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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1929
Page
5
Local residents arrive and depart for trips and visits in Dillon and surrounding towns. James McKnight, C Beal, Ike Edinger, and many others travel from Leadore Divide Butte Missoula and Helena while families join relatives at the Normal college and at Elkhorn springs for weekend visits.
Mr and Mrs Hugh McCaleb left Thursday for Salmon to visit his mother and James A Herndon. They expect to continue by automobile into the northwest for a few days together.
County Attorney and Mrs. T. E. Gilbert and Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Stephan left Thursday for an automobile tour of the northwest. They will visit Banff and proceed west to Vancouver, B. C., and returning will visit in the Pacific provinces.
Robert Finch recently returned from Missoula training camp and is working at Selway sheep ranch this week. He will depart for Camp Perry Ohio to enter the national pistol and rifle contest after earning high places at the Fort Missoula events this summer.
G L Sewell of the Sewells' butcher shop is laid up with an infected finger after pricking it on a pin. The finger needed several lancing procedures and keeps him from working in the shop.
Bert Orr of the P. & O ranch visited the city after touring Holdings and the company range in the southern county. He says rains have left grass green in Centennial valley and the hay crop is fairly good though a bit short due to the backward spring.
The term Scotch language once described the Celtic speech of Scottish highlanders known as Gaelic and also referred to dialects of English spoken in Scotland's lowlands.
A Farm and Fireside note explains that many people earn good wages giving advice in newspaper columns about love while performing a labor of love for the public. The piece underscores the professional and personal appeal of such editorial work.
Mrs McFadden and R El Foster left Wednesday for Rochester Minnesota to visit Mayo Clinic. Judge H G Rodgers and court stenographer F D Willis left for Boulder for district court session. Mr and Mrs C E Blinn with Dorothy and Harold toured west coast. Miss Lydia Tarrant, visiting Morse home, heads to Wisconsin then Vermont to teach.
The sports committee urges golfers to submit entries by Saturday noon August 10 and to bring qualifying scores. The Tombstone tournament will start Sunday once pairings are set. Members must turn in a score to participate and plan to play once approved.
The piece warns that well meaning tourists and campers damage nests by lingering near them. Ground nesting birds like quail and plover suffer as predators follow human trails. It urges staying distant from nests and observing from afar, stressing responsible firearm use and legal protections for wildlife.
The French Revolution’s Reign of Terror is dated from Louis XVI’s January 21, 1793 execution to July 28, 1794 when Robespierre and other leaders were guillotined.
Historians note that many of Shakespeare's tragedies were not published until after his death in a collected works. Of 337 plays, 17 appeared in separate quartos, often without his cooperative authorship.
In a national competition for designs for kitchen sinks men won first second fourth and fifth prizes and two of three honorable mentions. The New York Sun notes the strong implication about dishwashing ability.
A reflective query on fate and love, noting how fortune often grants power to conquerors and tyrants while denying tender hearts any lasting affection. The passage contrasts love’s longing with hate’s certainty, pondering who receives true emotion.
Notice from the Montana Fish and Game Commission dated July 31 1929 in Helena closes statewide hunting of native upland game birds for 1929 except sage hens in listed counties. Sage hen season is moved to August 17–21. Unlawful to possess more than five sage hens or sage grouse during the period. Chairman T N Marlowe and Secretary R H Wilx oversee the order.
The passage outlines dandruff as a germ disease with dry and oily forms, recommends medicated scalp food, specific shampoos, and nightly applications, and cautions against alcohol bases. It also covers excessive oiliness, salt brushing, thorough rinsing, and hot oil cautions for fallen hair.
The piece advises on maintaining white or silver hair with gentle washing using Castile soap and glycerine, rinsing with clear water and a bluining rinse, and avoiding heat. It warns that premature white hair can appear blue under bright hats, and emphasizes careful drying with warm towels and avoiding hot irons to prevent dryness or yellowing.
Practical admonition urges immediate action over delay. The quote emphasizes that waiting leads to lost opportunities and wasted effort. It frames today as more valuable than future or past, urging discipline and timely decisions.
The passage argues that evaluating a person’s character from facial expressions is unreliable. It notes strong emotion may appear on the face, but the underlying cause and character are not accurately indicated by appearance.
The article notes most broken leg horses are not treated due to high costs and low value. It states only very valuable steeds may be saved using slings and splints by a veterinarian.
A pithy aphorism from the sage of Chinatown notes that wealth shifts a philosopher toward money over wisdom. The quote frames a view on human priorities and risk, suggesting many become gamblers when money dominates thinking.
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