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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1929
Page
5
A large collection of short notices lists residents and visitors around Dillon. It notes travels from Medicine Lodge Grant Lima and Bannack, relatives from Los Angeles Portland and Helena, and several trips to Butte Elkhorn springs and Virginia City. Local moves include A H McFarland and family into Phillips apartments and George Baker family relocating to Ree apartments for winter.
A brief note from the Boston Transcript describes the existence of nine additional lists of the ten most interesting men in the world and invites readers to share their own ideas for who belongs on the other nine.
Mrs Helen Randolph of Elels fell near lunch time today and broke one arm near the wrist. She will be incapacitated for several weeks. J E Monroe returned from Helena where he attended a Montana Grand Commandery Knights Templar conclave and was elected grand commander. He was accompanied by Mrs Monroe and Mrs Shakeltoh. Three Baldwin grand pianos were received in Dillon last Friday for A A Elliott home G A Decker home and Andrus dining room. The pianos were brought from Butte by Brinck Music Company manager H B Brinck and piano tuner Harry Hunter.
The foreign will of the late John Kiernan of Portland was admitted to probate in the district court Thursday morning and T. E. Gilbert was appointed administrator with the will attached. Mr. Kiernan was owner of some ranch property in Beaverhead County.
Mrs Frank Paul presided as hostess for a card party in honor of Mrs Franklin Bradley of New York City. The guest and her parents Mr and Mrs G T Paul enjoyed delightful refreshments and a closing dance at Dillmont park.
Mrs Harold Hanson entertained a Wednesday luncheon at Grandview with charmingly appointed decor and blooms from her extensive garden.
Mrs. A. F. Waldorf Mrs. W. G. Gilbert Mrs. W. H. Stephan and Mrs. Ted McFadden entertain with a series of bridge picnics the first held Wednesday evening at Mrs. Waldorf's home.
Mr and Mrs W G Gilbert entertained guests last Monday evening at their West side home. After a delicious menu, cards were played as the evening's diversion.
Mrs T Lee McCracken and Mrs Walter Grimes entertained Thursday afternoon at Mrs McCracken's home for Mrs Daniel P Thurber who is leaving Dillon soon. Guests enjoyed several tables of cards followed by a repast.
The Northside country club postpones its meeting to Tuesday August 13 from August 6. Miss Okel Nelson will serve as hostess.
Mrs Walter Stamm issued invitations for an evening party Saturday to honor Mrs D P Thurber, reflecting a social gathering by Mrs Stamm.
The five member Utica Jubilee Singers from Utica Normal and Industrial Institute Mississippi announce a concert at the Normal College auditorium on Tuesday August 6 at 8:30. The group rose from humble beginnings to national fame with NBC and Victor records and has been praised for authentic spirituals and plantation songs delivered with natural, heartfelt style. Tickets and reservations are at Thomas Book Store.
Hudson New York resident D McMillan shares relief from back pain and insomnia after using Foley Pills diuretic. He reports improved mobility and urges others to try the remedy, noting guaranteed sale by Geo M Gosman.
A traveling circus led by a line of white substance guided 40 trucks through Dillon on a route from Whitehall to Lima. The lead truck scattered the line, but a street washer erased it, causing the fleet to become mixed up until locals gave directions.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Armstead school board for a new heating system at Armstead School. Documents by engineer E. W. Bunnell Bozeman. Bids due 6 p.m. August 16 with 6 percent certified check to Clerk of School District No. 19. The district may accept or reject any bid.
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