Bank
Butte
A. D
Frank W. Haskins
Estate Proceedings in Beaverhead District Court
Order to show cause filed in the Fifth Judicial District Court Montana Beaverhead County in the matter of the estate of wan P. wk Deceased. G : Walle: 8 Pe, se ietaete.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Court orders sale of real estate in Wall estate case
The court requires all interested parties to appear on April 26, 1930 at 10 a.m. in Dillon Beaverhead County to show cause why the administratrix should not be granted an order to sell sufficient real estate of deceased William P. Wall. A copy of this order will be published in the Dillon Tribune for two weeks. Judge Henry G. Rodgers dated April 9, 1930.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
William P. Wall
Dillon Tribune
Beaverhead County
Summons in a Montana case over Elizabth McElwain v McElwain
The State of Montana summons Elizabth McElwain in Beaverhead County to answer the complaint filed in the district court. Defendant must file an answer within twenty days after service or a default judgment may be entered. The action seeks relief including divorce.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF Montana
Beaverhead
Elizabeth McElwain
Elois McElwain
Willful neglect suit in Dillon Montana over support
Court documents allege the defendant, an able-bodied man, failed to provide for the plaintiff’s basic life necessities for over a year before filing. The action, dated April 2, lists Clerk Fred Rife and attorney J E Kelly of Dillon Montana.
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J. E. Kelly
Plaintiff
Dillon, Montana
Disturbing Night Coughs Quickly Stopped
A vintage ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for winter coughs. It emphasizes pine tar and honey soothing irritated throats and claims a pleasant coating without drying secretions. Sold by Geo M Gostian, successor to Potts-sidy.
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Foley
Loney
Tar
Tala
Geo. ‘M. Gostian
Potts
Sidy
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