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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1930

Page

8

Easter Visitors and Local Social Roundup in Jackson

Miss Evelyn Polish of Butte and Albert Polish of Dillon were home for Easter. Mr and Mrs T E Hancock entertained friends at Easter dinner. Guests included families from Dillon and Butte. Several residents visited Dillon for errands and dental work. Easter gatherings featured chicken dinners, cards, and social visits.

Miss Evelyn Butte Albert Polish Dillon T. E. Hancock Harold Warner Arid J. C. Jeppson E. Smith Erickson Dansie Allan Lambson Wood Rock Creek Mackay Idaho Chas Ayres Lambson Val Tadovich Jack Warden Albert Staten Ford Mmet Carrol Monty Burdick Bill Burns Jackson Geo. Clemon Roy Ford Dan Clark Ralph Quigley Harry Davis Jesse Finsley Missoula Herb Strum

Easter and Funeral Visits Highlight Dillon Social Notes

A Dillon report lists multiple attendees at A. L. Stone's funeral including Mr. and Mrs. Ted Marchesseau and R. D. Marchesseau, with other locals John Bray and D. Y. Kannegaard visiting relatives. Easter visits feature Frank Marchesseau and family hosting guests, Hays and Harrison families traveling, and Ray Turner recovering on crutches after a broken leg.

Ted Marchesseau W. S. Tash Frank Marchesseau R. D. Marchesseau Dillon A. L. Stone George Pyle Elmer Hays Dwight Harrison P. Marchesseau Tleanor Selway Mill Point George Harrison Will Jacobson

Business Visitors Arrive In Dillon Area

Jules Wenger visited Dillon on Monday to conduct business. Howard Morse attended to matters in the Basin on Tuesday. Lee Tower arrived from Dillon, adding to a pair of recent business visits in the region.

Jules Wenger Dillon Howard Morse Lee Tower

Safe car speed tips for weather and maintenance this season

Guidance on regulating driving speed to car condition, handling wet sand or mud, and using tires, gas cap, paint on rims, and pumps. Advises ensuring tires are inflated with a gauge, replacing a lost gas cap, painting rims with safe coatings, and keeping a spare pump ready under the seat.

Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract Co for Week

Week ending April 12 1980 lists property transfers recorded by Beaverhead Abstract Company. Names of buyers sellers and parcel details are summarized in the weekly notice.

ePew Real Estate Beaverhead

Deed transfers and property notices from Dillon area

A compilation of United States, individuals, and company transfers listing hundred acre parcels in Centennial Valley Armstead and Dillon townsite deeds with quitclaims and warranty deeds. Includes Mountain View Cemetery lot sale right of way across Sage Creek and water right notice near Red Rock February 1930 week ending April 19 1930 and related parcels in Twin Bridges Horse Prairie and nearby areas.

Pat United States David Boler Upper Horse Bs Uni John W. Shuster Centennial Valley William H. Cannon Harry L. Hurley Midwest Refining Company Standard Oil Company Montana Street Dillon James L. Cochrane Mattie A. ‘Kellum Washington Street Reuben P. Willard John A. Jones L. Livestock, ‘Company Jesse’ J. Brown Armstead Karen Anderson J. W. Rees Enfred Fisk Francis F. Nach Apex Osie E. Smith Christine. Albéts Michael A.henneberry Archie C. Henneberry Archie Henneberry Michael Henneberry George Naysich City of Nels P. Nelson Mountain View Cemetery State of W. A. Staudenmeyer Leslie G. Staudenmeyer Twin’ Bridges Joe Rebish Jr Matt Plut A. L. Stone Potensa Hanson Company Horse Prairie Pearl I. Smith Peterson- Hanson Company

Chain letters and the danger they pose to society

A reader condemns chain letters as a superstition driven scam that preys on fear. The piece notes how quickly a letter travels by nine recipients and projects implausible reach, urging readers to discard such mail and discourage the habit as both ungodly and harmful.

United States Calcutta

Mrs W F Drummey Hosts Northside Country Club Meeting

Mrs W F Drummey entertained the Northside Country club Tuesday afternoon at her home 647 South Atlantic street.

Northside Country Club W. F. Drummey South Atlantic Street

California Christian Science Sanatorium to Open Doors

Permanent trustees took over Arden Wood property in San Francisco on March 26 to house the Christian Science Benevolent Association for Pacific Coast. The institution, chartered in 1916, plans May opening with 120 guest accommodations and associated staff.

Ban Francisco Secretary of State of Mother Church The Christian Science. Benevolent Association Chestnut: Hill Mass Christian ‘Clenée Pleasant View Gonegrd N. Hi Christian Science Board of Directors California Arden Wood San Francisco Twin Peaks Ocean Henry H. Gutterson City of Hristian Science Board New England New Corporation Gertrude “M. Glass George.d. Greenwood Marvin R. Higegins Wilson Delark Aticdss Gnistinn Ence Mary-Reara

Beaverhead County Grade School Track Meet slated May 10 1980

The Sixth Annual Beaverhead County Grade School Track Meet is scheduled Saturday May 10 at 1 30 p m with classes for B and A boys and girls. Events include sprints jumps throws and relays with five events per child and point system awarding 5 3 1 for first second third. Entertainment includes dinner lodging and meals for three contestants from each school.

Garr Beaverhead County Arid

Old Sailor Claims Gift From Dead Admiral Jean Bart

The sailor relates a tale that Admiral Jean Bart gave him a pipe personally, while a skeptic notes the admiral has been deceased for two centuries, prompting the old mariner to exclaim at time’s passage.

Jean Bart le Canard

Pushed into It Cold Cuts quote feature

A fragment from Cold Cuts notes a boss pressuring an employee toward marriage and hinting at ending services after the month. The dialogue reflects coercive workplace dynamics and a personal ultimatum. The piece highlights control, resignation, and the social impact of looming separation.

Real Bargain At Purple Cow Offer

Comic exchange centers on a 15 cent deal covering coffee doughnuts and an overcoat at the Purple Cow. Tom proclaims the restaurant a bargain while Jerry asks how.

Jerry Tom

Ain't a Go'Ne Reign Riffs at a Family Moment

A schoolyard dialogue in the Live Oak scene features a boy and student chat about Napoleon and monarchy fears. A visitor comments on the boy's growing resemblance to his father as the mother expresses worry about the child's fate.

France Live Oak

Raisin Week Highlighted Across Nation in April

April 20 to 26 marks National Raisin Week with promotions across households. Fresno hosts the Pacific coast track and field festival on April 26 as part of the California Raisin Festival featuring a western progress pageant. The Union Pacific railway will promote raisin dishes on dining cars and hotels along its vast network.

Pacific Coast Fresno California West Union Pacific System Tooy

Foley Pills diuretic relief for kidney and rheumatic troubles

A testimonial from Arthur O Malley of Carson Hill California claims Foley Pills diuretic relieved his kidney and rheumatic pain after sleepless nights and fatigue. He states less than two bottles restored health and urges workers to use them with a guaranteed satisfaction offer.

Arthur O'Malley Carson Hill Calif Foley Geo, M. Ee Suc

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