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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1928
Page
3
A roundup lists numerous visits and trips by residents and visitors. Ben Crowley J F Blair Alban Roemer C F Jones Henry Schoenborn and families journeyed to or from Dillon, Helena, Grant Elkhorn Springs Roundup and More. Mrs J D Harrison Hollis Harrison J B McClaren Dr T A Grigg J Ik Shaw Ivan Bertha Lamberton Dorothy David Lorenzo Cushing C C Thornton and others are noted with short travel or health related stays.
Albert Baker and Homer Faust along with Mr and Mrs Jay V McCarthy traveled to Elkhorn Springs last Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs George Baker.
Charles Wenger of Jackson and George Harrison from Bannack were in Dillon last weekend. Families from Millpoint Reichle Milwaukee Sheridan and Greeley visited or conducted affairs here. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Richardson of Jackson. Donnel Gleed and Hilmi Pearl Hoski wed with Judge Phillips officiating. Douglas Bourquin returned from Yellowstone Park where he drove a transportation bus.
B N Sharp from Melrose reports his company is pursuing extensive mining development near Melrose. Walter Hoar from the Big Hole basin notes rapid progress on the new museum at the Big Hole battlefield but anticipates a delay due to a plan change requiring a new appropriation.
Attention ranchers seek the safest and best lighting by test recommends A C Gruwell as advertiser.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a one hundred dollar reward to any person not a regular law officer for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Adv. 114m
Miss Mary Gist, guest of friends in Dillon and nearby areas for weeks, left early this week for her home in Los Angeles. Miss May Sprinkle, county superintendent of schools, returned last Sunday from Salt Lake after an appendicitis operation.
Mrs J E Monroe came home last Sunday evening after a hospital stay in Butte. Shackleford accompanied her home. Mr and Mrs George F Dart and Mr and Mrs M B Herron also returned last Sunday from a Canadian trip and travels in the northern state.
Mr and Mrs C E Blinn and children Harold and Dorothy returned home the latter part of last week from an automobile tour of the west coast.
Edwin Whitworth of the Whitworth ranch in Sheep Creek basin visited last weekend and said the local hay crop was above average and of good quality.
Mr and Mrs Corliss Fairchild and daughter Ruth Mr and Mrs Otis Wedum and family and Miss Mae Nedrow returned last Friday from a tour of Yellowstone park and points in Idaho and Utah.
Miss Anna Day Jordan of Galesburg Illinois arrived last Saturday to visit with Miss Marjorie Stevenson. On Saturday they left for a tour of Yellowstone Park accompanied by Miss Anna Patterson and B N Stevenson.
Glen Decker returned from a vacation to Yellowstone Park as the guest of Chevrolet. He is a member of the Chevrolet 72 club and earned the free trip through his car selling efforts during the past year.
S. M. McKnight of Dell visited town last Saturday with brothers Dave and James. They had just returned from Missouri where they accompanied the body of their father, the late James McKnight Sr., for burial. A highly esteemed Beaverhead County resident, he was revered in the community.
Mrs. Joseph Scott and son Arthur of LaGrange Indiana visit Dillon Armstead with relatives this week joined by Mr and Mrs Raleigh Scott of Helena and Mr and Mrs Alton Scott of Sheridan. The group enjoyed an afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Decker.
A boy taken to an East End infirmary after swallowing a halfpenny during a trip to a shop. An X ray failed to locate the coin. The mother was detained for 24 hours under nurse observation as the boy admitted he spent the coin to avoid punishment.
Carl S. Vrooman assistant secretary of agriculture under President Wilson attacks Tammany Hall for deception aimed at farmers nationwide. He says the Houston platform’s agricultural plank offers empty promises and opposes the equalization fee and Mec-Nary-Haugen bill, noting Tammany’s duplicity and political mercenary aims. Vrooman has long championed farm relief and led the dirt farmers’ cause.
Mothers design basement spaces to keep youngsters safe, dry, and active. Choose sunlit locations with dry foundations and modern heating, install sound dampening walls, a cement floor and water cooled humidifier, add sandbox, slide, teeter totter, and simple handmade furniture for organized toy storage.
Daniel Webster born January 18 1782 in Salisbury New Hampshire. He became a leading American orator and, with Henry Clay, a central figure in the national Whig Party.
The Toledo Blade notes a recurring conclusion: over the years humankind tends to become leaner in some aspects despite overall hardships. The remark emphasizes how the leaner elements persist while excess grows heavier.
A compact reflection on bragging attributed to Josh Billings notes that true bragging skills are rare and that few men have anything noteworthy to boast about. This witty remark emphasizes humility over boastfulness.
A gold wedding ring believed to be over a century old was discovered inside a recently caught salmon in California. The finder alerted authorities and the ring was turned over to local officials for possible owner restoration.
The ad claims Foley Pills diuretic eases life for tired nervous and run-down women by restoring health strength and enjoyment. Mrs Black of Peters burg Virginia reports dramatic relief from pain and difficulty after use. The product has been in constant use for 25 years with satisfaction guaranteed and is sold by George M Bot successor to Potts.
Farmer's State Bank sues Fred Bower and Elna Bower with Capital Trust and Savings Bank listed as defendants. Property includes 320 acres in sections 26 27 34 of township 8S range 8W Montana, with water rights and ditches. Sale on September 7 1928 at 2 PM at the Dillon courthouse. cash terms. Sheriff Orr signs.
The administratrix Annie E. Nelson of the estate of John Polson deceased requests creditors and others with claims against the estate to present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be filed at the law office of J. E. Kelly in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated August 11, 1928.
Executrix Margaret M Lossl requires all persons having claims against the George P Lossl estate to exhibit them with vouchers to J F E Kelly law office Dillon Montana in Beaverhead County at the stated place for settlement of the estate. Ad appears in the local county notices.
The article touts American Express Travelers Cheques as a universal, safer way to carry funds for trips. It emphasizes universal acceptance, holder identification and countersignature protection against loss or theft with convenient denominations around 75 cents per $100.
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