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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
8
Local residents travel to Dillon and Butte for funerals business and family visits. The Basin hosts visitors while Boy Scouts prepare for an outing at Miner Lake and residents plan trips to Denver and Armstead with several house guests and relatives noted across the week.
Polaris W. S. Tash reports a pure bred Hereford bull killed by lightning in late last week. The same storm season claimed two steers. Numerous local residents travel between Dillon Elkhorn Springs Armstead and Mill Point for visits and outings with family and friends. Hunters pursue chicken dinners and Elkhorn Springs outings are noted among residents including the Marchesseaus Hazel Mills Card Luxton and Pyle families.
Dillon plans a fiftieth birthday celebration with a historic parade. Frank Bassett and Beaverhead Mining Association will portray early prospectors while Beaverhead Post of the American Legion honors soldiers who quelled uprisings. The First National Bank of Dillon will depict the covered wagon. Committees chaired by J A Hazelbaker and others organize parade, finance, advertising, and music teams as local business leaders back the event.
Mrs. Harry Faust of Belgrade and Miss Isabell Mast of Dillon visit relatives in Reichle and at the Bryan ranch. Ann Tadovich enjoys a two week vacation with her parents. Val Tadovich and Julius Hartwig visit Dillon on Saturday. J C Ferguson family spend the week at Ziegler springs. Mr and Mrs Mack Poole and daughter Laverne visit Reichle. Mrs Pearl Mittlemeir of Dillon spends part of the summer at the Joy ranch with her parents.
Grant a George Metlen of Dillon attended to business in Grant Monday. James N Mansfield took a business trip to Armstead Monday. Ada Waldemar returned home Monday after visiting her sister in St Anthony Idaho. Glen Decker traveled to the Donovan ranch Tuesday. Sophia Guyaz of Armstead visited the Stocker home Tuesday. Dr John A Donovan of Butte spends vacation at the Donovan ranch. Walter P Scott and family from Armstead visited the Thomas Scott home Tuesday. Hardy of Lima visited Grant Wednesday. Mrs Andy Burnham of Armstead stayed at the Manshield home Tuesday. Mrs Donovan and Mrs Rand made a Dillon trip Thursday.
The statement warns that agents are selling auto service contracts as full coverage insurance policies in Montana. It notes many firms are California based, unlicensed in Montana, and not governed by state laws. Readers should review policies carefully before accepting.
Beaverhead Auto Sales reports receipt of a new radio attachment named the Orola, connected to a reproducer and made by Thomas A. Galt, brother of Beaverhead garage manager D Galt. The item is described as attractive and interesting. A separate reader subscription invitation is extended with a weekly prize slice.
A reflective proverb on social ambition noting that beauty alone does not guarantee success. It emphasizes persistence, talent, and substance as essential to progress beyond initial admiration.
The Montana Idaho picnic draws crowds with events planned from 11 to 2 30 including a D A R marker ceremony, lunch by local groups, and talks on Sacajawea monument conservation and pioneer history. The Salmon band will perform and Byron Defenbach delivers a lecture.
The piece notes the early reception of the telephone as a scientific toy with 2600 units by 1877, then contrasts with rapid radio adoption. It argues public progress mindset shaped acceptance, as the telephone’s slow start gave way to a broad belief in telecommunication and space transmission beyond wires.
He told her he loved her and wanted none of her money. Be thankful you have reason enough whether you have sense enough or not. The lobbyist revelations seem enough to convince you something ought to. How about Toby against Webyiking
The Ford Motor Company frames its purpose as more than car making. It aims to meet the needs of millions by designing, producing, paying fair wages, and setting affordable prices. Continuous innovation saves time and costs, with the Rouge plant endless chain conveyor and new welding methods boosting efficiency and keeping transportation within reach for all.
E. E. Nelson of the Northern Pacific reports a surge of travelers to Montana and Wyoming dude ranches as extreme heat in many regions pushes people to cooler mountain climates. Guests enjoy horseback riding, tobogganing, fishing and other outdoor activities amid improved accommodations for a strong season.
A courtroom exchange over a lost thumb in a trolley accident reveals a sharp humorous line from the plaintiff about keeping her husband. The joke underscores the suit for three thousand dollars as testimony of the incident and its repercussions.
A brief note cites Siar and Shell remarking on handicaps caused by blended indebted nets, highlighting financial strain and unclear accountability within the system.
A concise meditation on peace framing it as an active pursuit rather than mere absence. It urges using accumulated wisdom and history to defend and shape a lasting harmony.
A reflective line notes that the road’s end remains distant but inevitable, suggesting eventual arrival or closure as progress persists. The statement hints at patience and a future milestone connected to persistence and time.
A compact note notes how many circulars go straight to waste baskets without being read, highlighting low engagement with promotional flyers and mailers.
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